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UOLUIIE 11 tHE INDEPENDENT' STUDENT VOICE OF BOISE STBTE SINCE 1933 MUDRY MARCH 1'1 2005 ISSUE 50 FI.RST ISSUE FREE

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sion of Bronco Stadium that has The initial plan is for. the ex- BY TREUDR HORN pansion of Bronco Stadium to be Sports Editor been. named the Luxury Suites Complex will have around 30 built no sooner than 2008. luxury suites and nearly 650 club In other news from the board meeting on Thursday, Boise State On Thursday, the State Board of seats. All of these will be in the received approval to issue a re- Education announced itwould al- secured area where alcohol sales low Boisp.State to market skvbox will be permitted. quest for proposal to design the 72,000 square foot indoor prac- suites at Bronco Stadium with the "This is a private space, and it understanding that alcohol can can be controlled and monitored. tice facility. According to Bleymaier, ground be served. Because of that, there won't be breaking for the new facility could BSU told board members the problems with selling alcoholic be as early as May, and there is a skybox suites would be more beverages," Bleymaier said. strong possibility that it could be marketable if alcohol service was According to the athletics de- up and running by this time next available. The approval from the partment, there was no talk of board allows BSU to approach 'marketing or selling the idea of year. The indoor facility will accom- ASBSUPr~stdent-ElectJoeHol1adayand former Chtefof StallPam MaGeecelebrate corporations and private donors the skyboxes until approval from aller the eleclionresults were anouncedFrtday. . modate the football team as well interested in leasing the skybox- the State Board was granted. as golf, track and field, and soc- es. If constructed, skybox suites Now that the approval has been would only be accessible through made, they have immediately cer. The board's approval for cre- secured entries, and alcohol begun their marketing program is ation of design proposals for the would not be allowed in other ar- with the idea that the suites and facility. Boise State must return eas of the stadium. club seats will come packaged back to the board for approval of "We don't want it [alcohol] in with the incentive of having al- the facility's final design, con- the rest of the stadium," BSU coholic beverages sold within the struction, and financing terms. athletic director Gene Bleymaier designated areas. said. "I'm not an advocate of that. The prices for the new boxes 14 Orange Party candidates elected I don't think that would be a posi- will be about $2,000 per year tive thing." for the club scats and roughly committee, which is: The less Party candidates. The area of the new expan- $40,000 for the suites, BY RANDALL PDST Senator-elect from the College News Editor ' a state funds higher education, the more prisoners a state will of Business Sasa Zuko said it was important to fill those seats The Orange Party dominated have. in order to have a complete the ASBSUelections, as the un- Holladay said the way to heal Senate. Zuko also said he hopes official results were revealed ASBSU'swounds in the wake of next year students will form' a Friday at the SUB Brava Stage. David Morriss' removal is to be "Blue Party" to rival the Orange Current senators joe Hol1aday open with students. Party and double student par- and Kamron Ahmed won the "No more secrets. If I have to Group creates 'GoodWill' ticipation. - executive ticket, as all 14 Orange keep secrets from the students Christian Busnardo, College Party candidates were elected. ofBoise State, then what I'm do- of Education senator-elect, said The Orange Party will now ing is wrong," Holladay said. he is hopeful for the new stu- make up 12 of the 16 Senate Sen. Clark, who was re-elected to represent the College of dent government. seats, giving them a three- "Allof us [in the Orange Party] campaign to support Engineering, said there would fourths majority. worked together campaign- "The campus recognized be a constitutional convention to Close loopholes that create ing. We don't have all the same what the Orange Party says it viewpoint on all the issues, but was: a group of hard working confusion amongst the three we know how to work together." individuals," Sen. LaTisha Clark branches of government. Holladay says the convention Election turnout was just said. under 10 percent, according classified employees will help define roles in the ex- Ho!laday said his first ac- .to Election Board Chairman tion as president-elect will be ecutive and legislative branch. in the private sector, and the Money from the fund goes to- Jim Wolfe. The national aver- BY WENDY SCHWEITZER to go to the Senate Education "Iwant to make sure everyone student's education suffers. But ward helping qualified classified knows what their job is. That's - age for college and university Spacial to The Arbiter employees buy meals on campus. Committee in the Idaho State voter turnout is 2 to 4 percent, that's only the beginning. Legislature and get the tuition like the most important thing, Once the challenge of finding Currently, 40 employees are re- Wolfe said. Last year, total voter The Association of Classified bill "killed." because if we don't, then every- competent employees at BSUhas ceiving meal compensation. turnout was 1,702,compared to Employees (ACE) of Boise State "I think that [bill] is going body fights about it," Holladay been met, often they arc lost to GoodWill is looking to the fu- 1,579this year. says the number one issue fac- to press a lot of students out said. the private sector and their posi- ture, trying to extend their rHO- Results will not be official un- ing them is the wages of their em- of higher education in Idaho," Six of the eight college Senate tions must be filled. New workers gram beyond food. Gathering til the ASBSUjudiciary certifies ployees. ACEhas responded with Holladay said, adding that he seats were run unopposed, and need training and often aren't proceeds from sales and raffles, them on March 15. the GoodWill campaign. would explain his logic to the all six were filled with Orange as skilled as their predecessors. GoodWill has begun taking ac- The GoodWill campaign has After training, many of the new tion to offer assistance with med- been designed to counteract employees leave. Quickly, the icine, transportation, and utili- average ACE employees' inad- cost of employee training be- ties. ACEis currently asking BSU equate wages. Classified employ-. comes a larger expense than pay- to get "Egg-cited" by selling Sees ees include secretaries, comput- ing the original worker an ample Candies Easter chocolates. er lab staff, custodians, grounds Garett, who is also the ACE FROM 1,579 VOTING STUDENTS keepers, library workers, and the wage. "It's really frustrating as state treasurer, said it is important traffic and transportation de- employees that we don't get the that students get involved. Garett COLLEGE SENATORIAL CANDIDATES partment. The wages of ACEem- # OF VOTES raises we deserve. I didn't real- says she understands that most 535 Katie Jo Rupert, Arts &. Sciences ployees are not competitive with' students arc not in a position to Christian Busnardo, Education ize how many of us are making 582 the private sector. donate money, so she encourages Jared Keith Dunn, Applied Technology below $7 an hour," GoodWill 514 "A lot of our members don't students to contact the state leg- LaTisha Clark, Engineering co-Chairwoman Valencia Garett 411 make a living wage. It costs $11 islature and tell them how hard 615 Sasa Zuko, Business an hour to live, and half of ACE said. Brandon J. Stocker, Soc Sciences &. Pub Affairs While ACEis hoping and wait- classified employees work. 386 doesn't make that," said current Whatlyne Frederick, Health Sciences ing for legislation to improve "Without them, we wouldn't 320 ACEPresident, Connie Charlton. their situation, they've chosen to have school," Garett said. Every classified employee look within for immediate assis- Garett is accepting orders for AT LARGE SENATOR CANDIDATES at Boise State is automatical- tance. ACE's ongoing GoodWill chocolates at 426-1368. The cost Antonio Bommarito ly an ACE member. According 619 project enables and encourages is$4. 591 Wyatt S. Parke to Charlton, members are not Dang DuCarlos Luna members who are making ad- "Wewant to be public servants, 574 making high enough wages or Russell O'Leary equate salaries to donate a por- but as healthcare and the cost of 557 benefits to off-set that low pay. 526 Mike Babic tion of their paychecks toward living rises, we cannot fulfill that 506 Steven Rossland Currently, 10 percent of employ- passion," Charlton said, adding Texie Evans ees are working two or more jobs the program. 478 "It's a wonderful thing," ACE that while the GoodWil1 project 467 Phetsamay Joy Olson to make ends meet. The govern- Vice President julie Clarkson may not be the solution, it is a ment cannot match free market start. . EXECUTIVE CANDIDATES prices. As a result, skil1ed em- said. The program is confidential. 615 Holladay &. Ahmed - ployees are leaving BSU to work 378 Newbold& George 305 Klein & Evans 234 Antchekov & Day Human trafficking in Idaho labor trafficking as "the recruit- tim to sex trafficking and are sue ... , [Trafficking] does exist," cases of human trafficking. Anna ment, harboring, transporting, forced into prostitution, pornog- worldwide. According to the U.S. Alrnerlco said. BY liZ HUERTR HALE Almerico, domestic violence and provision, or obtaining of a per- raphy, bride trafficking, military Department of State, approxi- Victims of trafficking include News Writer immigration. caseworker, .said : son for labor or services through prostitution, and sex tourism. Sex mately 800,000 to 900,000 victims men, women, and children who these cases are. extremely con- the use of force. fraud, or coercion trafficking can be found in spas, This is part two of two concern- are trafficked across internation- may be forced into taking jobs in strip clubs, massage parlors. as al borders each' year. Between . fidentiaJ, considering that the for the purpose of subjection to ing human trafficking ill Idaho. the sex trade, domestic servitude, well as brothels operating out of 18,000 and 20,000 of those vic- victims serve as key witnesses in involuntary servitude, peonage, This piece discusses the process vic- migrant agriculture work, and residential homes. tims are smuggled or trafficked prosecuting their traffickers. debt bondage, or slavery." tims tllldergo after being rescued. "We assist victims. of labor and sweatshops. The TVPA states that women some victims might haVe un- into the United States. The Trafficking Victims The Catholic Charities of Idaho sex trafficking here .in. Idaho, and underage-girls often fall vic- Human trafficking, a form of . and it's definitely more of an is- Protection Act of 2000 defines modern day slavery, takes place is currently working on three - what ,the? nat.rnnal - national Jocal/bsu " - ..~.'• " - .. :l an aversion to ~ater and has not washed groups:,Jrnplications of academic val- a balcony ... and he saw a boy who didn't himself for more than a year. . , tion for the eastern United States that , ues arid standards, fiscal responsibility, Lebanon's ousted pro- masturbate, and he had sex with a dog," The 36-year-old woman said that he would cut power plant pollutants that presidentlal. leadership of internal and the boy said. smells so bad that even his children will Syrian prime minister cause smog, acid rain, and soot by about external constituencies, and student two-thirds over the next decade. The boy said both he and Jackson not go near him. She is suing for divorce. donned pajamas and lay atop the star's athlete well being, returns to post The rule, which will cost about $3.6 "This is the next step in a systematic billion per yeaJ',,10 Implement, but is blue sparkle-studded king-size bed. "Witat happened next?" Santa Barbara process ofintegrating athletics into th.e Hey, make yourself at BEIRUT, ,I..llbllnon -l.~bal10n.::~p~~si~ .,e~e!=ted,tos;i~ $85'billion in annual academic mission of colleges and urn- . dent reinsfa.le(i0mar'Kar:'imii as prfme 'he'alth benefits,'~\Vil1 result in the biggest District Attorney Tom Sneddon asked. "He put his hand in my pants and start- versities,"said Brand in his task force an- home ministerThlJ,rSdayin a snub to the coun-, health benefit of anY.EPA rule in more nouncement. "I am delighted that a group try's -growlng. anti-Syrian: movement, than a decade; said Jeffrey Holmstead, ed masturbating me," the boy said.Iook- ing in Jackson's dlrectlon. Jurors wrote of senior leaders from a broad spectrum While burglarizing:,a home in South which forced Karami and his Cabinet to the Environmental Protection Agency's of institutions have recognized the value Jordan, Utah, an 18-1~ar-old man dis- resign last weCk... assistant administrator: furiously and studied the boy's face, but neither he nor they showed any emotion. of athletics to higher education and the robed, put on women's clothes, called Karami's reappointment. mandated ' .The EPA predicts thatthe rule will pre- need to address a variety of challenges some 900 numbers, andused the family's by law after a majority of the pro-Syrian vent 17,000 heart and respiratory deaths Theboy said the incident went on for for the future." computer to get onto Internet pornogra- parliament voted for him the night be- caused by pollution fro Ill:coal-fired pow- five minutes and "gave him the creeps." A day later, the boy said, "He did it one physites. ' fore, threatened to generate further ten- er plants. It's aimed at reducing nitrogen But the residents returned unexpect- sions in this volatile, ethnically-divided oxide, which causes smog, and sulfur dt- more time." It started with drinking in New dean of education the game arcade at the singer's Neverland edly, forcing him to flee. In his haste, he Mediterranean country. oxide, which causes acid rain and soot. left his wallet behind. Police went to his In a bid to ease the fallout, Karami The new rule is part of a two-prong ef- Ranch. appointed home and arrested him. extended an olive branch to opposi- fort to fulfill President Bush's pledge to Sneddon ended the questioning by tion lawmakers heading the anti-Syrian clean up pollution from power plants .asking whether Jackson had abused him Provost Sona Andrews recently an- movement, calling on them to join the that were built before the nation's air any other times. nounced the appointment of Dr. Diane Chomp! We're almost government until parliamentary elec- pollutionlawswere enacted. A more can- "In my memory, it was only twice that I Boothe as the dean of our college of edu- tions scheduled for May. troversial rule to reduce mercury, one know for sure:' he. responded. . cation. done. Burp! Opposition leaders rejected the of- criticized by environmental activists as Jackson is actually charged with four "I am confident that Diane will pro- fer, fearing that joining the government being too slow and weak, will be final- counts of abuse. vide the vision, leadership, and energy Aflshing boat in the Pacific Ocean off would mean surrendering to Syrian con- ized next week. Cross-examination resumes today. necessary to enhance the learning and Nanaimo, British Columbia, got a load trol. The opposition fears that manipu- Because Thursday's regulation Is de- scholarly environment of the college," of herring in its nets deep below the sur- lation of May's vote may prevent them signed to reduce pollution that travels' Andrews stated. face. When the crewmen tried to pull in from ending three decades of Syrian in- across state lines, it applies only to 28 Boothe's experience includes being the . the catch, they discovered that about terference in Lebanese affairs. eastern and midwestern states and the '. focalZbsu . chair of a 30-plus member department of 100 sea lions - some weighing more than Thursday's reappointment of Karami District of Columbia. curriculum and instruction at the State a ton - had gone into the nets to chow came two days after a massive pro-Syria Unlike most past regulatory efforts, Kustra appointed to University of West Georgia. AI?~g with down on the fish. They couldn't pull in demousuutiou Iu Beirut. this rule doesn't [;;II power plants how an active involvement in local CIVIC orga- the nets until dinner had ended, At Martyrs' Square, where anti-Syrian to reduce pollution. Instead, it puts caps NCAAtask force on the nizations, Boothe has experience in pub- demonstrations have taken place al- on emissions and lets the utilities decide lic schools and is bilingual. most daily for a month, protesters said how to get below those limits. future of intercollegiate Andrews believes that Booth's Native Okay, concert boy, hands Thursday that they were disappointed, athletics American heritage will provide a unique over Karami's return. perspective to Boise State and will help up! Jackson's accuser details guide and lead the College of Education "It's almost like it killed our hope," said Boise State President Bob Kustra has through a period of growth and change. A young man got drunk and wandered Nabil al Mughrabi, 68, a Druze house- been appointed to the presidential task alleged molestation Boothe received her B.A.' and M.S. into a home in New Illegal, Ohio, in the wife. force on the future of intercollegiate ath- middle of the night, sat down at the pia- "It's like we've achieved nothing," in Education from California State incidents, letics by NCAA President Myles Brand. no in the living room, and began playing said another demonstrator, Mahmoud University in Los Angeles and her Ph.D. The task force will explore the alignment Beethoven. Bahlawan, 17, a' high school senior and in Public Administration from the SANTA MARIA, Calif. -In five minutes of academics and athletics in such areas This woke the homeowrier, who hap- Sunni Muslim. "But we're going to keep University of Southern California. oflurid testimony that could put Michael as fiscal responsibility, commercialism, pened to be the town's chief of police. He up the pressure until something chang- She will assume the deanship of the Jackson away for 20 years, his teenage ac- organizational structure, and student came downstairs with a gun in hand and es." College of Education on July I, 2005. cuser on Thursday said the singer plied athlete well being. , put an end to the concert. him with booze, molested him, and said "I feel Boise State is the model of a uni- it was all very "natural." versity that has achieved athletic success, Without tears, or visible signs of shame while not compromising its academic You are feeling sleepy, or anguish, the 15-year-old boy said that mission," Kustra said. "I look forward to after an evening of drinking, the singer providing a perspective that can balance very sleeeeepy Bush administration took him to his bedroom, initiated a fa- the interests of athletics and academics Like being married to a therly discussion about masturbation, in American colleges and universities." A British hypnotist was sentenced to issues new standards on and then moved in. The task force is expected to complete goat 90 days in ~il for having sex with ladies "He said if men don't masturbate, they its work in 18 to 24 months, with the first while under his spell and videotaping smog, soot can get to a level where they might rape meeting scheduled after spring com- A woman in Iran is complaining that the encounters. a girl," the boy said in a near monotone mencements on June 10-11, in Tucson, . her husband of eight years, once ob- WASHINGTON - The Bush adminis- voice, looking at the prosecutor. Ariz. The task force has four working sessed with cleanliness, has developed tration on Thursday finalized a regula- "He said one time he was looking over

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BY HDLL! HIGH in the Student Union Barnwell Magdalene as a poster child of get her may pre-existing beliefs SpeCIal to The Rrblter Room. The event is free and open sinfulness and redemption .. about Mary of Magdala, Mary to the public. "Over the centuries, the Roman of Bethany (Lazarus' sister), Back in the days of Sunday McClain describes the roles of Catholic Church has portrayed and other Marys into a collec- school, many may have learned Mary Magdalene as "a devoted Mary Magdalene quite fluidly, tive symbol of Mary Magdalene:' about Mary Magdalene, the sin- apostle and lover of Christ; first changing and re-interpreting McClain said. ner-turned-saint and one of witness to the resurrection; a her 'history' to serve a variety of In addition to ideas present- Jesus' most famous disciples, But paragon of beauty and eroticism; symbolic functions:' McClain ed by religious leaders, Mary who was she really, and what fic- a model of the wicked, sinful fe- said. "Until the sixth century, Magdalene could attribute a tions have the popular media and male; an exemplar of asceticism there was no Mary Magdalene as posthumous surge in popular- religious leaders led people to be- and the contemplative life; the most people arc familiar with her ity due to Dan Brown's best-sell- lieve?' worst of sinners and the most today," ing book "The DaVinci Code," These arc the topics to be ex- elevated of saints." She aims to According to McClain, the com- which paints a less popular, but plored by Dr. Lisa McClain in get to the root of the real Mary mon version of Mary Magdalene no less fictional, portrait of 'the her speech, "Beyond the DaVinci Magdalene, who has a fluid iden- is the woman who discovered \\'cm~n. .Brown's theories in- 'Code: The Historical Mary tity molded for years by religious Christ's empty tomb, the sinner clude Magdalene as the wife of Magdalene," leaders and popular media. who washed Christ's feet, the Jesus and mother of his children, McClain, assistant professor "We'll investigate the 'real' reformed prostitute, and a sin- among other controversial roles. of history and director of gender role played by Mary as disciple of ner redeemed through her peni- McClain intends to cut through studies at Boise State University, Christ and 'apostle to the apos- tence and faith. McClain points these assertions and reclaim is speaking as part of Women's tles'. to reclaim authoritative roles out that this romantic version of Mary Magdalene's role as an early History Month, sponsored by the for female leaders in the early Mary Magdalene is popular, but religious leader in her contribu- Women's Center and the Gender Christian church:' Mt:Clain said. it is fiction. tion to Women's History Month. Studies Program. The speech will McClain says tllat churches "In large part, Pope Gregory. take place March 16, at 7 p.m., usc fictional versions -of Mary the Great (c. 540·604) wove to- ~ot.@omance? Romance Specialists tastefully present Romance Enhancement Traffick Ing [frampagel] products. Sensual Aid~ ingerie and more In the conifort of your protected sex with 10 to 25 men a be able to process the paperwork. other forced labor offences, where day, putting themselves at risk of It's a way to have it not be as ex- severe forms of trafficking appear own home. contracting HIV or other sexually pensive for the victims, because, to have been involved." Both visas transmitted diseases. If a woman we are certified to be their advo- require a continued residence of becomes pregnant, she .may be cates," Almerico said, the victim in the U.S. forced to have an abortion or may The Department of Health and To report incidents of hu- be beaten by her captor to cause a Human Services certifies victims man trafficking" contact the miscarriage. once they arc officially labeled Catholic Charities of Idaho at Home Parties Long after being rescued, vic- and identified as victims of traf- 345-6031 x105 or the Trafficking Book Your PartyToda~ for ladles..: tims of human trafficking may ficking. Certification also allows Information and Referral Hotline suffer from a variety of physical victims who are non-U.S. citizens at I-BBB-373-7BBB. and psychological side effects. to be' eligible for a special visa as Victims of labor trafficking may well as benefits and services to develop reoccurring headaches; aide them in rebuilding their. lives hearing loss; and cardiovascular, while in the U.S. respiratory. and vision problems. Alrnerico said victims of traf- The majority of victims will likely ficking arc eligible to receive the experience feelings of helpless- same benefits and assistance that ness, humiliation, dental, disori- a refugee would. entation, and confusion. Others A ''1'' visa allows victims of a se· will suffer from panic attacks, de- vere form of trafficking to become pression, or post traumatic stress temporary residents in the U.S. disorders. and protects them from being The U.S. government helps vic- deported. After three years, "T" tims with immigration paper- visa recipients may apply for per- .•.For 150 channels of digital work so they might obtain legal manent residence. Victims, who quality music, news, sports status in the U.S. As a certified have suffered serious abuse and 'and enhertainment in your car. representative, Almerico works arc helping investigators prose- 50. Store For Dctcih . $ with pro bono attorneys to help cute their abuser, may be eligible 99 only ... h victims submit the proper paper- for a "U" visa. 9mont work' for certification for a visa. These visas aren't granted to The Catholic Charities of Idaho all victims. Health and Human are able to fund this kind of work Services must first obtain state- with the help of immigration pro· ments from state and local law grams and grants from the U.S. enforcement stating that the vic- Conference of Catholic Bishops, tim "has been willing to assist in Almerico stated. everyreasonablewaywithrespect "They've really stepped up to to the investigation and prosecu- fight against trafficking and to tion of state and local crimes such assist agencies in smaller states to as kidnapping, rape, slavery, or

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THE ARBITER MAR 19 2005 The impeachment trial revealed ..ever~tl1ingDutremorse Morriss .' ., , . Scholarship had 'been prom- BY KRRL J. F. RUNFT partial hearing), David revealed ised to someone else and then Guast Opinion he had evidence that Senators a third base coach'~uring a tied' reneged by David, the prosecu- the Senate (the complainants at Ta1'>ielleAntchekov and Jefferson BY RUBREY SRLRZRR World Series game'l with bases tor, again, said he did not. There Columnist the trial). No conflict there. (Tsk This is a written account of Day had openly stated before the loaded. I was literally wondering was no evidence supporting any tsk, Rob.) my observations as legal coun- hearing they would vote against if Esposito had a meqicalcondi- of the three charges brought When ASBSUSen. Scott Blades .Alex LaBeaux, the president of sci for David Morriss, the. now David regardless ofthe evidence. tion or a facial tickwhen Chief against David, and when David compared the impeachment of the Alumni Board of Directors, ousted president of ASBSU,dur- The chief justice noted David's Justice Morris lookedjto him for moved to dismiss the charges for ASBSU President David Morriss wrotethen\ostpoignantandsmug ing his impeachment hearing. protest, but said reluctantly he one of the many rulings.on rel- lack of evidence, the chief justice, with the recent offenses of for- piece of crap, tailing Morriss "ex- While I was not allowed to speak was not allowed to do anything evancy and materiality. It was again under the watchful eye of mer state Sen. Jack Noble, Blades emplary" and "respected." At ev- for David, I did advise David dur- about it. When the prosecutor's clear that Esposito-was running Mr. Esposito, said he would not. maintained that the only differ- ery turn, LaBeaux contradicted ing his defense. But,it was all star witness, Vice President Tom the show, and his bias showed Finally, and most insulting to ence was that Noble did not actu- Lee Denker, the director ofopera- for naught. David was afforded Labrecque, testified that he many times in favor ofMorriss. fair play and due process, was ally take the money. There were tions at the Alumni Center, in his no due process protections in thought David had mismanaged I think MOrriss ultimately sunk the fact that David's prosecutor other differences though: Noble statements. LaBeauxalso took an the hearing. He was essentially the Alumni-Scholarship, David himself for several reasons. One was allowed not only to vote as a was tearful to the state Senate for, opportunity to p,ublicly chastise lYiich~d b} hls cppcnents, CC!l- ~~kpet him if he knew anv.of the .reasun was .that ~1Grii5_Swas un- senator on whether David should his wrongdoings, and Noble reo; the hardworking AStiSU leaders sisting of a rump ASBSU Senate actual written terms governing able to defend himself on his own.' be impeached, but he was also al- signed in order to spare the state of years past and their lobbying depleted by resignation, who had how the scholarship was man- He constantly read from a script lowed to participate in the secret Senate a laborious and divisive efforts, calling their labors "in- a score to settle with the moder- aged. Mr. Labrecque said, "No." appropriate," "taintllngl,' and and stumbled many times on ate president who had tried to David also confronted his pros- deliberations of the Senate, giv- vote. Not Morriss. David Morriss has been con- "counter-productive." Who is the verbose language, which his move ASBSU away from being a ecutorin the impeachment, Scott ing him the opportunity to plead tinually arrogant and self-righ- this LaBeaux guy? It seems his lawyer probably wrote anyway, feeding tube to activist, special Blades (who was being assisted his case over and over to the jury, teous throughout the impeach- problem with former ASBSU ad- Another reason was that, during interest groups and into a more by Rob Meyer, the staff advisor to while David sat waiting patiently ment process. During the hear- ministrations is that they did not difficult questions from senators, equitable body representative of theASBSUSenate),andaskedMr. in the hearing hall with his fam- ing, Morriss vowed to appeal a roll over fast or easy enough with Sen. Day in particular, Morriss the students. Blades if he could find anywhere ily for the preordained outcome. decision to remove him from of- respect to raising fees or bully- was caught making contradic- Examplesoflackoffairnessand in the ASBSl) budget where the At one point during the pro- fice to the fullest extent, in order ing administrative tactics, which tory statements. He also relished due process are blatant. When money for the alumni scholar- ceedings, I heard Mr. Meyer. to "right the wrong." Good luck explains the emotional endorse- in his argumentum ad nauseam, Mark Morris, chief justice of the ship had been allotted and then mention in front of David's par- with that. He will not find many ment of his pet, Morriss. that is, trying to prove his point student body and presiding of- misappropriated. The prosecu- ents what a great learning oppor- willing participants, at any level, The interesting part of this let- by saying it over and over. Well, ficer over the hearing (although tor theorized that although he tunity this was for the students. wanting to interfere with ASBSU ter-writing campaign was that here is another problem with closely watched and directed by could not, he believed that since I would agree if it was to teach and their proceedings. Student none of these "letterheads" cared Morriss' logic, you know, one for Mike Esposito, the BSU staff ad- the scholarship was intended to them how to tar an opponent and government is run by students, to show up to take the stand at the road. visor to the student Judiciary, and , help students in a student activ- railroad him out office with the and most circles know this is for the trial and be cross-examined. Morriss and the Alumni Center not a lawyer) was asked by David ity, i.e. student lobbying, it had guise of proper procedure. better or for worse. There were, They preferred to use their aristo- maintain that any "individual" if there were any rules of evi- by "implication" become part however, some unforgettable cratic feather quills, but not show on campus can receive that ser- dence governing the hearing, Mr. of a "greater" unwritten ASBSU About the Author: highlights of the trial. I will give themselves to the plebian mass- vice award (scholarship ... what- Morris responded, "No." When budget, even though the Alumni Karl J. F. Runft is an area law- you some ofmy favorites. es. Congratulations to the ASBSU ever), as long as they arc involved David was allowed to challenge Association at all times retained yer who provided legal counsel There were many letters writ- Senate, even under all that ad- in lobbying efforts. W:IY would the impartiality of the senators total control and discretion to David Morriss during his im- ten in support, err, I mean, clar- ministrative pressure to exoner- Morriss now give back the money, seated to judge him (the ASBSU over funds. Further, when Mr. peachment trial. ification, of Morriss' actions, ate Morriss, they decided to up- as a Boise State student, and an constitution states the presi- Blades was asked if he had any which were entered into evidence hold truth, integrity, and moral- aforementioned "individual," if dent will be given a fair and im- actual evidence that the Alumni at trial. Among those willing ity.They also did this irrespective he can continue with his efforts at to pen in their statements were of an oddly arbitrary and skewed the statehouse and take on some Vice,President of Student Affairs (not in their favor) impeachment lobbying causes, if he so chooses Dr. Peg Blake and Vice President proceeding. (I'm not in support of this)? of Finance and Administration At the trial, ASBSU Judicial Morriss can keep the money, Stacy Pearson (Pearson also vol- Adviser Mike Esposito sat fac- keep the cronies, but he should unteered to be called as a witness ing Chief Justice Morris for the try and be empathetic to the vast, for Morriss). ASBSUAdvisor Rob duration. Esposito was throw- diverse, and educated population Meyer wrote a letter for Morriss ing out more hand signals at the for whom he served. It will be a and also served as "adviser" to chief justice during rulings than lesson well learned by all of us. I • t'" '., ,,~, .. '. ~ - , '~ « -. ' t, \ ,L- " . Mind you, this was before the together to prevent this and oth- workers working in unsafe con- We would like to express our impeachment trial even began! ,_< lietteRs to the -EOltoR , er forms of discrimination from ditions all over the United States, gratitude tc a receptive and sup- :'i-·I~~." .. . :~--;::";.&, l',.r -/~'" ,'~':", > ;:. ~!;" '..,. ,_'~' '';. ~~,. .. f, "-. ~ J ".:q These senators already had their happening in the future! including Idaho, and we hope portive community as we cam- that YUM!:sdecision will have a paigned on campus and in Boise minds made up! Thus, the trial was a farce and should have been Thank you, positive ripple effect on the food against Taco Bell. I dismissed due to the predisposi- BLGAD and farm industries. The campaign at Boise State has Kustra We are, however, disappointed received statewide and nation- tion of these senators. At the very in our Boise State administration wide attention. Boise is a great least, these three senators should addresses death B.G.L.A.D. and President Kustra for their lack place for grassroots organization not have been allowed to sit on Open letter of proactively addressing the is- and community support, and we the jury. responds to Secondly, throughout the trial threat from the IPSA sue of associating our university at the IPSAwill continue to work death threat with a corporation that was prov- with our local community to pro- itself, Sen. Joe Holladay repeat- Dear Boise State students, en to have major human rights mote change and progress, in- cdly knocked on the table (an faculty, and staff, Dear Editor, archaic form of applause) fol- Dear Editor, violations, While we recognize . eluding refocusing our attention a need for creative funding for to local farm worker rights and lowing statements by the pros- The recent news of a threaten- As the Idaho Progressive ecutor. This reaffirms that Sen. We, the members of B.G.L.A.D. BSU,contracting with a corpora- immigration issues in Idaho. ing letter to one of our students Student Alliance, we would like to Holladay already formulated his (Bisexuals/Gays/Lesbians and tion that has been repressive goes based on sexual orientation has express our thoughts concerning opinion prior to the trial. He actu- Allies for Diversity), were shocked the most recent decision forYUM! against the education for justice, The Idaho Progressive Student violated the very spirit of the mis- ally applauded during statements and disappointed to learn the Inc. (the parent company to Taco liberty, and life that we receive on Alliance sion of Boise State University. against President Morriss! This news that a death threat was tar- Bell) to work with the Coalition of campus. We value the diversity of our was not an impartial juror. The geted at a fellow student on the In the future, we encourage workforce and student body and Immokalee Workers. stunning audacity of Holladay basis of his sexual orientation. CIW will negotiate a penny President Kustra and his cabi- are committed to fostering a cli- Morriss robbed was unbelievable. We believe firmly that a death per pound pay increase for to- net to research the track record mate of respect and civility for All American citizens posses threat to anyone for any reason is matopickers. We are pleased that of those corporations they feel of fair trial all members of our community. the right to a fair trial. This right not and never will be justified or YUM!Inc. has taken a leadership - we must, for the sake of funding, This act further strengthens our is paramount. Without a fair trial, acceptable. We believe that this role in the process of affecting an align ourselves with.Additionally, , Dear Editor, resolve that weare dedicated to the American system of justice was a vindictive and hurtful act. industry-wide change for their President Kustra has identified creating a working and educa- would crumble; Regardless of This could have happened to any farm laborers. We, of course, fully the complexities of renaming a Despite the factual evidence tional environment that supports facts and evidence against him, member of the community. The support the CIWand are thrilled building, and we would challenge presented at David Morriss' equal rights for all individuals David Morriss was robbed of his letter evidently shows that intol- that their demands are finally be- him and the student and faculty impeachment hearing last and the ability to pursue their legal right to a fair trial among a erance is still present on campus. senates in developing procedures Wednesday, I left the proceed- educational goals and working ingmet. jury of unbiased peers. As such, BGLAD would support the uni- Concerning Boise State's Taco and policies that will prevent ings thoroughly disgusted by the lives without intimidation or in- senators Holladay, Antchekov, . versity in requiring a diversity Bell Arena, we call an end to the such unilateral decisions as the actions of many of our senators. jury generated by intolerance and and Day all conspired to make a initiative. We are committed to on-campus boycott against arena renaming of the Pavilion, without As such, it is my belief that David harassment. mockery of the Boise State and working together to show that our events. We are pleased the real student and faculty representa- Morriss was robbed of a fair trial We deplore the actions of the American judicial process. This cultural differences are a func- issue of farm labor pay injustice tion in the future. and that the impeachment pro- personls) who wrote this anorry- is nota matter of convincing ev- tional part of this diverse world. was addressed from YUM! Inc. An additional note should be ceedings were unduly biased and mous letter and encourage all idence (or lack thereof); this is a We ask the student body to join andtheCIW. made concerning alternative predisposed. faculty, staff, and students to re- matter of fairness, us in a rally to be held on the pa- Serving as a strong example, graduation. Two things lead to this claim. commit to the principles of toler- tio outside of the Student Union YUM! Inc. demonstrated the The IPSA had planned to take The first reason dates back to ance and constructive discourse Building, to show a positive mes- power-that corporations have in a leadership role in arranging an March 3, at the presidential can- in the exploration of differences. Matthew C. Vander Boegh sage of support for tolerance and impacting the lives of those who alternative graduation for those didate debate. In answering 'the . Graduate Student diversity. The rally will be held directly or indirectly work for who refused to graduate in the question "What is your stance on Sincerely, Department of Comrn. on Thursday, March 17, from 11 them. We will continue to work Taco Bell Arena or stadium. In the impeachment of President Bob Kustra a.m, to 2 p.m. We will have guest with CIW to ensure that YUM! light of the recent events, the Morriss?" senators Joe Holladay, President speakers and music. Let's show Inc. follows through with the new IPSAwill cancel alternative grad- Belle Antchekov, and Jefferson the community that the universi- contracts, as we cannot forget uation and support graduation at Day all formally stated that, in ty is willing and wanting to work that there continues to be farm the stadium. their eyes, Morriss was guilty.

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I ~~~\Wi~~~lIij\W") !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,. . .. 1CE.~, 'IUq~~" Canadian twms, sure. But who cares? These girls rock on ~nRJ}.An(lfa:d{~t-en:'~ lots of friends and Sara said. unhappy deep-down and feel have a hard time labeling their tertaln-a'\"iifSmall crowd I used to go out all the.time. But I On the state of music today, the cut off. Perhaps that's where the own material, so Barrett relayed a The Record Exchange around think that's a way for an introvert- pair pointed out, "There's a great family angle plays in. The two that they have fallen on calling There's a eerta n quality about 6:30, and then they took the stage ed person to not have to connect movement coming from Canada maintain residences on opposite their music "Ditty Bop." Tegan and Sara Quin that is left at The Big Easy at 9:30. The two with people is be in a large group right now," dropping band names coasts of Canada, but come to- The duo somehow managed to out when you read their biogra- sets nicely contrasted the sounds of people all the time. Whereas, like Chaos, Death From Above, gether to produce and tour. The wear smiles throughout their per- phy, look at their pictures, or even of what they do acoustically in a Tegan; everybody thought she Metric, and Broken Social Scene. banter they utilize on stage and Iorrnance, which certainly was see them from a distance. It's that small venue versus how They still love the clas- the offhand glances they shoot a direct product of their upbeat quality you can't teach, that cer- they sound with electric sics, though. Listed each other while talking, scream personalities and the type of mu- and percussion support. among their "can't that there's a power in having a sic they play. A light, bouncy mix .( tain sparkle you see in someone's '\ As twin sisters, one live without" albums sibling, or at least a friend, by your of guitar, fiddle, mandolin, and eye that you know has been there from birth. Sure, that may sound might think that the rock- are releases from The side to share the musical experi- upright bass, most of their songs like a load of crap when a reviewer ers frequently act identi- Smashing Pumpkins, ence with. sound about a half step away from cally. Well, there are simi- Sinead O'Connor, and If you missed this pair (and being pulled off of the Brother, says it, but talk to the pair for five "a larities, but more often Bruce Springsteen. their three amazing support mu- Where Art Thou?" soundtrack. minutes, and you'll know what I than not, what they seem The girls paid hom- sicians), you're in luck. Tegan and Barrett's and DeWald's voices mean. to do is branch off in their age to one of their Sara are returning to Boise in seamlessly blend together to form Sizing up the popsters before . own ways while compll- favorites by reeling short order. They wiII be opening a superior sound. . interviewing them is a lesson in mentlng one another. off an amazing cov- for The Killers when they visit The A surprising lack of percus- the time-taught trial of judging Tegan describes Sara as er .of Springsteen's Big Easy on May 1. Take it from sian didn't detract from The Ditty the book by its cover. The girls are a snob, but ina good sense. "Dancing in the Dark" me, any chance to immerse one- Bops' presentation. The upright totally cute Canadian 24-year- "Youwon't catch Sara jumping on was introverted. She was always in their encore, just before leaving self in the company of these girls bass maintained time, while aids. They have rock star hair- the mainstream bandwagon for having these one-an-one dates The BigEasy stage for the night. '01' their music is time well spent. Barrett used a washboard for cuts. They have released music anything," she comments. Sara with people, and I find that very Tegan claims it's important Providing a contrast to the scratchingandthumpingoutabit videos and four amazing albums. thinks of herself as an opposite extroverted because you have to for them to maintain balance in headliners was opening act The of a beat for selected songs. Transcripts of interviews by far to Tegan in many ways, and finds commit to talking to people." being "successful, but also [be- Ditty Bops. Another pair of girls The Ditty Bops are a wonderful more qualified inquisitors than being labeled as the more outgo. Additionally, Tegan takes a ing] really happy and satisfied," supported by talented musi-. breath of fresh air for music fans. myself litter the Internet. But they ing of the two interesting: "It's larger roll in the band's business and so far they seem to be on the cians, Amanda Barrett and Abby Stepping outside of conventional are sincere, and their hearts pour a tricky way to describe some- and banking. "There's a lot of cal- right track. "it's a very isolated in- DeWald displayed their own genre labels, they look a lot like a out when they talk and when they body, because I always thought culator punching and stuff like dustry,' Sara said, pointing out brand of what could easily be de- modern take on talented country sing. I was perceived as an extrovert, that, and that drives me crazy," how many overly-rich stars are scribed as pop-folk music. They fair performers of old. The duo played twice in Boise Royal performances, realistic message guide 'Into the Woods' to success on BSUstage BY ERIC RRVENSCROFT baker gets everything the witch skipped adorably into the heart Culture Writer needs to reverse the curse on oftheshow. his reproduction, even though Because the "happily ever af- Boise State's Theatre Arts and it was the witch who cursed him ter" scenario is always a one act Music departments excelled with in the first place. Little Red joins fairy tale, the second act's lost en- three performances of Stephen her granny in the wolf's belly, but ergy and darker themes, like the Sondheim's musical "Into the gets rescued by the baker, who giant killing some of the charac- Woods" at the Morrison Center really only wants to get the red ters, is explained by the fact that over the weekend. hood fur the witch. the reality of life is never as sat- The play begins with a young In Act 2, the lady giant acts as isfying as fantasy. Cinderella re- maiden, a young lad, and a child- a catalyst for the action when she verts back to her old dirty clothes. less baker going into the woods to comes down from her beanstalk. Jack matures, but still finds com- fulfill their fantasies. Cinderella The characters must go back into fort in his animal pals, even if "no goes to a ball to meet the prince. the woods to find peace from the one keeps a cow for a friend." The Jack leaves to sell his cow, the in- giant, as the "after" to their hap- baker and his wife get their baby, comparable Milky White. The pytale. but they also need a bigger house. baker and his wife hunt for four "Into the Woods" was a great Cinderella's and Rapunzel's things for the witch so they can blend of musical and comedy princes become players, digging have a child. Little Red Riding stylings, with Alex Fuhriman's on damsels like Snow White and Hood is off to see her grandma. portrayal of Cinderella's prince Sleeping Beauty, respectively, but With a seamless musical infusion nearly taking over the perfor- you can't blame them because from the orchestra backing them mance. Superb as the dimwitted they were "raised to be charming up, they pursue their dreams into cheese-ball prince, Fuhriman ... not sincere." the woods through song. also highlighted the first act as The witch explains that some- As the story unfolds, Cinderella the wolf, even dancing with Little times the things you wish for PHIl'l'lJ BY MICHAEL THOMPSONmJE ARBITER wins Prince Charming, Jack sells Red, prior to consuming her. should never be had. although JenaCapenter and Megan Tucker performing In 'Into the Woods' by Stephen without fantasies, life could nev- Sondhetrn and James Lapine. Milky White. for five beans and Maria Sermonia's sweet, knife- grows the beanstalk, and the bearing Little Red Riding Hood er be perfect.

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Pacino aids latest Shakespeare Get Involvedl Applications are now available for the following positions: 1. ASBSU Election Board - 2 openings 2. ASBSU Fee Proposal Committee - Several openings 3. ASBSU Financial Manager rehash, but rest of film falls flat 4. BSU Bookstore Advisory Committee - 3 openings S. BSU Children's Center Advisory Committee - 1 opening BY EAIC AAVENSCAOFT able them to receive Portia's hand 6. BSU Food Services Advisory Committee - Several openings Culture Writer in marriage. 7. BSU Non-discrimination & Affirmative Action Committee - 1 opening After Bassanio chooses cor- 8. BSU Parking Citations Appeals Review Board - 1 opening Michael Radford directs a new rectly, he marries Portia, but a 9. BSU Publications Board - 5 openings adaptation of Shakespeare's "The messenger arrives to inform them 10. BSU Recreation Center Board of Governors - 3 openings Merchant of Venice." Starring 11. BSU Student Union Board of Governors - 2 openings Antonio's merchant ships have Al Pacino as Shylock and Jeremy 12. BSU University Accessibility Committee - Several openings been destroyed. Antonio's default 13. Cultural Center Advisory BOiHd - 1 opening Irons as Antonio, the film con- on the loan opens the door for 14. Senator for College of Applied Technology fronts the anti-Semitic tone that Shylock to exact the revenge he 15. Senator for College of Health Sciences flows throughout the original feels necessary as a Jew, by get- 16. Senatorfor Graduate College play. ting a pound ofAntonio's flesh. 17. Women's Center Advisory Center - 1 opening The young Bassanio (Joseph While the Shakespeare play is a For more information, please contact Personnel Recruitment Coordinator Joyce Ward at 426·1147. Fiennes) needs 3,000 ducats to comedy, the rough-edged subject pursue the object of his affection, ofanti-Semitismrnakes it hard for the wealthy Portia (Lynn Collins). any revision to leave a resound- He looks to his friend Antonio for ing good taste in your mouth. the money, who is unable to sup- This might explain why the cur- ply it. Instead, Antonio borrows rent version seems more like a from Shylock, despite the ten- general exercise on Shakespeare when Shylock is ready to take his sion between them, and gives adaptation than a resonant ac- payment of flesh, but these only the loan to Bassanlo. The con- complishment. serve as the heartbeat to the rest tract between them specifics that Despite shining in films like of the film's general flatline. Shylock will be repaid on time, or "Elizabeth" and "Shakespeare "The Merchant of Venice" he will take a pound of flesh from in Love:' Joseph Fiennes' perfor- doesn't capture the kind of ex- Antonio as payment. mance as Bassanio is a bit bland. pansiveness that is common to , Meanwhile, Portia is currently The best scenes come from some Shakespeare adaptations, in the process of being suited for Pacino's rendition of Shylock's fa- but it is capable of retelling one of marriage. Each potential suitor mous "If you prick us, do we not his most difficult plays: must choose one of three caskets, bleed" speech, and the moment which if chosen correctly, will en- 'A Moorland Hanging': a must for mystery lovers

BY MRAIJRNE WEITENSTEINEA Berauscyr, to become a tin miner elsewhere. Before Culture Writer the problem can be peacefully resolved, Bruther is murdered, and it is left to the pair of protagonists' Michael leeks' book, "AMoorland Hanging:' is the to figure out who has done the awful deed - even if third offourteen books that make up leeks' Knights the culprit is willing and able to shed more blood to Templar Mysteries series. The books take keep Peter Bruther's secrets from those place circa 14th century England, short- that uphold the law. ly after the Crusades. The main charac- This book is a wonderful combina- ters in the series arc Simon Puttock, the tion of Sherlock Holmes and Medieval Bailiff of Lydford Castle, and his friend England with all the twists and turns in Sir Baldwin. Furnshill, owner of Furnshill each mystery. As each page is turned, a Manor. Sir Baldwin is the last of a band of new discovery or twist to the mystery is warrior monks called the Knights Templar. uncovered, until Sir Baldwin and Simon Because of the injustice reaped upon his unmask the murderer, which was some- clan by a greedy French king, Baldwin has 0I1etotally unexpected. If "AMoorland vowed to uphold and distribute the justice Hanging" is (It all the same caliber as denied to his brother monks, all killed over the other 14 books in leeks' Knights the king's lust for land and riches. - Templar Mysteries, then lovers of the Simon and Sir Baldwin arc sent by the genre and those just being introduced king to the moorlands to try and handle a sticky to it should thoroughly enjoy this book, as well as situation that began when a villain named Peter the rest of the series. Bruther left the manor of his master, Sir William Career Center Senvices Call: (208) 426·1747 to make an appointment ·or- Visit our website at http://career.boisestate.edu

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IN LONDON! After almost a century in which of ~he tour, but very excited to be coming to musicals always started on stage and only BOIse and kn~w who his audience was going then made it to film, the traffic is now in re- to be. I told lum about BSU and its non-tradi- Producers Kevin Me 'ollum, Jeffrey Seller, verse. So far the best of all these film-to-stage tional campus. - and Al~ert ~occioli bring Broadway's adaptations is "The Full Monty." ... The Full I asked him what exactly the term "The Full smash hit musical "T e Full Monty" to Boise Monty is full of sadnessand late joy as it tells Monty," meant. ' for the first time f three perfor- Coots: It's an English term mances atthe Morris n Center, March meaning to go all the way. 18 through 19. Me: And this has multiple ap- "The Full Monty' is based on the plications. 1997 Academy ward-nominated Coots: Yeah. movie of the sam name. The story Me: So how does this work on was adapted for th stage by four-time stage? Tony Award-win ng writer Terrence Coots: I guess you'll just have to McNally ("RagtiI and "Kiss of the e" show up and find out. Spide~ Woma?")' Instead of taking Me: Wouldn't it be easier just to place III SheffIelp, England, this time say. t!le tale takes 1~1acein Buffalo, New Coots: You'll just have to find 'lork. The storyfollows the lives of six out. BUl it's done very tastefully. unemployed st#elworkers who need a Me: So do you gUYS gl't naked? way t? make ~ living and rediscover Coots: Like I said, .,. just don't what It means-to be a man, a provid- sit too close. er, a father, a husband, and a human So if you gu, I can't guarantee being. These are all issues of mascu- your safety. I wish I could. I tried; linity that ar~ rarely touched upon in I really did. contemporary pop-culture. Tickets are available at the T?e Financial Times reports: "It's Morrison Center box office, all one of the ,~ld~st showbiz stories in the world; not Ju~t when it's all fired-up and feisty that the .Select-a-Seat outlets or by calling (208) 426- that of sir unemployed men finding rebirth sh?w IS terrific. It has lovely gentle moments 1194. Groups needing 20 or more tickets across the footlights thanks to the magic of too, ~UC~l as .the sequence when Jerry, the guy should call (208) 426'-4103. Online, tickets are showbiz itself. Jack O'Brien's production and Wh~. IS fighting to retain custody, sings a song available at www.idahotickets.com or www. Jerry Mitchell's choreography are models of to is sleeping son: 'Every time I see your facet BroadwayAcrossAmerica.com. Tiered ticket how thrse things should be done (and all too It f els strange and familiar/ Like a map of a prices arc $15, $38, and $25. Sec the Info Desk seldom-are)." be(~r place.' Has anybody, anywhere ever ex- in the Student Union Building for student dis- preised that profound and confused parental I hoc! the chance to interview actor Joe counts. ' . CO?ts, who plays Dave Bukatinsky, an over- feel~g in such succinct poetry?" Performances are scheduled for Friday, weight steelworker who has a hard time corn-: n International Herald Tribune ex- March 18, at 8 p.m. and Saturday, March 19, at ~ngtoterms with the acceptance of his body as clait ed, "THE MIGHTY MONTY TRIUMPHS 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. It is. He was notably tired from the long hours ,! Film fest addresses women's issues

ings. Well, you get the idea. It is a comment on the power within _societal gender stereotypes that 746 W. Main St. 'W 388-1900 may keep people from listening to WE DEUVERI their true feelings. Sexual imagery of women was the focus of "Wet Dreams and Don't surrender: False Images." The filmmakers interviewed a group of men at a to HUNGER!!! barbershop about their ideal im- Counter~attack wi rh a age of women. They used magazine images to illustrate what delicious PIT Am they like. The filmmakers then went to a specialist in airbrushing $1.00 OFF or photos who' says that almost all FREE DELIVERY I, magazine pictures are doctored \ up before print. They dashed the barbershop boys' fantasies by Open 11-3a.m. Mon-Thurs. 11-4a.m. Fri/Sat & proving to them that most women don't actually look like those in . Ncon-Bc.m. Sunday magazines, It was all in good fun, Deliveries stop 30 minutes' before closing but it brought attention to a very Must mention coupon when ordering \ ' BY MICHAl important issue within our soci- Spe~tators gather in the SUB's Jordan Ballroom ';r Lunales! scrnentnqs ety: The images that women as-, \ ,.. i ' ,8Y JUS TIN PA ESC 0 TT andcomic for the most pa rt, Till' pire to are unattainable without \ Culture UJrlter only lion-fairy talc character was image editing technology. a Jmman who recently became One local film was shown at the Traveling around the country, a 'single mother. The filmmaker end of the regular Lunafest sched- Lunalest features films by, for, did a good job of paralleling fairy ule. "Full Circle" explored the family and life in a cyclic manner. and about women. It is an oppor- til Ie problems with hardships real One is closely looked after for the tunity for women to voice their women have. first part of life, becomes the nur- concerns, opinions, and general Other films focused on more turer in the middle, and is again interest in issues that affect worn- , serious issues. One, a Chinese closely looked after at the end. en, through the medium of short language film called "Simi Hell," film, concerned a young woman's Each film in the festival takes The issues that were covered struggle to be independent in her on an issue that doesn't get much Saturday night at The Flicts overbearing father's household. attention in the mainstream media. Issues such as patriarchal ranged from patriarchy in we "Little Black Boot" tackled the societies, gender stereotypes, family to images of women in issue uf gender identity. A girl, in and appearance expectations are magazines to gender barriers. a story reminiscent of Cinderella, powerful and touchy subjects. Some of the films took a ramie is ridiculed by her mother, two With Hollywood too afraid to take approach, while others too~on is- sisters, and other kids at her high on these issues, the task is left sues in a more serious liglp. school for not fitting the societal to more independently minded "A Good Uplift," abopl a bra standard of beauty. She goes to people with typically limited re- shop in Manhattan,! brought the prom (hall) dressed as a boy sources, but no shortage of pas- laughs when the shOji owner in an attempt to win over one of sion for the well being of people talked frankly to wo Jen about the girls fromschooJ. They have a and communities. their breasts, bringi gout re- moment. but "Cinderella" rushes Lunafest is a good opportunity actions of embarra .lment and out in a hurry, leaving one combat for women filmmakers to have disbelief. Dysfunc jonal fairy boot behind. At school the next their voices heard and their film- talc characters weI' the basis of day, her sister notices someone making talents known all across "Dysenchanted." I was set in a with the boot and announces that the country. It awakens people to support group w, 're everyone it belongs to her sister. The love new ideas and brings communi- from Snow White~J Dorothy dis- interest is there and confront a- ties together. It educates people cussed the post fappily-eve~-af- tion ensues, only until she ad mil S toward a goal of social change. ,tel' lives. The tre!'ment was lIght that she can't deny her own fcd- i 't I," ~'. \

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: THE RRBITER MRR Iii 2005 A run for the ages should prompt fans Broncos' improbable run to come out BY TREVOR HORN Sports Editor

The actual NCAA Big Dance may be coming here this week, but the real excitement ended falls short in the finals Saturday night for the Broncos men's hoops team. \ The Broncos' unbelievable, ex- B~ TREVOR HORN Coleman scored eight straight citing and completely improbable ;Sports Editor for the Bulldogs to take an 85-84 \\ 1 run is what March Madness is all .. lead. about. The Cind~ella run finally came With B.7 seconds left, BSU head Going in with a losing record to an end forthe Boise State men's coach Greg Graham designel a and no real momentum to speak basketball t6,am. After winning play for Karl, despite shootlr a of, Jason Ellis and company took three games in four nights to ad- woeful 0-11 from the field on he It upon themselves to show that vance to th~i \Vestcrn l'..thletic night. Karl drove from the left/ide there is talent on this team - and Conference tournament finals and got fouled sending him t(jthe they really are a TEAM. for the first time in school history, line at the end of the game Iol the I, my§eIJ. thought these guys the Broncos lo~t to UTEP 91-78 at second night in a row. were going-to build on what the Lawlor Event Center in Reno, Nev. This time Karl made bot and previous.team did- and go into The eight se~d in the tourna- a final second missed three rom the season wi!!J. speed and great ment nearly d~'I the impossible, Coleman propelled the Br ncos shooting, and win. them all. I but fatigue an hot shooting by into the tournament ch mpi- should have realized how hard Filiberto Rivera topped it all. onship against second- eded it is to win in college basketball, The run start d with a Tuesday UTEP., especially when you have so few night victory oxer Tulsa. Senior The Broncos became the ~owest players coming back. Jason Ellis scordi 22 points, and seed in the tournament tormake With that said, this team did grabbed a WAChournament re- the finals since the ninth seeded battle within themselves all year cord 21 reboundi to defeat Tulsa Hawaii lost to top seeded U!ah 67- to find out who was the leader, in the opening rojnd. 54 in 1995. who were the shooters, and who Next up for the ~roncos was the Coby Karl hit a three-point- were the role players. host team and 24/hlanked Nevada. er with 15:2B to play in the first It may have taken them all the The Wolfpack were the top seeded half Saturday night against the way to the tournament to find team in the tournament, and had Miners to give Boise State a l3-H what it was they were looking for, won 10 straight coming into the lead. But big John Tofi complete! but they did find it. game versus the Bloncos. Boise a conventional three-point play The seniors, especially Ellis, State took a one-pdnt lead into to give the Miners the lead, whicr playerllike they were on borrowed the half, but Nevada ,ame back to they would never give up. ) time. It was too damn fun to take a. three-point Idj.d with less TournamentMVP Rivera scored a career-high 32 points against watch this all take place. The Big than a minute left. ~ith 3.1 sec- Dance will not give us a chance to onds left on the cloc and down the Broncos. It seemed as if every see a team play four games in five by two points, sopho lore Coby time the Broncos seemed to batte nights, but we got that in the WAC Karl stepped to the linea attempt back late in the game, Rivera hal tourney. to tie the game. Karl made the the answer. Boise State is a school that loves first, but his second shot bounded The Broncos may not have wen, a winner and could give a crap right off the rim into tIic. waiting which would have given then about the losers. Let's be honest arms of Jermaine Blackburn, The an automatic bid into the NC.\A with ourselves, we are part of a senior then, in one fluid motion, tournament, but they did dve school of bandwagoning fans. grabbed the rebound a~d made fans something to cheer aboui in This team was always fun to an improbable shot from'[ive feet a season filled with injuries md watch, but most out there had no with 1.1 seconds left to give the inconsistent play. idea of this because a near pre- Broncos the one-point lead, and Seniors Jason Ellis and Jerrraine season loss to Albertson College the biggest upset in 15years in the Blackburn were both named to put fear in fans that we would all WAC tournament. \ the All-Tournament team. ' have to deal with a season of los- Karl had 1Bpoints OIl the ni t, Ellis grabbed a tournament re- ers. Get over it,'especiallyyou stu- and the victory was the first for e cord 53 rebounds to go along with dent fans. Broncos over a ranked oppone t his single-game tournament re- It's free to watch these guys in seven years, since they be' cord 21 against Tulsa in the open- play. What else are you going to then 15/h ranked Washington. ing round. The Kent, Wash., native do on a Thursday evening? Less than 24 hours later, the finished the tournament averag- With my tirade over, the closing Broncos went toe-to-toe with ing 17.5 points and 13 rebounds statement here is for students to Fresno State in the tournament er game. His 16 points Saturday come out and realize that this is semifinals. . Iso gave Ellis 1,000 for his ca- going to be the most fun you will The Broncos built up a 12-point er,' making him just the 16'h have for a long time. lead halfway through the second nnco to eclipse the milestone. This team showed that it's never half against the Bulldogs, but Bl kburn averaged 16 points in too late to start something. Now Ia'Vance Coleman began shoot- th tournament for the Broncos find it in yourself to cheer on this ing the lights out. Down six with as t y finished the season with a PHIITO BY StANlEY DREWSlERrrnE ARDITER team next year. It'll be worth ev- less than two minutes remaining, 16-1 record. ery penny you wont have to spend Jason Ellis grabbed a tournament record 53 rebounds In four games In route to leading the Bth seeded Broncos to the title ______IllIlII--- _ IIIlII on it. game.

Elite Eight Sweet 16 Second Round Second Round Sweet 16 Elite Eight Final Four NATIONAL Final Four ------First Round r---- CHAMPIONSHIP a & 111 North Car lina 27-4 III lI\inois 32-1 116) Oakland/labama A&M I (16) Fairleioh-Dinkinson 20-1 Lj I d' I' I n lanapo IS l .....-----1 Charlotte 2005 NCAA on Friday (8) Minnesota \-10 (8) )Texas 20-10 )1 f1y;j){ \ I I I (9) Iowa State 1B11 (9) Nevada 24-6 Men's baske tball 15) Villanova 22-1\ 15) Alabama 24-7 I D ,------1 (12) New Mexico 21-6 112) UW-Milwaukee 24-5 Cleveland 1.-----1 Nashville 1 tourname nt on Friday (4) Florida 23-7 I B (4) Boston Coll::!oe 24-4 on Thursday I L.------1 (13) Ohia21-10 113) Penn 20-8 bracket (6) Wisconsin 22-8 \, I I (6) LSU20-9 1111 Northern Iowa 2;-10 1111 UAB21-10 Boise Ok.City I I l on Friday (3) Kansas 23-6 (3) Arizona 27-6 on Thursday I (14) Bucknell 22-9 (14) Utah State 24-7 I I (7) Charlotte 21-7 (7) So.lI\inois 26-7 (10) NCState 19-13 I L- __ ~ Worcester,MA'-'-":.:....:.==::....!..~~---'~ I (10) St.Mary's 25-8 Ok. City 1 on Friday (2) UConn 22-7 (2) ) Oklahoma 24-6 on Friday I lIS) Central Florida 24-8 I liS) I SELouisiana 24-6 ST. LOUIS April 4 11 (1) Oakland 12-18 i \ I I ST. LOUIS ST. LOUIS April 2 April 2 _(1_8>_) :..;A.;.:la:.=b.::;a;.;.m.;.:a,-,A..:.:&",M~__ ...J OPE G ROUNO GAME I I Dayt • Ohio. March 15 \ I I CHAMPION rl"",II-,D~U,,,"k,,=Jf"2S;:.:-~5__ ~ __ \ 11) Washinaton 27-5 ,..-----1 \ I I (16) Montana 18-12 Charlotte Boise l on Friday (8) Pacific 26-3 on Thursday I I I (9) Pittsburah 20-8.

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t CO < Cd Gerer S 55 MAR l'i 2005 . sports' 9 ------~----- Bronco uolleyball signs transfer BRONCOSPORTS.CO~ ference selection. Mandy Klein is a senior at ball player who had to play the the nation among NJCAAlearns will reunite with Telia Peterson "Ki is a great addition to the Timberline High School. At 5-11, outside hitting position in high last fall. Kimich ranked in the top which should help us maintain Ki Eveland from Grand Rapids, Broncos. She will provide experi- Klein has played outside hitter at school and cluh. We recruited her 20 in blocks in the NJCAAnational the continuity we established this Mich., has signed financial aid ence. leadership, and competitive Timberline this past year. how- to come in and compete for the statistical rankings. She also av- season." papers to transfer to Boise State personality to our team. Coming ever. will move to her original po- starting setting position," Sandel eraged over three kills per game. The Broncos finished 2004 with for the sport of volleyball. She will out of the 2004 season. I felt that sition of setter at Boise State. She said. "It's great for our program She graduated from Montgomery a 17-12 overall record. its best join the Broncos in August 2005 we needed to upgrade our set- helped lead her prep volleyball to have a.local player become a HighSchool. win-loss mark in six years, and as a sophomore. Boise State vol- ting position to make it to the team to a district championship Bronco. and I'm excited about her "Melissa will come in and com- had two playeres named to the leyball Head Coach SCali Sandel NCAATournament. Kigives us a and a second place finish at the opportunity to play in her home pete for a starting middle blocking All-WACteam. - announced the transfer Friday. good athlete with a high volley- 2004 state tournament. In 2003. town." position. She is hard working and Ki Eveland is a 5-10 setter. She ball I.Q.... Boise State Head Coach when she was a junior, the team Melissa Kimich (Montgomery, will bring a little more Texas grit played in 42 of Kentucky's 112 Scott Sandel commented. finished third in the state. Klein Texas) is a sophomore at Blinn to our team." Sandel added, "She games as a freshman in 2004 Mandy Klein and Melissa is also an excellent pitcher. and Iunior College in Brenham, Texas. and averaged 11.69 assists and Kimich signed national-letters- helped the Timberline softball She is a former IC teammate of 0.95 kills in those games. At East of-intent this past November and team to a third place state finish Kentwood HS. she was a two-time will also join the Broncos this in both 2004 and 2003. off all-state, all-region and all-con- coming August. "Mandy is a very good volley- 10 % ~fE~~~~~~~~~~:~:'~~J3If:~~;~...,._.....~ entire bill with BSU student 10 cardY ======~.~ Thru March 31sf 2005 Transition game the deciding factor ~.~ etl/(lJ'e/(ielrt4! Iot;ateel/01" aJ( eat'4! bl" 1ft

01" fate /(;;It-t J'/(ac/' BY SRRRH CREIGHTON Unfortunately, the men Spacial to The Rrblter were only able to control parts of the game. Out of the The Boise State men's la- ten goals the Boise State men crosse team fell to Utah Valley were abletc tally, eightofthem TUES. WED. THURS: 7AM· 9PM FRI AND SAT: 7 MONDAY: 7AM· 3PM SUNDAY: SAM· 3 State College 15-10,Thursday came off of 6-on-6 situations. night on the blue turf. The This showed great poise and 500 S. CAPITOL BLVD 424-3676 WWW.SHORTYSDINER.COM Boise State men started off control by the offense. But great, with Ben Shuman win- where the men struggled was ning two face-offs in the first with their inability to clear minute, leading to two quick the ball from their defensive goals. After [hat, the Boise end. They were only success- State men could not get a ful in 6-out-of-21 attempts. To call to go their way'- Coach make matters worse, their at- . Sanderson said. "We were tack lost possession on 3 out man-down probably half of of those 6 successful clears. the first quarter, We couldn't Meanwhile, as the Broncos get a break." were plagued with penal- Despite the calls. the men ties, UVSC scored 9 man-up stayed close. It was 4-3 at the goals. "I think our guys re- end of the quarter. alize we can run with just "Our guys felt good going' about anybody 6-on-6 if we into the game. We knew the' stop all of the silly penalties only way we were going to and turnovers, especially the win was to control the ball:' ones from the attack." Coach Sanderson said. Sanderson said. OHTHE BRSQUEBLOCK PHaru OY STANLEY UAEW:iTEnrfIlE AAAITEA Men's lacrosse in action Saturday night in Bronco Stadium. 612GroueStreet

Bronco gymnasts post GOING _ top score of season BR0KE \ BY RMBER FUGER battled hard with the no. 13team second and stuck her routine. BY DEGREE Sports Writer in the nation. Carla Chambers started her rou- "The high score is a trib- tine off wobble free. until the end Why College Costs Too Much. The 33rd ranked Broncos took ute to cleaning up our routines when she lost her balance and her competition to the next level and sticking our dismounts ...· foot slipped slightly. Despite the Friday and impressed themselves, Sandrnire said. slip, Chambers earned a 9.4. their coaches, and the oppos- This is a tough time of the sea- "She stuck her dismount and ing coaches aswell. The Broncos son for gymnasts. It all comes performed a rock solid routine ex- came in a close second behind down to matching the season high cept for the fall:' Sand mire said. Penn State in front of a spirited now in order to increase their re- Aldrich and Ward were immac- home crowd in Taco BellArena. gional qualifying score. ulate and performed near perfect Fellow Boise State athletes and "At this point in the year you routines. hence the pair of 9.9's the gymnast's fraternity fan club are either getting better or get- they both received. were there to cheer the Broncos ting worse; we are getting better:' The uneven barshave presented challenges to the Broncos in past gymnasts on as they scored a sea- Sand mire said. son high 195.95 to Penn State's The biggest improvement for meets, but Friday the Broncos stuck five out ofsixdismounts and 196.025. San lose State came in the Broncos can be seen in their counted zero falls and no misses, third with a 193.45 and Seattle bar and beam routines. Friday, said Sandmire. Ward tied for first Pacific came in fourth with a Boise State's Kristin Aldrich and with a 9.875 and Chambers tied' 192.65. Lindsay Ward scored a pair of9.9's for third with a 9.825. Head coach Sam Sandmire was to tie for first. Lindsey Thomas led It was a tight meet that came very proud of the way the girls off on beam for the Broncos, but down to the last performers. Penn cleaned up their routines and counted a fall. Corinna Lewis was State Head Coach Steve Sheppard was impressed with the Boise State team. "They looked great and are great as any team we have seen this year:' Sheppard said. Sandmire ...... I knew this would be a close meet, r - - seeing how Penn State's gymnast's routines are packed with I difficulty. Sheppard also men- II tioned how impressed he was with Ward's routines. stating that I her routines were very clean and packed with high difficulty. Ward took the all-around, with a season I high 39.475. I Kea Cuaresma continues to pre- vail on floor. D "Kea anchored us on floor:'. II Sandmire said. Donate Plasma at Biamat USA Cuaresma's solid routine set the Earn $50 the first week and trend for the rest of the Broncos. "Everyone hit on floor:' $150 per month Sandmire said. "It was another good meet." Mon.-Sat: 9:00·5:30 I g The Broncos will face off in I GRlfOLS e a ttl-meet at Washington with 4017 Overland Rd Biornat USA, Inc. the Huskies and Alaska tonight. II • d Then, on Monday. March 21, the Boise, IQ 83705 caring for people's health e Broncos will host Denver in their n last home meet of the year. :- Junior Rea Cuaresma and the Broncos posted a season-high score to take L .. ..J second place Friday at the Taco Bell Arena. - - !I n ,Cheese•.. .e IY delicious meana, lel:il:iuce, [, improve Your pIckles, nomano and chips. ~r ,_.,.Over 30 satiisfying d Score the <"...~"sandwiches and salads te S'~hf()rlunch, dinner, picnics l- Chiropractic Way... ,. and partiies. is \~)lcEric Roberson \ Boise State men's tennis team's up the match with his win at No. to Boise State's Thomas Schoeck r : and Brent \'Verbeck were leading arrival to the Lagoon Park Tennis 3. Friday, the Broncos will play to win 4-G, G-3, G-3. That set up G-5when the match was stopped, I Club Thursday afternoon, the Notre Dame. Ikaika lobe's decisive match at the I after the team doubles point was Broncos defeated the 39'h ranked Senior Ikaika jobe rallied from number four position. lobe lost North Carolina State by a score one set down to win the num- decided. the first set 3-Gto Sheeva Parbhu Down one point entcring the Weekday Jumps as low as S9&i of 4-2 to advance to the second ber four singles match and hand then rallied to win the next two 7- singles portion ofthe competition, round of the National Blue Gray Boise State their first top-20 win Gand G-3,securing the 4-3 upset Notre Dame's Eric Langenkamp Classic. of tile year as the #55 Broncos up- victory for Boise State over Notre The Broncos, ranked 55th na- set #18 Notre Dame 4-3 Friday af- pulled the team score even at one 1__~Q8) ~_~~~~~59._.~:~:::~~~ apiece when he defeated Boise Dame. ternoon. . On Saturday, 25 1> ranked Tulane State's Brent Werbeck G-4, G-4 at ' The Fighting Irish entered the defeated Boise State 4-2. 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