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thought we had put the whole position on the Board of action against the senate. By Lloyd 0, Brown thing behind us." Regents, may be in jeopardy Haldi was later confirmed by and Jason Probst Sen. Maui Garza said, "This along with the ASWSU's ability the senate to a judicial board Staff Writer is the first I've heard of this." to allocate $3.5 million in Ser- position, Kristof was not.

Editors note: This is the sec- Indonesian student who got a whatever ... OK? It's nothing a Feb. I showing of "The Hand who was at the theater, said the ond of a two part series explain- racist message on his answering personal, it's your country - we that Rocks the Cradle" after a three men were acting belligerent ing racial incidents which have machine and a letter from a black just don:~ like any of them ... man said a black man in the and she heard clanking bottles, recently occurred on the graduate student offended by the f--- you. movie was a "stupid nigger" for Nearing said the men did not Palouse. use of the term "stupid nigger" The Indonesian student said he falling off a ladder. seem belligerent and told police at a local movie theater. returned home at the same time Cureton said personnel at the they had not been drinking. By Jennifer Graves The Evergreen printed both the caller left the message and Nuart Theater gave the man a The Indonesian student, Who Staff Writer letters February S. when he picked up the telephone, warning but refused his request has been in Pullman for one The Indonesian student, who the caller hung up on him. He to call the police or remove the year, said he was surprised by asked to remain anonymous, said could not identify the caller's man and his two friends from the the message. "So far I've had n~ he received the message January voice. theater. problems with anyone here," he 29 around 8 p.m. The student said because of They called the police after said. According to a letter. written the reference to Taiwan, he Cureton brought one of the He said the caller made him by Michael Pointer, the caller thinks the caller does not person- man's friends into the lobby and mad at first. "We shouldn't have said, "Yeah, I was just calling to ally know him. He has not pushed him. that kind of racism here," he tell you that this is Pullman, received other racially-related Cureton said he saw that as the said. "But now I just feel Sorry Wash., and uh ... we don't want messages and none of his friends only way to bring the police. He for (the caller)." If two recent letters to the edi- any gooks here or uh ... sand have been victims of racial dis- said no one pressed charges and Cureton said the incident at the tor are any indication, complaints niggers or uh ... anything like crimination in Pullman, he said. he apologized to the man for theater "didn't make me uncom- of alleged racial discrimination that, so, uh ... what you need to In the other letter, graduate pushing him. fortable, it didn't make me are cropping up around Pullman. do is get back on a boat and go student Steven Cureton said he Karla Nearing, co-manager of scared. It just made me mad, The Daily Evergreen received back over to Taiwan or uh ... and his wife left midway through the Kenworthy and Nuart the- especially because he knew (rnv a letter from the friend of an aters, said Cureton refused to wife and I) were sitting right explain to her and other theater behind him." employees why the men should Weeks said she did not hear be removed. "I can't instantly what the men and Cureton said call the police until the situation to each other until Cureton is explained to me," she said. started yelling and making a She said Cureton and his wife scene. "I understand his frustra- left the theater auditorium tion but he ruined the movie for "really angry and upset." Near- everyone else," she said. ing said she refunded the cou- Cureton said while WSU i,' ple's money after the couple calling for diversity, "It seems to refused the free passes or seats in me the school and the commu- the balcony she offers dissatisfied nity are moving in two opposite patrons. She said Cureton could directions. " have called the police at any "It's not to say there are not time. good people in Pullman and ," he said. Some peo- TAX "My staff and I are fairly frus- ple, however, passively sit b) trated," she said. "It seems like even though they believe In in his letter he's turning it into a diversity, he said. Nuart theater situation." Nearing ~)~) and other employees tried not to Cureton said he wishes one or t.) 'It 4 1 8 choose sides "and handled the two people had supported him in * SOME TOPPINGS EXTRA situation to the best of our his efforts to get the men knowledge," she said. removed from the theater. Cureton said he had tolerated Indonesia is a republic in Ue ~etuMl1Joo" l>ep~~ "'~ the three men switching seats and southeast Asia consisting of Java Mae "cursing really loudly and (act- Sumatra, most of Bon;eo, Wes; tile ~iItl>ep~~t o/ll~ ing) kind of drunk." Irian, Celebes and many smaller WSU student Jennifer Weeks, nearby islands. Correction Paper materials for Mardi Gras floats are located at Latah Dis- tributors. They are not at Tri-State as was reported in the Feb. 7 issue of the Evergreen in the Borderline section.

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Tuesday, February 11,1992 The Evergreen 3 Less tax to be taken from paychecks amount of tax withheld from his reduced, he said. fines and interest on the amount By Alun Johns or her paycheck will have to pay Employees who wish to main- not withheld, he said. 5taff Writer a lump sum to the government tain their current level of with- Bush said in his Jan. 28 State In his State of the Union when finalized tax bills arrive holding have two options, John- of the Union address that the add ress, President Bush April IS, 1993. ston said. One option is to new rate is one of the immediate announced a change in the fed- For example, a single person complete a new W -4 form to measures intended to kick-start eral tax withholding tables that the economy. Withholding: could affect all WSU faculty, Taxable income: "This initiative could return staff and student employees. • SINGLE- of excess over about $25 billion back into our Madrid $264 •Moscow Bush issued an executive order Lt:ss than S 102 o lSfX) of S 102 economy over the next 12 Frankfurt $234' Tokyo to the Secretary of the Treasury $102 S9'IH S941l S1.977 S126.90 plus 2H'Y"of 594H months - money people can use Paris $234• Hong Kong Jan. 28 requiring less tax to be Over SI.977 S'II ').02 plus 3)O/., of SI,977 to help pay for clothing, college, withheld from workers' pay- Rome $239' Auckland or to get a new car," Bush said . • MARRIED- of excess over Amsterdam $225' Rio checks after March I. However, Less than S2S0 () the actual amount of tax liability 52')0 51.616 1-=)111. of 52')0 Johnston said the initiative 'Fares are each way from Seattle based has not been changed. S1.(,1() - S3.279 S20<).40 plus 2H% of 51,646 could have a small effect on the on a roundtrip purchase. Restrictions apply. The new rates of withholding Over $5.279 S66("(>4 plus 31% of S3.279 economy but only if people put only apply to employees who use the money into savings or spend Council Travel the table rates to determine their it on consumer goods. 1314 NE 43rd ST. #210 New Rates of Federal Tax Withholding for WSUEmployees Seattle. WA 98105 withholding. Employees who use Johnston said the IRS probably 106·632·1448 a flat percentage rate of with- had proposed the reductions and 800-544-4001 holding will be unaffected. earning $2,000 per month will claim one less dependent than no~ :-vas the time, politically for Spedal ,..oups number· 63'·1604 Barry Johnston, director of pocket an extra $14.40 per their legally allowable number their Implementation. CaUfor a fREf Student r,a,,11 Catalogl payroll services control, said the month under the new rates but and then claim the correct legally measure was probably the result will have a $172.80 reduced allowable number on their 1040 of much IRS research targeted at refund/increased liability at the form at the end of the tax year. reducing the number of Ameri- end of the tax year. Employees can switch from DEPARTlVIENT OF ANI~IAL SCIENCE cans who receive refunds. Four It is common for Idaho resi- the table withholding rates to the out of five Americans receive an dents who work in Washington flat percentage rate by complet- average refund of $900, he said. to avoid having state taxes with- ing a new W-4, he said. This week's special: Boneless Ham $2.29I1b. The measure will put part of held from their paychecks during "People need to review their 45lh. Beef Bundles (combination of roast, steaks and any refund back into people' s the year and then use their fed- withholding and now is a good ground beef): $1.9911h pockets during the year instead eral tax return to payoff their time with this year's filing going Sirloin Steaks: $3.10 lIb of receiving that money at the state tax liability at the end of on," Johnston said. Rih Steaks: $3.67!lh Blade Roast S1.59/lh end of the tax year. the tax year. Johnston said. Anyone who has less than 90 However. anyone who was percent of total actual liability Need locker beef? Call335-4353 These people should be aware All beef and pork is USDA inspected and passed, Open Monday previouly having the correct their federal tax return will be withheld over the year is liable to Wednesday and Friday 12-6pm, Located east of Alumni Center.' Live at Eight annoys Tri-Delta members mids of industry. ,. By John Miller "We did not intend to insult Staff Writer the Tri-Delts here at WSU or the A parody of the Greek system Tri-Delts nationally," said Ted that aired on Friday's "Live at Efron, the writer of the "Royal Eight" comedy program has a Court" sketch. "There is no WSU sorority demanding an denying that this sketch was making fun of sororities in gen- II eral. but it was in no way meant Order your an to be vicious. " nouncement NAME C We did not intend Efron said that during the L\Q[)

Heinous and Evil [QUAL OFfOf\TUI~ITi Fot\ ALL Franklin G. Doolittle, 50, was convicted yesterday of molesting a girl who is now 10 years old. His sentence was (prd-< A cAR.D FRoM J?ACJ-i ~WL ... ) a mere six-and-a-half years in prison. According to Prosecutor Ron Shirley, Doolittle believed he was free from guilt because the pre-adolescent consented to fondle his genitals. Is six-and-a-half years enough time to teach a 50-year old man a child cannot knowingly con- sent to sexual contact? This child will carry the emotional and psychological scars of her encounters with Doolittle the rest of her life, but she will not even have graduated from high school when he is released from prison. If she is fortunate, she will be able to receive the counseling she needs to under- stand what has happened to her ... but no amount of coun- seling will prepare her for the day the man who sexually abused her will be set free. It is clear Doolittle cannot distinguish right from wrong to believe an innocent child would want to touch him sexu- ally. Just knowing he believes a child under 10 is a sexual being turns my stomach. TIMES What is most disturbing is there are many people like Doolittle in the world. These are amoral predators who destroy young lives because they cannot control their desires. It reminds us how fragile our children are, and how evil the world can be. Racist plates symptom of big problem Today's media have allowed us to spend our time taking prurient peeks into the minds of people like Jeffrey Dah- is beautiful." he's a civil rights activist, but if a By Stefani Coverson mer. We glorify the perverted and examine the psychotic white man shouts .'White is beautiful," he' s a Columnist mind for the unsavory thrill. Murderers are the pop culture bigot. Not really. Both are proud of their heritage icons of our time, and if you throw in some twisted sexual Richard and Deon Masker are just livid because and there is nothing wrong with that. It is when desire, even better. the Idaho Department of Transportation has turned people began to shout "White is beautiful and any- down their "descriptive" personalized license Bret Easton Ellis writes about ••American Psycho" and one who is not white must be shipped back to their plates that would shout their backward, ignorant countries, etc., etc., etc." they become labeled a we are treated to two separate films about Hannibal "the beliefs to the world. bigot (in conjunction with racist. prejudiced and Cannibal" Lecter. Where does it end? Are we experiencing "ARYAN 88." miseducated ). catharsis or condoning psychosis as high art? Idaho has denied them on the grounds that they It is not the Aryans' choice to decide who is It is a rare American indeed who is unfamiliar with are offensive and relate to bigotry. shipped from this country. If my history is accu- Charles Manson, but few college students could tell you The two contend the only reason they want these rate, the ancestors of the Aryans were not the pro- what his crimes were ... and what about Jack the Ripper? plates is because they are .'proud to be white" genitors of Northern America ... so while you're Both have heaping helpings of sexual intrigue woven into (even though they agree "88'" stands for HH - booking passengers, you might want to book your- their crimes. The result is immortality. Heil Hitler). self passage as well. Sexual predators are in the news all the time. The grisly The beliefs of the Maskers are not indigenous The Maskers of the Aryan Nation have problems encounter between a released molester and child in Tacoma only to their family but their views are actually dealing with blacks in positions of authority and accepted and followed within certain circles of soci- with their white brothers and sisters who have cho- is an excellent example. The horrible story of how that ety. sen to date and marry mates of different cultural child lost his genitals to a molester's knife sickened us day The Aryan Nation is not representative of people backgrounds. after day. The mental images it created continue to haunt who are proud to be white. The members of the These "horrors" and "evils" are not at all rac- us. It reminds us that any encounter a child has with some- Aryan Nation represent a small population of ist, according to this ideology, but rather a concern one who has malevolent attitudes toward children can have whites who are fearful of anything remotely differ- for their culture. But when any people preach that sobering consequences. ent from themselves. one group is better than another and try to use their In the twilight territory television creates between fantasy power to penalize the' 'foreign" group for their dif- and reality, we don't know whether to laugh or cry. The Aryan Nation is for the annihilation of any- ferences, that is racism. Doolittle has not killed anyone, but his acts are still as one who does not have blond hair and blue eyes. horrendous. His was a heinous abuse of power and author- The backward beliefs 'and blatant ignorance of these The Aryan Nation hides their contempt for peo- ity over a naive little girl. people should be pitied. ple of color behind a facade of innocence ... their The Maskers and people like them believe there He seems to have disowned consensus reality for one of "Don't be mad at us; we only love our heritage" are people out there just waiting to wipe the white attitude needs to be seen for the racist filth that it his own making: a dark corner where children desire race off the face of the earth. An interesting is. middle-aged men for sexual companionship. His victim is thought ... but unfortunately, it looks more like fortunate that was the extent of his fantasy. neurotic paranoia than an educated theory. Hate is the flip side of love. Both are passions. It's pathetic what passes for lucky these days, but many To be so hateful toward a culture that is different children have experienced far worse at the hands of violent Masker wants to take this same warped theory must be due to fear or envy. The "ARYAN 88" molesters. into the schools to teach our future leaders to be license plate broadcasts one family's passion. We cannot legislate to protect ourselves from predatory afraid of anything new or different. Our children Although the Aryans are within their rights to settle criminals like Doolittle until it is too late, but we can make don't need to learn to hate. There is enough hate in in Idaho, they are a shame to the state. Allowing our children aware. Honest talk about good and bad touch- the world already without a scared man who hides the plates to be made would imply Idaho advocates ing is a start; make sure your child knows the difference. his fear behind "white nationalism" adding to it. the Aryans' warped sense of white nationalism. Knowledge is not a guarantee, but it could be the first line Masker also asserts if a black man shouts "Black Two thumbs up for the state of Idaho. of defense. Franklin 6. Doolittle committed a great injustice in his activities with that little girl, but this crime was the worst: DOONESBURY By Garry Trudeau He stole a child's innocence, and left us all to think about the consequences. 7HIWS RJ5HT. IGPS, '1W CJ1,5lJRI;, '1OI.JCWW AWJAYS 5U/, HEAR/) asoeau! IF n 70 me TABS FOR MCJR[;, WT ·011.011. .fI.EU.. - Timothy N. Thomas YfXJ've SlUT WITH ANY /.tK)lJ/.J)N'T YW RAmER 5&&A OH.OH. 60TTA ("JJRJ?£NT W$IPWTIAI.-. CAN- l?iGNIFJet? /<£-&NACTMeNT (y= ocon: RUN." 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Editor: Just a little reminder for Ann Beebe (11"27/92 letter) from one of the "\()eal minority" of Pro-Lifers whose numbers are apparently so . "i"nificant that they have been able to influence the nation', politics toIn the~ point thPJ'at eter enmngs ca II, t Iie controversy A menca., s next ",.i\ il war." You know. the people who were able to sway voters in .Iiberal abortion state (W A) to \ ote against Initiutiv e 120: the same ~liniscule ~umber of "terrorists': whose thl:eatened boycott of RU486 (an abortifaCient, not contracepttve) manufacturers has been credited with frightening that company's top notch marketing team away from 'lIin!! a product they estimate could make them $50 million a year in ;~e U.S. (Wall Street Journal. 9/11/87: New York. Times, Feb .. '88: Glal110ur. June 88). What an mteresrmg way to describe a "mll1or- itv .' ' A recent Gallup poll offers a mor~' r~tional expla~ation for why 'bortion is still an Issue 111 this country: It tound 261k of Americans to ~e "pro-life'-- 171k pro-choice, 321k split between moderately one or the other. and 2Yk neutral. Treat Your Valentine! What is the reminder I spoke of? Just this: murder is not right. It ever has been and it never will be. And we on BOTH sides know • Sterling Lockets. ~hi". No fancy slogans or "hard cases" will change the bottom line (I • Heart Earrings. Volentine Socks. am one of the hard cases by the way). Murder is murder. Human rights are human fights, 111 ALL sltuatlol~s. So I too encourage readers • Garnet Pins& Necklaces • t ~ take a stand and contact our legislative representatives. Have the • Charm Bracelets. OOU{S to take the stand for human rights that is portrayed now as ~nfa.,hionable. just as belief in human rights was unfashionable o.'~ • Hoops. siave-owlllng plantations 111 the American South and In the "camps f Nazi Germany. Because, like us when we look back at those parts ~f history, future generations will look back on our, time. with the ...al11e disgust. amazed that a society that rmagmes Itself "enlIghtened:: had members who wrote public letters claiming murder as a right. and no shame to withold her name from the letter. And guess who the heroes will be') Denise Ortiz 99¢ & . Not all local farmers are racist $\. ~be~~~ Editor: 5t~1\ ·~is The racism issue today is on a course back to the idiotic days of violence and reverse discrimination of the ·50·s. Some saucebrain in a theater doesn't have sen.se enough to keep his neanderthal mouth shut. Okay. he was wrong, glve~. Valentines Da Weekend Warm Up Then Steve Cureton is so shocked that the police were called when he tries to start a fight. Hmm ... who was more wrong there? And hat did Steve expect the theater manager to do anyway? Take 'the loser out and lynch 'em? If some guy is being vocally obnoxious. I'd DA --""'TYI t~1I him to shut up .. if some guy. anybody, tries to start a fight. damn Join in the Fun with fig. ht I'd call the police. And I see time and time again people putting down the people of KKZX Live Remote pullman, I'm not from Pullman. but if I were, I'd be really sick of it. People in small. t?wns aren'~ just wheat-chO\~in hicks with half their 4-8pm broadcast b tt crack hangin out, and If 1 were them, I d say, "Screw you and t~at Cabriolet you rode in ~n." You booger munchin'. morons **** SIGN UP TO WIN A FREE VALENTINE me off. NIGHT ON THE TOWN! J' J1l surprised one of the local fam1ers hasn't taken that pull-out (l$ (l$ reo and shoved it right up your shrink-to-fit butt. If you don't like (Limou4line Dinner Qoom' for Two) . ~ttehere, pump-up your "Reeboks" and bounce your *** home. Downtown MOiCOW 882-2050 J.J. Gray 6 'l'he Evergreen Tuesday, February 11,1992 WSU, Pullman, Wash.

mem cot11plete with a living area The building's owner, Ted where. A spliced-together wire evidence linking the cause of the the fire was illegal. and two storage rooms. The con- Beasley, said he was unaware was supplying electricity to the fire to the wiring, human error Dragoo said he did not know verted crllwl-space under the first anyone was living in the build- crawl-space, and extension cords would not have been listed as a if present or past tenants had floor hallway also contained a ing. Four WSU students admitted and multi-cord extenders were possible cause on the official altered the wiring, and no legal mattress couch and other small they were living on the second supplying the rest of the area. report. But since people had action will be taken. Now that living items. Dragoo said he floor of the building, but had not Dragoo said the interview pro- lived there, human error was not the investigation is complete, the wouldn't consider the area an worked out a lease agreement cess did not delve into who was ruled out. He said an official City of Pullman has given juris- "apartment" or "living area" with the building managers, Pull- responsible for the occupants liv- report with more than one proba- diction of the building back to because of the poor conditions man Property Management. ing in the building illegally, or ble cause is not rare. Beasley. Beasley said he will be and lack of running water. The names of the occupants in what recourse can be taken. Beasley said he isn't sure talking to his insurance company The crawl space was five feet the basement were not released. "We did not press that issue. whether his insurance company, when he gets the fire depart- wide, 12 feet long an? only four Dragoo said he wasn't sure if We were more interested in the The Grange, will pay for the ment's report. Demolition will feet high, Dragoo said. No one the faulty wiring was only sup- cause of the fire," Dragoo said. damages. But either way, the continue for the next two or three was supposed to be living in the plying the basement itself. He added if there had been more wiring that might have caused weeks, he said. building but he said he believes "1 have no idea where that peoPle h3d been living there for wiring was going," he said, not- quite some time. ing wires were going every- 1URKEYlUESDN 2 Foot Long Turkey Subs

Staff photo by David Wellington Workers began the slow process of tearing down the charred remains of Pullman's Bloomfield building last week. Fire investigators have determined the fire began in the bui s basement. At this time, Beasley said he The BOOKIE will be OPEN on has no plans for the lot after the demolition is over. PRESIDENTS' DAY "I want to wait until the build- ing has been taken care of and I've talked to my insurance COIll- pany before I make any plans." Monday he said. Investigation of the building took place on Feb. 5 307 W. 3rd E. 460 Main FEBRUARY 17, 1992 and 6. and interviews were COIll- Moscow Pullman pleted Feb. 9 .. when Larson Demolition Contractors began 883-3841 332-5906 knocking down the building. Staff photo by Darren Wellington Helen Cullen, assistant women's crew coach, works with Jenipher Smith on the finer points of the stroke iR the field house Monday afternoon. K A ~:.~;A:::",A lP H A Crew competes for river rights

tice maneuvers in the water, only practice," she said. By Jennifer Simmons straight paths, and even then the Struckmeyer said, "All this Contributing Writer workouts will be deceiving." confusion is happening at the While young salmon in the Rowers won't be able to accu- front end of our season. " Snake River get a helpful push rately gauge their rowing speed The men's team will race on from fishery biologists this because when they travel the Snake River for the first time spring. WSU's crew teams may upstream the current will be March 27. Struckmeyer said it be left high and dry. stronger than usual. will be interesting to see how the ..... Between March I and April I, Likewise they will be deceived other teams adapt to the river or the U. S. Army Corps of Engi- as the gushing river carries them if the matches can be hosted at CONGRATUlATIG>N$::GENTlEMEN neers plans an experimental downstream, he said. all. drawdown of the Lower Snake This will hamper their ability River to revive the endangered to compete with other teams that sockeye salmon. practice on smooth bodies of The drawdown could damage water. Struck meyer said. the men' s and women's crew One alternative proposed is relocating practice 20 miles far- II ther away, near the . "Relocating would increase Oregon State each team member's dues to pay University for the extra gas and van mainte- nance." LaViollette said. considers the "When we used to practice at WiliameHe River Boyer Park, I went through four sets of tires and a pair of brakes unsafe at 30,000 each season." Struckmeyer said. cubic feet per Thus. building a new dock seems to be the cheapest choice, Now second, but we according to the men's team. "We're staying here to keep stu- Available practice on that dent fees down as much as possi- Supply Department now. ble." Struckmeyer said. Lower Level Crawford said. "The women - KA Struckrnever decided to wait and see what happens. We would rather carry teams $30,000 docks and inter-' our boats out into the river than rupt practice for two to three spend a huge amount for month- weeks, said WSU men's crew long convenience." coach K.A. Struckmeyer. "Some Cal ifornia teams carry The breakwater may raise 20 their boats a mile to be able to feet. causing the current to increase. Rushing waters up to 100,000 cubic feet per second may rip the ( :r------r------~BUY ONE GET : : COUGAR I crew's two shell docks from their , stronghold, Struck meyer said. I ONE FREE : I BUFFET : "To compensate for the water GOdfathers level changes, the men's team : LUNCH BUFFET:: plans to build a new dock." said $2 99 : Sean W. Powers, commodore for PiZZ8TM I II. I the men' screw. The women's team decided to wait and see what happens before ~(VALUE·3.59)::~ : spending money on a new dock, I Pizza,. COUPON REQUIREDI I W___ COUPON REQUIREDI said Tammy Crawford, WSU I Not valid with any I .. I women's crew coach. 1232N.VGrand I V other coupon offer. I I -V~~,. for up to 6 people A new dock may cost about I Hours:11-2all week. I Dinner 5-8 SWl - Wed II $4,000, she said. ASWSU Facili- I Lunch 11-2all week I ties and Fees Committee awarded 332-3706 I Expires 3-10-92 .) I Expires 3-10-92 I the men's intramural team .-----______1 ------_. $2,000 to construct the new Allr lar price buffets receive a free between 1-2p.m. M-F dock. Struckmeyer said. However, Crawford said she isn't sure where her team will find the extra funds if the dock is built. Both teams share the docks. 1. The Une Message 2. The display Message Construction of the new dock is not the team' s only worry. in the Team practices may be elimi- JuDe. nated if the current is too strong. I love you and hope for Friday, February 14 "The Corps of Engineers can many more Valentine·s only estimate how strong the cur- Day's like this one! EVERGREEN rent will be," Struckrneyer said. Marie "Gauging the river will be totally subjective. Oregon State University considers the Willam- ette River unsafe at 30,000 cubic feet per second, but we practice .15 words or less. SixUnes Max. 1. The Une Message ...... $4.00 on that now," he said. Coxswain David C. LaViol- • No Last Name .• No Illustration 2. The Display Message ..$6.00 lette said, "With the strong cur- rent. we won't be able to prac- 8 The Evergreen Tuesday, February 11, 1992 WSU, Pullman, Wash. Hunger-striker resigns GPSA position

body." speaking, though he was asked to peared, according to Huffine, By Dawn Borup ers, are not being asked what Huffine handed -out informa- stay by several members of the and the disappearance of gradu- they want. Staff Writer tion about his strike before his group. He said he was tired and ate student housing, ending with At the end of the meeting A senator resigned and a district talk. On one page was a copy of didn't feel well. He intends to Observatory Court. Becky Allaire was announced as representative was elected at the a letter-gram to him from Bill continue his hunger strike. Senator Mark Summerson said the new District IV representa- Graduate and Professional Stu- Bierbaum concerning Housing Steve Burkett, assistant dean he believed Huffine's concern tive. dent's Association Senate meet- and Food Service audits from of the graduate school. said input stemmed from the fact that Hous- Allaire is working on her mas- ing last night. 1981 through 1990. Bierbaum is needed from graduate students ing and Food Services went from ter's degree in plant pathology. Sen. Chuck Huffine, who has was the director of Housing and to the Financial Aid Department. being "in the black" to "in the She is a research assistant in been conducting a hunger strike Food Services prior to Bill He said he is looking for a grad- red .': molecular biology. She said this in front of the CUB since Feb. 2, Zeller. uate student advisory committee He said he heard Observatory semester she has more time to resigned his senate position. Huffine said he is requesting to Financial Aid. Court is a "blue plate special on fully participate in student gov- He said, regarding his strike, the United States Department of Several senators brought up the end of species list." but that ernment. Allaire has "Things are going to get nasty. I Justice investigate the records. concerns about the $10 million it is still a shock to all of the res- experienced single and mar- don't want to taint this august Huffine left immediately after reserve that allegedly had disap- idents when they receive notices ried student life thus believes she on their doors to be out by a cer- can understand the needs of both. tain date. She will graduate this summer. Another senator said' seven In other business, Weikang housing facilities for families "Ken" Wang, said he discov- existed 10 years ago, but they all ered the students' service and have activities fee cannot be used to support academic endeavors such as longer hours at the Owens Science Library, which he had previously hoped. I don't"want to He said he still intends to do taint this august further investigation concerning use of the library by graduate body. students. Wang is questioning the Chuck Huffine cutting of certain journals which '.. " the graduate students use and is trying to find out why the gradu- been eliminated. ·,·.,f···'5···· ate study room has not been '.+1: Robert Smith, dean of the .q.:~0/ made available as promised last graduate school. said, "That is summer. patently false." He said there are at least two or three housing Huffine said. "Thirty-seven facilities for graduate students million dollar buildings are fine. and he has seen them himself. but we can't afford staff and He said Observatory Court had books to keep what we "ve got to go in order to make room for running." in reference to the o o the veterinary school so that construction next to Holland Give your Valentine a WSU wouldn't lose its accredita- Library. bear hug this year; We tion. Smith agreed to have the have a nice selecUo~ of He said Housing and Food plush desi~ned speCially 'VIcIDn ~illlUiiilll~ ~~~/1,1J, safety committee look into the for Valenttne's Day gIfts. Services is self-sustaining, so allegation of substandard wiring And, of course, we have they have a right to develop a many Valentme cards to V calRentine r:~ll@.@.~ made by Huffine. choose from. reserve. He said an audit will be made within the next few District Rep. Fritz Berggren V calRentine U»l~1J,fl months. presented a letter to the senate. Summerson said the disturbing addressed to Rep. Ken Jacobsen, thing is the lack of sensitivity of about tuition wuiverv. Correc- V calRenfeine ((!(fo~&i, the university administration to tions will be made by the next the students. senate meeting, at which time the ~~/L~~ "When rent jumps from $280 leiter will be signed by all pre- ~47kg to $360 or when a fumi Iy has to sent. Smith said the univ crxity is be moved, you wonder if their committed to completely protect- actions speak to the priorities of ing graduate student wuiverx. but the university," he said. suggested the letter be mailed He said students, as consum- anyway.

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Tyson: A standing sports th ree count Comment Tyson found guilty Holmes' skills had irretrievably eroded. In INDIANAPOLIS, AP - Boxer Mike faced - one count of rape and two By Jason Probst the rematch, a deserving Holmes was Tyson was found guilty Monday of rap- counts of criminal deviate conduct. Staft Writer robbed of a decision that nearly everyone ing a Miss Black America contestant Tyson and his promoter, Don King, .'The punch that does the most damage is felt he had earned. who said he lured her to his hotel room left the courthouse without commenting. and overpowered her. the one you don't see coming" -Cns D' A- Even to a hard core fan like myself, I The trial followed, and was often Tyson faces a maximum prison sen- mato seriously considered finding another sport compared to, two other cases in which tence of 60 years when he's sentenced was found guilty by an 12- to devote my all-valuable preadolescent relatively unknown women said they March 6. He was allowed to remain person Indianapolis jury Monday on fel- time too. What the hell was there to get were wronged by powerful men - Clar- free on $30,000 bond. ony counts of rape, criminal deviant con- excited about over a once-great sport that ence Thomas and William Kennedy The conviction threatens to end the duct, and criminal confinement. had turned from a national pastime into a Smith. The decision brings to a climax the traveling troupe of pretenders, has-beens rags-to-riches career of one of the most whirlwind story of what happened on the and neverweres? Surely something would prominent athletes of his generation. But prosecutor Greg Garrison after- night of July 19, 1991 in Indianapolis crop up and get me excited again. Tyson was the youngest ward discouraged such comparisons. between former heavyweight champ Tyson And as the story goes, ask and ye shall champion ever, and had been planning a "It's clear that when a one-on-one and the 18 year-old beauty Miss Black receive, so to speak. For one February comeback this spring. crime results in a conviction, it's always America beauty pageant contestant, who afternoon in 1986 I saw Mike Tyson fight Tyson, 25, sat staring straight ahead a victory in a sense. However, we don't alleged Tyson raped her in his hotel room. Jesse "Thunder" Ferguson on national impassively as the verdict was read. He want to make it bigger than it is," he For Mike Tyson, the future looks bleak. television. was found guilty of all the charges he said. A jail term with a maximum possibility of He was at once imminently ferocious 63 years will be an unexpected swan song and unbelievable, a 19 year-old kid who for the man whose fistic prowess gave threw lightning punches and splattered new life to the sport of boxing and the overmatched opponents out of the ring. received minimal retribution from his the same sense that my father 'had' Joe people who followed it a mere six years He was quicker than any heavyweight opponents. By the time he'd cemented his Louis, and my uncles who came of age in since the prime of Muhammad Ali, and he hold on the undisputed heavyweight title the 1960's 'had' Muhammad Ali. He was aoO. C' Cut back to 1986, and state of the box- was wonderfully skilled in the peek-a-boo in 1988 by disposing of in going to be the champion for my genera- ing world. The picture was not palpable. defense that he'd learned under the Spar- 91 seconds, I and everyone else with an tion, the man to point to in our old age H~avyweight champion had tan tutelage of his mentor, fight trainer ounce of gambler's intuition were secure and declare him the greatest we'd ever just lost his title to Michael Spinks the extraordinare Cus D'Amato. In adminis- in believing Tyson would be champ for a seen. year before in a controversial IS-round tering his trade, he gave out a phenomenal long, long, time. boUt. one which served proof positive that amounts of punishment and in turn And most importantly, he was mine, in See TYSON on page 10 Cougar football loses another coach, signs three recruits From stafT and wire reports San Francisco's McAteer High - one of Mueller's departure is the third by a said. Letters of intent from WSU football California's AAA sectional champions. Cougar assistant this year. Defensive Mueller began his stint at WSU in 1990 recruits continued to file in Monday as Madu was named West Bay Player of the coach Del Wight earlier took a position at as a graduate assistant, coaching quarter- three players committed to play Cougar Year after rushing for 1.600 yards and Fresno State. and backs and the junior varsity team. Prior to football. scoring 19 touchdowns. Tim Lappano took a similar position at WSU, he worked as a training camp assis- Among them was Leland Sparks, a The three signings bring to 20 the total California - Berkeley. tant for the (1985-90). number of 1992 Cougar recruits. The 20 defensive back from Santa Ana, Calif. Coach said Mueller's resig- You lose some, you win some. Mike Sparks, cousin of Cougar running back do not include five JC players who pres- nation "couldn't have come at a better Levenseller, the fourth-leading wide ently are enrolled at WSU. Derek Sparks, was originally recruited last time," because receiver in WSU history. is reportedly in year but was academically ineligible. The Cougs expect letters from two high of the ass is- the running to fill the position vacated by Leland zraduated from Mater Dei Hizh school players and one more junior col- tanrs impor- Lappano's resignation in January. with his c~usin in 1990 but did not attend lege transfer by the end of the week. tant role in the school full-time in 1991-92. Musical coaches continue. Rick Cougs' Levenseller presently coaches receivers Also signing Monday were offensive Mueller. WSU's recruiting coordinator. recently com- for the Canadian Football League's lineman Ron Lewis and running back has reportedly taken a position as wide pleted recruit- Toronto Argonauts, who recently won the Frank Madu. receivers coach with the World League of ing season. CFL's Grey Cup. Among the former Lewis, a 6-foot-3, 310-pound transfer 's Sacramento Surge. "He wants Coug's charges is Raghib "Rocket" from West Los Angeles College, joins Mueller took the position sometime late to be a coach Ismail, the former Notre Dame standout. running back Kevin Hicks. who signed last week, according to sources in the rather than a Levenseller, who played at WSU from from WLAC Friday. WSU athletic department. He left for Sac- recruiting coor- 1975-77, holds the Cougar season receiv- Madu is a 5-10, 175-pound runner from ramento last weekend. dinator," Price ing record. Tennis teams struggle, learn at Idaho Duals

By Jason Krump "When you start off in the fall with a new coach you Senior Billy Smith had the best weekend for the men, Staff Writer never know what will happen," said Groce. "But this compiling a 2-1 record over the weekend. According to The WSU women's tennis team managed a split at the team is really working and pulling together; I couldn't Davis, all of the players played well. Idaho Duals while the men netters posted a 1-2 record at ask for a better group of girls." . 'Nobody really got wiped out: They were in the the Idaho Indoor last weekend in Lewiston. Cynthia Bergman posted a 2-0 record during the week- matches; the other guys were just a little bit better," The_women Cougars, now 5-3, began the Duals defeat- end, while the other single players split their matches. remarked Davis. "We had some close matches, but we're ing the University of Portland 9-0 before losing a heart- "The girls played pretty well," said Groce. "We're not playing horseshoes unfortunately." breaker to Montana State 5-4. off to a good start." "The players felt good about the matches," continued Finding themselves down 4-2 after the single matches, Davis, "When you play well and lose, that's OK; we still The Cougar men won their opening match 6-2 against learned something from that; the problem is when you the Cougars came back to tie the match up at 4, only to the University of Montana before dropping their next don't play well and lose." succumb to the Bobcats in the final doubles match. two. 6-3 to Montana State and 6-0 to Boise State. Both the men's and women's teams have next week off According to head coach Cari Groce, the Duals was a Despite the losses, head coach Rex Davis was optimis- before embarking on road trips. The women travel down tic about the matches. good start to what will be a very difficult schedule. to Albuquerque .for the Lady Lobo-Coors Light Invita- "It was a tough loss, but the girls showed a lot of "We had a good win against Montana," said Davis. tional with Colorado State, Texas Tech and the Univer- character and didn't give up," Groce said. "The team "The guys made some improvement and we found out sity of New Mexico. The men venture down to Portland was tested right off the bat, and the matches will only get where we had some weaknesses. We will go on up from to play in 3 dual matches against the University of Port- tougher. " there ... land, Willamette University and Seattle University.

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Europeans dominate games TYSON: from page 9 By Dave Carpenter seconds. AP sports writer Gamblers' intuition aside, some- Blair wins Norway, a traditional cross- thing always gets in the way of ALBERTVILLE, France country powerhouse. added a boyhood fantasies. Tyson went Everything old was new again at missing link to its proud tradition through a miserable period in his the Winter Olympics today. today by winning the men's 30- first for U.S. life during the next three years, Austria continued its medals kilometer race for the first time. ALBERTVILLE, France (AP) one in which his Co-Manager waltz with another silver and Vegard Ulvang was first in Bonnie Blair of Champaign, Jim Jacobs died, his marriage to bronze, Norway flaunted its 1:22.27.8, some 46 seconds Ill., skated to her second con- Robin Givens became a national cross-country ski superiority with ahead of Bjorn Daehlie. who col- secutive Olympic gold medal in punch line, and Co-Manager Bill a 1-2-3 sweep, and Germany lapsed in exhaustion at the finish women's 500-meter speedskat- Jacobs had a falling-out with held onto its gold medal in the line of the grueling course. ing Monday. Tyson. men's singles luge. Countryman Terje Langli was Blair was timed in 40.33 sec- The red-white-and-blue Ameri- third. onds, well off her 1988 Olym- cans, meanwhile, were just plain Bill Koch. the 36-year-old And he was making the news pic record of 39.10, set on an blue after a literally stumbling American making his comeback outside of the sports pages. indoor track. debut in the Albertville Games. after a five-year layoff, finished Altercations arose concerning a Duncan Kennedy of Lake the race well back. young woman at a rap concert, The old Soviet sports machine, where she claimed Tyson forced Placid, N.Y., his medal hopes in ;[~~~~~!!!~~~~~~~_======!I the luge dashed by a rocky sec- which expired only two months his affections upon her. Unpro- ond run on Sunday, wound up ago, also flexed its muscle with voked muggings of cameramen ASWSU WANTS YOU!!! 1.489 seconds behind in 10th two quick medals on the first full and an early-morning punch out place today - still the highest day of competition Sunday and a of former opponent Mitch Green luge finish ever by an American. head start toward two more in outside a Brooklyn boutique Filing Continues for Only a late rally by a U.S. pairs skating. served evidence of the troubles ASWSU 1992 Elections hockey team teetering on the Up to nine inches of snow fell Tyson was having. brink of a Debacle on Ice kept on the Olympic sites today, Through Monday, the Americans' debut here from delaying the start of the men's And in the ring, he was slip- being a complete flop. downhill combined for nearly ping as drastically as he was out- February 17, 4pm Another country that arrived two hours. Practice runs for the side its once-safe environs. No with modest goals. Austria. was women's downhill in Meribel longer employing the services of Executive and Senate exulting in seven medals in the also were postponed. longtime trainer Kevin Rooney Games' first 24 hours - only Heavy rain soaked Albertville and the peek-a-boo which ren- Positions Available three fewer than it won in Cal- overnight, but organizers said it dered him untouchable, he strug- gary. would not affect the condition of gled for five sloppy rounds Markus Prock and Markus the speedskating rink for the' .against in February See ASWSU Schmidt finished a close second women's 500 meters later in the 1989. He actually got hit, for Secretary 3rd Floor and third in the luge behind day. Bonnie Blair, the lone U.S. once. CUB Georg Hackl. who won Gerrna- gold medalist in the 1988 Winter nys second gold medal of the Games, was set to defend her His tenure as champ came to Olympics in 2 minutes. 16.57 title. an end after he took a sustained pounding from James "Buster" Douglas February 10, 1990. He SPEC.fiLS came back to show he more than deserving of a title shot in two • brutal fights with Donovan Are you runntng "Razor" Ruddock, but for those of us who remembered our first 1/2 Case vision of Mike Tyson, something for was lacking in him. He was no longer slipping punches and Busch fighting with his unique technical public brilliance. He was winning again but he wasn't winning pretty ~like 5~ he used to. office? And I felt robbed of something that I'd once watched with fasci':. nation. AMi ke Tyson comes Stretch your along once in a generation, and 100/0 Off On All Beer somehow fate had stolen my dvertising budget thunder. Figuratively. Tyson was on Thursday gone. But he wanted that title .;lby pre-plann!ng back. and I was sure he'd annihi- late Evander Holyfield when he your campetgn got the chance. in the Tyson, after spending half his life training for the fights that would bring him immortality. ~~~------~~~~~,1E:~G~Et~ was once again ready to prove he was the better man. He spent all N. 770 Grand summer preparing for Holyfield 335-4573 and the ensuing combat between HOI'TISY .. AND GOING Pull~a.n them. Unfortunately, he never ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ took the time to analyze and break down the tendencies of the man who would prove to be his THE STORY OF An unremarkable Stanford MBA, a para- greatest opponent. Himself. Iyzedformerlong jumper, aone-time welfare worker, W1~~HND_ a Bunyanesque lawyer, a large and wise accoun- Somewhere along the way, tant: These five men--smart but inexperienced-- Mike Tyson and the people who THE MEN laurie formed atight-knit brotherhood, merging their per- looked after him forgot to pre- pare for the kind of hurt, pain, WHO PLAYED becklund sonal and professional lives and making up the and loss that is not incurred rules along the way. inside the ring. The pain Mike THERE From selling sneakers out of car trunks to Tyson held inside and in turn signing Michael "Air" Jordan, Swoosh follows Knight unleashed upon his opponents. and his team on the roller coaster ride that was Nike. Banks threw them out, factories turned Forgotten among the millions of dollars in earnings and earnest down their orders, and stack analysts laughed in their faces. Their reputation for shooting fascination of an entire world from the hip, bending--and sometimes all-out breaking--the rules of business and sports, led was the source of the force the press to dub Nike "the Saturday Night Live' of the Fortune 500." behind what made him the most Swoosh takes Nike from the lonely Oregon trails of runner to the glitzy destructive man I've ever seen in the ring. Behind the 'killer public stages that are the Final Four, Wim bledon, and the Super Bowl. It explores the reasons instinct, ruthlessness, and why, in 1986, Nike stumbled to a competitor called Reebok and how Nike fought the footwear unshakable will to win lied the version of the cola wars to regain its number one spot in the athletic shoe industry. anguish of a man who, despite Swoosh is a breakthrough business book that reads like a novel. It is a laugh-out- his living legend status, was and loud account of real life in a corporation from top to bottom, from salesmen in the field to all- would prove to be only human. pro dealmakers in executive suites, But Swoosh goes far beyond examining the traditional And ultimately, his pain mani- .... __•• Ai.·~ "business emotions" of greed and ambition. It explores, for the first time, a giant and volatile ...... :-k •• ,•• ·...·• fested itself in such a way that he industry and the feelings, dreams, and relationships that motivate key players on all sides. won't be able to get up off the canvas. In getting convicted of Available in our Sports Section in the General Book Dept. $24.95 rape, Mike Tyson finally caught up with himself, for he knocked himself out with a punch that he himself threw. The punch, god STUDENTS BOOK CORPORATION rest Cus D'Amato's soul, that he never saw coming. WSU, Pullman, Wash. Tuesday, February 11, 1992 The Evergreen 11

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TRAVEL TRANSPORTATION dues are due at the meeting. 1979 Fiat Strada hatchback, 2 door, straight body, runs great, $600 OBO. Call 335-2812 • PETE will be having its 103. APARTMENTS FOR RENT days, 332-5211 eves. HOT! HOT! HOT! HOT! Spring Orientation meeting Nice 3 bdrm upper duplex to sublet now to 78 Buick Skylark. HOT! HOT! HOT! tonight at 6:30 in Bustad May 31. Garage, range. fridge, WID hookup, Good condition, 75,000 miles-one owner. 907. LOST yard No Pets. S585/mo. neg. 334-2343 5850. Call 332-8514. Inexpensive Spring Break trips 145. All volunteers must 1992 White Gold class ring. Initials TRN Mexico- Hawaii- Me XICO come to sign up for the Nice 2 bdr. apartment to sublet '18 Honda Accord Automatic. engraved on inside. Reward if returned. Call starting March'thru May 31 Needs work. 5600 aBO. 332-8183 and leave a message. spring session. Call 5-1303 S350/mo Call 332-0313. Call 332-6043. 1(800)543-9205 for information. LOST: Black w/ brown areas, puppy, with blue Studios. 1 and 2 bdrms .. '78 AMC Pacer. Great interior, runs, great for collar. Lost Friday around Valley Rd. If found immediate openings. around town. brakes need work. S200/obo. please call 332-1924. Round trip ticket from Pullman to Seattle leav- • New at WSU - Silver Apartment Rentals, 332-8622. Call Sean at 332·3046. ing early Feb. 14th, returning early Feb. 18th. $175/obo.334-t581. 910. ANNOUNCEMENTS Wings Society, a community 1 bdr. B St. apt .. available for sublease, fur- 606. DOMESTICS service organ izat ion, meets nished. 5270/mo., 4 minute walk to Bookie. Wheatland Travel - Campus focation. Call Ting at 332-6423 or John at 332-3659. NE 820 Colorado (across from the Coug) Tuesday evenings in Thomp- '90 Mercury Sable GS. 31K. #1 Campus Travel Agency. 332-1586. son 8. Call Amy at 4-76.31 Sublease starting March 1 excellent condition. Must sell. $9500/obo. Call 332-0313. for information. 2 bedroom. furnished apartment on State St. 334-0788. MOVING, MUST SELL clean Ford Mustang. THINK SUMMER Two bedroom apartment Stick. runs very well. power everything. • WISL will meet tonight at AM/FM cassette, sunroof, 15/18 mpg. S700 Orlando .:. Bahamas for rent. S420/mo. OBO. 334-6135, leave msg., Darren. 6 in CUB 232. A discussion Call 332-2972 or 334-2626. Vacation & Cruise WITH EACH S)¢ SlICE PURCHASE on Welfare reform will be '19 Mustang Cobra, 2.3L Turbo. 83K. alarm. 8 days. 7 nights 108. HOMES FOR RENT wi 4 snow tires. excellent stereo. S2750 aBO held. Call Tim at ~-3~87 for Roses are red, violets are blue, Corporate rates for 332-3665, Bret. Our 10% off sale is just waiting for you I further details. Sublet. year lease avail. June 1 z-or. 1 bath in students FEB. 1-14 Personalize your Valentine's gift & Albion. quiet. large yard. No dogs. S280/mo. '87 Nissan Sentra. excellent condition. great $339/person . SAVE 1000 on red, white, and pink garments •.PEK meeung and pizza - damage deposit. 332-6610 morn or eve. stereo. new tires. no dents. S3.250 OBO. Call 334-4569 or letters. roundtrip airfare inlcl. tonight at 6 in PEB 103. TRITICUM PRESS Old PO. Bldg. 332·8801. Phone: 1-800-541-9175 Open to all interested physi- 601. TRUCKS Valentine in another state? Roses are first- 9am-5pm cal education. athletic train- rate' Send Valentine flowers from Neill's 1980 Toyota pickup. Flowers & Gifts, E 234 Main, 334-3545. ing, and exercise science 205. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AlC. 2w.d. 25mpg S2000 o.b.o. M-Sat 9-5:30, Sun 12-4. Reservaffons need to be 75 majors. Call 882-8154 days In advance FUNDRAISER Don't leave your romance to chance' Perfect We're looking for a top fraternity. sorority. or 803. HOME ENTERTAINMENT gifts are found at The Old Mole: Mon- SaUl0-6, Sunday/12-4pm: N 119 Grand. • Phi Kappa Phi graduate student organization that would like to earn 913. PERSONALS scholarship application forms S500-1500 for a one week on-campus market- Panasonic programmable CD player with The YWCA of WSU is having its annual nut ing project. Must be organized and hard work- AM/FM stereo radio & cass. recorder. Oper- BEST CAREERS FOR YOU! are available in FSHN 106. ing. Call Lee at (800) 592-2121 ext. 115. ates on ACIDC power. S200 332-7320 sale: Cashews, pecans. peanuts, mxd. nuts ... and more' Call 335-3916 for more info. Choice opportunities in the Nineties. Deadline is Feb. 21. Call Difficult decisions made easy. Technics HX-PRO 1991 dual-cassette player. Get latest job market information. 5-9103 for information. Purchased in August '91 S170 OBO. Call VALENTINE'S DAY Tony at 334-4698. ROSE SPECfAL Call toll free 1-800-584-5672 for an unusual Get a dozen long-stem roses for or.ly S36.50. recorded message. • Butch the Cougar try- You must order by Feb. 12th. Lande's Flower outs: An informational meet- ALASKA SUMMER JOBS 804. CAMERAS/EQUIPMENT -Shops, 334-ROSE Valentine Day's coming soon' Fragrant flow- Over 300 jobs available in all aspects of ers are sure to make your love swoon' Valen- ing will be held Tues .. Feb. hotel/resort operations. with ARA Denali Park 35 mm Pentax LX with winder. 3 zoom lenses. DO YOU KNOW? One World International tine's flowers from Neill's Flowers & Gifts, E 25 on how you can tryout to Hotels at Denali Nat'l Park. Interviews on flash. handgrip. extender. and 8 fillers. Best has a great selection of imported jewelry, 234 Main, 334-3545. M-Sat 9·5:30, Sun 12-4. campus Friday 2/21 sign ups and applications offer over S700. Rich, 883-8385. trade beads. reggae & international music. become the world-renown Don't be frantic' Get romantic with a Valentine available at Career Services. EOE. clothing & more from all over the world' Now .. Butch the Cougar." Meet WANTED: that you know. what are you waiting for? 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C292 '91 Norco Artic Hybrid Mtn. Bike with light & 200 Kamiaken, Pullman. 334-3395. pate summer or fall hiring lock. 5275 OBO. Schwinn 10-speed with rack, FULL TIME Receptionist needed at Artistic 585 OBO. Call 332-5727. TucndGy VALENTINE needs may participate to touch. Male or Female. Must be enthusiastic DAY DANCE begin building their applicant and energetic Call 334-5656 for interview 1990 16.5 in. SPECIALIZED HARD ROCK 9pm-2Qm Feb. 15, 9 pm-l am, no host bar available. Mountain Bike. Red, 21-speed. with Avenir pool. Call 5-7468 for infor- Fundraiser for GALA. For location and details GUARANTEEDALASKAJOnS U-Iock. $250. Call 332-0841. s. 100 Grand 335-4311. mation: ex. SI,OOO-t:/wk, room, board & airfare. In dcp!h 80 pg. guide reveals hottest employmCtlI prospects in: Fishing, Oil, • Undecided about your Education, Construction, Timber & much THE QUIGMANS By Buddy Hickerson THE FAR SIDE By Gary Larson more, Weekly info. available. Stale major? Don't wait until pre- liscensed agency. 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5-5191 for more information. SUMMER CAMP JOBS for men and women. Hidden Valley Camp exhibit, interviewing February 19. Make appt. and get • Photography further information at Career Planning and "China Between Revolu- Placement, Ad Annex, before Feb. 14. tions ," Museum of Anthro- Earn $40/2 hours. Healthy males needed to pology, College Hall, Jan. be demonstration' patients for first year medi- 25-Feb. 23. Exhibits of Chi- cal students learning to perform male genitalia and rectal exams. For more information, call nese decorative arts, White 335-2602. Hall, first floor. Earn up to $50/week and more, part-time seil- ing "Be Cougar Safe" condoms. Great oppor- tunity for men and women. Call now' 1-800-736-6064. Primitive resumes 12 The Evergreen Tuesday, February 11,1992 WSU, Pullman, Wash. Enrollment numbers vary 'Roots' author dies who was kidnapped from Gam- Spring semester headcount enrollment for the Pullman's total WSU enrollment is 17,018, com- SEA TILE (AP) - Alex Haley, bia, West Africa, in 1767 and WSU branch campuses has increased from last pared to 16,409 a year ago. the Pulitzer Prize-winning author shipped to this country as a year, but Pullman campus numbers have decreased. Of the 665 new students this semester, 53 last whose book "'Roots" chronicled slave. The Pullman enrollment has fallen from 15,741 attended a high school and have never enrolled in a his painstaking search for his The book sold 6 million hard- students to 15,280 since spring 1991, while WSU- post-secondary institution. The rest transferred from black ancestors and inspired peo- cover copies and has been trans- Vancouver increased enrollment 22.7 percent. other universities or colleges. ple of all races to do the same, lated into at least 37 languages. The Vancouver campus plans to expand geo- died Monday. He was 70. The university admitted 4,157 new students in The 12-hour television miniseries graphically as well. Architects will obtain public Haley, whose other works fall semester, 1991. Of those, 1,878 were from adapted from the book drew 130 input in the next few months about the planning of included "The Autobiography of high schools and 2,279 transferred. These figures million viewers over seven nights the permanent 348-acre campus near Salmon Creek. Malcolm X," died of a heart come from state Higher Education Enrollment in January 1977, then the largest Searches for new faculty members in education, attack at 12:04 a.m. at Swedish Reports. program audience in television psychology, political science, accounting, history Hospital, about an hour after history. and English at the Vancouver branch would According to a report on students entering in being admitted into the emer- The sequel. "Roots: The Next increase the resident faculty number to 27. 1991, 76. I percent of survey respondents intended gency room, said hospital Generation," was broadcast over The Tri-Cities branch added 75 students to its to enroll at WSU on a full-time basis. spokeswoman Jane Anne Wilder. seven nights in February 1979 enrollment this spring and WSU-Spokane increased The study also reported that 74.5 percent are cur- Haley had been scheduled to and also received high ratings. from 18 1 last year to 207. rently working to obtain bachelor's degrees and speak Tuesday at the Bangor Haley's warmhearted and rich The Spokane branch's plans to expand include a 43.6 percent plan to eventually earn a master's Naval Submarine Base near descriptions of his ancestors' pharmacy doctoral program this fall that would add degree. Bremerton, Wash., and was lives set off a wave of interest in six faculty positions. It would be the first doctoral The study was compiled by Student Affairs looking forward to a tour of a genealogy that lasted long after program offered at a WSU branch campus. The Research for the office of student affairs. It consists Trident submarine, said Liz the book faded from best-seller campus is awaiting final approval from the state of the results of a survey to which 1,529 entering Beauton of the base's human lists. Higher Education Coordinating Board. students responded. resources department. Survivors include Haley's third "He was enormously impor- wife of 18 years, My, and a son, tant, probably more important Bill. than most of us really realize." Haley won the 1977 Pulitzer said U.S. Secretary of Education Prize for "Roots: The Saga of an Lamar Alexander. "His impor- p~ HAVEN All~:iitefJan American Family," the gripping tance will be lasting. It wasn't 15 o o~ "60oz. Fishbowls' • story of his ancestor's monumen- minutes in the sunlight: it'll last o!~ For $2 5-9pm . tal journey from Africa to Ameri- forever. " Eat Pizza can slavery and ultimately to In an interview last Tuesday Tuesday & Thursday and Salad Bar freedom. with Washington, D.C .. radio (Rainier or Stroh1s) only The result of 12 years of ·station WKYS, Haley said he $4 research, the book blended fact was still getting reactions from Tuesday & Thursday 5pm to 9pm 29 and imagined detail in tracing "Roots" a decade and a half Haley's family back to his fourth later. E. 420 Main. 334-2535 +tax great-grandfather, Kunta Kinte , "To this day. people, particu- larly African-American people but white people

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