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By Sam Taylor Argonaut

There's something deeply unsettling to Matt Ivers about a Wal-Mart Supercenter. And he sees the" land where the proposed store will go as a place to help bolster a com- , munity that cares about the people in it. That's why Ivers and others have started to.circulate a petition on campus to let the Moscow Planning and Zoning Commission members, as well as the Moscow City Council, know that there are some people- he's hoping a lot —around here who don' want the store to be built. "Ijust think it's very important for people to understand what's going on in their com- munity," Ivers said. 'Communities are in danger of getting lost, and small towns like '" 'F Moscow are great to live in." Ivers, a University. of Idaho architectural graduate student, said he began to get inter- ested in the Wal-Mart debate after happen- ing upon the Moscow NoSuperWal-Mart groups Web site and meeting others who were interested in getting involved. He joined NosuperWal-Mart and even transformed his graduate thesis work so that it fit into the Wal-Mart theme. "The foundation of my project was how to sustain families," Ivers said. "They'e the building block of our social order." He believes the Wal-Mart debate fits in Charlie'lsen/Argonaut well because, he said, Wal-Marts force peo- out of a core downtown area, where Ul President Tim White looks on approvingly as new Idaho football coach Dennis Erickson speaks during a press conference Wednesday evening in ple smaller, friendlier shops prevail. the Kibbie Dome. Erickson is return>ng to the position he first occupied 20 years ago'after coaching stints at other colleges and the NFL. "You can't meet people at a Wal-Mart," he said. "It's about getting in and getting out." Ivers and other community members sat outside the Idaho Commons for a few hours and gathered, he estimates, more than two dozen signatures against the proposed supercenter two weeks ago, But he wants to do iriore, Ivers an~t community member Tonda Keiinan lsiiib of transformation can oci„.ur when ning; percentages .for the Intent Day to reassure the diiec- Bg Lark are trying to get space inside the Argonaut you have the right set of players Vandals, in which Erickson com- tion of the program. Commons to have a booth with more infor- I and assistant coaches and head piled a 32-15 iecord during'his Also on his jisi is meeting mation on the issue and to people to sign ';After a. 20-'year hiatus that coach at a university that wishes tenure. with the, current assistant coach- get 'n to, be successful," said White. During his introduction in the es to determine their futures the petition. included coaching stops 'I more involved, Washington State, "The first thing that we discussed department's new weight room with the team want people to get Wyoming, "I'm t Miami, Oregon State, Seattle'and in'all settings was our team aca- facility, overlooking the year-old going to sit down and San, Francisco, Dennis Erickson demically, athletically, behav- Sprin Turf field, Erickson visit with all the assistant coach- returned this week to the job that iorally, so there's no doubt about remarked 'ow times have es tomorrow, then make some See WAL-MART, page 3 "As 'ecisions," brbke him in as a college head the set of priorities that we will changed during his absence. said Erickson. coach. carry going forward here." "Ilook back in 1982 and it.was you know I have some guys that Pniversity of Idaho President "It was 20 years ago when I a special time because we were I'e coached with for a long time Tim White, along with Athletic left," said Erickson, referring to coming off some losing seasons," that are quality coaches, and Director Rob Spear, formally his four-year stint with UI from Erickson said. "It's different now there are some that are interest- Keep it safe: introduced 58-year-old Erickson 1982-1985; "Back in 1982 when I in that the facilities are quite dif- ed in coming. This staff has done as Idaho's 32nd head football. got here, it was all about the Big ferent. The practice field, the a great job, ... These guys are coa'ch Wednesday night at a. Sky conference and 1-AA. Now weight room; all these different well coached, so we'e going news conference held in the it's about winning the WAC things are going to make a big everything tomorrowto'valuate convenient Iverson 't"ength and championship. That's what it' difference in recruiting," and the next couple of days." Conditioning Center. all about. Now it's about com- Erickson was jovial and wise- Erickson reportedly will be ;White, who as provost and. peting in Division I and taking it cracking throughout the news paid $200,000 a year plus incen-, president for. Oregon State to another level." conference, but remained tives, which could push the deal and a8ordable University hired Erickson as Erickson first was employed focused when asked about what upwards of $2.5 million over the OSU's coach in 1999, said his at UI as the offensive coordina- lies ahead in the near future for five-year duration of the con- familiarity with Erickson as a tor under coach Ed Troxel in the the Vandal football program. tract, The deal is still pending royen winner was important in 1974-75 seasons. His hiring in Among the first of many actions approval of the State Board of HIV testing is hiring. 1982 began a streak of 15 consec- for Erickson is contacting each Education, which next convenes '"I know firsthand what kind utive years of .500-or-better win- recruit who signed on Letter of Feb. 23. By Sarrah Beno

According to the Centers for Disease DU> c»~ge student finds rare worm Control and Prevention, at the end of 2003 an Grad estimated 1.03to 1.18 million people in the United States were living with HIV/AIDS. fo'r Vandal More than 25 percent were undiagnosed'r Ciant Palouse worm unaware of their HIV infection. re-discovered after "I was reading the article (about Kanay Mubita) in the paper. Clearly, HIV is an issue quarterback 20-year absence on the forefront of people's minds," said Women' 1 Jennifer Haylett, coordinator of the Mentoring Program at the University of By Sam Taylor By jesslca Mullins Idaho. "I imagine if people wonder where Argonaut Argonaut they can get tested (for HIV). There is a gap I in knowing." : Steve Vandal quarterback It was confirmed on Jan. 30. She said the Women's Center promotes different kind Wichman will have a The earthworm sample graduate safe sex means of condoms and birth con-.'. Valentine's this one by of'date on Day, student Yaniria Sanchez-de Leon trol, but she wants students to be safe in being with a prosecuting attorney. collected was what she expected other ways. not to a Palouse Wichman pleaded guilty it to be: the rare giant "I was a little surprised to hear that the driving under the influence charge eatthworm, not seen in about 20, Center insurance doesn't a.m. Student Health arrest. At 9 'over after his Jan. 14 years. HIV testing," she said. "Maybe there his second pre- sci- Tuesday, he will have Sanchez-de Leon, a soil hasn't been a need. If the Student Health. with Moscow went to trial conference deputy ence doctoral candidate, Center doesn't have the services, maybe not Rod HalL University's prosecutor Washington State Charl!e Olsen / Argohaut enough students needed them." :According to police records, Smoot Hill Ecological Preset Yaniria Sanchez-de Leon, a doctoral student in soil science examines Health Clinic in over at about The Whitman County Wichman was pulled with two University of Idaho a giant Palou'se earthworm under a microscope Wednesday rnoming. Pullman conducts free HIV tests Tan. his black Chevy evety'uesday, 1:30 a.m. 14 in environmental science students morning from 8 a,m. to noon. Moscow police officer earthworm sam- She the rest of the "Not much is known Tahoe after for common gathered about Testing is witnessed him driving all," anonymous. Nick Swanson pling last spring. They dug worm with one more shovel the species at said Jodi "Ithink free testing is awesome, and that down Washington square-foot-sized holes. When Johnson-Maynard, UI assistant the wrdng way scoop. ideally people shouldn't have to (pay one-way road. shovel "I man- for'ests)," Street, which is a Sanchez de-Leon put her felt really excited because it professor of soil and water Haylett said. "Sliding scales are won- "I vehicle drive over the the last soil all other saw a in the soil to gather was different from the agement. derful, 'too. I think it's a larger program in drive the wrong way a of earthworms there," she Little is known about curb and then sample she recogNzed piece I got the general, because health care is expensive." oncoming in worm's on N. Washington into a smooth, white earthworm said.'he burrowing habits and She said there are two places near traffic," Swanson's affidavit states. the shovel. length of the worm is ''When I first saw it I was sad about six inches. It can reported- See 1hllCHMAN, page 3 that I had cut it," she said. ly grow up to three feet long. See lNORIVI, page 3 See HIV, page 3 f

Conterits Inside Today Arts&Culture... i...... 7Crossword...... 2 Opinion Arts8 Culture Sports&Rec Sunny The Argonaut Editorial The Moscow Find nore. information Musicians'uild, Hi: Opinion...... 44'o. Briefs...... 2 Board speaks out against a under the direction of and comments on new Idaho '29' Calendar...... ,...... 2 Sports8Recreation .. ...10 student-free crab feed in Dennis Holmes, seeks to football coach Dennis Ctassifieds...... 11 Sudoku...... 2 Genesee. form a community of artists. Erickson. Friday, february io, 2006 Page 2 The Argonaut SenateREPORT Senate Business establishes the effective date funds from the Safety Board Loco/BRIEFS Students celebrate ,. of the salary increase and to the Wonten'6 Mentoring National Engineers Senate Bill S06-19,provid- establishes an enactment Program, passed unani- ;', OpenForum ing for the amendment of date. mously. The senate amend- Gritman wants lNeek with hunt senate bylaws, passed 4mani- Senate Bill 506-32, provid- ed the bill to transfer $240 No persons spoke at open people to open UI's College of Engineering I mously. The bill remove a ing for the appointment of instead of $540. will have a campus-wide scav- ,. forum. . Leah Cristaldt to the posi- Senate Bill S06-35, pro- their hearts j I phrase from the bylaws ASUI Director of viding for the appointment enger hunt for undergraduate allowing a format in ASUI tion of Gritman Adult Day Health stu- , Presidential Communications closer Diversity Affairs, passed of Reid Camp to ASUI sena- and graduate engineering legislation that aligns will be holding its second annual the Moscow I dents on campus I to the Idaho State Legislature unanimously. tor, passed unanimously. Vice President Travis "Open Your Heart Breakfast" Feb.18-24. and other organizations, Senate Bill S06-33, Senate Bill 506-36, pro- 8-9 a.m. Feb. 20 at ,,Shofner congratulated Reid and for the transfer of event from The event is part of National Senate Bill S06-31,provid- amending ASUI rules viding Center located at 412 Camp after the senate funds and of the vice the 1912 Engineers Week celebrations, ing to raise the salary for regulations to create a line salary Street. This free event appointed him as an ASUI ASUI passed East Third which run Feb.19-25. Faculty Council representa- of succession for the president adjutant, of the Gritman ' .„senator. Shofner encouraged unani- The bill trans- is a celebration En students fmm all tives, passed unanimously. presidency, passed unanimously. Health program. '~,L,people to come again to the funds from the ASUI Adult Day discip's an.'nvited to form The bill relocates $63 from rnously. It creates 6 line of fers Health opened in ,,senate'meetings. the office Civic Engagement Board Adult Day teams of up to four to seek out the ASUI general reserve,. succession for of 2001 as a department of that allows salary budget to the ASUI August and follow dues that will lead ASUI president Griiman. "finds.". seamless transition in the president's budget for the them to various The All proceeds raised during earliest event of the president's purpose of paying the adju- team with the time this event will benefit the docked and the highest number death or resignatiort. tant. which r Helping Hands fund, "proof of finds" wins, 'vfh Senate Bill S06-34, pro- of was created by in 2004 to pro- r viding for the transfer of Hillary Flowers The scavenger hunt is vide assistance for those who designed to provide students i otherwise would be unable to some interdisdplinary exposure l attend Adult Day Health. and increase their familiarity By providing this financial with campus. NleatherFORECAST support, Adult Day Health hopes prize is'irst g00. 'Ihe second to improve the quality of life for place team wins $100.Remaining Today Saturday vulnerable adults, the aging at- teams are eligible to win coupons care- risk population and family donated by local Moscow mer- Partly30'undayPartly providers in the community. chants. doudy Cloudy Seating is limited and reBerva- For more information, or to Hi: tions are requested. For more 45'o: Hi; articipate, contact Mary Ann 45'o: KfNMURAL 5PORTII(r information, or to make re8erva- ellogg at 885-6470 or :: tions, call 8t&6483. mkellogguidaho.edu. Check out your scar es

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ment," Johnson said. icanus. The destruction of its habitat could Johnson-Maynard will search for the WORM They collected two worms as the When she heard of the confirma- be the main reason the native earth- giant Palouse worm. A new electrical others quickly slid away. One of the tion, MI was really, real- worm Is rare. current system sampling technique odd things the 'worms did was spit ly, really happy," Johnson said about will use electrical currents to bring the several I't lessthanonepercent worms to the surface. how widely times as they were handled, Sanchez-deLeonsaid. Was Sllpppsed distributed it is across the Palouse Sanchez-de Leon said she wants to the Palouse, possibly as a defense mechanism, The worm is consid- 5 g'. of Johnson-Maynard said. Johnson said. ered to be rare and dif- O remains in its natu- encourage others to not look for the It has been found only in the "That was one of the moments ficult to find. The first ral form. worm on their own. They are easy to Palouse, though SggeCinlenS it has relatives from that were tinle P The worms may harm and someone could easily Australia that unexpected," Johnson recorded description of can reach 10 feet. "It fun.n also suffer from destroy their habitat, she said. James "Ding" said. was the worm was in the Were Collected Johnson, UI Plant, They were smooth and about one late 1800s. There is a comp tition of Sanchez-de Leon, from Puerto Rico, Soil and Entomological Sciences foot long, he said, They are recorded report from 1978, but anil Pl'eselVed Ill European-intro- earned her bachelor 's degree and mas- Department head, was one of the last as being lily-scented, but Johnson no one has seen the duced earthworms, ter's degree from the University of scientists to document I a sighting of didn't recall the scent. specimen, making it We Lgpn t >IIOW such as the worms Puerto Rico. She received a fellowship the worm. The worm is a "biological "It was to be the first difficult to trace. that aPPear on the from the National Science Foundation mystery," he supposed 'lOW ealS« said. time "They nl+n V V ~ in the rain. to attend UI. After she graduates next At a forest specimens were collected and dig very deep 'ement clearing at the edge of preserved in we don't know how in the soil," Sanchez-de Earthworms have spring, she plans to look for a job in a Moscow Mountain, Johnson and a many year',n Johnson said. Leon said. JameS JohnSon positive effects on higher academic institution or unihIer- graduate student rolled back a piece The UI Pianl Sdences deParlmenl head soil and plant sity in the United States or Puerto of moss specimen Johnson and It is hard to study in search of beetles. They Sanchez-de are an Rico. uncovered Leon found was sent to iant earthworms growth. They several cream-colored the vibrations'nd Johnson-Maynard The specimen she found will;be worms. same entomologist in Oregon, ecause they sense important species, who confirmed it was the rare giant move quickly, Johnson-Maynard said. kept in the entomology museum'n . "There was surprise and excite- Palouse earthworm, Driloleirus amer- said. In the spring, Sanchez-de Leon and UI's Agricultural Science Building. I I

anyone has sex, they are eligi- 50 percent higher for young available to students. It makes experiences and decide if they IN THE AREA ble.n women than for young men. people feel more comfortable both want to get tested togetber. HIY According to the Foundation According to with the idea MI would tell everyone that from page 1 for AIDS Research, it is estimat- "I (getting tested) is nothing to:be ed that 20,000 young people are tttv)Atl3s e would tell ashamed of," Haylett said..'"It Moscow that conduct HIV test's To make an appointment, infected with HIV every year. Young People," eyepy'One tllat (would ask my makes you responsible a'nd with payments based on sliding call: That means two young many women do partner to get shows you care about yourself scales. ~Whitman County Health Americans between the ages of not have the con- (getting teSted) iS tested for HIV) and your body." Planned Parenthood in at 332-6752 13 and 24 contract HIV every fidence to avoid if I was sleep- The spread of HIV is thot Pullman conducts anonymous ~Planned Parenthood at hour. sex with part- nptillng ip be ing with him," being perpetuated if you get tests for $68. A confidential test 334-1525 nMy personal opinion is that nerswhomaybe ~ g«she said, "If I tested, she said. uses an income-based sliding ~Health Department: if you are sleeping with some- affected by HP/ h 'an't takk MI just want to reiterate that scale from $40 to $68. North Central Distnct at 882- one and they refuse to get test- —nor do they about this with in the light of current events, it is .The -Health Department: 7506 ed, they don't respect your always ensure Jennifer Haylett 'im, then I a reminder that it can happeri to ui Women's Mentollng program North Central District performs body," Haylett said. MAnd that their part erS Ob V I 0 u S I y anyone," Haylett said. MBut at;"risk HIV tests that cost $20, translates into having no respect use condoms, shouldn't be there are places that can check Their you.n Sherwin with him." and ease your mind,'so sliding fee ranges from / for Senior Megan said sleeping you donation to full-price for an "It doesn't hurt for anyone to A 1998 study by the CDC she thinks it is a good ide) ~for She. added that couples everything can be good ahd appointment. get (tested),n Haylett said. "If found that HIV prevalence was HIV testing centers to be triIhre 'hould 'talk about past sexual happy."

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Faculty get advice on coping with classes " I'"' educational activity that ofhce he said has received By Hillary Flowers from instructors ,,.era su ensou takes place in the classroom," Ph~~~ a s concerned about pitman said 'ho are the welfare of a parhcular st- For some faculty, class can "If cumulatively you 'rganizers return crab feed to a local event after complaints check out surfing dent and want to know how be chaotic. mostly by can that student. the Web while vou're in class, they help who have normally gone down ness ftom students on the week- In this age of technology, instructors By Nate Poppino re probaiyly goinLr to For exampfe, there know that if don' end of the feed, and while los- disruptions can include cell ou Argonaut they ave a poor-quality eIuca- have sought advice on how have tickets, they probably that business won't really phones ringing in class, inap- a student ing dur- tion and you'e probably they can help get to Some students are feeling shouldn't come," he said. hurt him in the grand scheme of propriate use of laptops counseling, address health iPod stu- going to develop a less pro- after being excluded Student reaction to the things, it will be noticeable. ing class time, use, issues or find some balance ~~>led up in late and ductive work ethic," said m this year's Genesee crab change appears to be mixed. "People were talking about, dents coming in his life so he can success- Larry Young Weed. Though Residence Hall 'It was too rowdy, there were leaving early, inappropriate fully continue their manager for Saturday', feed, which- Association president Msty too many people,'" he said. attire, students putting ' their desks, food academic col- g ~erves as the major fundraiser Humpherys said she had heard "Fourteen miles from the uni- feet up on i+ W+>tj>g to school. in class, profanity and even laboration ~+ L town's volunteer fire nothing from students about versity, it's nice to have a func- or the and a,sociolo r mental health issues. WOCk Wjtii faCulty department, has been heavily the feed, several ASUI leaders tion that kids can come to, ... they receive r The Dean of Students instructor. Attended by University of Idaho said students who attended in With them not being here, we'l gy comPlaints office, along with the "So that's a to helP theM I cstttdents in past years. This previous years were upset. miss that, but it's not my crab from other and Testing choice you get ~ :!:year, though, organizers decid- "What's so hard about sit- feed." Counseling students that Center, held workshops for to make as a Clecit /gcigjgg e ed to try something different. ting with a bunch of students7o Though Hall said he is they can' h University of Idaho faculty "For years, we wanted to get Sen. Nick Slater asked. "totally neutral" on the subject, enVirOnmentS that learn, 1 they r '- members that focused on th k I " this back to a more community- "Students want to support he thought students who dealing with such disrup- ."oriented event," said Darrell it," said Megan Godwin, dttec- attended were by and large are comfortable they can't pay "It's a well-behaved. tions in the classroom Jan. 31 respect my h ';Xilgore, treasurer for the tor of communications. . attention, that and Feb. 2 in the Idaho students as Slgd Scifg foi'i)j h 'department, "Over the last good cause, Look at how much "For the most part, they have they really r Commons, grown-ups. h three to four years it has gotten money they won't be getting." behaved," he said, "It's too bad ' eed to ake "We'e wanting to work et to gtg deIitg. t into more of a party. More com- Money--fromm the feed, which that we can't cater to the univer- g some them cre- make that kind of members were taking is in its 40th year, allo(ltrs the fire sity kids at least one day out of with faculty to help munity environments choice." Bruce Pitman action," their crab out of the back door to attend'I training the year." ate 'earning department comfortable and safe Young said Dean of Students Pitman said. and home." sessions, buy new. gear and Despite the. financial argu- that are "We'e going fo'r all students," Dean of if students giving Fed with student drink- update old gear, and p'ut funds ment, Kilgore said money is not them all up Bruce Pitman said. leave the volume on their kinds at the event —which fea- away for big pttrchasesx sut.'h as the driving factor for the Students up ing "Our to computers or are hitting the of advice about setting tures 1,675 pounds of crab and trucks and fire equipment, fundraiser. main objective is day." keys hard and swearint in the exPectations the first matching amounts of potato Ktlgore said. "We were not in business to help faculty do classroom that middle of class, then |ie wilt In terms of mental health, ,salad, coleslaw and baked At $20 per ticket for adults make money, We wanted to get management activities from intervene. His concern is that Pitman gave an examPle of beans —organizers this year and $10for kids, the fire depart- back to a community event," he prevent problems occurring." what the student is doing is students who threaten the dropped the number of avail- ment could potentially miss out said. ability of other students to That's feeds take By giving faculty these disrupting other students or ; able tickets and sold them pri- on about f9,000, not Though other crab classroom manage- him, then it's becoming a learn. During classroom dis- .marily to Genesee residents. counting the revenue brought place nearby —both Colton, tools for deal with problem that needs to be cussions, a student some- .Where in previous years the in by students stopping at local Wash., and Kellogg have them ment, faculty can addressed. He said he would times will say something that department sold about 1,450 businesses, such as Hall' around this time as well— students when such prob- lems occur. Pitman said there either address the problem uPsets another student. That tickets to residents and stu- Corner Bar, owned by G'enesee ASUI members, speaking as feel like what a number mem- right there in class or ask the studen™y dents, that number dropped to mayor Randy Hall and his wife, students rather than politicians, are of faculty bers who have come forward student after class to come was said was a Personal . 1,000. The event sold out by Dee. said they feel students will still asking for advice on how into his office to talk about the attack toward him. Another Monday, and Kilgore said tick- Randy Hall, who coached try to reclaim Genesee's. mental health issue is a stu- "We'e they should go about dealing disruption. ets will not be sold at the door. football at UI in the mid-'90s, all going to go any- dent who is doing well at the won't with such classroom disrup- pitman said one strategy to "We want to let the students said he gets quite a bit of busi- ways now, but it be con- beginning of the semester, tributing to the economy," said tions. deal with disrutytions is to ask "Some of the behavior that the student to Ieave the class but abruPtly changes. The Travis Shofner, ASUI vice presi- student stops atten- Nonroutrdrurshrsutrm!'~+urrtr they'e having to address is for that day if he is not willing paying glintet j(idS 5epies dent. tion and begins in "It's relatively low-level and can to pay attention or plays on sleePing hurting the town econo- class, coming late or not com- my," Slater said. 'That's bad be described more as annoy- laptop during class he ': ing behavior that distracts Sometimes, instructors may 'ng, business, when students want "What we do is M U N C DI,',eall?P< students and instructors have to take some type of dis- initially I to give you money and you talk to students, find out a lot H, won't it," from the main purpose of the ciplinary action through the take about them —about what Nonriturirrt for 5 Arrrrtcny Aurrnh kinds of things are on, 1ndrulios ttrsl Arturt going what sort of issues there are STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS WORKSHOP: —and then explore. what might be contributing .to it, .capote whether it's depression,

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By Frank McGovern "It's been very fortuitous to get too 'excited in case it crises are the main incentives Argonaut how I came to be involved doesn't work out. But yeah, I for Moroge.. wtth the organization," said was a little surprised I was "Large-scale environmen- As students in Moscow are Moroge. "I wrote an essay chosen." tal concerns are talking points rushing through their classes and my professor, Lee Beyond the excitement of now, and before people just today, eager to begin the Vierling, who's been really visiting New York City for the weren't aware of them," he weekend, one is paying a visit great, said I should publish it. first time, Moroge, a transfer said. "There are increasing to the United Nations. I was initially like, 'Yeah, student from the University demands on natural resources On Tuesday, Mark Moroge, right,'ut then he sent me a of North Carolina-Chapel globally, just with increasing a junior ecology major with link to (the SustainUS) Web Hill, is enthusiastic about the populations, climate change the College of Natural site and suggested it was prospect of interacting with and global warming. If you Resources, flew to New York worth pursuing," talented and like-minded don't follow it really closely, City to represent the United SustainUS is a nonprofit, peers. Sustainability and its you'l end up like the United States Youth Network for nonpartisan organization peripheral environmental States, which is really a poor Sustainability (SustainUS) at committed to "young people issues have not only been model to follow." the United Nations advancing sustainable devel- gaining increasing interna- Though he said the United Commission on Social opment and youth empower- tional scientific recognition, States doesn't set a good Development. The meeting ment in the U.S." On the but escalating attention example, Moroge proposed will last through Feb. 17. strength of his essay, among American universities that ecological anxieties and Melissa Davlin / Argonaut Moroge won the opportu- SustainUS selected Moroge as and students as well. The solutions are particularly Junior Mark Mofoge is spending this week and next in New York for us. nity to attend the conference one of just nine national dele- opportunities to appear on important as part of the United Nations Comission on Social Development. unexpectedly when the pro- gates. behalf of United States and "We are the world's lead- fessor of a landscape ecology "I didn't really have any the prospect of participating ing producer of CO2 and ings, he insists America has focus more on renewable course he took last spring expectations going into it," in discourse with an interna- we'e,a;,nation of only 300 ap opportunity to make a dif- resources it would set a great suggested lvloroge submit a said Moroge. "I didn't really tional student community million'people," ference. example for other countries, research paper for publica- think about it. I didn't want to dedicated to raising aware- Despite, or possibly "If we would take a strong like China for example, to fql- tion. think about it. You don't want ness of global environmental because of, these shortcom- stance on that and really low." Two endowments honor legacy of Eric McMillan

difference was By Kevin Wickersham arships for student-athletes, $10,484 in 'ecember. "similar to Eric and his back- despite this he "grew and most of the . the same anony- Argonaut football players in particular. Scholarships from the endow- ground, who have overcome overcame difficult circum- covered by D a n ment should much adversity," Noble said. stances and was giving back." mous donor. The donor Two endowments created be awarded According to the scholar- This scholarship endowment, pledged $15,000, and will Noble, ~ if the in the memory of University f i n a n c i a I "This (scholarship beginning ship draft criteria, the schol- she said, is a way to keep his pledge another $5,000 of Idaho student Eric specialist in in the 2007- arship will be awarded pri- legacy. and contributions remainder is not picked up by McMillan are filling the UI Trust endOWment) iS 08 school marily to minority students alive. community donations. up, scholarships thanks in part to an anony- who, like McMillan,'ome "He is still making a differ- The first ™portantbecause it from difficult backgrounds ence nowt that he is not with under the endowment will be mous donor. ents aca- McMillan office, said The see- and "have contributed in us," she said. awarded in the 2007-08 The Eric keepS EriC'S COntribu- who Memorial Athletic the endow- ond endow- meaningful ways to their Both Jbhnson and Noble demic year. Anyone s contribute to the Scholarship Endowment and ment was ment, start- community." said that the second endow- would like to tion as a human endowments can visit the Eric McMillan Diversity funded by ed by for- "This (scholarship endow- ment sat at $5,000, well short alive." because it of the targeted $25,000, until www.uidaho.edu/givetoidaho. Scholarship Endowment were an anony- being mer 'I ment) is important created in memory of the foot- mous donor instructor keeps Eric's contribution as a ball player, who was mur- who initial- Marcia human being alive," Johnson Jan Johnson and said. dered in the fall of 2004, ly gave Professor Kmetz The first endowment, spon- $25,650 in professor She said McMillan came stricken with sored by the Athletic May 2005, Jan Johnson, from an area Department, will fund schol- followed by an additional will be awarded to students poverty and crime, but

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A hefty chunk of the Islamic world is that it was still only in the cans, and unlimited qquantities of drinking at the event. (or ««though, the Secondly, they could have asked has been incensed at the West for the ««50-degree range. beer, all in support of the Genesee We can understand how want to tone the the local police to enforce open- past week or so because of Seasonal advice: It's February. Put the Fire Department. community might best My can' event down, but effectively kicking container laws on crab feed day. If Affectiv Disorder (SAD — psy- ~~summer clothes back into. storage, One thing, though —you : acronym ever). Not the clas- students out of the event wasn't the they publicized that open contain- cholopcal ~««and go back to socks and shoes, Your go. sificatzon of SAD (as Tired of a "rowdy" student pres- best way to do it. ers would not be permitted in line ~&feet will thank you. officers would be far as I know Miranda ence at the event, the fire depart- The event is, after all, a fundrais- and that police mental containers and Muslim ment decided to make it more er, and the students, rowdy or not, confiscating open health professionals "community-based" this year by were contributing funds to the ticketing their owners, the rowdiest the legiti- ~-: Bambi II'oesn't rock cho- recogruze selling fewer tickets mostly to Genesee volunteer firefighters. students probably would have macy of the mala- Whose bright idea was it to pro- Genesee residents. The event was Students don't have a ton of money sen not to go to the event anyway. dy), but its effects. ::-;duce "Bambi II"7 I know it'l rake in sold out by Monday. available to give to charitable caus- The non-drinkers could then have SAD is a seasonal '.-'all sorts of cash and maybe make This is' serious disappointment es, and the crab feed was a fun way enjoyed crustacean flesh alongside depression that some kids happy, but please. to University of Idaho students for for students to make a financial the citizens of Genesee. manifests when Old- Disney seems to have some horri- whom the crab feed has become a contribution to a local community. We hope Genesee will open its Man Winter's soul- " forces With a small amount of effort, the doors to the UI community once numbing, spirit ble disease that it to spew tradition. . Frank McGovern next but if not, students : sequels (and sequels of sequels) Admittedly, the atmosphere had Genesee firefighters could have again year, columnl~ :- next: "Lady and the than made the event more family- and will just have to support the ping, ig 'deW-touch everywhere. Up own more party-oriented arg opinionsub. . Tramp III: The Neutering." amily-oriented. Crab feed atten- community-friendly without deny- Kellogg and Colton, Wash., com- rimes vour soul Tarn dees waiting in line drank alcohol ing students a delicious crab dinner. munities by going to their crab with the hoarfrost of on the sidewalk for the two-or- First off, they could have limited feeds instead. ennui. Thankfully, and more-hour wait, entering the the amount of beer each person gets C.M. in the dark, dreary, overcast hope- The forgotten state less Inland Northwest, that sort of My Moscow friend Amy recently thing isn't a problem. took a trip to Tahoe to go snowboard- So, on to the column, these political ing with our friend Steph. She sent cartoons ...ah, Bush did something me a postcard bearing this message: messed up, um ...something about Scandinavians you know, what' Wejust spoke with a guy who ...... asked 'hat s Idaho like'hen made the point? I'l write this stupid column then I'm to have to write some comment about not meaning to just going 'y;1l >.r(d +oak're Pj~4~~~ed another one next week and the week "disrespect our city." We told him Idaho g;lI- ~ I'm he's "oh." d,lier after that. Forget it. This is crap, was a state — like, o joo cI zif fLp.Sss done. I'm going to take a nap. God bless the Californians. re~ Wgi;eke! OK, back again. Sorry about that, I Cady just spent halL hour in front of a I ~ miSk 4~or'S 0~v sun lamp and feel much better. What God bless the GSN! gc~$ l happened is this: Someone in series of You can have your Regis Philbins Denmark published a politi- cal satirizing moclang, and Anne Robinsons. I'l stick ~v~I do cartoons (or your 'q take) Mohammed. with Chuck the pw depending on your Woolery and guy One the cartoons featured the "What's Line." You'l 54c(cs aLss~ Q<,- of who runs My C~ of Islam wearing a turban in radia- ~~isa'? prophet never see a married couple in the shape of a bomb. tion suits trying to find plutonium 4 ~ fC.A He The problem is, Denmark and ~'with a Geiger counter anymore, QI,.W~! g~o~ Norway, where the cartoons were also except on "Beat the Clock" reruns. have sunshine, like, 's'blished, only Nate rP alf the year. So when winter comes, I all of the Scandinavians get super A novel movie bummed-out and irritable. During the summer, they feel great because the I am a bit disgruntled. Having just ~ light of the sun reveals that their beau- 'finished Gerald Clarke's tome of a ew;.> tiful countries are o ulated by. tall, biography on writer Truman. Capote, ria''~Vs'h p'<+~ ' , " iI isa? 'I am ready to see the movie.,But alas, >',lid!':<'i —,axi ~ the cinematic feat that won'Philip' though, iYs winter'right n'ow; and Seymour HoHman a SAG award and QA 'Pg'.t! t they re lashing out. has been highly praised by almost Needless to say, these cartoons everyone, has never been in the area. were found to be extremely offensive I was prepared to see how the in Muslim nations. Anti-American 'ighly factual book and Capote's riots in Afghanistan and Iraq have cost - flamboyant and hyperbolic personali- the lives oF 15 civilians and counting as are shooting those to ,ty were translated to the screen. police trying ;.What's that? "Capote" is playing in storm American military bases. "Walk Beyond the overt libeling of Pullman? I was going to see depic- Line" but Mohammed, for Muslims, any .the for a second time, I tion of their prophet at all is consid- -guess I can get over my fear of all ered sacrilege. This particular belief is actually in the Bible as well as the . Quran though that apparently means nothing to the utterly unscrupulous Cramm ever: u ewarm stained-glass window lobby. ,.Vandal power Bush and King Abdullah of Jordan recently got together to protest the Not to follow the other lemmings uruted Christian creations is than protest vzolence as a off a possible cliff, but I like new Wednesday night was a first for ceremonies are not televised. I was tal less desirable, and Muslim. unit, The fact that saccharine and Madonna's disco-fest wasn' King Idaho football coach Dennis me. I had decided —by the grace forced to wade through Abdullah is leader of probably the Erickson. His collegiate record is of my newly acquired cable sub- pre-recorded interviews by musi- much better. Even with the legions most westernized, secular Islamic ,. and 'proof of his coaching talent. He may scription —to kzil a few cians gushing about how of fans screaming jumping up nation in the world is likely not lost to watch- much performing at the and down in front of the stage, the not get an undefeated season or a hours of my life by the more conservative Muslim global ing the Grammys. That is Grammys, watching the aggle of backup dancers, and a . WAC in his first year, element. Bush recently "call(ed)upon championship Grammys or knowing what disco ball m the background, more wins and an what I started out to do, uge the governments around the world to but he will bring but the ending was quite the Grammys are means to there seemed to be absolutely no improved national reputation. Plus, stop the violence, to be respectful, to different from what I them. energy to her performance. and the lives .how could I not be a fan of the man protect property protect expected. By now, everybody The rest of the performances I of innocent diplomats serving their who was coaching the Vandals the What started out knows who won. I knew watched were a bzt better than this countries overseas." , year I was born7 appealing and at least a before the show even started initial offering. Coldplay's Chris This is an interesting sentiment Abbey little interesting was, by (I have a magical machine Martin actually seemed glad to be from the man who started a war an hour in, bormg me that houses a world-wide performing as he writhed around on against Iraq for no identifiable reason Speed demons beyond belief. jon Ross communication device), but I the stage and ran into the aisles. U2's and used the word "crusade" when - Maybe it was because I Opinion Editor was willing to caught collaboration with Mary J. Blige was describing military campaigns in the I'e never seen a speed limit sign get up had gone in'to this little arg opinion@sub. in the hype. I dkd watch a ht- commendable, but totally out of Middle East. The number of dead drive- uidaho.adu at the Administration Building experiment hating what I tle of the pre-game coverage place. While U2 may not exactly be innocents in Iraq and Afghanistan as a way, but maybe we need one. I often was doing, In years past, I from the green carpet, and my cup of tea, I respect the band's direct result of military action and dra- speed on it, assuming the speed limit had witnessed the televised reveled whenever the timid musicality. Ruining one of the band's conian sanctions is measurable in the would be 25 miles per hour. But now Grammys to be 'an irreparable smor- reporters encountered someone not most tzeasumi songs, "One," with a hundreds of thousands. Coalition sol- too. I know others do, asbord of pop nausea. I had had no on the pop charts. op-hop 'b.queen was poor planning. diers, not that they have much choice I give to you the example of our esize to see the spellbinding duets Inside the Grammy Dome, ono combined his subtle vocals when trying to survive, routinely beloved President Tim White, who from Eminem and Elton John and things were not much better. with Blige's penchant to be annoying invade Mus1im homes and frisk politely stopped for me at the cross- whomever else the show has untied Though the show started out prom- and push the tempo and created a Muslim women. As for Mohammed' walk (no wave, sad) but then in the past. But this year was the ising enough —with a sgirited ver- homfymg musical moment., bomb-hat, it would be revealing to zoomed off in his nice big Nissan reunion of Sly and the Family Stone. sion of "Higher Ground by pre- It was not long after this abomina- corn are the quantity of exploszves Titan. That thing is a killer. This year was going to be different. senters Alicia Keys and Stevie tion that I tumedgoff the television, by us against them, and vice So I officially lobby for a speed As with most things in life, I was Wonder —it soon showed its true ran to iTunes, and downloaded the versa. this isn't fault limit on the road. We don't need any impossibly and horribly mistaken. I colors with a performance by first episode of "Weeds." I may be a However, solely the of disrespectful western interests. Low more controversy at this school, espe- would have much rather enjoyed Madonna and The Gorillaz. This borderline TV addict, but that does- daytime awards, when statues 'he was, without a doubt, the low point n't mean I have to sit through four tolerance for free speech anywhere on . cially El Presidente whacking a the were out for and blue- of Grammy viewing. The stage hours of mediocrity just to enjoy a planet sucks. Offending dudes is pedestrian. given jazz my half the fun column writ- performances, but alas, those presence offered a bunch of digi- performance by Sly Stone. (OK, all) of Sam grass by s~ ing. Moreover, right-wing Islamic peo- ples have a tendency to group the entire western world together as some sort anti-181amic that she must Sheila even voted against Idaho's Catholic Church's position that an of organized, political Catholic, they assume collaboration. This is a misnomer, of MailBox be anti-abortion. However, the record Partial Birth Abortion Ban, an effort to unborn child in the womb is a don't "Che"- unborn babies from being bru- inalien- course; I trust that Hugo does not substantiate that premise. protect sacred life that possesses an vez than do the birth. She 'ble any more I Frenchies. As a lobbyist for Right to Life of tally killed only inches from right to life and needs to be pro- America car- recently stated at a Republican event did not publish those Sorensen on abortion Idaho, I can attest to the fact that, tected. We also encourage her to use toons; true, we'e blowing up their Sheila and had a very in Canyon County that wMe she is her position of influence to advance Dear Editor, although I houses, but we didn't publish those respeclFul relationship while she was personally opposed to abortion, she the culture of life. Finally, we ask cartoons. Some well-meaning people are an Idaho state.lqgislator, she was con- does not think the government anti-abortion'ersons considering supporting Sheila Sorensen in her bid should make it illegal. Just a smidgeon of perspective from sidered the darling of the abortion- voting for her to research the record. both sides would a reaHy long way. for U.S. Congress —the 1st and Although Sheila Sorenson claims go rights groups. She voted against for themselves, and support a candi- (P.S.:Just to save my poor editor some Congressional District seat being many tunes debated against every to be anti-abortion, she has dearly date who is ardently anti-abortion. I'e Otter. phone calls, had personal and vacated by Congressman Butch major piece o46tl-ab'oztion legisIa- proven through her actions and her Kerry Uhlenkat t unpleasant experience with the SAD Since Sheila says she is anti-abortion tion, except one since she took office voting record that she is not. We Grangeville and am not mocking or belittling the and since she is a Republican and a in 1987. encourage her to embrace her condition or suffezers, Peace out.)

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By Brian Rich community project in Moscow cre- between musicians and eventually music, so he turned to covers to Argonaut ated solely for the advancement of help form some bands from within appease Moscow crowds. local music. the guild, which is currently lacking AH of the members are in their The Moscow Musicians'.Guild is "AH I wanf to do is put together enough diversity to put together a 30s at the youngest and retired at not about religion, politics or socie- a network for people to get to know whole band. At the second meeting, the oldest, with no one from ty. It's not about money. It's about each other," Holmes said. the two women played piano and University of Idaho or Washington community. He began hosting Monday night sang, while aH of the men were gui- State University attending. Holmes Dennis Holmes came to Moscow meetings at 3rd and Main Bistro in tarists and singers. While some of said he hopes the word will get out last year from Portland, where downtown Moscow. In the first the music they played had a reli- in the community and people from musicians are so integrated into the move to building the guild, gious note to it, most of it was a aH musical styles and aH age groups community that fincbng people to singer/songwriter Lanny singer/songwriter style akin to '60s will participate, This way, bands of perform with and venues to play at Messinger loaned his PA system to and '70s folk songs. aH genres can come together in sup- is easy, he said. 3rd and Main to use for open-mic After the meeting, the members ort of each other's music and per- In Portland, musicians'uilds nights on Saturdays, as well as the took turns performing songs they ormances. are groups of musicians that coop- uild meetings on Mondays, While knew, some covers and yome origi- Donna Wright, owner of 3rd and erate as a community and help each e may not be d'oing it for money, nals, to get a feel'for the different Main Bistro, said she is happy she other with things such as booking he doesn't go unappreciated. styles. Holmes sang the song can provide a place for the guild shows and recording albums. "I do it for the free food," said a "Boondocks" by Little. Big Town. because she wants to help the com- Guilds are common, Holmes said, laughing Messinger over a salad, The lyrics give away its message munity. She said Holmes had put a and most musicians know of one or bowl of chili and several pieces of plainly: "Give me a hn roof, a front flier up on her window before the belonged to one. But when Holmes bread. orch and a gravel road and thaYs guild began, and when she saw it came,to Moscow, he said he found a The guild's first meeting was ome to me, it feels like home to she thought it was a good idea for dysfunctional scene with little com- Jan. 30, with about 16 people me." her business because of the kind of munication between musicians and attending. Monday's meeting had One prominent member in the music it could bring to Moscow, between musicians and venues. eight, though Holmes said he got group is Brian Gill, who wrote Though the first two meetings While he'oesn't consider himself five or six e-mails from members music in Nashville, Tenn., before didn't exactly bring in large num- an activist, he decided something who couldn't attend for one reason moving to Idaho, and at one time bers, Wright said she is confident Lisa Wareham/Argonaut had to be done. or another. erformed with one of the Everly the guild will succeed. Leslie Wilson performs at the Moscow So he began the Moscow Holmes said his goal for the guild rothers. When he arrived here, "Moscow doesn't know what it' Musicians'uild meeting at the 3rd and Main Musicians Guild, the first nonprofit is to create a sense of community people weren't familiar with his missing out on," she said."'" Bistro Monday night. ono0 ues'. new oo, same messa e

By Carissa Wright said. Argonaut "It is sfHI what Eve Ensler See the Mp~plpggeg wished the show would be," Back in October, a group of Wax said.. 'The Vagina Monologues" women from the student group Added elements such as and Saturday. All Muse began meeting once a dance and silhouetting have B p.m. today week, planning, promoting and made it more well-rounded, performances are in the working together to make Wax said, and the addition of a Harfung Theatre. Tuesday's V-Day one to remem- Vagina Squad —a chorus of ber. called themselves four women who will enter and They Jennifer Hayletf, a cast mem- Advocates. exit the stage at perflnenf Vagina from 2002 who now works who is working moments —gives the show a ber Audrey Wax, the Women's Center, appreci- toward her master's of fine arts more immediate feei'or ~,;*rlii~~",,'fhe'ike'-rninde4 'oug .of ,«jn~ diIecting,'; is 'a"'agina "People who have'een 'joe fear,rtiQn'sjhh 'worked > Advocate. She,'is at'the"Helm of show in the past are going to see a /(i with',(j ((V~ were cYeafing a this year's presentation of "The cHfferent show visuaHv, but it's gro uP environment where women Vagina Monologues." This is her could explore their bodies," she fourth year directing "The changesarenof distracting," "Monologues," but her first at The cast, Wax said, is extreme- , During the years Haylett was the University of Idaho. ly dedicated and open to change directly involved with in Moscow, she'orking said, "It'sreaHyhardfohavesome- "Monologues," the cast would has been a challenge. one come m from a differenf "I came from a libeial background and shake things have weekly get-togethers very would talk and worlang here up," she said. where they openly community, the we had to edit how we do the por cast members, being a and frankly about issues show," the Madison, Wis., trans- of "Monologues" is more brought UP by the Play The p~ women, she said, plant said. "I'e had people tell than iust reading Imes. group of became very close. me, 'You can't do that, this is UIH Rosser, a first-year MFA "It's Moscow.'" candidate who has been in past more than just a part that they'e said. To promote the show, Wax presentations of "Monologues" playing,". Haylett Wax's next project, which will said a group of women invoiyed at the University of Colorado, is stood on street coruers in down- in the cast because it's an issue run during dead week, is a play "Extremities," which deals town Moscow with signs that she cares about. called the 'consequences, both men- read "Honk if you support non-, "Bymaking the word 'vagina'ith 'Honk taboo and the mes- tal and physical, of rape. violence" and if you love less getting "As vaginas." sage out there, we'e making a director, I try to lean Women's Center women stronger'nd more toward issue-oriente'd plays that Though the- have on a presentation of proudtobewomen,"shesaid. provoke thought through put ater," 'Monologues" for the past five Rosser said she is excited she said. about the effect "Monologues" Wax said she is confident years, this year the show will be "The somewhat different. can have on people, Vagina Monologues" is one those Lisa Wareharn/Argonaut ",It's a lot more theatrical this "I'm looking forward to of plays. "People will to me, 'I'e and junior Rachel Record (right) rehearse for "The Vagina year," Wax said. "The entire cast standing in the lobby after the say Senior Keegan Robbins (left) seen and I tell them it's not Theater. Performances will be at 8 p.rn. tonight will be onstage the whole time." show and running into someone it, Monologues" Wednesday night at the Hartung the same show. It'l never be the Theatre. Tickets are 5 for students and faculty and $7 for the This creates a stronger feeling who has never seen it before, and Saturday at the Hartung $ same show, year after year. community and can be purchased at the Women's Cqnter. of friendship and trust," Wax and is just in awe," she said. Shipe and Rebekahs combine forces 'West Wing'esumes,

By Llz Virtue emotions come out when we play and we found a way to do that and ends without Spencer Argonaut SEE THE BAND rock the house at the same time." the to While in college at the University A chameleon has ability John Shipe and the Blue Mates" -'; Shipe majored in creative Earlier this year, I wrote about the The episode "Running was change color to match his sur- of Oregon, "The show's has the abil- writing but was quickly tempted by Rebekahs will perform at 10 p.m NBC drama West Winy'nd the flrst aired after the roundings. John Shipe its current season hasn December hiatus, The music to match his the lure of songwriting and the Saturday. at John's Alley. how ity to change his the same stan-: '; ... was the culmination mood. instant gratification of being in a been up to episode ':, . /of about, band, he said. gigs," Shipe said. "But the AHey's dard fans were used to see-;:,.', everything great I Not only does he change the style ' -,': warm-heait- "The whole thing about wanting is wild. It's seriously ing in its previous season'. t,'. Spencer and.his of his music, but he changes the scene always writer has contributed to our 'place we hands The writing was colder, the ed presence on the show. with too. to be a the best play, It,,'riginal bands he plays was an episode in which an a shelf Hfe of diversity of our music," Shipe said. down. cast split up and ',- "Every band has re'duced anxious McGarry tri- . 'years," said. "If "We create the songs around the The Alley is known for its live many were to like, three Shipe you be prevailed during have to written material, so, I still get to tap music, and Shipe said that is what arts. But it was the unhme- umphantly don't get famous, you keep vice-presidential debate,. into that old desire to become a keeps him coming back. Iyy death of actor John the plugging away." but fans it was a heart- and The Blue writer." "Moscow is like a halfway spot, a S encer, who played White to John Shipe ouse Chief of Staff Leo b'reaking tribute. "West an indie band from McLaughlin, who has worked little oasis of live music,'" Shipe said, Rebekahs, McGarry, which has perma- Yyler%ilson Wing's" cancellation had will showcase their with Shipe for the past few years, "It seems to get better and better ' Eugene,'re., Argonaut to with nently dainaged the essence everything db poor 'f conglomeration of style with the said Shipe's writing background every year." "The West >j>~b~r ~ ratings, but the show. could-. of their self-titled CD at adds.to the intensity and variety of Shipe knows his way around Wing.",, release NBC recently announced n't possibly gn on without John's Saturday night. the songs they perform. Moscow and said that after the band 'he Alley show's seventh season Spencer anyway. Blue Rebekahs, Shipe's latest "The songs acfuaHy mean some- sets up, they plan to walk around would ge The sCheI'I- will the feature Scott thing. They'e not written for just town to have dinner and a few beers its last, with the series fi«hie 'he Winter Olympics keep in a long line of bands, May'14. The'fat4'-6f off the air until late March, fuel- drums and vocals, bar 'audiences," McLaughlin said. before the show at 10 p.m. uled for the.presi- show Headrick on speculation as to how "West Sean "The songs aH have a purpose arid a "We sort of play all night long," dential election, in which'krry ing Chris Chatto on keyboard, will return on story behind them and they'e aH Shipe said. "People keep showing played an integral role is h.'ing" Sunday nights. Peterson on bass and vocais, and ~ the time to vice-:Itjesid" 'yl candi- WIH McGarry's death bring the scat- 'emocratic McLaughlin on horn, guitar, interesting if you take up until closing around 2:30 a,m. It r Tim will be d'ecided but it's tered characters together, or will the and vocals. dissect them and figure out,what the really is one of the rowdiest bars we date, in, April, percussion how the show deaI with endless election plotline continue to '. Each member has his own musi- lyrics are about," play at," will Spencer's death that 4rillbring the plague the show'ntil its May but the band used these dif- Shipe has done his fair share of 'he band enjoys playing for the cal style, most attention. executive pro- areweH? ferences to create a CD that speaks traveling since he joined his first college audience because it gives Series ducer John Wells confirmed Things have already begun to look for itself, McLaughlin said. band at age 20, but said he hasn' them the opportunity to play more aiieagy tired of the road in the past 15 said. Spencer's character'r vpoulg die soon . up, with the. most recent episode, "There are lots of inside jokes and gotten aggressively, Shipe Cover," said he likes seeing new band's before before Eledion Day> Wth a multi-part "Duck and giving Martin humor in the music, and lots'f years. He This is the last tour lots of ear'ly Sheen, Allison Janney and the remain- dark stuff as well because the places but always enjoys playing at Shipe goes solo. McLaughlin, who episode airing uf April. The series ajready had, five ing White House staffers world's kind of messed up these the Alley. also travels with his own band, something,'pisodes completed at thj time of and Jolm seems to reflect that a "Ihave literally been to hundreds days try'gic 'deat1i,'fliree of little bit," McLaughlin said. "Our of places. I'e played thousands of Spencer'0 See SHIPE, page 8 which feat@red Spencer'rominently. See 'NING', page 8 / Friday, February 10, 2006 '; .Page 8 The Argonaut Vl/IN 6'rom 'S t Unseen'us in arts, ut page 7 to do other than weddings and flirtation (the bud- ding Will-Kate office rela- tionship will hopefully be iri ers future DVD actin ot from s ows antastic removed h releases). Janel Maloney's -'- Donna Moss is a regular "-@$ pp charismatic and cast member again, and By Ryli Hennessey funny, quirky, ' Richard Schiff's disgraced i Argonaut even sexy. It is easy to look for- s* ward to scenes that feature Toby Ziegler has been too, slowly The Kenworthy Perf0rmlng Nick because his every word popping up mending his severed rela- Arts Center is currently present-/ and gesture is so true. II II tionship with Bradley II 8:! Sight Unseen, a . Sally Eames-Harlan, who ing play Whitford's Josh Lyman. about love, art and moving on. plays Patricia, is also good but ! Here s hopmg the writers "Sight Uns een" is about a doesn't have much to play off finally realize Toby Ziegler 'joj..; Ti famous Amer ican artist who has of when she relates to would never betray lus become so it, Wilkinson. ,! resident, and get him famous that : !. Anna who REVI EW \'! !t, Cottle, plays ack on good terms with buy his people Grete, kills as the clever jour- Bartlett. Tgjay new work sight President nalist provoking Waxman for a dedicated fan of unseen. He is As a ' '&~~i'@nl good quote. The German "The West Wing," I don' in Europe for a retrospective of accent and the hard-ball ques- want to see the show con- 't his art and stays a night with his tioning could be enough to trip tinue without Spencer. But former lover and muse, Patricia, any actor but Cottle stays owes it to us few he left behind 15 years up, the show whom cool and focused. viewers to before. The superficial art world remaining loyal The small, intimate stage of honor his character and s1 :~rand his lavish life now consume Kenworthy Performing of the show in ...""'fat him. The reflects on a the the spirit >yj5j! play 'n Arts Center is perfect for "Sight which creator Aaron beginning and ending of his Unseen." are Sorkin intended. It's time actor I'e never met ', relationship with his original Clifford Murphy/Argonaut Some scenes to see Josh, Toby, shouldn't affect me so muse and their awkward Nick (left, Peter Aylward) sits astonished as artist ionathan (fight, pushed to a small side of the CJ, Charlie, Donna, Bartlett love "The reunion. Donal Wilkinson) explains that his magazine is full of images that stage, but the actors make it much. But I and even Sam Wing" and the peo- Unfortunately, Donal have already sold out as Patricia (Sally Eames Harlan) looks on work. yes, West Seaborn together in the who made it so com- Wilkinson, who plays the during "Sight Unseen" at the Kenwofthy Performing Arts Centre. Though the play's format is ple the narrative is not Oval Office to honor Leo pelling and entertaining. American artist Jonathan Wilkinson's self, different — though, quirks are McGarry. I don't care how John Spencer was one of Waxman, is not the best he actors Patricia, smooth and it jumps to differ- understandable. He is not all The playing they do it, but it needs to those people, and he will could be. Wilkinson is notice- nervous- and Nick ent times and places —it is by bad, and some of the Grete, especially get done. This election be greatly missed every ably. nervous and trips over stand out in the production. no means hard to follow. "Sight ness adds vulnerability to his business of the past year time I even think about lines during the performance, moment Nick Unseen" is great, and the ques- character,'t makes„it seem as if From the or so has gone on long beloved show. R.LP,, and as he speaks, audience walks on the tions about art, life and relation- my it was easier for qthers, such as (Peter Aylward) enough. John. members can almost see him the muse Patricia, to act upon stage he absolutely owns it, he ships will challenge and excite first-time I suppose the death of thinking. For a actor, him than for him to act for him- plays Nick so confidently. He is audiences. SHIPE At Harrison Ford remains a leading man frOrn Page 7 63, Eleven said this is a natural Eyes, nAir have for box office grosses of break for soineone who has been By Bruce Newman dollar brow have spiouted trib- blockbuster Force One," sarily mean that I more than 3 billion. as as Shipe.'hipe Knight Ridder Newspapers utaries, and his eyes look tired the worried look that usually myself some set idea of what the $ playing long cer- from what he says was a late signals trouble ahead suddenly audience requires from me, or One picture that almost will once again reinvent himself I'm meet with success His face —with its perpetu- night the night before. Sporting appears, even that willing to service tainly would to keep up with the changing nI long-discussed fourth 'ally furrowed brow, the go-to- da goatee and a piratical gold ear- think that was a very dif- that expectation. Because from is the times, he said. installment of the "Indiana nI think as an old hell curl of the upper lip and ring, Ford has the swagger of a ferent kind of movie and a very time to time, I fly in the face of of myself dog I'm Jones" series, "We'e closer than that can still learn new tricks," that intriguing chin scar —has guy hoping to be mistaken for different plot," he says, "so expectations, and I do that, for we'e ever been," he says. nI "As older I carried the emotional weight of 62. not feeling that I'm going back iny own amusement." Shipe said. I get soon." interested in countless plot twists since it In "Firewall,n which opens to the same well, or that there is As Jack Stanfield, a computer think it will happen fairly become increasingly movies in are hap- flashed across the heavens near- Friday, Ford plays a man named any cause for disappointment. security specialist at amovies'omesticSeattle Ford is developing what brand-new things bank in nFiiewall," Ford is fly- which he would play character ly 30 years ago in "Star Wars." It Jack who finds himself in a des- In this one, the genre is one that pening "so that I can create a part at is a face that Americans have crate struggle to save his fami- I have visited before, and the ing not in the face of expecta- roles, He said he plans on making career that makes sense for me to least two more trips to the Alley come to trust so steadfastly that y from some very bad men, character is not unlike some tions as much as his fltst play that have been rela- slump, following the disap- as a supporting actor," he says. before the year is over, as a solo „,jt has made Harrison Ford the When it is suggested to Ford characters ",'world's box-office star that this Jack resembles the Jack tively successful. Which is to pointing showing of the 2003 But as he is quick to point out, act. biggest "I'm nI'm "for the past three decades. who was forced to save his fam- say, he's not a Russian subma- comedy 'Hollywood not yet offered supporting going to be playing music I'l continue to "If It has been a heavy burden to ily from some very bad men in rine captain." Homicide." He suspects his characters, so till the day I die," Shipe said. character as I'm still bear, and now, at 63, Ford's face one of his earlier hits, "Patriot nl try to pick films that I think name above the title creates play the lead long 70 years old and there are to show of Games," and even to President an audience will enjoy," he says. unrealistic expectations, as those are the roles that are people who want to play with me, is beginning signs it." wear. The furrows in his billion- James Marshall in his 1997 "And by that, it doesn't neces- brought on'y his offered." ''l do

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ArtsBRIEFS Proceeds will support efforts welcome and there's no cover artist lecture and public recep- ."Black Box."He has also writ- by Heart of the Arts to pro- charge for the event; For more tion will beat 7p.m. Feb.17at ten "Buffalo Dance: The KUOITOP20 rnote use of the 1912Center for information visit www.rbmc- the Fine Arts Center Journey of York," which is a Pretty Girls play artistic and cultural showcases. jazz.corn. Auditorium. first-person account of Top Albums (Artist / Title / Valentine's Day Pimienta's Mexican Food and Trimpin is a sculptor and William Clark's slave, York, Label) Peri Kochman's Turkish Auditions for composer who has lived and during the Lewis and Clark Seattle band Pretty Girls Specialties will offer breakfast summer theater worked in Seattle since 1979. Expedition. "Buffalo Dance" 1.Animal Collective / Feels / Make Graves will perform Feb. and lunch selections. He researches and conducts won the Lillian Smith Book Fat Cat 14 in the Student Union For more information, con- The Idaho Repertory experiments in musical, Award in 2004. Building Ballroom. Doors to the tact Evie Adler at 882-7747 or Theatre will be holding region- acoustical and sound sculp- The reading is sponsored 2. Secret Mommy / Very Rec concert open at 7:30 p.m. and e-mail [email protected], al auditions for the coming ture design. by the UI creative writing pro- / Ache the show starts at 8 p.m. summer season. The auditions gram and the Idaho Portugal The Man will open. Music at Bucer's are by invitation only and will WSU presents Governor's Lewis and Clark 3. Sun Kil Moon / Tiny Cities Tickets are $5 for students this weekend be on March 4, Actors interest- 'Dragonwings'lay Trail Committee. The event is / Caldo Verde and $10 for the general public. ed in auditioning should send a . free and open to the public. A The concert is sponsored by Shaun Daniel and Brady resume and headshot via e-mail The Washington State book signing will follow. 4 Artichoke / 26 Scientists ASUI Vandal Entertairunent. Allen will perform 8:30-11:30 to [email protected] or Idaho University Theatre Program Volume One, Arming-Malthus p.m. today at Bucer's Repertory Theatre, ATTN: will present "Dragonwings," a Gallery features / Green Records Folklore Society Coffeehouse and Pub in Auditions, PO Box 443074, play directed by Benjamin new exhibition offers workshops Moscow. Leslie's Blues & Jazz Moscow, ID 83844-3074. Gonzales, at 8 p.m. 5. The Blank Tapes / Landfair will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday, Audition materials must be Wednesday through Saturday The Prichard Art Gallery's / Matty-Made Free music and dance work- accompanied by eight young received by 5 p.m. Feb. 20. at Daggy Hall's Jones Theatre. annual auction is open until shops will be provided by vocalists from the region who Actors will be notified via e- There will be an additional Feb. 17. The exhibition will 6. East West Blast Test / members of the Palouse will compete at the Jazz Fest mail by Feb. 24 if invited to matinee at 2 p.m, Saturday. culminate with a live auction Popular Music for Unpopul'ar Folklore Society beginning at this month. No cover'harge or audition, If invited, actors will The play is based on the of the pieces on exhibit at 7:30 People / Ipecac Recordings 10 a.m., Feb. 18 at Russell age minimum for the event. For need two contrasting mono- Newbery-award winning chil- p.m. Feb. 17. The auction is School located on.the corner of more information call 882-5216. logues. If actors want to be con- dren's book written by sponsored by the Friends of 7. Cat Power / The Greatest / A St. and Adams in Moscow. sidered for musicals, they must Laurence Yep. the Prichard Art Gallery, Matador Workshops include Ballroom social be able to sing 16bars of a piece Tickets are $10 for adults, Proceeds from the auction will "Building Simple Folk dance Saturday of music. $7,50 for seniors and $5 for be used to help bring "Beyond 8. Franz Ferdinand / You Instruments," "Beginning The plays in the Idaho WSU students with ID. The Green: Toward a Sustainable Could Have It So Much Better Waltz," "Family Dance," Julie's Jazz and Dance Repertory 2006 season are: "I Daggy Hall Box Office is open Art" to Prichard Art Gallery in / Domino "Sonpvriting," Country Two- Pizzazz is hosting an "Evening Love You, You'e Perfect, Now for ticket sales from 2-5 p.m. the fall of 2006, Step'nd "Arranging and of Elegance" ballroom Change," "Lend Me A Tenor," the week of the performance Tickets for the live aurction 9. Degenerate Art Ensemble / Playing Contra Dance Music." Valentine social dance at 790 "Grace & Glorie" and "A and an hour before curtain. are $15, which includes, one The Bastress / Tellous For a complete schedule and p.m. Saturday at the Hamilton of Errors." For more Reservations can be made by beverage. They can be, Comedy pur-'hased more information, call 882- Recreational Center in information, contact calling the ticket office at (509) at the, gallery and 10. Lady Sovereign / 0273 or visit www,palousefolk- Moscow. Activities include [email protected]. 335-7236 or e-mailing BookPeople. Vertically Challenged / lore.org. ballroom dance lessons, pre- [email protected]. The invitational exhibition Chocolate Industries dance entertainment by Julie's Volunteers needed The play takes place at the 'nd auction will feature works Brian Gill at One Jazz students and desserts. for Jazz Festival turn of the 20th century and donated by artists who have 11.Bonnie 'Prince'illy / World today Fifty percent of the proceeds explores the challenges previously exhibited at the Summer In The Southeast / benefit the show "Pure The 2006 Lionel Hampton Chinese immigrants had while Prichard. The work ranges in Royal Stable Brian Gill will perform his Imagination" in May. International Jazz Festival is trying to make a life for them- content and form and includes solo acoustic act at 8:30 p.m; Tickets will be sold at Feb.'22-25 and volunteers are selves in a new world, painting'i awing, sculpture, 12. Sir alice /? / Discograph today at One World Cafe on BookPeople, the Chamber of needed for a variety of tasks, mixed media, pottery, photog- Main Street Moscow, The per- Commerce and froin Julie Volunteers can earn free tickets Indie Film Series raphy and jewelry. 13, Turbonegro / Party formance is free and open to Strobel. For more information and win prizes. Many volun- continues this week Animals / Abacus the public. contact Julie Strobel at 208- teer options are available. For Foreign Film Series 596-2820 or '-mail more information, visit The ASUI Vandal continues Monday 14. Caribou / Marinoaudio / High school play in jjdancepizzazzhotmail.corn www.jazz.uidaho,edu or e-mail Entertainment Indie Film Domino Ul Courtroom [email protected]. Series continues this week The Union Cinema Foreign 'Good Night't the with "Pride and Prejudice" at Film Series continues this 15.Twink / The Broken Moscow High School's aH- 'Walk the Line'. 7 and 9.30 p.m. Wednesday week with "Moolaade," on Record / Seeland "The Kenworthy Sunday Student Tuesday school performance of this weekend , and Thursday in the Monday 'nd Night of January 16" will be "Good Night, and Good Union Borah Theater. evening.'The film follows four 16. Wolf Parade / Apologies to the Queen Mary Sub Pop performed at 7 p.m. today and Luck" will play at 4:30arid 7:30 The ASUI Vandal Tickets are $2 for students young girls facing the still- 7 ! Saturday at the UI Law School .m. Sunday at the Kenworthy Entertainment Blockbuster with ID and $3 for the general common African practice of Yon'r Courtroom. An additional erforming Arts Centre. series continues this week public and are available at the female circumcision. The film 17.Jene Le!!men / Oh 1 showing is scheduled for 2 Tickets are $5 for adults and $2 with the Johnny Cash biopic SUB Information Desk on the won the 2005 National Society So Silent, Jens / Secretly will Line" event. Critics Award for Best Canadian .m. Sunday. Concessions for children 12 and younger! "Walk the at 7 and 9:30 night of the of Film 7 e sold by Moscow BPA for all p.m. tonight and Saturday at Foreign Language film and is performances. Admission is $5. Bade-Mc Murphy the Borah SUB Theater. Poet Frank X in Jula 'and French with 18. Fireball Ministry / Their English subtitles. Rock Is Not Our Rock / Quartet plays Walker to visit Ul Liquor and Poker Winter Market at Sound artist Showings are at 7 and 9:30 ) '1 The. Rachel Bade- Kentucky-based poet and p.m. in the Student Union 912 Center exhibit at WSU Bell Orchestre Recording McMurphy. Quartet will be educator Frank X Walker will Borah Theater. Tickets are $2 19. / a the Colour of the Valentine-related gift items performing traditional and Sculptor/composer read at 7:30 p.m. March 1 in for students with ID and $3 for Tape Lig(t Rough Trade will be the focus of the final contemporary jazz music at 8 Trimpin will present the exhib- the College of Law Courtroom the general public and are / the season "Soundworks" Walker has available at the SUB Winter Market of p.ni. Feb. 17 at The Daily it Feb. 17-April on the UI campus. /'uer'olito from 10a.m. to 2 p.m, Saturday Grind Coffeehouse on Main 9 at the Washington State written poetry collections, Inforination Desk on the night 20. Beck / Interscope at the 1912 Center in Moscow, Street in Pullman. All ages are University Museum of Art. An including "Affrilachia" and of the event. /

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Most of the first half was a Makes two Division I-AA constant battle, with neither "Things could have gone real bad, but instead, they tumed out playoff appearances, including team leading by more than four to be unbelievable and great for the Vandal family.... Team one Big Sky conferen e champi- points until an Idaho (8-13, 4-6) morale is at an all-time high and we'e ready to win." —Luke onship. run with eight minutes left in the Smith-Anderson, junior, tight end 1980 half. The Vandals lead 39-30 1982-85: into halftime. "He's It's going an excellent football coach. a great hire for those 26th head coach in Idaho his- "There was a lot of he'l poise guys. The way I look at it, make us better. That program will tory. Four-year stint produces tonight. We knew we had to get be better for him, and competition's a good thing. That makes 32-15 record and makes him all- it done on the defensive end and people better." —Chris Petersen, BSU head coach (from the time winningest coach in UI his- rebounding. We pushed the ball Idaho Statesman) tory. at the end of the half MacKenzie Flynn said. "So out of fairness to our student athletes, out of fairness to The Vandals had a balanced our alums, out of fairness to our friends, to our faculty, we set out 1986'eaves first half. Of the seven players on a xnission to find a coach for the University of Idaho football Idaho for the who saw game time, all but one 'I team coming from a proven background with the success, the University of Wyoming, coaches 986-88: scored. Jessica Summers led competitiveness, someone who could come in and win, be com- at UW for only one year. Idaho with 10 first-half points 1995-98'974-77:Erickson assistant Keith petitive with our existing student athletes, one who could work and three steals, followed by with the circumstances that we'e in and take us to a more com- Gilbertson 'oaches Vandais in Flynn with nine points. Leilani petitive level." —Tim White, UI president (at Wednesday's press back-to-back conference Mitchell scored only four points, conference) 1987-88: cham-'ionships. but added Five assists and two Returns to Palouse as steals. The Vandals had eight "We typically don't get new season ticket interest until June or Washington State coach. team steals compaxed to twoby July, but with (Wednesday's) announcement of coach Erickson the Spartans. being hired, everybody started flooding them in." —Brian 'I 1990 Idaho shot 14 of 26 (.538) Bartels, Kibbie Dome ticket office manager 989-94: 1989 94 from the field, including 4 of 10 Accepts coaching position at John L. Smith becomes (.400) from beyond the 3-point all-'ime the University of Miam. Six- winningest coach in UI line. The Vandals also sank 7 of his-'ory, 9'ree Vandal fans and foes on various online public message boards his Wins the Vandals twoi thmws. San Jose State shot year stay is at any job. leading to react: NCAA national championship and 53- 13of 26 (.500),but only made it to Big Sky championships in '89 and '91. 21 overell record. the line once, converting on 2-2 "That was awesome to see DE on the television in front of State' attempts. San Jose those new practice fields. What a commanding presence. I bet the Lamina Augustine led all scor- team is very impressed!!! I!!!I!"—AdaVandal, VandalVenue.corn ers at halftime with 12points. 1995-99: "Tonight, what you saw was "I chills come got when I saw him out. This guy is absolutely Receives first NFL coaching Chris Tormey accrues 33-23 the beginning of a culmination of amazing.... I can't wait for ball, If I was a football 1995 spring player I job with Seattle Seahawks. Goes record. 1996, Vandals join a lot of hard work and persever- would be Big'est so pumped up right now, it, would be crazy!"— 31-33before being fired. conference and Division-Ir ance," Idaho coach Mike McGaheeISgod, VandalVenue.corn 'vilbiss said. 'You saw two Idaho wins in its only bowl hman play like the kids we "You game appearance, the 1998 ~ know'(we'e) going undefeated baby. Can you believe Humanitarian BowL recruited. Everybody is stepping this is happening? better start selling more cars so you can get a up and you'e starting to see a skybox in dennis erickson stadium." —vandal427, team develop." VandalVenue,corn The Vandals came out on flre 1999-2002: 2000-03: I in the second half.'hey went on ",The chances of DE recruiting anyone of high caliber to play Tom Cable 11-35 'an early $4 run to incxease their Hired by Tim White at goes as for him at UI is a laughable pipe dream. He has truly come full 2000 Idaho freefalls from coxnpetitive l lead to 13 points with 15:00 Oregon State as coach. Leads circle for the lies he has told and there's always a payback. Gee, levels. Big West remaining in the game. The discontinues'ootball, ( lies at WSU, 'lies at Miam, and lies at OSU the 'staying hen* Beavers to I'iesta Bowl win in of forcing Idaho to join ! Vandals enjoyed a comfortable FOREVER'ort, sucked in NFL coaching with the Hawks and 2001 and national prominence. lead for most 'of fite sexed half, Sun Belt conference. i Niners, and had'to settle for lowly Idaho when there's HOW finishing stmng and sending the many jobs out there? IMHO, face it. The D-1 ADs are onto him Spartans home with their fourth and he settled for someone who would hire him." 2003-04: 2005-Feb. 6, 2006: ;doss in five garnes. NitzTheCoug, CougFan.corn Four players finished in dou- Gets second chance at NFL Nick Holt goes 5-18 while I ble figures for the Vandals: with the San Francisco 49ers. Idaho attempts to resurrect lynn "Idon't gqt it., DE already did the 'move up through the foot-'all ranhi'hing, Fired after management blames prograin. Vandals '19), Faurholt (17), Mitchell (15) he's NOT to end his coaching career in join the de!Irately going him for 9-23 record in two years. Western Athletic Conference'n. ; and Summers (14). Idaho. Why would a seasoned coach moving on in years from "Tonight go 2005. Holt resigns to take proved to the kids coaching in the NFL, winning a BCS bowl, and a national cham- 2005 job ', if have love with NFL's St. Louis Rams, that you for each pionship, go all the way back down to what is arguably one of the 10 months ago: then : other and enjoy the game, then accepts defensive coordinator worst teams in NCAA Division I, I'm w'aiting for Jimmy Johnson Has dinner with Idaho athlet- I good things will happen..We'xe post at USC. to take over at Louisiana Lafayetie." —SDBeaver, ic director Rob Spear in Coeur ,'tarting to Find that joy again," BeaverFootball.corn Divilbiss said. d'Alene. Discusses possibility of The Vandals travel Thursday to returning to college coaching. "How much'iimpact can one old guy have? Good hire ...didn' 'tah State for another WAC game, think that Dg.would'take the bait, but I guess we will find out Ulah State is currently in last place Feb. 2006: I how much impact this guy will have come BSU week. You guys 8, , with an overall xecutd of 1-17, still have no fng'gin'hance." —droo31, BroncoCountrycom '-induding M in the conference. Dennis Erickson introduced as 32nd head coach in Idaho history. Friday, February 10, 2006 The Argonaut Page 11 s i s ime e een 0, ce»in IViackenzie By Stone because I don't like being in and why? I broke my knee playing Argonaut dirt. My grandpa because I soccer when I was senior in wasn't able to tell him every- school. had to Idaho's high They put Dylan Hill wakes 5. What do you miss most thing I wanted to. I wanted two screws in my left knife up every morning and goes about home? to tell him just how much he and it still bothers me some- directly to the kitchen and the Besides my friends, I miss meant to me and that I times. I can't put as much living room to clean up after the lake. I miss golfing wouldn't be here without weight as I would like on his up pe roommates. With a cabi- there. him. He always supported left side when I swing. I al« net full of cleaning supplies me and he was a Vandal still wearing a brace whdh that big must have their labels 6. What are you doing when booster. He never missed a needed. Also, I dislocat(OUI facing out, he cleans the sink you graduate? basketball game or a volley- my left shoulder in tQ and does the dishes. He also Hopefully, I'l be taking a ball game. weight room, which is st/1 fixes other things that just in at.a I don't job Spokane pro-shop waiting on surgery. didst feel right if they aren' at a country club. Also, I 12. What other sports do you want to do it because I didn't the in right place. His shoes want to get certified with want to be out of golf my sep- have to be enjoy? next to each other PGA in class. A teaching so I Snowboarding. I'e been ior year of playing.: $ and the remotes have to be can teach any members at a doing it ever since I came to the lined up on the coffee table. country club. That will take mainland. I don't get to do it 17.Do you have any pre-g~e "My life is cleaning," "I Hill another two years of school- as much as I would like rituals? says, go above and beyond ing, but not through a univer- because of golf, but once I I clean my shoes com~- what I should." sity. graduate, I am definitely going pletely. Then,. I clean my . Hill has not been diag- to take advantage of my free clothes and iron my shirt and nosed with obsessive-com- /. What is a typical Friday time. pants. My balls have to be pulsive disorder, but shows night like for you? marked the right way, too. symptoms that are commonly I will spend the first part of You lived in Hawaii The night before I sit associated "I the condition. the night with close friends until you were 8 years down and mark all my haven't been diagnosed and meet up with them at the old. What was it like balls the same way. It with it because I'm afraid of Comer Club, but it's never too growing up there? has to go right above the being diagnosed about it," late of a night on Fridays From what I remem- number and in oneball.'3. of Hill says. because we have golf ber, it was great. My the dimples of the Hill's cleaning obsession Saturday. dad . would manifests itself in all areas of pick me up at 18. Favorite his life. As the captain for the 8.'Who do you idolize in the school every DYlAN HILL post-gani'e UI men's golf team, Hill Charlie Oisen/Argonaut sports world? day and we meal? makes sure all his golf bag Senior Dylan Hill tees off on hole 10 at the Ul Golf Course In golf, I idolize Tiger would go DOB". June 18 i1983 Subway. I items are in the right place Thursday afternoon. Woods and Payne Stewart. surf. I also Hometown'oeur dAjene eat th~~~ to before playing. Tiger Woods because of ail of liked how I many times a While it may seem unnec- his accomplishments, and would 14'ake Year. senior week. It' ' essary for Hill to spend an up when it was dark. My I have a cabinet full of clean- Payne Stewart for his charity up and it Major: communications 'omething extra hour or so straightening friends didn't play either. I ing supplies that I use and and his way of life outside the would, be with a business emphasis crave when his bag before playing, he has don't know what initially the labels all have to be facing course. pouring",',arain I'm done play- to be doing something right. attracted me to golf,'ut I out, I and „'iiI 'pike, ing. Always Hill has shot a new career started playing and got 9. What is the g're ate st five minutes it turkey, thatw low each semester as a hooked. 4. Talk more about your clean- moment in golf history? would,;life 95 degrees. My it. Vandal, except one. His cur- ing obsession. Tiger Woods completing the . entire'family has gone back to rent career low is 68, which 2. What has been your biggest I do more laundry than any- Slam. He was holding all four visit but I haven'. I really 19.Howwouldyouliketobe he shot last year at the Herb accomplishment? one you'l ever meet. I do majors at the same time. The want to g'o but I just haven t remembered at U I? Wimberly Collegiate. Besides being part of the laundry four to five times a four majors are the. PGA .yet, ': I want to be remembered as Hill plans to finish his I'ast traveling team, my biggest week so the majority of our Championships, the Masters, i a hard worker and a great season at Idaho but will not accomplishment was being electrical bill is from me, I the U.S. Open and the British 14. What animal is most like friend. Someone that gave 100 travel with the team this named team captain this year. think I got it from my mom. Open. you and why? percent and committed to weekend to the Thunderbird It's a role model situation so When I was around 7, my mom dog:i because I consider everything and enjoyed what'I Invitational in St. George, that younger players can would clean my room when I 10. Who is your biggest role myself a companion, and I am did. Utah. After the tournament, come to me with questions. would eat breakfast. I got model? a friend to everyone. Hill will join his teammates attached to having things in My father. He was {diag- 20. You have a tough schedule for the season., 3. What is the one temptation place. nosed) with polio when he ,151.Wh'at will you remember this year. Which team are yoii you can't resist? My roommates take advan- was 2 years old. He never let "'inost about Idaho? most looking forward to play- 1. How did you get started in Cleaning. I can't resist and tage of it and they call me the that stop him from what he' I will remember my friends ing? golf?. I clean everything. 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