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Mike Dittiacur in a Wright State tradition, sleeping on the Quad Corrections between his classes during the more inviting weather this week. As weather improves, this area will come alive with students socializing and relaxing. Photo by JD Giffin Spike Lee will speak at the Nutter Center on April 22,
The Guardian requested S52.454 from the Student Organization Budget Committee. The Commuter Student Association's budget last year was S982 and the Campus Crime Disabled Student Union received no funding last year. Assault the Student Union. and telephone harass- Mar. 25: Aggravated men- April 1: Theft of personal ment were reported in acing was reported in property was reported in the Allyn Hall. Sequoia Apartments. Student Union. Mar. 29: Disorderly con- Take classes this summer at April 1: Theft of a telephone duct was reported in the 1-arceny /Theft was reported in the Student Union. Bowling Green State University! April 1: Theft of personal Mathematics and Sma'l college atmosphere, major unlvsts-ty uppotiunhies. property was reported in Microbiology Building. Fraud April 1: Identity theft was BG5U offer* 'pv the Student Union. • 6or8-week'
• Aerosnace and next, according to state the tickets are going to COOL STUFF research focus of officials. Gov. Robert Taft is charity. symposium expected to announce pro- posals next week for closing WANTED! The Dayton Area Graduate • Teachers matched the gap. Plato's Closet is a cool, new retail store in Dayton that buys and Studies Institute will pres- with school districts sells gently used, brand name teen apparel, shoes and acces- ent a technical symposium Roughly 200 Wright State sories for both girls and guys such as Abercrombie & Fitch. GAP, showcasing aerospace • Ohio bingo sales students and alumni and Tommy Hilfiger, Polo, Old Navy Express. J. Crew, Nike. FUBU. research conducted increase representatives from Sell us your cool clothing, outerwear, shoes, CD's and get paid Instant bingo sales in Ohio about 70 school districts on the spot for all items accepted! Clothing must be in good through the Air Force have risen to an estimated met on March 6 for WSU*s condition and current style. No appointment! Check us out! Research Laboratory and local universities on April S2 billion, beating out the Education Fair and 10 at Wright State's Ohio Lottery with SI.7 bil- Interview Day. Over 1,000 Student Union. The event lion. The sharp rise has interviews were expected PLATA'S is free and includes conti- occurred since 1997, when throughout the day. The nental breakfast and lunch. the Ohio Supreme Court participating schools CLOSET ruled to allow instant-bingo report a great demand for Beavercreek CenterviUe • Ohio faces budget tickets to be sold outside science, mathematics, spe- 2476 Commons Blvd 101 F_ Alex Bell Kd. deficit licensed bingo halls. State cial education and foreign off N. Fairfield next to Golden Ccrra) In Cross Polnte Center officials are planning meas- language teachers. Ohio faces a S1.2 billion 937-427-5224 937-312-9321 ures to insure proceeds from Store hours: Monday-Saturday 10 im 10 8 pm Sunday noonipm budget deficit this year lit isll us .11 llll|> V% plcltQSi lovl.tom
I Wednesday April 3 700? flM Gnrfla News Student pav reviewed By Jake Stanley position- oked at genuinely come in for leader- Staff Writer closely ei ed on ship opportunities and com- actual invo. ( but mere- pensation is an added Wright State is revising ly subjective to c titles of bonus." He also stated that how student leaders will be positions. everyone was clear on the paid next year. "Just because you have a pay decrease within the posi- For the first time in ten title of director doesn't mean tions and they were not years the pay for "class that you should be paid the taken by surprise. seven positions," mainly same as a director of anoth- Director of Minority including student leaders, er organization." said Affairs Clyde llam agrees. were altered to reflect the Deedrick. "They want to do it because amount of hours worked by The resulting SOBC they have a heart for the job. students. budget suffered S5.000 in Cabinet and Senate go way A student committee cuts while adding an addi- beyond our hours. We want SG Director of Web Communication Darryl Porter gets headed by Cheryl Krueger, tional S2.674 because of a to change and make things everything ready for this month's elections. four percent tuition increase director of Career Services, better," said Ham. If he were Photo by Heather Skinner met this year to outline clas- that took affect this quarter. not graduating he said the sifications for student posi- Most student positions pay change would have no tions. The CL- ————— are paid in affect on his wanting to re- Student Vle know everyone works stipends, or apply for the position next Elections go online Organization very hard; we just need a percents of year. Budget way to look at job descrip- tuition. The only salary adjust- Therefore SG hopes to up voter turnout Committee tions objectively. ments involving increases used this pay for involve the SG president. The these posi- By Dan Brock results would be more time data when Guardian editor-in-chief, and Staff Writer evaluating -Katie Deedrick, director of tions the WWSU general manager consuming." job descrip- Student Life increases who are all getting slight The online elections were tions to allot ——————— ' along with increases from one and a Students will be able to instituted to increase student funding. tuition. third tuition to one and a vote for Student Government participation and will add Using the classification One of the most affected half. elections online starting convenience to the voting system as guidance, the areas involving student pay The overall system April 23 through April 25th. process for commuters. SOBC determined the fund- cuts is within Student should make it easier for The online elections were an "Commuter students might ing and awards for the Government, with a total students who receive stipend initiative of last year's benefit from the transition upcoming school year based budget cut of SI4,048; most pay, eliminating the use of Jackson/Schweser ticket. most greatly. However, as the on the impact of the posi- of which stemming from time cards for almost all The presidential/vice web seems to be the primary tion, level of responsibilities, wage reductions. "class seven positions," presidential ballot will be communicator of students necessary job knowledge, Student Government according to school officials. online .-'long with all senato- today, it seems only normal level of decision making and President Neal Duiker who In addition it will pro- rial tickets. the online voting would be liabilities, according to Katie partook in SOBC evaluations vide for automatic pay Students will no longer the logical evolution," said Deedrick, director of Student doesn't foresee the cuts as increases when tuition is hav.e the opportunity to vote Mirelez. Life.. having an ill affect on raised, as it has been reflect in the booth. "Unfortunately WSU isn't the first insti- "We know everyone involvement and productivi- ed with the four percent the voting will be completely tution to bring SG elections- works very hard; we just ty within SG. tuition increase this quarter, online," said Iris Mirelez, online. "Other universities need a way to look at job "Coming in, most had no and will continue to increase director of public relations have instituted online elec- descriptions objectively," idea of getting paid or how automalically next fall if for SG. "It would be expen- tions 10 yield a higher stu- said Deedrick. She said the much they were getting tuition rises again. sive and complicated to do old is arbitrary where paid," said Duiker. "They both and collecting the final See "Elections" p. 5 Car stereo theft on decline
By Jessica Donham crime with 13 reported ing valuables in plain sight Managing Editor thefts from automobiles in and an arrest was made for one week. In last week's receiving stolen property crime report there was only from vehicles on Wright Wright State has seen a one reported car stereo State's campus. decline in car stereo thefts, theft. Kenneth Evans was according to Chief Simone Polk attributes the arrested Jan. 30 by Wright Polk, director of Public- decline to three things: offi- State police for criminal tres- Safety. In October, The cers have been patrolling passing and cited for an Students are being more vigilant in preventing theft, Guardian reported a rise in more diligently, members of •according Jo-Wright State police. - I I.. j be touunuwu jirc Jiat:U;av-. Sea "Ihettl' p. 5 I ! TIM GnanHM Wednesday. April 3. 2002 Do you have a Project to Irclp Dayton, S. Dakota youth
HOT and By Josh Sweigart empower youth in Dayton SGOO raised. Human-I-tees their own communities, News Editor and South Dakota's Standing will donate half to the (youth) can create a bridge SWEATY Rock Indian Reservation by Rainforest Alliance, and between them," said Angel. The Ass • setting up houses in the two ANAS will donate the other The money raised by news tip? Native Amen communities to serve as half to the Peace House ANAS will go toward a "give raising mone) ra- refuges and community cen- Project. away," according to Novak. tion with the I,. . of ters. "I was actually surprised This is a Native Call Josh at Dayton for the Lftkot ANAS recently sold env i- at how much we did raise," American tradition held a Madison Peace House ronmentally friendly prod- said Nikki Novak, cultural year alter a family member Project. ucts through a fundraiser anthropology major and dies. Members of the com- 775-5538 The project hopes to called Human-I-tees. Of the president of the group. "I munity will give gifts to the never set any expectations Madison family, and the fam- though, ^ j ——_—— ily will give because I gifts in knew I hat It is hard to see a return. every little bit group of people with Because would help." so much to offer the project The idea being oppressed has grown for the proj- with such hopeless nationally, the ect was born conditions. Madison fami- from a dia- ly cannot give logue set up -Nikki Novak, to so many by Mary Anne people. This president of the Angel, a pro is why ANAS Association of Native fessor at is helping, University of American Students according to Monday, April 22, 2002 Dayton, in ______-51 Novak. 6-8 p.m. February. ANAS was Admission free, but tickets mu3t be ordered in advance American Indian elder- and founded several years ago to For details, call the WSU Office of Conferences and Events. (937) 775-5512. youth gathered to dialogue raise awareness of the mis- with Ohio youth regarding conceptions of Native critical issues that face Americans and their issues, everyone. according to Novak. They At the meeting Lakota confront issues such as mis- Madison, who came from conceptions of Native Standing Rock Reservation Americans historically, the for the event, spoke of set- Leonard Peltier case, burial ting up safe houses for rights, mascots and serve as youth who live in "battle a support group for those in zone's" and "ghettos." the community. Madison felt that under "It is a bit understand- the guidance of elders, able that many Ohioans youth could help change the don't know much about conditions that breed vio- reservations since we are so Dayton's largest tanning salon lence and despair, according separated from that reality," to Novak. Her vision was to said Novak. "But it is impor- Dayton- East Salon Dayton- South Salon create these peace houses all tant that people be aware 152 V 'oodman Dr. 5730 Springboro Pk. over the world built and led because these people are (Airway Shopping Center) (Alex Bell Plaza) 258-9530 299-1225 by empowered youth. such a large part of w ho Madison returned to Americ. ns are today." www.aplacetotan.com South Dakota and planned Reservations have high to return to Dayton to take levels of poverty and some Keep Your classes at UD and promote have no running water, her ideas. Two days before according to Novak. The her flight was to leave for average suicide rate is 300 Spring Break Tan Dayton, however, she was times the national average tortured and killed by a and the drop out rate of Alive!!! gang. Native Americans in high Angel decided to contin- school is 76 percent. ue the cause to bring the "It is hard to see a group 1 Mon+h Unlimited for houses to fruition. The first of people with so much to house is being built on offer being oppressed with Standing Rock Reservation, such hopeless conditions," $30.00 with the second built in said Novak. Dayton's Dayton's (Expires 4/9/02) Dayton the following year. Largest Tanning Salon Largest Tanning Salon Regular bed and upgrades available "In addition to working in their own communities, for The Guardian Wednesday. April 3. 2002 l> .You're not BIGGER. Nutter will survive Snhuster We're just smaller. Performance venues compete (or dollars, not acts By Dan Brock ing events, said Linda highly regarded reputation Staff Writer Januzzi, m< and public in the entertainment indus- )\Iaplc relations* • r the try' that will carry us, with •Ajtartmtnti Downtown Dayton's new Schuster C < • the provision we don't let performing •arts venue, the Accordii. a/i, our guard down relating to Schuster Center, is slated to WSU theatre v. rest the attraction of business," open in March of next year. easy. "WSU has us .n sub- he said. The new facility is not scriber base and captive The Schuster Center will Now accepting audience with students," she be the new home of the reservations for expected to compete directly Minutes from Campus! with the Nutter Center. said. Dayton Philharmonic mt-£ vrews +u +u chea €r than the dorms! "In reality we have two Although the Nutter Orchestra and the Dayton Waiting List for P completely u ______Center will Opera. The center will also Summer/Fair 02 different not be in host the Dayton Ballet and approaches to We have a very highly direct com- large scale Broadway shows. *• /YZT A/O^J so you ore wt left the industry. regarded reputation in petition with The facility is comprised of utkout os\ o-fortm^At rwt sckod ycor! They will the entertainment the Schuster two separate buildings, the Center, the arts center and a nine-story focus on the industry that will carry arts and we new facility- tower of condominiums. 937- 878-3973 us, with the provision 118 Old Yellow Springs Rd. Fairbarn, OH focus on could sway The arts center includes we don't let our guard three theatres. The Mead major touring some busi- \fjr,State's •*! CXoiCe/ entertainment down relating to the ness. "The Theatre is reserved for large- and sports," attraction of business. recent year scale shows and has a seat- said John has seen a ing capacity of 2300. The Siehl, execu- -John Siehl, executive decline in Wintergarden Theatre seats tive director director of the Nutter ticket sales, 1000 and it w ill be used for GO RA/i>£RS of the Nutter Center "" largely' due gala events and corporate Center. the events of functions. The Mathile The sentiment seems to Sept. 11said Siehl. "There Theatre is the smallest of Ewcry digestive tiaet has be the same from the will always be fierce compe- the three seating 150. Schuster Center. "The Nutter tition for the expendable The center also boasts a Center's competition is the leisure dollar." dark blue domed auditorium a diffcrcKt idea of what fui is. First Star Center to the However, Siehl believ es ceiling with concentric cir- south and Schottenstein to that the Nutter Center will cles of fiber optic lights rep- Hew do you I Ac the north. Our venue is for remain a formidable oppo- resenting how the sky your wrings? Mtkf? the performing arts while nent to all entertainment looked on the night of the Medium7 Molten theirs is for sports and tour- venues. "We ha« e a very first Wright brothers' flight. lawi? With 12 Mirelez. "If students do not signature #mg "Elections" continued resources to gel the word vote than he or she should sauces to choose out about the online elec- not be so hasty to criticize." frwn. you're sure » dent voting rate," said tions. "The elections art- find or* that's just Mirelez. being advertised through fly- right tor you. In order to vote students ers, word of mouth, the "Theft" continued will be required to register in Guardian, all typical avenues obscured license plate. An ROX system. This will keep of communication at WSU," the participants from com- said Mirelez. "Also, there will inventory was then taken of his vehicle, and officers were pleting multiple ballots. be a message sent out to all able to identify items stolen There is an incentive to students over WSU's e-mail from campus that day. vote for students who have service provider." Evans has pleaded not outstanding parking tickets It's hard to say how stu- guilty to the charge of crimi- on campus. SG will obtain a dent participation will work nal trespassing and the court list of all student voters and out this year but SG is opti- date is set for April 8. He award them a parking mistic about the road ahead. was also charged with receiv - amnesty pass which will be "It's always difficult the first ing stolen property , which is good for violations that time around, but this run • THE lEST DEAL IN TOWN! • a felony, and bond was occurred on WSU's campus will pave the way for the awarded at S 10,000. He will prior to the election. future," said Mirelez. face a jury trial for this The passes will be avail- SG believes that .t's the charge May 13. able for students to pick up responsibility of the student in the SG office starting May to vote in order to be heard. Students view the arrest as a good display of police 1. The passes must be used "Students sometimes seem work. "It makes me feel bet- before the end of spring frustrated with the universi- quarter and they will not be ty. This is their opportunity ter to see them (campus police) out there getting valid for handicapped and to vote for whi they feel thier job done," said Tom fire lane violations. would best represent the Cliett, a senior electrical SG is using on campus student body 's goals," said engineering major.
« g rM GuardttR Wednesday. April 3, 2002 Tradition continues despite turmoil By Josh Sweigart toward the victims." News Editor Rohmiller does not believe the bad press w ill Centuries old Christian leave a lasting stain on the and Jewish traditions contin- Catholic Church's image. He ue on campus and around thinks people will maintain the world this week, despite whatever opinion they had a tumultuous holiday sea- before the cases came to son. surface. "You'd hate to have Over 30 students attend- 1 he w hole religion judged by ed Campus Ministry's Mass the worst," said Rohmiller. of the Lord's Supper last Observant Jewish stu- week, commemorating the dents celebrated Passover crucifixion of Jesus. Students this week, the freeing of the decorated the church and Jews from Egypt. This is in washed each other's feet, an lieu ol several suicide Emergency personnel work at the scene of a suicide bombing inside a Haifa restaurant bombers causing havoc in on Easter Sunday. The Palestinian suicide bomber killed 15 people and injured more ancient tradition symboliz- ing service to one another. Israel. By April 2, there were than 40 people. photo by A|ex Roskovsky (KRT) "Students do a beautiful six bombers in six days, job." said Rev. including two Christian u on the eve of See Why Business Professionals Rohmiller the holiday. ...our compassion is Catholic cam- In response CHOOSE WRIGHT STATE directed toward the pus minister. to the attacks, for their MBA The victims... Israel has Catholic increased mili- Church has -Rev. Christian tary pressure An MBA degree from Wright State received Rohmiller, Catholic on Palestine, University can help you take heightened campus minister capturing cities and isolating your career to new heights. criticism over the past sever- -55 the Palestinian • More concentrations than any al weeks due leader to one other area school, so you can to new clergy sexual abuse building. More than 40 custom tailor your MBA degree. cases and scrutiny on how Israelis were killed by bombs this week and Palestinian • Relevant curriculum such as the church handled old ones. leaders are accusing Israel of E-Commerce and International A California woman received violating and endangering Business, because local a SI.2 million settlement civilians. buSltt£55 IS3(ier5 53V 'Rey need from the church this week, Sarah Henry, president professionals with a global after alleging a priest impregnated her and paid of WStJ's student Jewish perspective. for her abortion. group I lillel, went to • Faculty with real-world Rohmiller emphasizes Passover Seder at a friend's experience and close ties to that the Archdiocese of house. She said many in the local business. Cincinnati, which has juris- Jewish community are dis- cussing the events in Israel. • Designed for working diction over the area, has "It made us think about the professionals, with evening and strict measures to prevent peopk in Israel more...and late-afternoon classes. sexual abuse. This includes background checks on any- wha' we should do as • Conveniently located right off one working with children Americans," she said. 1-675- and strict measures to deal Though Hillel is a com- munity outreach organiza- Choose the best of the best - the with anyone found \iolating tion, not political, Henry per- first MBA program in the Miami the rules. "This will not be sonally thinks President Valley to be accredited by AACSB tolerated," he said. Students have been dis- Bush needs to get involved International. cussing the controversy, in the situation. Henry has a according to Rohmiller. but friend living in Tel Aviv, and it has had no effect on hopes her friend and her -j—v • • Ra| Soin College of Business Catholic programs at WSU. family are safe. Like many JS.a.1 www.wright.edu/business/mba/ He has also received words American Jews she supports ————J- — (937)775-3645 Israel, but fears that there College 01 Busines7 s of support from students and colleagues. "It's kind of won't ever be full peace. WRIGHT STATE embarrassing because we're r//v/ VF.RS 11 Y UTAACSB Catholic," he said. "But our compassion is directed Ihe Guardan .Vednesday April 3 ?002 Scholarship program gives asylum to subversives "Scholars at Risk" to assist acadamians from countries without tree speech
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SOWllMilllj April 3. 2002 Issue No.22, Vol. 37 Editor in Chief Alf Butler sh gambling in the Middle East Managing Editor Jessica Donham News Editor Josh Sweigart Tensions flair as Israel Features Editor Leslie Benson West's influence in the take sides as was demon- Opinions Editor Don Bruce Column nations. Middle East. strated Monday by President Sports Editor Justin Ross Israel won that war and Iran, unlike Iraq, is Bush refusing to proclaim Copy Editors as spoils they claimed tnucli already involved in the Arafat a terrorist. Fred Marion, Erin Runt/ Bruce. of the very land that is now Opinions Israeli/Palestinian war. Iran That proclamation would Chief Photographer J.l). Giffin in dispute. Ed f jr provides funds to the fami- Graphic A rtist Paul Kulis While in 1967 victory have put him on the outs lies of Palestinian suicide Advertising Manager belonged to Israel, this war with the Arab League, which bombers as a form of pay- voted over the weekend not Stephanie Lung Three heads aren't promises few, if any, win- ment for the sacrifice of to name either Arafat or the Ad Graphics Manager better than one. ners. their children. suicide bombers (six in the Ergun Merit- That's the lesson to Israel, following the lead- We could expect this last six days) terrorists. Assistant Production Editor be learned from the ership of Sharon, who is not from Iran and The European Union Summer Dunlap thunderous tap dance known for his negotiation announced today that Israel Advertising Reps - Jackie that is being performed skills, may must immediately withdraw Meddles, Mindy Layton, Zack by Israeli Prime Minister all troops from Palestinian Zonker Ariel Sharon, Palestinian lands and release Arafat. Staff Writer. - Krystle Barger Authority leader Yasser Arafat would rather die Dan Brock, Matt Kochlcr, Arafat, and our own Jennifer Martin, Lori Anno than leave. If he were killed President Bush. he would become a martyr Agricola, Kim Short, Jake All three men are Stanley and a rallying cry for other jockeying for positions The Guardian is printed weekly Muslims. of power in a recently during the regular school year. It is Arafat wants the unfathomable game of published by students of Wright State t Israelis destroyed. high-stakes poker that University in Dayton, Ohio. Editorials Sharon wouldn't mind without bylines reflect the majority could leave at least one I the Palestinians being opinion of the editorial board. Views leader dead. ' destroyed. And Bush expressed in columns, cartoons and Arafat, a once just wants to keep advertisements are those of the writ- pr< ud terrorist turned ers. artists arid advertisers. ' everyone on his page pseudo-diplomat, is The Guardian reserves the right to } for his Iraq crusade. being labeled as an censor or reject adverising copy in ' Meanwhile nothing is enemy of the state of accordance with any present or future getting done. advertising acceptance rules estab- Israel similar to how For any hope of a peace- lished by The Guardian. All contents Osama bin Laden was ful resolution all three Iead- contained herein are the express prop- labeled by the U.S. He is ! ers need to agree to end the erty of The Guardian. Copyright privi being hunted and the I violence, but even that will Letters to the Editor Israeli army is literally not quench the hate in the outside of his door wait- -The Guardian encourages letters to hearts of many Israeli and the editor and commentary' pieces ing for orders to take Palestinian citizens. from students, faculty , administrators him out (read that how Their hate has been and staff you want). stoked over a half-century of •Letters should be typed, have the The Israeli govern- writer's printed full name, address, anger and mistrust. ment would like nothing daytime phone, major and class stand Eight months ago before better than to remove ing (if applicable) Sept. 11 these events were all Arafat from power and • Deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. unthinkable, yet now as on the Friday proceeding the next thereby begin the dis- Iraq; both are longtime foes soon find itself in full war dawn breaks on the twenty- issue mantling of the semi- of both Israel and the U.S. with the Arab nations, that first century. Tire and war fill • Letters should be kept to 500 words autonomous Palestinian But there are other forces by all accounts the Israeli the sky. or less leadership. that may be pushed into the army should rout. •All letters are subject to editing for Their hand is show- flames by nationalistic fervor However, unlike 1967, space and content the world today has seen the • Letters which duplicate others may ing, however, and there or blind ambition. be omittei. are many wolves around Egypt, Syria and Jordan continued growth of an guardianoped • When responding to another letter, the fire who are plotting might find an impassioned ArabA'-S. alliance that refer to the date and headline their way into the fray, public too fervent to resist President Bush is dependent @ and mass their troops along upon for backing when he Guardian Phone Numbers such as Iraqi President hotmail.com Editor hi Chief: 775-5534 Sndaam Hussein who their respective borders with makes his hardly secret Advertising: 775-5537 sees the destructi< >n of Israel, which could lead to a attack on Iraq in the coming Fax: 775-5535 months. Scene/Opinion: 7'5-5536 Israel as a potentially replay of the 1967 war between Israel and the Arab The U.S. is hesitant to give us what ya got... News/Sports: 775-5538 mortal wound to the Wednesday. April 3. 2002 Ht8 Guardian Opinion .theguardianoniine.cofn BGuest Commentary
Your onlirt WSU deserves better resource You aren't pulling your weight at Wright State Humor I remember in the glory know s IIIEY aren't doing Commentary year -last year—when there anything important with for all things was even a whole article writ- their time. ten about the graffiti here at Of course, this is a case Brubaker Wright State. Since then, all of the pot calling the kettle we've been left with are a and asking for a job. I'm as Wright State multitude of meeting times likely to find a job as a I'm disappointed in you for "big, long ""sucking humorist after I graduate as Wright State students. sessions!" G.W. Bush is to win the Because it's become Now, look people, if all Noble Peace Prize. apparent that the apathy at you can think about when So, I suppose I probably this schoul is getting so you sit in the batl .room are shouldn't be throwing stones fry fau( kutis thick, they're frying it over at young men and oral sex, at houses with stupid, angry McDonald's. then clearly you don't belong people in them. After all, I First, I read about the here. Go join the Catholic can already imagine the first swim team getting dissed by Church; I hear they're employers reading my the majority of the student recruiting. resume... —still waiting on a body (most popular respon- Otherwise, be more cre- Employer #1: "Wow, response in regards seamong students surveyed ative! Where did all our bud- look at this kid...he's got to WSU's parking about the swim team: "We ding bathroom artists go? critical thinking skills1" problem have a swim team? I thought I had to peer closely at Employer #2: "GREAT! they were just a cult that the bathroom walls to even And look at this...he's got a required their members to get a glimpse of a crudely sense of humor!" wear spandex"). drawn penis. Have you any Employer #1: Then I've gotten almost idea how hard it is to peer "Wonderful! He'll love the no responses to my articles closely at something while irony when we put him on here in The Guardian (what you're scrunched over with the assembly line doing work does it take to offend you your pants around your a sea slug could do!" IS people? Do I have to start ankles? Employer #2: "Wait. Isn't anybody comparing your IQs to sea OK, some of you might, the sea slug the manager of OUT slugs to get a reaction? but for those of you that the assembly line?" there?! ISlugs: 50, You: 40 just in haven't played in the Prison So, I guess what I'm say- case you were wondering]). Alrr-Hours Recreational ing is, for the love of all that But worst of all, some- League. I'll just tell you it's is unholy, return to us you thing I believed would always damn difficult! bathroom artists, you crap- be touted proudly at Wright Personally, I hold the Art per creators, you Sh"er State... (author pauses to Department here responsi- savants. wipe away a tear) ble. I mean, what are they If we ha.e to endure the Sorry, sorry ... I got emo- supposed to be teaching over indignity of coming here, tional there; I just ...when I there? To be professional knowing our chances of get- m see such shoddy work where artists? Painters? Sculptors? ting a job when we leave are before there was creativity Ha! At least by "decorating" practically nil, then at least m and brilliance, 1 just can't our stalls, they'll have an give us something entertain- help but be upset. audience before they gradu- ing to rL>ad while we empty By now, of course, you ate and begin a lucrative our organs, ok? know I'm talking about the career in panhandling. vacuum of inspiration that Hey, maybe we could get Josh Brubaker is an English no use has been created by the sub- the English majors in on it Graduate student and a con- standard graffiti that is now too to write some creative tinuing contributor to The at this school. dirty limericks for us. God Guardian Give it to me, baby... [email protected] 10 T)K GuarflM Wednesday, April 3. 2002
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RUN ONLY WS IE CuS&iSFft ARE IN SESSION AND DURING FINALS WEEK. NO SHUTTLE DURING BREAKS OR UNIVERSITY-OBSERVED HOLIDAYS ALL SHUTTt ES ARE WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE. NO CHARGE FOR ROUTES 1 AND 2 $1 CHARGE EACH WAY FOR ROUTE 3 (EXACT CHANGE PLEASE) Wednesday. April 3. 2002 The Guardtan 11 Scene Visual Arts. Music. Film. Theatre. {health] | student set lonors for bone marrow transplant By Lori Anne Agricola tal tested her bone ma: "In all I've been very Amanda Fortman, Jamie •aff Writer for leukemia. What they lucky because 1 haven't had VVadle and Melissa Scott, all found was that she has a much pain," said Gamble, nursing students, came out Just six months ago rare blood disease called who attended college at to donate. They heard about aplastic anemia. Apparently, Olivet Nazarene University. "I the drive in one of their Tiffany Gamble was living classes and wanted to help. the life of a normal, healthy, the disease is a very rare know that God has walked "She got this Idiseasel happy 21-year-old. She was side effect of the vaccines with me through this. All of trying to do something for attending graduate school at Gamble took in order to go my church family has been other people," said Central Michigan and study- to Africa. supportive and my family ing to be a school psycholo- Her mother, Cherri especiall'.. I know there are a Fortman. There will be another gist. She had just returned Thompson, is a member of lot of p ople around the the nursing faculty at WSU. world v ho are praying for bone marrow doner driv e from a mission nip in held at the First Church of Zimbabwe where she worked In the months following me - people I don't even the Nazarene in Xenia on at an orphanage for three her trip to Africa, Gamble know," said Gamble. Tiffany Gamble Saturday, April 6, from 9 weeks. went from being an active Aplastic anemia is a rare One morning, Gamble graduate student to being disease that effects roughly a.m. to 1 p.m. Monetary donations are was taking a shower just as unable to work or go to 500 people in the U.S. each honor of Tiffany Gamble, but also being accepted for the she normally would when school. year. As a result of this dis- also to help others who need She's very tired most of ease, Gamble has had to bone marrow transplants, Tiffany Gamble Fund. They she suddenly passed out, can be mailed to Wright-Patt busting her lip. When she the time and claimed that undergo 75 blood transfu- was organized at WSU on Credit Union, P.O. Box 286, went to the hospital to get even "taking a shower is a sions in the past six months. Monday, April 1. pain." Despite the doping Her body is no longer able to Many community mem- Fairborn, OH 45324. V'or stitches in her lip, she had more information, contact no idea her life was about to medication she is currently produce white blood cells, bers came out to have their Cherri Thompson at 775- drastically change. taking, however, she tries to platelets or red blood cells. blood tested to see if they The doctors at the hospi- be nothing but positive. A bone marrow drive in could potentially be donors. 3194. {groove} More Alanis! [health) Battle leukemia, run marathon Supposed Former By Lori Anne Agricola ing was out," she continued, wish this on his enemies." Infatuation Junl ie, Staff Writer "I called my dad and said, Mann's family is very which, while'l found 'how would you like to run a close and has remained so it to be absolutely Denise Mann, a junior marathon?'" throughout her father's ill- brilliant, received dance major at Wright State, Denise and Dennis Mann ness. "My dad's guardian much criticism for its has more to deal with than will run the Cincinnati Flying angel is probably my mom," length (17 tracks) and your typical college student Pig Marathon together on she said. "With her knowl- wordy (or, in my view, does. Her father, Dennis, has May 5. In preparation for the edge she has been able to do lyrically mind-blow - been battling cancer since event, they have a daily train- so much." Mann's mother is ing) songs. 1995. ing schedule and attend a nurse, and she credits her Under Rug Swept Recently, she and her health a id fitness clinics with being the reason her should satisfy those father joined Team in with a coach. father has survived the last who loved Jagged Training, a program which People joining the several years. Little Pill, but just did- trains beginners and novices marathon are generally Currently, Masm is on a By Lori Anne Agricola n't have the stamina for preparing to run the paired with a local person waiting list for a jone mar- Staff Writer Junkie. The lyrics on her Cincinnati Flying Pig who is battling a blood-relat- row transplant, and a suit- newest album reveal not only Marathon, to raise money for ed cancer. They run and able donor has not yet been found. Her father may also That kooky lyrical incomparable insight but the Leukemia & Lymphoma fundraise in honor of that also her own growth over the Society, a not-for-profit person, whom they refer to be considered a candidate genius from Canada who as their "hero." Mann will for a new procedure — a remained virtually silent for last few years as a song- organization which funds writer and as an individual. research, educational pro- run with and for her father. core blood transplant involv- the last three years has The two of them are very ing placenta blood. returned to the music scene While remaining true to her grams, advocacy, patient aid own writing style she seems and community programs. close, and Mann says that For those individuals with a precious new gem, her father is not only her interested in the race, there Under Rug Swept, the latest to have learned that the Mann learned about the masses would like her to be Team in Training program hero for the marathon, but in is a Team in Training infor- album by Alanis Morissette. everyday life as well. "My mational meeting being held Under Rug Swept is the a bit more concise. through an advertisement. "It The first track on the was just a random radio dad's probably one of the on Monday, April 8, at 7 p.m. third studio album released greatest people I know," she at the Fairborn Holiday Inn. by the 27-year-old album, "21 Things 1 want in a announcement," Mann said. Lover," lists just that. She "It was like, hello, we're the said. "If I could take this can- Call Vivian O'Connell at 436- singer/songwriter/producer. cer away for him I'd take it 1143 for more information Jagged Little Pill, her first asks potential lovers: poster family for this." So, "Do you have a big intel- she attended a meeting to in a second. He says it's the or check out the Team in album, sold 28 million copies worst thing he's ever been Training website at and made Morissette a star lectual capacity but know learn more about the pro- gram. "As soon as the meet- through and he wouldn't www.teamintraining.org. at age 21. It was followed by See "Alanis" p. 14 12 The Guam*! Wednesday. April 3. 2002 {fine arts} Elegant fundraiser for fine and performing arts
By Krystle Barger Arts Center as it presents the it in the Miami Valley. art that Wright State has to to this year's event is the Staff Writer stage for •" r,*Gala 2002. ArtsGala 2002, following the offer. WSU students are the Rockin' Auction of 34 artisti- The x -emains impressive tradition of years actors, as they showcase cally enhanced rocking Elegance and tasie will unmatcht . enter- before, is in many ways like everything from art exhibits chairs created by WSU stu- voluptuously curl out of tainment a There a show. It is a show about to choir performances. The dents, faculty, alumni and every comer of the Creative is simply n. vent like every fine and performing night will also offer many community friends. The other spectacles for the eyes chairs were donated by including a moonlit smoking Morris Home Furnishings. lounge with an aura all its Although many sights own, musical performances, will be competing for atten- College of Science and Mathematics film festivals, a broadway tion of guests, one element theater revue and cash bars. of the evening cannot be Outstanding Teaching Awards A traditional feature of ignored. Dining from the night is a silent auction. Benham's will prove to be a Students, faculty, and staff are invited f J nominate a CoSM Bids for the various prizes tantalizing aspect of the will also be taken online, but evening as guests stioll Outstanding Teacher and/or Graduate Teaching Assistant. the final bidding will occur through four specially- that evening. The website designed studios, represent- that will be taking bids is ing various WSU plays and Nomination forms located online at www.wright.edu/cosm or in www.wTight.edu/artsgala. operas. After dessert, guests the CoSM Dean's Office, 134 Oelman Hall. Some of the items that can end their night dancing will be bid on include a New on the Festival Playhouse York Bros iway package for stage. Awards Celebration: four that includes airfare, Admission is $125 per Monday, June 3, 2002, 3:30-5:00 in 340 Oelman Hall hotel and shows, a person. The money raised Greenbrier golf package, a will go to scholarships for 65-inch home theater sys- fine and performing arts stu- NOMINATE YOUR FAVORITE CoSM tem. tickets to the g.and dents at WSU. In years past, opening of the Schuster the ArtsGala has raised over TEACHER TODAY! Performing Arts Center, an $75,000 for the scholarship oriental rug and various fund. works of art by WSU stu- The event will be held on dents, faculty and alumni. Saturday, April 6, from 6:30 An exciting new addition p.m. until midnight in the galleries, studios, theaters and concert halls of the WSU Creative Arts Center. Contact Theresa Mileo for tickets at 775-5512 or Shannon Davis for sponsor- ship opportunities at 775- 2251. RECYCLE: SHARE
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display her works thai are Sunday, April 7. from J p.m. steadily growing in populari- until 4 p.m. Both the recep- ty. As an ariist, Anderson She has completed solo tion and the exhibition are ! .. had an extensive educa- and group exhibitions of he free and open to the public. tion that has contributed work in Ohio. Pennsylvania. The Rosewood Gallery is highly to her success. She Massachusetts, Florida, New open Monday through has a master of fine arts Jersey and Connecticut. She Thursday X a.m. until!) p.m.; storm. degree in painting from has also displayed artwork l-'riday S a.m. until (> p.m.; <2 Kettering's Indiana University and a as far as Tel Aviv and and Saturday 'I a.m. until :i 3. Rosewood bachelor of fine arts from Jerusalem in Israel. p.m. The gallery is located at n Jg Gallon wil Wright State I Iniversily. She An opening reception fi Rosewood Arts Centre, 2655 o hi' hosting has taught drawing, painting. the event will be held on Olsen Dr. in Kettering. 2-1) design an<" color at WSU. n women's art (.rand Va'iey State University 30 O work from and Ind .ana Stale University. ^ Monday, An ierson has displayed O April 8 her woi ks at WSU, the FOR THE THRILL OF YOUR LIFE o. through Ma\ f ranklin street Gallery in AT Cenierville and galleries in ul-EUNfc CCJNT Indiana and Michigan. 4 BRINGING THE STORE TO WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY SAVE UP TO ^ROPOSUIE s TEES PANTS 25 APRIL 2-APRIL 4 1QAM-7PM SHORTS JEANS *25 POLOS AND MUCH MORE! ATRIUM STUDENT UNION I 4 TIN Gonial Wednesday April 3. 2002 teroove' I Banjo legend and friends performs at Nutter Center By Krystle Barger original banjo picking style. three- finger picking style Scruggs, friends and family The afternoon workshop Staff Writer Bluegrass music was truly that has vastly influenced will perform at Ihe WSII begins at 2 p.m. on Sunday, changed ' and for the other musicians as they Nutter Center, incorporating April 14, at the Nutter As an innovative musi- better w. -s began develop with their own musi- timeless bluegrass instru- Center. Seating for ihe event cian, Earl Scruggs has influ- developing. hat has cal styling. ments and songs into the is limited. Joining Osbourne enced many others with his become a! It is a On Sunday, April 14, show. The performers, will and Crowe for the workshop include Gary Scruggs, Jerry will be Jim Mills. Joe Mullins, Douglas, Glen Duncan, John Rob McCoury and Tom Jorgenson and Harry Stinson. Adams. All have proven In addition, there will be themselves to be great tal- a half-dozen banjo greats ents in the bluegrass music performing, including J.D. scene. Crowe, Sonny Osbourne and VIP ticket packages for singer Rhonda Vincent, who the banjo workshop, meal was named Female Vocalist between the events, parking of the Year by the and prime concert scats cost International Bluegrass Music $95. VIP tickets are only Association. available through the A special feature of the Cityfolk box office at 496- banjo extravaganza is a 3863. banjo workshop featuring Tickets to the show are guesi appearances by mod- $23.50 and S33.50 and are ern banjr players influenced available from TicketMaster by Carl Scruggs. at 228-2323. • here's a way to Put wrrks. so you might fie improve your grades able to squeeze in a next rail that biews yourself coup4c courses ••way PDAs, the Internet, tutors, or dating a good Into some Ww got your hack on r»ote tater credit transters too summer, Out academic advisors While you're home this classes** will show yi>u the ropes ummet just luiock off i)ti sctlina all those i lew core graduation Columbus hours ro hit your requirements or major transcript Rhonda Vincent Earl Scruggs prerequisites at Strand Columbus State. rail us or visit our web put yourseSf .site lor more information "Alanis" continued fed all of our lives. "Parting Our short-term courses on taking summer fror.t p. 11 with them is like parting with let you rto a dill credit ahead next courses at Columbus class in a month to six State. a childhood best friend." that it alone does not equate "You Owe Me Nothing in wisdom? Are you both mas- Return" is the greatest love culine and feminine? song ever written. I've never Politically aware? Are you heard anyone capture the uninhibited in bed? More full meaning of love before than three times a week?" this >ong. Well, are you? Til give you countless "So Unsexy" should res- amounts of outright accept- CUSTOMER SERVICE onate with almost everyone ance if you want it /I will MORTGAGE INDUSTRY who hears it: give you encouragement to Ground-floor opportunities at Dayton regional office oi rapidly growing mortgage "I can feel so unsexy for choose the;rath that you services company. 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To apply for the next song they are plan- there are no strings attached these jobs or other opportunities, contact Manpower's North Dayton office at 890- ning to release as a single to it." 1671, or email your resume to: Vandalia [email protected] from this album with "Hands Buy this album! Clean" being the first. Something on it will touch "Precious Illusions" explores you deeply, I can almost 6 MANPOWER the process of parting with guarantee. Listen to it. Savor the romantic fairytales we're it. Love it. Wednesday. Apni 3. 2002 The Guardian Sports Wright State's Sports Source. Overtime: Are T, ik team has big performance pro athlete's By Jennifer f»wri times of 18:22.61 and Stall writer 18:34.00 respectively. slaves? kinne commented ihc competition was a The Wright State new challenge, "the com- women's track team finished petition was pretty inter- J seventh at the Bearcat esting. The judges had usg Classic, held in Cincinnati r i seeded higher for the Saturday, March 30. Junir i A level 3000-meters, so there Cecy Kinne commented • 11 | of I he sports was more competition * the improvements the 1. m • scene that is for us than there would has made: "We got some I quietly gain- have been. They were points. We were able to ing momen- close to our ability, so it score, so I think that is a big tum is this idea that baseball pushed us," said Kinne. step forward for us. players, more specifically The Raiders showed Hopefully, slowly but surely, minority ball players arc- off their depth in the we will make an impact," being treated as slaves. The relay, with teams taking said Kinne. argument is that the teams a fourth-place finish in Several athletes brought can control where a player the 4-by-100 posting a home some points for the plays from year to year with- time of 50.82, and in the green and gold. out always getting the con- 4-by-400 meter relay as Sophomore Tana Blakely sent from the athlete them- they took eighth, com- was the top finisher for the selves. A few weeks ago a pleting in 4:06.59. Raiders in the 400-meter pro baseball player said that The javelin throw is dash crossing the finish line the teams could have foreign proving to be another in eighth place, while posting athletes sent home if they strength for the Raiders. Sophomore Adrienne Shipman, left, fights down the stretch dur- a time of 1:01.32. For the don't do their bidding. If pro- as each week they have ing the 800-meters in Wilmington, North Carolina. fessional sports is slavery, 800-meter run, it was sopho- improved. Taking fourth Sophomore Lori Siconolfi hometown this past weekend then sign me up for slavery. more Melissa Metzger taking eighth place in a time of in the event was junior uas sclccted as the Horizon at the Bearcat Classic, 1 think we are getting Jennifer Blackford who had a , , , , 2:20.64. loaRlR s Alh e|e of thc Week Sicon() fi ook eleventh in the just a little mellow dramatic- toss of 34.18m. Freshman The 5000-meter run was after her first place finish in 5000-meter run posting a comparing whiney profes- Afton Lee took seventh with a big point winner for the the 3.000-meter run at the time of 19:14.00. sional athletes to slaves from a throw of 30.44m and soph- Raiders, with junior Jessica East Carolina Pirate Relays. The Raiders are back in the 19 century. I'll grant that omore Megan Wallenhorst Ruhr placing third and Kinne She '.von the event in action next Saturday at the there is probably racism in placed eighth with a toss of fourth. The duo finished in 11:19.92. Competing in her Ohio Invitational in Athens. sports, it is everywhere else 29.62m. and sports are no exception. Just look at relief pitcher John Rocker. You must for- give me though for having no sympathy to these "slaves" 13-run comeback drops Raiders playing sports. U Ill's first score came in First of all, minorities are By Jennifer Martin They just had a big [eighth] inning and were able the third, but the Raiders like, less than 20 percent of Stall writer to come through. They hit the ball where we were quick to answer in the the country's population. weren't. They were able to have some real timely fifth with an RBI single by Meanwhile minorities The Wright State base- hits, and it cost us. We played well up to that senior Lance Links, which account for something like ball team lost their control to inning. I guess it is just baseball sometimes. drove in Waters. 75 percent of the profession- Indiana University in the -Junior Kofi Gymiah Starting on the mound al athletes. 1 think it is diffi- JJ eighth inning last Tuesday, for the Raiders was sopho- cult to reason that minorities the ball where we weren't. third. Senior Jake Mart sin- March 26. The Raiders came more Casey Abrams. Pitching are underrepresented in They were able to have some gled. driving in Waters. Still, out and put on :\ good per- an almost flawless game sports. real timely hits, and it cost in the first, senior Nick formance, leading 6-1 going through seven innings. In the 1 think th." these players us. We played well up to that Shields singled, driving in into the bottom of the eighth, things took a turn for shouldn't be walking around eighth. The Hoosiers then inning. I guess it is just base- Hart. ball sometimes," said junior The Raiders extended the worse. After facing three comparing themselves to went on a hitting spree scor- Kofi Gymiah. their lead by three in the batters Abrams hit the first slaves. People think in lan- ing thirteen in the eighth, The Raiders opened the third after a 350-foot shot batter, gave up a base hit guage and when you use a while facing five different game with a single by junior out of the ballpark by Hart, and walked another before powerful word like "slaves," Wright State pitchers. which batted in senior Chris being replaced by sophomore it should be about another "They just had a big Chad Waters. Waters advanced to second on a Ranstead and Waters who J.P. Jung. Three other pitch- [eighth] inning and were able See "Slavery" p. 17 wild pitch and stole to take had both singled onto base. to come through. They hit See 'Baseball" p. 17 I (i Jhe Guardian Wednesday. April 3, 2002 Send in your comments to : Victory in Tennis [email protected] By Justin Ross Hayden rounded off ihe Sports Editor Raiders' lineup, with wins at Wed. Fri. Sat. Sun. Mon. the fivi ' six seed. Thurs. Tues. I The Wright Stale men's Ir. -s'.WSU 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 tennis team was back out- paired.' Jones At Host doors this week, working to together mber one Men's Bowling Xavier gear up for their big spring seed. Hayu. 'i Teufel at Tennis Green season ahead. They began the two seeu i We're Giving Away More Than $2S,000 in Cash and Incredibly Useful Stuff. Sweeeet. Among the many monthly prhres up for grabs: Youte atxhi: to enter the Heal World, real fast And as soon as you do. you'll have a whole new set of priorities to deal with - like finding a job, Buying a new set of furniture that didn't tome from a dairy truck, and yes. repaying you' student loans. : Collegiate Funding Servke* (CFS) is here to help. 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April 3. 2002 "Baseball" continued 3, at 2 p.m. ers, sophomore Kevin Kuntz, "Our coaches take it real Raider Profile senior Brian Stephens and seriously and we take it seri- senior Eric Oberding, all ous too. It kind of says who r came in as relievers bill had has the top team in Dayton. just about as much luck as However it is just another Kevin Paisley the other two pitchers. game. But I think it is a lot Three of the five pitchers nicer to win." said Gymiah. Junior, Track/CC, Dista. Rave up ten runs in an inning Last year the Raiders posted of work. Jung was credited a win in both meetings with Washington Court House,.' ami Trace the loss, dropping his record UD last season, (i-4 and 6-5. to 0-4 on the season. The Raiders will also The Raiders were sched- start their conference season Birthday: June 3, Favorite musician: Most embarrassing moment: "The stee- uled to play Toledo on March this weekend hosting a three- 1981 Weezer game Butler University. The plechase at MCC 27, but due to the ice and Major: Business Favorite food: first game of the series is meet. I ran through snow, it was cancelled. Management Fazoli's breadsticks The Raiders are now 3- Friday, April 5, at 6:30 p.m. water with feces in Nickname: K-Dogg Favorite drink: 13 on the season. Up next "Butler and us are very Why you chose Chocolate Milk it." for the Raiders are their close every year within the Favorite restaurant: Part of your game cross-town rivals, the conference. They are our WSU: Convience and main rivals so we get pumped athletic program "Big Kahuna Burger" that needs improve- University of Dayton. The game is scheduled for April up for them," said Gymiah. 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