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Tuesday, September 21, 1999 Issue 7 Volume 94 ONE ost in cyberspace A bicycle built for two :ollege students show 1igns of internet addiction addictions include such nathan Purkiss activities as watching too 1eEcho much television or spending iVersitv too much time gambling. Central Arkansas Behavioral addictions can cause as many problems for CONWAY. Ark. - Sam college students as chemical rn n't studied or t " st addictions. morrow or for an:. of }· is ··1 see that most of the :sts all semester. Although he time, students utilize the net as supposed to be in class an for other activities beside our ago, he opted to spend education," said Dr. Kimberly s time with some friends - S. Young, executive director of gital buddies - in a chatroom The Center of On-line ~frequents . Addiction at the University of Sadly, Sam, a Pittsburgh. 11>othetical college stu lent, Young travels to college IS become lost m C) :1ersp·1ce. campuses to warn students e is an example ot a grc·nng and faculty of the dangers of .imber of real-life online online addiction. The signs are ldicts. always the same: grades drop, iy social life can be measured on one hand and, most ,ycholog importantly. those hands _rcent of al l spend a1l day typing away at proxima e1\ 11 keyboards, sending pleas into ow signs of Internet cyberspace. Photo b, Eric diction. The fastest growing Young said that grades rergusnn nmber of these online addicts often decline after students 1'/SU Police ojfifer e college students. spend time using the Internet, .Hatt Co!liw takes ':\'et addiction has most whether it is chatling, playing a tight turn whilt' fantasy game~ or posting to cently been classified by patrolling campus 1ecialists as a ·'behavioral newsgroups, instead of doing 011 the tlon11ted diction ... unlike a chemical diction. Other beha\ ioral see Cyberspace page 5 bicycle. Billions in scholarships Local business donates bike for bike patrol to hear what's going on and to bt' more unclaimed, experts say Churchill Thomas approachable," Collins said. "People look organizations offering them Exponent Writer you in the eye and say 'hi. ... By Chris Schurtz don't have the time or resources According to MSU Police Lt. Roger The Dailv Round Up to do mass advertising to Rippy, the officers will carry the bicycles on New MeXico State UniversitV promote their donations, said MSU Police officers Malt Collins and the trunk of their police car, and use it to Valerie Davis, a scholarship Chris Colgan will rely on eleven gears, two more easily patrol areas inaccessible to cars. coordinator at New Mexico wheels and the power of their own two legs Also, the cars carry equipment to handle LAS CRUCES, N.M. State University. to patrol the campus this fall. In late August, emergencies, like traffic accidents. (1MS) - Although nearly every Because of that, she said, Owenhouse Hardware donated a Schwinn "The bike is just a tool...it provides cent of state and federal it's up to students to find the 24-speed Mesa GSX bicycle to the MSU greater accessibility to both the student and scholarship money awarded to information themselves. Police Department. the officer; it's more user friendly," Lt. Rippy students throughout the country Private scholarships come Lou Spain, owner of Owenhouse said. "From our standpoint it has been a every semester is claimed, from a wide variety of sources Hardware, explained the donation of the success so far." possibly billions of dollars in such as businesses, bicycle as a way of showing gratitude toward ASMSU President Jared Harris agreed, private scholarships aren't. corporations, private donors the university and the campus police. saying "It's an opportunity for a personal According to some and political, ethnic or "We have a great appreciation of touch , for students to see a face rather than estimates, there may be community organizations. Montana State University," Spain said. "The a car," Harris said. "In a car, studenls are anywhere from $5 billion to $20 While some are awarded students give us tremendous business and I only going to see the officers when they're billion in unclaimed, private according to need, most of a believe in the police department. Thank God in trouble." · scholarship money. Many specific focus that take into there are people willing to do what they do." The bike officers recieved four days of scholarships go unclaimed account things such as a The use of bikes will allow closer technical training and intense exercise ~hi le because students are unaware recipient's field ofstudy, race or interaction between stude nts and police allen In Stands every Tuesday and Friday throughout the academic year The Exponent Call (406) 994-2206 for advertising information September 21, 1999 2 Opinion , Editorials and Letters from the Montana State University Communit Burning Questions: Federal government's lack of integrity easily fixable claims that JeffScheldt t h e Th }99 The Lariet information raid<>Jtthe BaVlor Universitv concerning Brand): the FBI's use Davidian of the Millions of taxpayers' military tear com_pQund dollars are funding gas was and the investigations of corrupt handed over years of government officials and three days investiga.i incompetent federal agencies, before a 1995 tion after so we must ask, who is policing inquiry. The the policy makers? Congressmen the trag The 1993 raid on the investigating edy, are a Branch Dav1dian rompound the tragedy perfect and the years of investigation say the example after the tragedy, are a perfect Documents of the example of the government were buried covering its tracks and then in more than govern- spending millions to 100,000 ment investigate itself. o t h e r covering The FBI officially denied documents, its tracks firing pyrotechnic tear gas and not once and then rounds at the compound, did any of the saying the blaze was started Justice spending from the inside. Now, in recent department millions to developments, a former FBI officials being investigate agent has said the incendiary questioned itself. rounds were used, but they ever mention only fired three and they the use of the bounced off the building they pyrotechnic tear gas. were supposed to penetrate. The Justice Department see Question page 3 EXPONENT Bridging the gap with Bill Gates age, the digital divide not grew from 16.8 percent in 1994 ~ The Exponent is published most Tuesdays and Fridays throughout By Clarence Page only parallels the divide to 21.5 percent in 1997· Foro the academic school year, distributed free throughout the University Tribune Media Services and the Bozeman community and is affiliated with the Associated between the races and the blacks and Hispanics, 1t gre~ . Students of Montana State University. classes, but it actually from i4.8 percent to 21.4. CHICAGO If widens the gap. The percent during the same c Editorial Policy Microsoft chairman and co Commerce Department's period. The Ex]x;i1e11t welcomes letters to the Editor and guest editorials from its founder Bill Gates thinks he latest report on the computer Unfortunately, Interret audience. Letters should be no longer than 300 words and addressed to can buy my admiration by gap between the races and illiteracy shuts out those who, the Editor. Guest editorials should be no longer 600 words. All pledging a billion dollars to submissions should include the authors name, address and phone regions of America, "Falling in many cases, can benefit the minority scholarships, he's number. Anonymous submissions will not be printed. The Exixme11t Through the Net," finds a most from Web access. reserves the right to edit all submissions for content, grammar and right, not j ust because it is dramatically close Besides offering homework l spelling. The Exponent also reserves the right to reject any submission. generous, but also because it relationship between college help, the Web offers ll Signed editorials represent the opmion of the author and m no way reflect is clever. education, PC use and on information and access to I the opmions of the Expo11e11t, Advertisers, ASMSU or Montana State Figure it out: The more line access. jobs, loans, scholarships. Uruvcrsity. Unsigned editorials represent the opmion of the editorial staff college-educated Americans For example, Americans health care and, of course, the of the Expo11e11t and do not reflect the opmions of Advertisers, ASMSU or we have, the more PCs are with a college education are news. Montana State University. likely to be sold, which means about four times more likely to Youngsters can even find 1 more money for Microsoft, the have on-line access (38-4 a mentor at Web sites like 1 world's biggest maker of percent) than those who have "imentor.org" that hook them Editor • 99+.2455 Sales Representative computer software. only high school diplomas (9.6 up ·with grown-ups who work Marcus Hibdon 994-2206 john C Rose And by targeting percent) and almost 10 times in fields that the kids are Managing Editor• 994-2224 minorities, particularly more likely to own a PC (63.2 interested in and who are M1cnelle Tokar,ki Business Manager• 994-4590 Paris Hodgson blacks, Hispanics and Native percent) than those who have willing to answer questions News Editor· 994-2551 American Indians, Gates no high school education at all and offer encouragement bye- 1 Martha Middlebrooks Advisor Carol Fl'rrie helps expand the slowest (6.8 percent). mail. Features Editor- 99+.38-10 growing racial market for The Commerce Today we are witnessing 1 Daniel Fox Graphic Designers computer use. Marb'a \ogl Department's report a lso the earl) stages in the Sports Edi tor• 994-5482 Rebt?cca Tnmble All of which illustrates Ian Co,tdlo found that, except for Asians, formation of a ne\\ class something I have been Fomiatters non-whites lag behind whites structure: the information rich Art Director• 994-2614 Lldd Gould arguing for years, that wise Sara Irvin as a group in both college and the information poor. a Ke\'ln Scott investments in the poor - Jill Barbl'r education and computer split-level social structure that Photo Editor· 994·2233 investments that help the ownership. parallels America's growing jay Thane Writers ad1a Dunn. A'hley Brodi.:, 1'.atie needy lo become self Worse, the digital divide gap between economically rich ' Photographers Parson,, Alan Bt!rg, Jim La,ht!r,Laryan sufficient - pay back huge actually has grown in recent and poor. Sol Leonard, Zach lanner Gartland, ja,on Lehmann, Bobby dividends for everybody. S1dcnberg 111, Ashley Coogan, Geoff years. Despite increases in A recent study by the Sales Manager• 99-1-2206 Hammond, Micah Andre,en, PJ Fett, What's good for Gates is, in computer ownership by blacks Center for Budget and Policy Paul LaMarche Jenni Roche, Joe Spangler, Churchill Thomas, PJ Del Homme, Bnan this case at least, good for and Latinos, whites bought Priorities, called ~The Duszym.IJ America. Expo G 'hat is good f o Gates i g 0 iidening Income Gap,~ says scholarships for at least students attain advanced communities need more than 300 local center:; 1e rich-poor gap is wider than 1,000 high school students a degrees in math and science, support from programs like nationwide (v.·ww.ctcnet.org ny time since the Great year over the next 20 years compared to whites and the government-mandated on the Web) that makes iepression, not just because for minority students in Asians. E-rate programs that are Internet access available to ill Gates and other rich education, math, science and Beginning in the fall of beginning to wire public users of all ages on a walk-in eople are getting richer, but engineering. 2000, applicants must be high schools across the country basis in low-income !so because the poorest fifth The program, called the school seniors with a 3.3 grade with billions of dollars communities. f Americans have seen their Gates Millenmum average and a commitment to provided by telephone Yes, Gates is prondmg fter-tax income decline over Scholarships, will be open to some form of community companies and us, their an important role model for le past 20 years. all racial minorities, but it will service, which they will customers. other high-tech firm:; to Gates, who reportedly is be especially be aimed at describe in an essa}. We also need to emulate. More should follo" •orth $90 billion, and his closing the gap between the Good for Gates Plenty enl'ourage more local his example. Investing in ·ife Melinda are pledging at rates at which black, Hispanic more needs to be done. Community Technology people pays back hugl' •ast $1 billion to fund full and Native American Indian Information-poor Centers, a network of more dividends. ~uestions: Investigation wastes taxpayer tnoney ccmti1111t'd from I'll;\<' 2 They lied. The FBI and the Justice what would be the outcome of the siege. Then The government reacts to questioning in 1epartment lied. Attorney General Janet Reno a fire broke out and over 75 people burned to this way. Lie until you're c.:aught. find out what as denied knowledge of the questionable death. So Reno is saying that in the five and a the other side knows, and then admit to only ctions of the FBI during the siege. She is the half years after the tragedy, she didn't know those wrongdoings. In the meantime, while the ead of the Justice Department. She has access what all went on? Yeah, right. investigation is continuing, be C\.asive and give l whatever documents she wants to sec and And from the Dallas Morning News' half-truths and inconclusive answers until the is preposterous for her to suggest that people research files , information ~fro m the July 1995 public polls show that America is sick of the l the agency she runs kept information from congressional testimony of British government whole matter. er. It happened s ix years ago. The chemical weapons expert David Upshall about The FBI motto of "Fidelity, Bravery and ongressional investigation is more than 4 the use of non-pyrotechnic devices called 'ferret Integrity" is worthless in the face of yet another ears old. She has had enough time to find out rounds' to deliver CS teargas in Waco: 'lt is government scandal, and the validity of the •hat 'really' went down during the siege. deliberately chosen, I believe in the United director of the FBI Louis Freeh's claim from his But because the Justice Department and States of America, to replace the pyrotechnic 1998 FBI "core values" statement of, "Personal le FBI has not been truthful, the investigation device because your buildings have a very high and institutional integrity reinforce each other •ill continue. I don't know if anyone wood content. They are wood frame buildings, and are owed to the Nation in l'xchange for the :!members the siege, but not a lot of real and, therefore, in the case of pyrotechnic sacred trust and great authority conferred upon ction took place. devices, they have tended to catch fire.'" us," must be questioned. It started as Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco We all remember how fast the compound What is institutional integrity? It is not nd Firearms agents surrounded the went up in flames. The .Justice Department said only integrit) within the FBI , hut integrity when Jmpound trying to execute a search wit}, a the non-pyrotechnic rounds were used. dealing with other parts of the "institution" that ·arrant they obtained. The inhabitants of the Then they recanted this explanation and is our federal government, CVl'n if it 1s a bunch Jmpound fought the officers and a standoff said they did, after the evidence surfaced. Whal of Congressmen investigating your mistakes. nsued. For 51 days, as the two sides traded happened between these two utterances? A Next time, admit to it, pay the consequences and unfire here and there and the feds sought a multi-million dollar investigation that occupied save some sort of dignity in tlw matter and eaceful end, the nation watched, wondering Congressmen and wasted our tax dollars. millions of taxpayers' dollars. 4 September 21, 1999 -----ASMSU Exponent Scholarships: Student apathy leads to un- Bicycle: Patrol claimed endowments continued from page 1 family ties to a the military or a comes from the private sector. in your area, checking loca more student friendly particular religion. FastAID also quotes a report from businesses or organii.ations tha co11ti11ued from page 1 Making it hard for students the House Subcorrunittee on Post may offer scholarships. Plan or to find private scholarships is the Secondary Education saying one spending some time on thf Enforcement Bicycle bicycle is a loan that will be absence of a n official national third of available private funds go application. Many applicant< Association. In addition, the replaced every year or two, as database keeping track of them . unclaimed report spending 5-10 hours pe1 Many Web sites that claim officers spent many hours needed. More bicycles could There are, however, several scholarship. b eco ming be made unofficial Web sites reporting billions of private scholarships go And while there is no offici familiar with available if varied numbers on the amount of unclaimed every year also offer to national database keeping track ol the campus ------t h e private schola rship money find those hidden scholarships for private scholarships, there are interested students, usually for a and the "Personally, I think it's University unclaimed and the numbe r of several books and Web sites that students receiving that money. The fee. But according to the Federal attempt to compile the thousands bicycle. great to be able to hear P o I i c e United Scholarship Advisement Trade Commission, requiring fees of scholarships offered every year T h e w h at, s going on an d to Department bike officers decides to Web page estimated that in 1998, may amount to fraud. They warn by the private sector. will use their be more approachable. expand the $20 billion in educational funding that applying for a scholarship One example is Daniel J. bicycles as People look you in the b i c y c I e - went unclaimed. An estimate from should never require paying a fee Cassidy's The Scholarship Book, much as eye and say ' hi."' po I i c i n g the National Commission on in advance. which lists 50,000 private sector possible program. Student Financial Assistance said One of the reasons many scholarships, grants and loans. only $400 million of an estimated scholarships and endOY.'lTients go Cassidy's book is recommended while on - Matt Col/ms According $7 billion available was claimed, unclaimed is student apathy. patrol and MSU Police Ofj1cu to Rippy, by several non-profit will spend as MSU police leaving $6.6 billion unclaimed. A Journalism department scholarship-as.c;istance-programs many as six to will assess 1996 U.S. DepartmentofEducation head Steven Pasternack said that because it provides one of the, eight hours a the program study reported that almost 11 although his department advertises most comprehensive listings of day bicycling, rn good and d e te rmine its cost percent offull -time students receive itsscholarshipsanddoesagoodjob private money for students. In the weathe r. effectiveness b efore some sort of private scholarship. of trying to alert students, many book, Cassidy gives tips about According to Spain, the expanding bike patrol. FasWD, a Web-based searches generate few applicants. applying for scholarships and scholarship assistance service, When applying for a private warns students against falling reports 54 percent of financial aid scholarship, first start your search victim to scams. And sometime near the end ofthe second millenium ... the moon will turn black, the waterways will run with blood andyour computer ® might crash. FOOD STORES the E XPONENT Visit us at our web site at www.townpwnp.com Your LAY'S CHI PS ,: .. completely Y2K compliant news scource. THIS YEAR A LOT OFCOLLEGE SENIORS WILL BE GRADUATING INTO DEBT. Cnder the Army's Loan Repayment pro gram, you could get out from under with a three-year enlistment. 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Using a support Oct.1 Young said the lure of Media and Theatre Arts will The Center of Online group system to help addicts, Paris Gibson Square the Internet lies in its present "Picasso at the Lapin Addiction offers these tips these resources can help Museum of Art presents "The opportunities for stimulating Agile," Steve Martin's first full for beating online addiction addicts find and help each Art of Wme II", a wine-tasting companionship, especially length play, at the SUB Theatre before you have to go to a "beat" their obsession. There event, at Paris Gibson Square in for college freshmen who at 8 p.m. during the first three counselor: are even counselors who talk Great Falls from 5:30 to 8:30 may be missing that in real weeks in October. life. · If the Internet is what to addicts online, urging p.m. For more information call "In several cases, you crave after getting out of them to deal with their the Paris Gibson Square Oct12 Ureshmen] are most class, try doing something offline lives. Museum of Art at 727-8255. A Lewis and Clark vulnerable due to the abrupt different before going into The website for The Oct2 Community Planning cyberspace. Go to the Center of On-Line adjustment of being away A workshop to facilitate Workshop will be held at the cafeteria with some friends Addiction at is a great rom home for the first time commwl.ication between parent Laurel Public Library from 1 to or try studying in the library online source for and the ease at making and son entitled "Growing Up 5 p.m. For more information for an hour before checking information on 'Net riends online." Male" will be held at the Bridger contact Travel Montana's your e-mail. addiction. The site offers Young said these Clinic from 9 a.m. to noon. To Victor Bjornberg at 444-4366. · Time yourself by information for "cyber college students never fully register or for more information, setting a watch alarm. widows," victims of spousal ·ntegrate with the rest of the contact a Health Educator at Because Internet users tend online addiction, and gives No dates campus; they remain Bridger Clinic at 587-o68i. ·solated with their computer. to Jose track of time, online explanations of various Other aspects of addicts can benefit from types of cyber addictions as OctB-10 A Bulimia support group Internet addiction include having their time monitored well as giving real-life A full range ofeducational designed to explore, online gambling and stock for them. contacts for people looking and entertaining activities for understand, and support the trading that have the Ironically, on line for help. 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September 21, 1999 7 Your Source for Ali, Activities, Concerts, Lectures, People, Shows and Reviews Bohemian folk musician Greg Brown delights ordinary and brilliant at the Michelle Tokarski same time; they touch on ExJJonent Managing Editor themes that resonate through the 20th Century American Greg Brown's charm experience, from economic could melt a glacier. Part hardship to fishing, love, hillbilly, part bohemian, the death, aging, and even coffee. soft-spoken cult hero of Each line is practically modern folk music treated bursting with wit and the near-capacity crowd at intelligence, leaving the the Emerson Auditorium to audience smiling and nearly two hours of the songs nodding in recognition of the that have ea 1_1;.d 11 the emotions expressed in his adoration of fans across the songs. generations. Brown started out the With his unruly hair, concert with the crowd scruffy beard, tattered jeans pleaser, "Little Me," a song and tee-shirt and trademark about his infatuation with a sunglasses, Brown looked woman that is so severe that like the kind of man who he wishes he had a "Little might scar e me if I You" to carry around with encountered him in a him when they can't be Greyhound bus station. His together. gentle stage demeanor and Continuing along the playful love songs provided flirtatious vein, be played Photo by an interesting contrast to his "Coffee," which is arguably Sol Leonard appearance, howeve , and by the most endearing of all of the end of the concPrt ~ fr,, nd his love songs. His guitar Folk musician myself all the more sounded like a percolator as Greg Brown gives enchanted by his music. he half sang and half recited an intimate Brown is everything the lines designed to get his performance at the you could ask for in a folk Emerson Cultural musician; his songs are Brown see page 9 __;:....il.....:a..:....:~~__J Center last Friday Blink 182 album Seattle funk trio plays Zebra pianist, Dara Quinn, the floor became PJDelHomme engulfed in bodies movin' and groovin' to a lacks maturity Exponent Writer fine example of the new face of jazz. Quinn said this kind of "feeding energy" from a increased Blink 182's success crowd is what the band needs to really get Ashley Brodie before the music was even Can you say improvisation? There, I into it. And get into it they did. Exponent co Revtewer considered. Their super-fast, knew you could. Saturday evening at the Paul Kemmish, the band's bassist, put on speed- addict tunes generate Zebra Lounge, 'Rockin' Teenage Combo' a show even the late Charles Mingus would Immaturity equals as much energy as a jolt from performed a bit of funked up jazz magic for success, a rule to live by for have been proud of. Describing the band's a finger in the ol' light socket, all those willing to listen. the pop-punk band Blink 182. style, Kemmish said, "We do a lot of but one a more pleasurable This Seattle based trio travels the West Bmu improvisation and turning on a dime sort of level. Coast bringing the sounds ofjazz to the masses. thing." of the .------.. Amazingly Having played in Missoula the night before, This improvisation really paid off when Will Stat e, enough, they were more than willing to mesmerize Dowd, the group's newfound drummer of only Blink182's their ever Bozeman. two gigs, kept things lively and spontaneous. As n e w so-mature, album , As the band began to warm up, bodies slowly he kept pace with Quin and Kamusky, a rather lyrical creeped onto the checkered floor of the Zebra. delivers narratives With a little encouragement from the band's see Magic page 10 the words are what that the make the rreµhmrt group so u m a l e insatiable. An Ideal Husband" featured at BFF thrives on. T h e ~ group Victoria O'Donnell same title, the film's narrative crosses the a n d treacherous minefield of politics, betrayal, "Dysentery ..______J irlce$antly BFF Fiim Review bellows mistaken identities, and romance. Of course, Gary," just a few song titles on outtainted, forbidden words because Wilde wrote it, it also contains a fair the band's new album, set the pertaining to bodily functions The Bozeman Film Festival amount of barbed social commentary that tone for what's to come. and other crudities like offers us the simple, undeniable echoes concerns of OQr own time. Some of the Blink i82 tends to paint " ... green eyes and long blond pleasure of watching movies like film's better lines: "In the old days, we had the an immature picture of hair, she wont be wearing An Ideal Husband where rack. Now we have the press." "Scandals used wishful thinking, in which the underwear, ... he's a player, dialogue, performances, and to lend charm or inte rest to a man. Nowadays end result is fun. Porn-star diarrhea giver, ... I need a girl story construction combine to they crush him." And "To love oneself is the Janine adorns the album that I can train." Not only do perfect the experience. An Ideal beginning of a lifelong romance." cover, posed as the enema Husbandhas been described as The film tells an extortionate tale with nurse, which probably See Immature page 10 "one of 1999's least-publicized twists and turns that are surprisingly easy to cinematic treasures." Adapted from Oscar Wilde's play of the see Husband page 9 ASMSU Exponent ____ September 21, 1999 9 usband: Film offers great plot twists The life and times of Bozeman continued from page 7 emmigrant show true grit Bow: Set in the 19th century, Northam, whose brilliant "When it comes to characters and willingly beaded for the • e film begins with Lord Arthur performance we saw two weeks trading quips, pregnant phrases, Ashley Brodie hills. ring (in a remarkably funny ago in The Winslow .Boy), the and double entendres, there EQ1nem Writer "I love it, I do. It isn't rlormance by Rupert Everett, "ideal husband" and politician of hasn't been a better movie all what I had planned, but I am ho shined in My Best Fn'end's impeccable reputation, and his year." An Ideal Husband is an enjoying it It is definitely a edding), described by his wife (Cate Blanchett) who is irresistible concoction of The lives of those "live learning experience, to say iends as "the idlest man in devoted to him. Chiltern is dialogue, set design, top-notch by the seat of your pants" the least," Silveri! said in l'.>ndon." His favorite pastimes blackmailed by Laura Cheveley acting, and a plot littered with kind of guys always seem the response to roughing it in the reengaginginslothfulactivities, (Julianne Moore), who knows a Machiavellian twists. It can be most interesting, as is the wilderness. "It's my first time irting with Mabel Chiltern secret about his past and wants seen at the Rialto Monday case of Brian Silveril. homesteading," Silveri! Minnie Driver), and avoiding him to support a scheme in through Thursday, September A month ago, Silveri! chuckled. "My mom is not too 1 arriage. He avoids discussing Parliament, which goes against 20-23. BFF memberships and and his three dogs migrated happy. ..I wouldn't have told 1. •ous subjects, asserting, "I love his beliefs and moral fiber. schedules are available for $25 from Fort Collins, Colo. to her, but she asked for my king about nothing. It's the The acting is so good and for the year at the Rialto box Bozeman "for the outdoors, phone number, "he added Jy thing I know anything thescreenplaykeepsthedialogue office, the Visual the mountains and the lightheartedly. ut." HisclosestfriendsareSir at such a high level throughout CommunicationsBuildingonthe seclusion." The avid camper isn't obert Chiltern (Jeremy the film that one critic said, MSU campus, and Video Rodeo. He miraculously landed quite sure how long he will be I a job and company truck in a seemingly permanent 'rown: Musician masters craft of storytelling one fell swoop. However, woodland dweller, but be continued from page 7 finding a home became a doesn't miss anything. "It challenge due to the goes to show you don't need ng-time lover to wake up in the specifically of the people who theme that certainly hit home ownership ofhis two beautiful it." Despite the potentially orning, luring her out of sleep "look like everything stuck to to many of the locals in Alaskan malamutes-Mikasa high theft risk, he thinks that ith a cup of coffee, "even them the last time they walked attendance. and his daughter Shitaka- everyone should try living in ough I'm kind of an Earl Grey through L.L. Bean.~ Each song told a story, ~-" 'y str n·,,:ned the wilderness. Besides pe myself... If you C\..u.d ·t.st On a more serious note, and each story was strung Jt1d<, whom <:;iJven id up having no "Tent, no t up now, and just open your "Boomtown" was a biting together with poignant along the v. middleman and no landlord, ft eye. It's all downhill from commentary on tourist towns lyrics, in sightful musings Whe1 <)ilve1 rea ·ed what more could one want? ere... " and the dichotomy of rich and and swe et melodies that that findin0 hon ' not "People get too wrapped up in Brown struck a chord with poor neighborhoods that are could ta p into the sappy going to be me of his their 9 to 5 jobs and lose sight e audience when he talked created by the wealthy sentimentalist in all of us. It reality, he J t shruf>bed his of what life is really about," 1out his love for fly fishing and newcomers and the locals' is a rare gift, and a welcome shCJulders threw his s distaste for the trendiness of inability to afford the addendum to the live music belongings a storage unit, See Rainbow page 10 e sport, complaining heightened cost of living-a scene in Bozem an m Student > With l.hc Travel Station's new self- booking softvvarc you have the free TOP TEN REASONS TO HAVE YOUR TEETH dom to book your own lravel - 24 hours a day, 7 dnys a week - with the CLEANED AT THE confidence and strength of a full -scn~ce agency behind you. MSU DENTAL CLINIC!! 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His visits have before the gathering, while lodging in their old perverseness, but also their thing to make them one of the included an older woman who volunteered to school bus, named "the deep down dirty, dirty, ability to relate to younger most popular pop-punk occasionally check on his dogs while he was at phunk." people with songs such as bands of the year by the end work, a woman who offered him shelter in the her The rainbow people make their home in the "The Party Song,~ "Going of 1998 among younger backyard teepee complete with a fire ring, and the woods, as Silveri] had to do. "I would rather live Away to College,'" and the generations. While the rainbow people. in a tent than in a house without my dogs, to be extremely popular radio hit parental units probably won't Who exactly are the rainbow people? They perfectly honest," said Silveri! after being turned "What's my age again?" love Enema of the State, share Brian's "less is more" philosophy, while down by every property owner he encountered in The album includes younger generations almost living off the fat of the land. Becoming legendary the Bozeman area. He bathes and swims in the CD-ROM capabilities to play worship it, as the album over the years, they are friendly, nomadic people, creek and reservoir. Here, he has all the basics. with. Made up of bassist, captures the essence of raging from every possible corner of the planet, who own Well, most of the basics. vocalist Mark Hoppus, hormones and perverse nothing, but share everything. They knit, sew, "I knew I needed to be by water, by the road guitarist, vocalist Tom tendencies. Here, where only sing, play, compose drum circles and travel while since 1 don't have 4-wheel drive, and close enough Delonge, and drummer boy horn-ball antics dwell, a fun picking up others who want to join the family, for commuting," Silveri! said. Travis Barker, Blink 182's escape from reality exists. according to Silveri!. They meet together in The weather is soon changing, and the different parts of the country for Rainbow cold is already upon him, especially at 5 a.m., Gatherings, where they feed and warm everyone but what does one do? Don't forget to see KGLT's with donated food and blankets, hold workshops, "Grin and bear it," said Silveri!. Live Wire concerts every, trade goods, and most of all welcome and love Unlike the rainbow people, Silveri! plans everyone, especially strangers. to stick around. "I am not a quitter," Silveri] Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Leigh · Currently in Montana for the Rainbow stated on the issue of being discouraged. Lounge. This week's live Gathering, the family will soon head south. "I said I was going to be here, well here I band: Silveri! encountered the rainbow people am. I am left with a sour taste in my mouth, when he picked up a few of them hitchhiking, and but Bozeman is beautiful." Magic: Seattle trio turn Zebra into funk temple s • x h continued from page 7 1 t unexpected surprise sprang from the floors of the Rockin' Teenage Combo has two CDs Zebra. Ben Klein, a recent transplant to available. "Mr. Birdy's Fryday" and "Songs Bozeman (three days), transformed the trio from the Smokin' Section" are out on Endless from Seattle into a quartet from the Records. They are currently working on unknown. Klein has played with all three another studio album as well as a live album members of the band at one time or another from various West Coast shows. 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[ate game comeback falls short against Mustangs Ian Costello Exponent Sports Editor One might think, if they tuned into the game late, that the 1999 Montana State Bobcats fell one on-side kick recovery and a hail-mary touchdown pass short of being the first Bobcat football team to start the season 3-0 since the 1984 National Championship team. One might think that, yes. But for a fan to think that, he or she would have to disregard the prior 50 minutes ofthe game where the Cal Poly Mustangs ran haphazard over the Montana State defense and held a 40-22 lead with just over two minutes to play in the ga .ana State o the end "This goes to 31 seconds un a Kasey show that touchdown we are never pass to Brandon Vancleevc, and added going to give the two-point conversion. An on up. We have side kick recovery and a 59-yard pass from the mindset Harte to Jake Boyer of it's not brought the 'Cats with"n striking over till it is dist 1ce wlth seven sec< ds to play, but over. " .Jhoto by ;!lowing on-side -MSU \V1de reccwt'r ayThane KILK attempt fell into Cl11r Hobbs Mustang hands where it stayed until the final 'vlontana State gun, one play later. wide receiver "This goes to show that we are never going Ship Hobbs to give up," said MSU standout receiver Chip 'ooks over his Hobbs. "We have the mindset of it's not over till it is over." ;houlder to catch Hobbs, who had seen limited chances prior 2 pass, only to to the Cal Poly game saw his numbers balloon on 'ind an 11 catches for 169 yards to lead the Bobcats. unidentified Although the comeback fell short against the Chadron State Mustangs, the Bobcats were put in a position of defender in his coming from behind after surrendering numerous way. see Ouch page 12 Lady 'Cats grab second in Diet Coke Classic enni Roche match I've seen from two outside hitters over an entire match since I've been at MSU," Gantt said. :XUonent SoonsWrit er "I was really pleased with our patience, especially in serve-receive and defensively." It was an exciting Saturday afternoon for There were many contributors to the MSU he Lady 'Cats as their journey to the University win over Denver, however senior setter Brooke 1f Minnesota Diet Coke Classic left them with a Olsen stood out with 58 assists and nine digs. econd place victory. The Montana State Senior middle blocker Cori Carper also stepped lolleyball team downed Navy, 15-2, 15-7, 15-11 up to help the Lady 'Cats win with i6 kills, 8 digs, md swept the University of Denver, 17-15, 15-6, and three blocks. 5-4 Saturday after dropping the tournament Photo by "We rebounded very well from our loss to Jay Thane lpening match to Minnesota on Friday. Minnesota on Friday," Gantt said. 'Tm pleased In the match against Denver, the Bobcats with the way we're playing and the patience we vere led once again with the exceptional are starting to show." l'llindy mtside hitting skills from Stephanie Laya and In the earlier match on Saturday, Laya and Nowak goes Ceri Lister. Lister, a freshman-redshirt from Carper both added nine kills lo lead the Lady upfora kill ~ozeman added 20 kills and 8 digs with a -410 Bobcats in their three-game sweep over Navy. against two titting percentage. MSU out-served the Midshipmen 13 to three with Villano-i1a "Steph (Laya) and Kari (Lister) did and freshman defensive specialist adding a season drfe mlas i 11 ·xcellentjob producing the right shots al the right high of six aces. the ime," said MSU head coach Dave Gantt. Laya, a Olsen and Laya were named to the Diet Championship i-foot-10 junior from Ranchester, Wyo. , led the Coke Classic all -tournament team. cam with 21 digs, hit .432, and added 14 kills. This week the Bobcats will travel to Weber game ofthe "In tenns of tandem, I thought this is the best State and Idaho State to open league play. Holiday lm1 ------'------''------' Classic. 12 September 21, 1999 ASMSU Exponent p h b k MSU h I d Exponent Sports Briefs rug rea s SC 00 recor Sosa stands at 61 Hillary Prugh fired a third-round 72, an even MSU individual results and team standings: TOP 10 TEAM RESULTS (of16): 1) UTEP par round and the best in school history, to pace CH ICAGO (AP) - Sammy Sosa has used his home-run ho 1 Montana State to a ninth-place finish at the BYU 915; 2) Cal 929; 3) BYU 934; 4) Hawaii 939; 5) 61 times so far, bouncing out of the batter's box, following the fligJ-; Invitational on Tuesday. Washington State 947; 6) San Francisco 951; of another ball as it sails over a fence and then stutter-steppin Prugh's 72 at the par 72 Hobble Creek Golf 7) San Diego State 955; 8) Weber State 959; 9) his way around the bases. Course in Springville, Utah, was the first par Montana State 970; 10) Sam Houston 1011. The style is all his. And now he has a record all to himself a round ever fired by a Bobcat golfer. INDIVIDUALS (final places not well - the fi rst man to reach 60 homers twice. '"Hillary really played well," said MSU coach available): Shannon McDonald 81-81-76/ 238; 'Tm sure he's not done for the year," Milwaukee pitcher Jaso 1 Dan Davies. "I'm really pleased with how we Lyndsie Jensen 76-84-80/ 240; HiJlary Prugh Bere said Saturday after surrendering No. 60. 88-84-72/244; Kristin Wilson 85-79-85/249; played as a team. Shannon (McDonald) and On the heels of his 66-homer season a year ago when he lo~ Lyndsie (Jensen) also played very well." Afton Steffanich 265. to Mark McGwire by fo ur in baseball's epic home run derby, Sos ' hasn't let up. Tarnished gold at Notre Datne McGwire pounds out 2 who began that job while a undisclosed reasons earlier this By Malcolm Moran student at the university, wrote week, has denied the allegation ST. LOUIS (AP) - Mark McGwire hit his 57th and 58th horn runs in consecutive at-bats Sunday, pulling three behind majo 1 Knight-Ridder Newspapers a paper for a former student that he is the athlete. league leader Sammy Sosa. athlete." University officials have After striking out in the first, McGwire hit a 1-2 fastbaJI fron SOUTH BEND, Ind. - The The statement said the one asked the NCAA Committee on Houston Astros right-hander Chris Holt in the fourth, a two-ru1 resolution of Notre Dame's athlete involved was no longer Infractions to delay its final shot that put the St. Louis Cardinals ahead 2-1. admitted violation of NCAA enrolled at Notre Dame and the report to allow the university to McGwire cleared the bullpen in left center on Holt's first pi tel rules may have grown more tutor had been discharged. review the new information. The of the sixth, a drive estimated at 423 feet that again gave th1 complex Friday when the There was no indication of the request to delay the decision in Cardinals the lead at 3-2. university acknowledged the sport or the sex of the athlete the Dunbar case is seen as a McGwire has three homers in three games, including a gram, possibility that a former athlete involved. The latest aJlegation means of allowing the slam on Friday night, and 515 for his career. This was his nintl 1 committed academic fraud. apparently is unrelated to the committee to determine if it multi-homer game of the season and the 62nd of his career, tyin11 Confirmation of this latest gifts provided to former football wants to incorporate the new him Hank Aaron for third on the career list. potential violation of NCAA players by convicted embezzler information in its decision. McGwire also has 500 home runs as a first baseman rules, one of two the university Kim Dunbar. When the court case extending his record. disclosed Friday, could become Notre Dame's statement stemming from the age McGwire has 128 homers the last two years, one more thar · the most serious blow to an added that the NCAA also was discrimination charge brought Sosa over the same period. That number also ties his two-seasor already damaged institutional informed of a possible "misuse by former assistant football reputation. of complimentary tickets and coach Joe Moore exposed record set in 1997 and '98. In a three-paragraph receipt of extra benefits" by an details embarrassing to the statement, the university said it athlete. Former reserve school, Notre Dame officials Senate investigating drug abuse in NFL had "reported to the NCAA an quarterback Eric Chappell, who see Tarnished page 13 allegation that a part-time tutor, was dismissed from the team for NEW YORK (AP)-The chairman of the Senate's Caucus or. 1 International Narcotics Control reportedly has begun an inquil) 1 into how the NFL handled the cases of i6 players who failed drug 1 Ouch: 'Cats suffer first loss of season tests in 1995. continued from page 11 The New York Times reported Sunday that U.S. Sen. Charle~ Grassley, R-Iowa, has requested a copy of a videotape made at an 1 big plays for the majority of the game. Vancleeve, a freshman from Billings, NFL Players Association meeting four years ago. During that l Mustang running-back Craig Young matched Hobbs performance in a break-out meeting, Doug Allen, the union's assistant executive director, said 1 demolished the Bobcat defense rushing for 191 game for Montana State scoring two a number of players were not punished for violating the league's yards, 117 in the first half and two touchdowns. touchdowns catching passes out of the substance abuse policy. The performance of quarterback Andy backfield. According to the Times, Grassley sent a letter to Jepson was solid as he passed for i36 yards Montana State will return to the road this Sportsolution, which shot the videotapes, saying: and added three touchdowns, one through the weekend to open their 1999 Big Sky "How the United States deals with drug abuse and r air and two on the ground, for the Mustangs Conference schedule as they travel to addiction domestically reflects on our efforts and credibility in 1 who grabbed their first win of the season Sacramento to play Cal State Sacramento on the international arena. No group - especiaJly one ""'1th such · against Montana State. Saturday. high visibility as the players of the National Football League - Cal Poly also added five plays from the The game in Sacramento is the last should be allowed to hide drug use behind negotiations or scrimmage line longer than 25 yards. 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Office of Community Development .,.,.,,_ Line up at 9 :ooam at994-6902 Applications are availible in SUB 281, Ask-Us, and the Alumni Office Deadline October 1, 1999 ASMSU Leadership Institute presents.... Grady Jim Robinson ASMSU Day Care School Grady Jim comes to MSU with Put your name on a babysitting list over twenty years of experience in the world of entertaining au to do child care in the evenings or diences with his unique blend of on weekends. humor, soul, and substance! Call ASMSU Day Care School at September 30 @ 7 pm 994-4370 Sub Ballrooms WANT TO GET INTO SHAPE WHILE HAVING FUN??? Then ASMSU Intramural AEROBICS is for you. We offer the hottest in workout trends: •Cardio Kickboxing •Jump-n-Jab • Interval Training •Basic Training U £omin •Body Sculpting •Step •Tennis Singles Tpu nament on Intramural Courts, •Hi-Low Combo •Earloy Bird Aerobics Monday September 27th •Quick Fit Water Aerobics •Aqua Aerobics •Folf (Frisbee Golf) Tournament at Lindley Park Cost $10.00 per Semester Wednesday, September 25th Purchase Pass at lntramurals Office, 202 Shroyer Gym Sign-upat202ShroyerGym, September21-23. Brinq Student 1.0. Card Ca/1994-5000 for more info. Events are open to students, faculty and staffand Open to Students with Aerobic Passes, are FREE! T-Shirts to winners Individuals holding a Facility-Use Pass or Call 994-5000 for more information. Wellness Pass