Valley Road Playfield to Get New Turf Inspection the Grass Will Be Replaced with Operations

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sports Page 7 life Page 5 5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&ǱǠǭǢǭǠǠǩ5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&ǱǠǭǢǭǠǠǩ MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 The student voice of Washington State University since 1895 Vol 115 No. 31 Valley Road Playfield to get new turf Inspection The grass will be replaced with Operations. Brad Waltman, a freshman he said. FieldTurf, the same surface The grass on both fields will business major, said he is look- Joanne Greene, associ- program be replaced with FieldTurf, the ing forward to the new field. ate director of University used at Martin Stadium. same surface used at Martin “I am excited for the renova- Recreation, said the popularity Stadium. With the turf, the field’s tion of the fields, it will make of intramural sports has made planned By Erik Fina usability will increase. intramural sports more enjoy- the field a more pressing issue. Evergreen contributor “With the replacement of the able,” he said. Last year, 12,446 students par- The university program will natural grass to a more weather- The funding of the $10.5 ticipated in intramural sports. inspect local rentals based on The Valley Road Playfield is The construction portion set for an overhaul. proof surface, it would allow stu- million project is yet to be deter- the safety of the residences. dents to enjoy the fields through- mined. of the project would take six The fields, which have been out the year, not just during “We are trying our best to not months to complete, causing a plagued for years with sewage potential shortage of recreation By Mike Brambley certain months,” Elbracht said. create a new student fee to fund Evergreen contributor and maintenance problems, are fields during the fall months for The replacement of natural this project,” Elbracht said. intramural sports, according to often used for intramural sports. grass with turf on the Valley Though a date to begin A new rental inspection pro- Plans are now in the works to UREC’s project Web site. gram for off-campus housing is Road field would eliminate near- construction has not been set, This would limit participation replace the grass with artificial ly 13 million gallons of water use it is unlikely to begin until almost underway. turf. for some intramual sports, but and 350 gallons of fuel use each June 2009, said Tyler Baker, discussion is underway about Cougar Choice Housing, “The grass at Valley Road year, Elbracht said. The improve- coordinator of Facilities and moving activities to other fields affiliated with the new WSU and Grimes Way is in poor ments to Grimes Way Playfield Operations. in Pullman and on campus. Office of Off-Campus Living set shape, and students have called would eliminate 2 million gallons “We have not actually hired Lighting, water drainage and to open later this month, will for an upgrade at the facilities,” of water, making the fields more a contractor yet for this project, student access would also be aid students and parents in the said Jeff Elbracht, associate durable and environmentally we are still in the early stages of improved during the construc- search for safe, quality hous- director of WSU Facilities and friendly. designing and securing funds,” tion process. ing next year by approving the safety of local housing facilities. “Cougar Choice Housing program is a voluntary pro- First Raptor Safari proves educational gram inviting local landlords and property managers to list their properties and apply to become Cougar Choice- preferred housing,” said Mel See RENT Page 3 DRC to relocate The expanded center will have private testing rooms for alternative testing space.

By Makanda Kachin Evergreen contributor On the second floor of the Washington Building, above Health and Wellness Services, big changes are happening. More than half of the second floor, about 7,000 square feet, will be home to the new Disability Resource Center, said Larry Harris, project manager for Capital Planning and Development. The DRC plans to move in during the third week of October. “We are a little concerned about the less central location on campus, but the facilities DANIEL MITCHELL/DAILY EVERGREEN are markedly improved over Stefan Turneaure and his wife Julie Kmec, along with their one-year-old son Max, learn about Widget, a common barn owl, at what we have here (in the Administration Annex),” said WSU’s Raptor Club’s inaugural Raptor Safari on Saturday morning in Bustad Hall. Tim Balen, a DRC disability The Raptor Club has 30 active the WSU College of Veterinary poses, she said. while being handled. Third-level specialist and assistant members, along with 20 Medicine focuses on raptors that “Each bird is unique, each members work with the larger technician. may be released. one has something to make and more challenging birds. Balen said the move is part raptors trained for presentations. The Raptor Club is a nonprof- them an individual,” Rocco said. Sophomore neuroscience of the ongoing Library Road it volunteer organization that “It’s a unique experience to take major Valerie Akin, a first-year construction project. Ad Annex By Kasey Crawford will be torn down to create Evergreen contributor focuses on education. The club responsibility.” member, said the club is great does about 80 presentations a The Raptor Club has 30 for students looking for hands- more green space on campus. Hawks, eagles and falcons year in Washington and Idaho, active members and 20 raptors on experience. Most of the organiza- tions formerly housed in Ad were on display at Bustad Hall Rocco said. trained for presentations, Rocco Annex are now in the CUB, on Saturday. “Presentations are the life- said. The club is allowed to have «EACH BIRD IS UNIQUE, EACH blood of the club,” she said. said Rosemary Pavlov, assis- The inaugural Raptor Safari, one bird from each sex from ONE HAS SOMETHING TO tant director of the Disability hosted by the WSU Raptor Club, Senior zoology major Andrea each species. When it receives Rake joined the Raptor Club MAKE THEM AN INDIVIDUAL.» Resource Center. was an opportunity for students a bird it cannot keep, the bird because she is interested in The move is coming just in to become educated about bird exotic wildlife. is transported to another facil- Shawnese Rocco time, Balen said, as he pointed species and conservation. Photo “I love these birds, they are ity. To become a club member, Raptor Club president to a window in his office that is opportunities with the birds, amazing,” she said. students have to attend at least stuck open. interactive exhibits and a scav- WSU receives most of the three handling sessions. “The club allows for out-of- “We will have windows that enger hunt for children were birds from good Samaritans. Club members go through a class experience that I wouldn’t open and close, and bathrooms that work all the time,” he said. among the day’s events. Rake said people often may three-level system for handling otherwise receive,” she said. The Raptor Club is responsi- the birds, Rocco said. The Raptor Club hopes the Renovation organizers are notice injured birds on the side working to make the new space ble for helping with the rehabili- of the road and bring them to First-level club members Raptor Safari will become an tation of injured raptors, Raptor work with well-trained birds annual event. Rocco said the compliant with the Americans the university. with Disabilities Act, meaning Club President Shawnese Rocco and learn basic skills, she said. club is also looking to collect WSU has a special permit the doors must be wheelchair said. Most of the raptors the club for its rehabilitation programs, Second-level members work donations to help take care of deals with will never be released as well as another permit to use with birds with certain nuances the raptors and offset travel and into the wild due to injury, while the animals for educational pur- that require a lot of attention working expenses. 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www.wsu.edu/~mcnair/ or give us a call at 509-335-5847 life The Daily Evergreen life editor Lynsi Burton  [email protected] PAGE 5 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 GIESORC Pride Week is here Love is All week Tuesday GIESORC, CUB 401. Scavenger Hunt: Pick up directions at Queer Sandwiches from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at GIESORC, CUB 401. the Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Thursday no fairy Q Talk: LGBT History at 4:30 p.m. in CUB Orientation Resource Center in CUB 401. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Allies group meeting and door decorating for 406. National Coming Out Day at 7 p.m. in CUB 406. Today Friday Movie “Tongues Untied” screening at 4:30 tale Wednesday National Coming Out Day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in CUB 310. T-shirt making from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at p.m. on Glenn Terrell Mall. Overcome loneliness Mayor, humane society break new ground and get out there The Eternal Search for Prince Charming By Morgan Smith

I, just like any other woman, am desperately searching for Prince Charming. Honestly, who isn’t? I’ve always imagined meeting The One and while it is a bit childish, I can’t help but fantasize about the day I meet my dream guy. Maybe it’s silly when I explain how I’ve always imagined our meeting, but hey, a girl can dream. Essentially you can imagine my fantasy is like any other girl’s. Dream Guy and I catch one another’s gaze and in a blur, time will almost stop. I would suddenly acquire grace far beyond my own and courage I couldn’t even dream of. The earth would give a cosmic shud- der and the next thing I know, we’re riding off into the sunset. Okay, it’s a little bit unre- alistic, but humor me. Maybe, like my roommate, I’ll suddenly summon the courage to start a conversation with a good-looking guy I’ve had a few classes DANIEL MITCHELL/ DAILY EVERGREEN with but never met. Maybe we’ll Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson and Greg Wust, president of the Board of Directors for the Whitman County Humane Society, break ground hit it off right away, despite for the new Animal Haven located on donated land on Johnson Avenue and Old Moscow Road on Saturday. Colleen Harrington, mem- embarrassing Harry Potter ref- ber of the humane society Board of Directors and Bill Dernell, chairman of the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, also joined in. erences made to fill the silence and I’ll discover he noticed me too. The relationship will be an instant success. Work off depression symptoms with exercise I’m not sure ASK MORGAN about the fairy ■ Want to see tale romance Morgan address a College depression is common, but you can take control using WSU resources we’ve been specific relationship raised to know. issue? Ask her at and services for treating depres- has a multitude of services and Cinderella life@dailyever- sion are available at most is located in the Lighty Student GET HELP never had green.com universities. College life is Services Building. Services ■ WHAT: WSU Counseling and to face a day extremely stressful for students, include a daily walk-in sched- Testing Services where she finally realized she’d and some of the pressures stu- ule, available on the Web site, gained five pounds from her Men’s Health dents face can lead to chronic and individual counseling ses- ■ WALKIN SCHEDULE: 1-4 p.m. newfound habit of eating ice By Colin Kennedy depression. In fact, a 2008 sions and workshops free to Monday; 11 a.m.-2 p.m. cream straight out of the car- study by David Drum, a profes- WSU students. Tuesday; 10 a.m.-noon ton. No one knows what Snow While college is popularly sor of education psychology Exercise has been shown White was doing while the rest regarded as the most fun time at the University of Texas at to ease some of the symptoms and 1-4 p.m. Wednesday, of us repeatedly refreshed our in one’s life, everyone has those Austin, found that more than of depression, according to Thursday and Friday Facebook page, sure that one days where college seems just half of the 26,000 graduate the Mayo Clinic. While not a ■ WHERE: 280 Lighty Student of the seven guys we met would about as fun as getting run over and undergraduate students cure for depression or anxiety, friend request us in good time. surveyed from 70 universities by a lawnmower. Whether it research has suggested that Services Building Relationships are difficult, have considered suicide at some exercise may help those suf- impossible and tend to be a giant is the 30th consecutive day of point in their lives. found that 10 weeks of weight walking to class in the snow or fering from depression by training had a greater positive pain. Why do we put ourselves Identifying the difference through the turmoil? While I’m two papers due the following between having a rough day reducing stress hormone levels, effect on one’s mood than did day, the dark days of college are relieving muscle tension and cardiovascular exercise. no expert as to why we all go and depression may be difficult. through this, I certainly have virtually inevitable. However, For example, a sense of misery even by boosting levels of “feel- Depression is an ailment continuous dreary days may good” endorphins in the body. that affects thousands of col- spent my share of time waiting in the half hour before your by the phone, willing it to ring, be more than just the winter chemistry lab begins every week Additionally, exercise has been lege students and both exercise with no luck. I finally think I blues and there are numerous most likely isn’t depression. shown to help one sleep better and university services for have an answer. resources one can use to cope WSU Counseling and Testing at night, which can play a role coping with depression can The greatest human fear, with depression. Services lists a loss of interest in in stress and depression man- be beneficial to many of those even greater than spiders Depression among college activities, irritability and hope- agement. affected. students is certainly not a mod- lessness about the future as Hitting the weights might or heights, is being alone. COLIN KENNEDY IS A SENIOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR FROM SEATTLE. HE CAN BE CONTACTED According to an eHarmony ern phenomenon, but depression just a few signs of depression. even play a role in combating AT 335-1140 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE survey, we are a “fundamen- is now increasingly researched Counseling and Testing Services depression. A Harvard study OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. tally social species.” We are hardwired to crave the companionship of another, a kindred spirit if you will, and the need ‘SNL’ features VP debate with Fey, Queen Latifah for this companionship drives Fey again returned to ber Jason Sudeikis stepped into John McCain, and their running our existence. Even if you are in Tina Fey reprised her Sarah a relationship, you may still feel Palin portrayal, poking fun at “Saturday Night Live” to play the role of Democratic vice pres- mates. The show – particularly Republican vice presidential idential candidate Joe Biden. the opening sketches – have lonely. Palin’s beauty contestant past. candidate Sarah Palin as the The “SNL” take on the week’s resonated with higher ratings for In the survey, John T. sketch comedy show continued political events has become a the NBC program and increased Cacioppo, Ph.D. from the By Jake Coyle to pull out all the stops in its University of Chicago, said the The Associated Press dependable part of the news traffic on its Web site where election year season. Queen cycle this fall, offering near- early-to-bed viewers catch the driving loneliness we may feel NEW YORK — It’s starting to Latifah dropped by to portray immediate parodies of the presi- talked-about sketches in the days can be present if we are sur- feel like Tina Fey is running for Thursday’s debate moderator, dential candidates, Democrat vice president. PBS’s Gwen Ifill, and cast mem- Barack Obama and Republican See SNL Page 11 See LOVE Page 11 6 THE DAILY EVERGREEN ADVERTISEMENT MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 COMPTON | UNION

Sustainability I Community I Achievement I Leadership I Engagement sports The Daily Evergreen sports editor Jimmy Blue  [email protected] PAGE 7 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 Cross country has successful weekend Women runners swept the top WSU’s top 5 all finished five places and had eight within 30 seconds of one another. runners in the top 11. Also finishing for WSU was junior Marisa Sandoval in By Kevin Dudley Evergreen staff seventh place, freshman Emily Farrar in ninth place, freshman Not a bad way to return to Mietra Smollack in 11th place, the race course. sophomore Ashlee Wall in 18th In her first race in nearly a place and freshman Sarah Dunn month, WSU junior Sara Trané in 19th place. finished first overall in the Drake said the University of women’s 5-kilometer race at the Montana golf course was soggy Montana Invitational. Trané from rain that stopped at the finished the course in 18 min- right time for WSU. utes, 10 seconds. “The rain stopped just before “Sara ran well,” Head Coach the race began and I thought we Jason Drake said. “It was per- ran well,” Drake said. “It was a fect for her first race of the sea- manageable meet with a smaller son, a good rust-buster.” feel but we were racing and As a team, WSU swept the not just running a time trial. DANIEL MITCHELL/ DAILY EVERGREEN top five places, and eight of the Everyone won their individual Junior Jenny Christoph heads the ball over a defender during Friday’s game against Eastern top 11. battles and this meet was a Washington University. WSU won the game 3-1, extending its home win streak to five. Junior Chelsea VanDeBrake good competition to build con- followed Trané across the line, fidence.” finishing in 18 minutes, 25 sec- The WSU men’s cross coun- Soccer defeats Eastern onds. Freshman Michelly Foley try team did not compete at finished third overall with a the Montana Invitational. Both Cougars win non-conference game, extend home win streak to five time of 18:31. the men and women will race Junior Lisa Egami and fresh- next at the NCAA Pre-Nationals By Nick Kajca game, the Cougars struck with a Freshman Tiara Pittman man Amanda Andrews rounded meet in Terre Haute, Ind. on Evergreen staff goal in the 29th minute. capped off the scoring for the out the top 5 for WSU. Oct. 18. Elysse Van Leer scored her Cougars with her first collegiate The WSU soccer team (6-2-3) fourth goal of the season to give goal in the 69th minute. remains undefeated at home the team an early 1-0 lead with a “I was dribbling down toward this season following its fourth header fed by Jacquelyn Roth. the line and I was looking back straight victory Friday. Volleyball falls to After halftime, the team came to see if anyone was in there, but The Cougars wrapped up all I saw was the other jerseys of their nonconference season out quick, jumping to a 2-0 lead in the 49th minute with a header the other team, so I just put it with a 3-1 win over Eastern into the back corner,” she said. Washington University. The from Carly Dobratz. Stanford, Cal Pittman became the seventh team got two second half goals Mallory Fox served a corner kick into the box which Eastern different Cougar to score a goal to finish off an aggressive this season and the 10th to regis- Eastern team that played harder cleared back to Fox. Fox then crossed the ball back into the ter a point. Last year, WSU only than its 2-6-2 record indicated. had five players score a goal and “Eastern Washington, they box where Dobratz headed it in for the goal. nine register a point. were feisty and battled hard,” “Tiara has worked very hard Head Coach Matt Potter said. “We just talked about sim- and you can see the emotion “They gave us everything that plifying things and moving the when she got the goal, and that’s they had to give and made our ball a little bit quicker, and when fun as a coach to see,” Potter life difficult.” we get into those dangerous said. WSU is a perfect 4-0 at home places, have composure. And I This week the Cougars will this season. It is the first time thought we did a better job of look to continue their winning the Cougars have won their first that,” Potter said. “It’s good that streak without home field four games at home since 2000. they’re taking the things that advantage. The team’s home winning we’re giving them at halftime The team will travel to streak is now at five games, and trying to apply them. And as Southern California for its Pac- going back to the final game of you can see we were able to get 10 conference opener at UCLA the 2007 season when the team goals on the scoreboard.” on Friday, followed by USC on defeated USC 2-1 in Pullman. Eastern cut the Cougars’ lead Sunday. DANIEL MITCHELL/ DAILY EVERGREEN “UCLA and USC are two of This victory marks the longest back to one goal at the 61:24 the best in the nation,” Potter Freshman Breann Nesselhuf sets for junior Cassie Robbins home winning streak since mark with a goal from Lauren said. “And there is nothing like during Friday’s game against Stanford University. 1998-99. Koelzer. It is the first goal the testing yourself against the best WSU to get into a rhythm. After a slow start in which Cougars have allowed at home The team could not find a in the nation, so we are looking rhythm, falling in straight sets Freshman setter Breann neither team could control the this season. forward to that.” Nesselhuf led the team in both to two ranked opponents. assists (25) and digs (9), but WSU’s defense couldn’t over- By Dan Agnew Evergreen staff come a Stanford team with Cougars lose to Bruins, 28-3 three All-Americans. WSU volleyball couldn’t Cougar Head Coach Andrew allowing 100 rushing yards and Cal in a 66-3 loss earlier this The defense played better, but overcome two talented and Palileo said Stanford’s talent the offense, led by Lobbestael, 28 points, compared with the season, and drilled a 47-yard is difficult to overcome, but he 60-point performances handed field goal in the third quarter experienced California teams still doesn’t consider the team could not reach the red zone. out by Cal and Oregon. Saturday to trim UCLA’s lead this weekend, dropping both “The defense did a very nice to 11. matches three sets to none. unbeatable. By Mike Baldwin job filling in their gaps and stop- The field goal kept the With the losses against “All their players are just Evergreen staff ping the run,” Wulff said. “They Cougars within reach of their Stanford and California, the good all-around players and there’s not a weakness that you The times aren’t getting any played hard.” first road win of the season, but Cougars fell to 0-4 in the Pac-10 But the defense didn’t receive the defense couldn’t stop Craft and 7-8 overall. Junior outside can go to, but sometimes there’s easier for Head Coach Paul a weakness in their lineup as far much help as the offense failed when he completed his second hitter Jackie Albright, who Wulff and the WSU football as who plays next to who in cer- to tack on a touchdown for the scoring throw of the night to led WSU with 10 kills against team. wide receiver Ryan Moya. tain rotations so that’s the kind Fresh off a blowout second time this season. Stanford, dismissed the notion WSU quarterback Marshall Running back Kahlil Bell of thing that you have to find,” Homecoming loss, the Cougars that the team is disheartened by Lobbestael completed 15-of-31 sealed the victory with his sec- he said. traveled to Pasadena, Calif., ond rushing touchdown to help the winless start to conference In Saturday night’s match, passes for 151 yards in the loss. play. looking for their first conference The redshirt freshman also the Bruins (2-3, 1-1) and Head No. 8 California (14-1, 4-0) took “I don’t think we have time victory Saturday, but instead threw an interception and was Coach Rick Neuheisel earn their it to the Cougars early on, but a found themselves on the receiv- sacked three times. first Pac-10 win. to be discouraged this year at late WSU rally nearly extended ing end of another Pac-10 beat- “Marshall got a little rattled,” The Cougars managed to all,” she said. “We just need to the match into a fourth set. stay relatively mistake-free, with down. Wulff said. “He didn’t set his feet keep growing. We need to keep After losing the first two sets Quarterback Kevin Craft led Lobbestael’s interception serv- getting more disciplined. We 14-25 and 21-25, the Cougars or make nice accurate throws.” ing as the team’s only turnover. the Bruins with 225 passing The Cougars’ rushing game need to keep working with the fell behind quickly 3-9 in the yards and two touchdowns en Lobbestael and Tardy combined system.” third set. They crawled back hit another brick wall as the for three fumbles, but WSU route to a 28-3 victory over the team’s leading rusher Dwight In front of a home crowd into the set thanks to a few key Cougars at the Rose Bowl, snap- recovered all of them and stayed of more than 1,200 fans at Tardy could only muster 60 on offense. kills and some disruptions that ping a three-game losing streak Bohler Gym’s Saneholtz Court, yards on 17 rushes. UCLA’s defense was just too led to California mistakes. for UCLA. Craft completed Once again, the Cougars can stingy for the struggling Cougars, No. 6-ranked Stanford (13-2 Finally, after senior middle 23-of-36 passes in his second thank kicker Nico Grasu for who failed to garner a red zone 4-0) dominated for most of the blocker Emily Rooney and career win as a starter. avoiding the school’s first shut- opportunity on Saturday. match Friday night. Stanford freshman Meagan Ganzer The Cougars (1-5, 0-3 Pac-10) out loss since 1984. Grasu tallied won the sets by scores of 25-14, improved slightly on defense, the team’s only points against See COUGS Page 8 25-15 and 25-19, never allowing See VOLLEY Page 8 8 THE DAILY EVERGREEN SPORTS MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008 VOLLEY | Had set point chance sports briefs Continued from Page 7 Cougars followed with errors WSU Football will hold that led to a 26-24 California blocked a California kill attempt, victory. quarterback tryouts the score was tied at 22. A pair “We’ll be down by great of Cal errors then gave WSU a amounts of points and we do The Cougar football team will be holding tryouts today for scout set point at 24-23 and caused this great job of catching up and Cal to call a timeout. team quarterbacks. we can’t finish through, and Tryouts begin at 3 p.m., how- Palileo said the instructions that’s something we need to were simple in the timeout. ever there is a mountain of paper- work on,” Ganzer said. She fin- work that must be filled out before “I told Jackie, ‘All right, the ished the match with four kills at setting foot on the practice field, swings are coming to you, so a .300 percentage. Head Coach Paul Wulff said. swing as hard as you can and go After opening conference play He said he is looking for some- up and rip it,’” he said. with four straight losses, WSU one with experience at the quarter- SAVE A back position.  WE DO THIS GREAT JOB OF heads to Southern California “We are hoping to get some- to play another pair of ranked body with some sense of experi- CATCHING UP AND WE CAN’T teams in USC and UCLA. Palileo ence, that can come out, and help LIFE FINISH THROUGH. said it’s no time to get discour- our scout team.” he said. aged – the team has shown Wulff said he would pick up one $13"&%BOE'JSTU"JE$MBTTFT Meagan Ganzer improvement. or two quarterbacks depending on Freshman outside hitter “They’ve seen themselves how tryouts go. visit urec.wsu.edu for class improve in practice and that The Cougars lost their No. 1 and No. 2 quarterbacks to injuries dur- Albright’s attempt didn’t we’re getting better,” he said. schedules get by the Cal defense, and the ing a game against Portland State “Now it’s a matter of them con- University. Golden Bears answered back sistently doing it in the game Third string quarterback with a score-tying kill. The situation.” Marshall Lobbestael has taken the reins, and back-ups Dan Wagner TAKE THE and J.T. Levenseller are now prac- ticing with the offense instead of COUGS | Red zone problems scout team, opening up space for CHALLENGE quarterbacks. develop your group through the UREC Challenge Program Continued from Page 7 Cougars to punt nine times. DPNNVOJDBUJPOtQSPCMFNTPMWJOHTLJMMT The Cougars have dropped FROM STAFF REPORTS UFBNCVJMEJOHtDVTUPNJ[FQSPHSBNUPZPVSHSPVQ WSU’s longest drive ended on eight of their last nine road INDOORS OR OUTDOORS the UCLA 30-yard line, leaving games dating back to the 2006 Ball State enters the Wulff and the offense to ponder season, and will face a motivated what went wrong in the team’s Oregon State squad on Saturday Top 25 for first time ever challenge.wsu.edu fifth loss in six games. Receivers in Corvallis, Ore. Brandon Gibson and Jeshua The Beavers are coming off a 1. Oklahoma (51) 5-0 1,608 Anderson each tallied 60 receiv- disappointing loss to Utah this 2. Alabama (13) 6-0 1,537 ing yards, but the team collapsed past Thursday, after upsetting 3. 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OUR VOICE Evergreen Editorial Board I vote because each one matters Older generations invested in their futures and so should we believe it is in every American’s not only make their life easier One nation, under me, best interest to register if they come retirement, but also make can and exercise their right. my life easier as I work toward The Registering takes minutes, and that goal. you are registered for life. As a parent and mentor, forever and ever Low-Down engaging in the democratic Democracy is the second-best form of govern- By Hardy Awadjie AS A PARENT AND MENTOR, process is an important lesson ment. It’s true. There is one type of government ENGAGING IN THE to teach your children. Voting is In this modern era, the ques- DEMOCRATIC PROCESS IS a right and responsibility every that would work better than the republic in which tion is not “why do you vote?” American should act upon. we live. It is “who you are voting for?" AN IMPORTANT LESSON TO Deciding not to vote is common If you’re wondering what could provide this uto- Today’s society does not show TEACH YOUR CHILDREN. for young adults because many pia, the answer is simple – a government presided interest in the reasons behind were either taught their vote over, led and unflinchingly wielded by, me. why you vote the way you do In Australia, citizens are doesn’t matter or they simply – people only seem to want a don’t care. Many students my I could solve this economic crisis in hours. I required by law to vote. I think quick answer of who you sup- it should be the same way for age choose not to vote because could cut the crime rate in half in 20 minutes. The port. By allowing me to explain Americans. Too long have they have no reason to, yet when War on Drugs would be over and won by the end why I vote, I feel this quiet topic controversial elections gone by they are asked if they are happy of my first week of rule. The KKK and Al Qaeda can illustrate my personal beliefs where citizens have decided not with the economy or war in Iraq, would be eradicated, wiped clean from the face of and help others form their own. to vote out of apathy or for what- they say no. I vote for many reasons, ever reason. If I do not agree This apathetic attitude needs the earth forever. mainly because it is my right with the president, governor, to change and young registered How, you ask? Fear. I would scare the living crap as an American and a part of mayor or county sheriff, I have voters are here to help. Sure, out of everyone. There would only be two punish- Generation Y. We are the politi- the option and the obligation to a single vote doesn’t count ments for any offense, torture and execution. And cal soldiers who will continue to remove them from office. for much, but when you have the seriousness of the crime would determine the lead this country to bigger and I vote because I am helping to 100,000 single voters abstain- better objectives. lead this country into a brighter ing, that counts for a lot. This length of each agonizing punishment. I vote because I have the tomorrow. With businesses fail- must be taken into account Religion and government would intertwine nev- responsibility to do so. It is ing and the stock market falling, when voting. By voting, you’re ermore. In fact, under my rule, people wouldn’t unfortunate there are some we are seeing a crisis unlike any showing society that as a citizen dare speak those words in the same sentence. countries where citizens are since the Great Depression. As a you care for this country and The energy crisis would be a thing of the past. unable to choose their leaders politically engaged young adult, are taking the time and effort and participate in government. I am helping secure a leader who to learn about the issues and Racism would only This is one of the reasons I am can get our country out of this decide collectively the fate of our exist in people’s inner Sound off proud to be an American. I vote financial crisis so Generation great nation. monologues, at least to emphasize my support for a X can continue onward with I vote because I want to. I until my scientists particular candidate and to con- saving funds for a secure retire- vote because I have the Why do you vote? Tell us in a 400 freedom to. came up with a telep- word essay and you might see it fidently place them in office. ment. People such as my parents printed in the paper and get to Others, including my politi- and grandparents rely on me to HARDY AWADJIE IS A SENIOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJOR FROM TACOMA. HE CAN BE CON- athy device. Then rac- TACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED listen to it on the radio. cal party, rely on my vote to make the right choice now and IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR ism would be gone – select their candidate for office. I in the future. A choice that will THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. Send your essay to erased from people’s [email protected]. minds. Taxes would be a I vote because our rights can be taken thing of the past. At least, the word “tax” would be a thing of the past. Taxation would end because I State and local elections are just as important as national races wouldn’t take a portion of my people’s earnings, I troops cannot be housed in our to “make a change.” would take it all. homes without permission and With all the publicity sur- Another exiled word would be “citizen.” we have a say in who represents rounding the presidential elec- us in government. By not voting, tion, it is more likely the average Everyone would be called a subject. The word citi- Perceptions we could be allowing someone person would vote in a presiden- zen implies people have a reasonable claim to fair who will limit these freedoms to tial election than a state or local treatment or rights, and that’s just silly nonsense. By Crystal Neifert come to power. We have been election. In reality, the popular given rights, and they can be vote is not as important as the Sure, I could fix all of this country’s problems Electoral College when decid- It may feel as if voting makes taken away if we are not careful. expediently, but at a price. That price would be ing presidential elections. Just no difference and our electoral A few hundred votes decided freedom. A word overused and made almost mean- some of the most important elec- because the Electoral College system is corrupt, but acting decides the president doesn’t ingless by campy country songs and idiotic slogans on that feeling and not voting tions in recent history. In the 2004 Washington state guberna- mean individual votes don’t mat- over the course of our over-commercialized history. will allow that fear to become a ter, though. The representatives reality. Millions of people died torial race, 133 votes determined But freedom isn’t meaningless. It means you can the victor. If 134 people who we citizens elect at state and local marry who you want, where you want. It means fighting to give the American levels make more of an impact people the right to vote. They voted for Gregoire had given away their birthright by not vot- than any national elected official. you go to whatever church you want, or not to go died believing their ultimate sac- ing, Dino Rossi would be gov- I vote because controlling the at all. It means women can wear burkas or mini- rifice had a purpose, to give the ernor. This is not to suggest we government helps me control my skirts, because it’s their choice. It means you can people a voice and control over would be in a worse position if own life. Every time you let go of drive across the country and never have to explain their government. Voluntarily Rossi were governor – it simply some of your rights and let your yourself to anyone or produce documentation silencing my voice and not voting means a small number of votes voice fall silent, your freedom is authorizing your trip. It means you can search the makes all that sacrifice and death tipped the scale in determining up for grabs. Even if government worthless. and shaping the policies of our issues are boring and uninterest- words “freedom” and “liberty” on Google and you ing, everyone notices when the For the majority of human state government. won’t be recorded in some government database of history, common people did not issues affect their lives. State and local government The Constitution has already subjects to watch. enjoy the right to have a say in have the greatest effect on our the laws that guided their lives. been spat on several times in Yes, I could solve all of our problems using the everyday lives. Education, public the last decade. Those few who With the exception of Athens, welfare and employment laws best form of government there is. This government Greece, common thought was wish for the public to have fewer are decided at a state level, yet rights do not need any more has a couple names, depending on where the gov- that people didn’t possess natu- a large number of voters do ernment in question rules. Monarchy, Islamic civil ral rights. The concept of natural encouragement. By willingly giv- not participate in these elec- ing up a privilege – no matter rule or communism, it doesn’t matter – all are des- rights did not become a reality tions. Democracy was meant to until the late 18th century. how small – a door is opened potic deniers of freedom and they really know how be small so the average person that will allow our fundamental To have a voice in the govern- to keep people in their place. could take part in government privileges to be taken away down ment is a gift not to be squan- decision-making. It was not the road. But in reality, none of those governments are dered or taken for granted. Our meant to be some flashy show CRYSTAL NEIFERT IS A SOPHOMORE COMMUNICATION MAJOR FROM YAKIMA. SHE CAN better than democracy. property cannot be taken away, where someone you will never BE CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY That’s why I vote. we are able to voice our opinions, meet tells you how they are going EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. Dominick Bonny, for The Daily Evergreen editorial board. Listen to Crystal and Hardy’s essays on KUGR tonight at 8 p.m. Editorial policies Editorial Board Letters to the editor Staff editorials are the majority vote of the editorial advertisers, or the WSU Board of Regents. Typed Letters to the editor may be affiliation (if applicable) must accom- board. 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