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) message boards, breaking news, archive search, photo sltdsshuws & weather Health insurance survey to determine students' knowledge vided link and take the survey. dents have never been polled According to Hendrickson, BY ARNDRLL POST ing, "Make your voice count for Students will spend about five to determine their satisfaction about 5,000 students are enrolled News Editor Student Health Insurance." minutes filling out information. A Jason Hendrickson, the College with state mandated coverage," in SHIP. "It's time for them to speak up. link will be provided at the end of Recently, a survey was sent out of Arts and Sciences student rep- Hendrickson said. This is their opportunity to give the survey taking students to the to approximately 1,000 students resentative of the Health and Hendrickson and fellow SHIP their opinion." Boise State SHIP Web site to an- enrolled in Boise State's Student Wellness advisory board, isspear- student representative Pat The survey will be anonymous, swer questions about SHIP. Health Insurance Plan (SHIP). heading the project. Branson developed an objective and students enrolled in SHIP After the data has been col- The survey asks students a Hendrickson said he had a survey to determine the level of will be randomly chosen. lected, it will be assessed and series of questions about their chance to join the advisory board _satisfaction and knowledge stu- Inside the e-mail will be a brief presented to the advisory board. knowledge and level of satisfac- last fall and found that students dents have in SHIP. explanation of the survey's intent Hendrickson said the survey is tion in SHIP. Students have 7-10 were confused about their health Hendrickson and Branson en- and instructions on how to take only one aspect in the scope of days to complete the survey. coverage. listed the help of health care pro- the survey, Hendrickson said. student insurance. The survey was sent out "I did some research and de- fessionals and survey specialists Students then click on the pro- Tuesday to students' Bronco web termined that Boise State stu- to make the survey. Famed lawyer e-mail with the subject head- Johnnie Cochran, 67,1;;;;;;;;======;;;;======dies of brain tumor Checking BY MICHELLE CRAUSD the balance New York Dell~ News SANTAMARIA,Calif. - Johnnie of funding Cochran, who led the "Dream Team" of lawyers that helped get BY DUSTIN LRPARY News writer 0./. Simpson acquitted and cham- pioned both celebrity clients and The 2004-05 ASBSU Senate, in police abuse victims from coast its final meeting this last Tuesday, to coast, died Tuesday of an inop- March 29, 2005,' in the Student erable brain tumor. Union Forum, focused on one fu- Cochran, 67, had been quietly ture project, an audit of BSU ex- , battling the disease since early' penditures. 2004 and was with his wife, Dale BSU Vice President of Finance Mason, and sisters at his home Stacy Pearson addressed the in the Loz Feliz section of Los Senate concerning Senate Angeles when he died. Resolution 2005-30, which asked "He passed peacefully," said the Idaho State Legislature's Office Pastor William Epps of the Second of Performance and Evaluation to Baptist Church, to which Cochran review the finances, expressly the belonged. "He was a warm-heart- expenditures of BSU and to look ed, loving, and spiritual person. for inefficiencies and to issue a We will all miss him very much:' public report of the findings. Towin an acquittal for Simpson, The report will be done by legis- Cochran coined the now famous lators and will not cost the ASBSU phrase, "If it doesn't fit, you must any money. The review could find acquit." And Tuesday night; places where the university could Cochran's most famous client also save money and would hence, weighed in with condolences. not have to ask students for such "Iloved him as a good Christian' an enlarged amount of fees every man," Simpson told CNN. "I look year. at Johnnie as a great Christian. I Pearson asked the Senate what it knew him as that. He was a great wanted from the administration, guy:' since all requests of information Cochran began his rise to fame had been supplied and the budget in the turbulent 1960s, when he , ' PHOTO COUlITESY OF NEW YORK DAILY NEWS and expenditures of BSU are pub- represented the widow of a black AnneApplebaum,authorandPulttzter PrizeWinner,givesa lectureonher book,Gulag:AHtstorvon Mondaynightin theJordanBallroom. lic record and easily attainable by man wrongfully shot by cops in the senators. 1966after the Watts riots. "That information is definitely But it was defending Simpson available for anyone who wants to against charges he killed his ex- look at it," ASBSU Vice President wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and Jim Wolfe said. her friend..Ronald Goldman in Pearson also ensured the Senate 1994 that turned Cochran into that the university is constantly test from society, and how those Applebaum said. According to a legal superstar - and a hero to BY 14R AI RNA B E K K E A looking for inefficiencies and rem- events now affect modern-day her, these camps were spread many African-Americans. ReSIstent News Editor edies them to save the students at out over hundreds of miles and I, To save Simpson, Cochran Russia and the rest of the world. BSUmoney. I "I don't want to claim thatin the prisoners were peasants and :! practically put the LAPD on trial Monday evening became a "We really want to work with , I' writing a narrative history of the workers, never anyone in the up- I. and launched a racl!tlly charged night of remembrance of Russia's you the best we can to reduce the per class. About 18million people ", I'' defense that was as controversial troubled past as Pulitzer Prize Soviet Gulag system that I have costs," Sen. Tim Flaherty said. ., I discovered a new topic that has passed through the camps be- as it was successful. winner Anne Applebaum spoke tween 1929 and 1953 (the year of "(The state is) going to reduce 1 His detractors said he unfairly at Boise State's Student Union never been touched on before," our funding and that burden is Applebaum said. She noted the Stalin's death), Applebaum said. "played the race card" by sug- Jordan Ballroom on the Soviet going to be placed on our backs. difference in her ability to accu- "It is no longer possible to argue, gesting that former Detective Union camps that imprisoned as some Western and Russian his- We aren't against paying our fair Mark Fuhrman, who was caught millions of people during Stalin's ratelv recount what happened in share. We are concerned about the camps was the availability torians have done, that the camps on tape using the n-word. framed regime. Applebaum, who won the when that share becomes an un-' Of archives that included letters, were known only to a small por- Simpson. But the smooth-talking, 2004 pulitzer Prize for non-fiction tion of the population:' equal amount:' sharply dressed, Louisiana-born for her book, "Gulag: A History," memoirs, and financial accounts. The State Legislature has been "Thanks to archives, we now Applebaum said that archives lawyer also proved adept at tak- was the keynote speaker for Boise also helped uncover the motiva- lowering its funding for higher ed- ing advantage of prosecutors' er- State's Women's History Month k~ow that there were in the Soviet ucation. The cost for students and- Union at least 476 different camp tions Stalin had for expanding rors. celebration. She focused on how ing college is going up. Students systems, each one made up' of the camps in 1929. According to In the most memorable moment people in the Soviet Union were her, Stalin created these camps of the trial, Cochran pounced on, labeled, imprisoned and died in hundreds and sometimes even, See Rpplebeum [page 3} See Fulldmg [paqa3} thousands of individual camps," to increase the Soviet Union's See Cochran [paqe 31 themillions with little or no pro-

, \ Problem of binge drinking starts' '!' not in college,.but in community AlcoholTeamLeaderinthcCDC'slems on college campuses and binge drinking rates, BY LUCY KRFRNOU National Center for Chronic in their broader populations as such as California, Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service Disease Prevention and Health well." ' . Idaho, New Mexico, • Promotion. The, study, published in the and Georgia. Happy The recent St. Patrick's Day hol- "It's been widely reported that March 2005 issue ofthe American hour restrictions iday may have encouraged bend- binge drinking is a very common Journal of Public Health, found have been put in ers across campuses in every problem on coliege campuses," the rate of binge drinking among place by 22, states, state, but a new study shows that Brewer said. "It's also' quite a college students to be 32 percent while other states a college's location can actually common problem in the general lower in the states with the low- restrict open con- influence binge-drinking rates. population ...and what motivated est rates of adult binge drinking, tatners, beer sold A recent study by the Harvard our study was to look at the rela- compared to those with the high- in pitchers, or ad- School of Public Health and the tionship between these rates:' .est. The study also found student vertising of alcohol. Centers for Disease Control and "What we discovered is that binge drinking rates tube Sl per- (Alcohol-related Prevention found that state laws a student who goes to school in cent lower in seven states that had laws broken down by and policies related to alcohol- a state with fewer adult binge four or more laws that target high state can be found on ic consumption as well as adult . drinkers is less likely to be a binge .volume sales of alcohol. the Mothers Against binge-drinking rates influence drinker," said TobenF. Nelson Most states have enacted a va- Drunk Driving Web student drinking patterns. of the Harvard School of Public rie'Y:of la~s ~hat seek to limit ex- site, www.madd; Ii.recentstudyloundsjatelaws andpollctesrelatedtoalcoholtc "Binge drinking is typically de- Health College Alcohol Study. cessive drinking, For example, all org.) consumpUoDlnlluncastudentdrlnklngpatterns. .: fined as five or more drinks on "The good news is .t~at, if more states make drivin? with a blood For' ex?mple, of binge drinking. 'Conversely, , ' ',It's no surpi-ise thatstate laws one occasion for a man and four st~tes and c~mmumtles take. rel- alcohol con~entration at or ~~ove, Ge?r~la, w,h~chhas the ab~ve re- Wisconsin, which has the highest that seek to limit consumption or more for a woman, and is re- atlvely straightforward actions .08percent Illegal. Asanaddition- stricttons WIththe ex~eption of rateofadult binge drinking, ilia , ' sponsible for over half of the al- _ such as enacting laws that dis- ?l me~sure,23 st~tes req~e reg- happy hour, has the ~Ighth low- .has the,secorid highest rate of stu- cohol" attributed deaths in the courage high volume sales - they tstranon of kegs, mc1uding sever- est adult rate of dnnking and dent binge drinldng, accordlng to U.S.," said Dr. Robert D. Brewer. could see fewer drinking prob- alstates fou~dto ha,ve the lowest the fourth lowest student rate the study. ' ' one of thes{udY·saut!t9ts.3.pd ,

),] local/bsu . net.renal local/bsu world, ' nat.ronal equipment also has backup sensors to Chinese-born visiting prevent a gate from coming down on a stand to describe how the singer alleg-:: come the autopsy. But the rare agreement did little to vehicle. edly groped him and then paid him to "We appreciate the investment our Massive quake shakes - ease the bitterness between Michael artist to present slide be quiet. The boy's mother, a former customers make in the parking depart- Schiavo and his in-laws in this Interne- Indonesia,but no killer ment, and we are pleased to present Jackson maid, will also testify. tionally watched, right-to-die battle. lecture The jury will also hear from the moth- tsunami develops Terri Schiavo's father, his voice weary our stakeholders with a project that im- er of a second boy who was paid $20 mil- Artist Xiaoze Xie wiII present a lec- and face haggard, continued Monday proves service and reduces our costs," lion in 1993 to quash a lawsuit, although ture at 7 p.m, tonight in the Boise State WASHINGTON - The pressure was making anguished pleas for someone, said Eveiett. "We will continue to look the boy himself has refused to testify. University Student Union Building building deep underground in the anyone, to restore the feeding tube that for projects that utilize technology for District Attorney Tom Sneddon said Hatch Ballroom A. The presentation is Indian Ocean off the coast oflndonesia, has sustained his daughter for 15 years. service enhancements and cost savings. Jackson's inappropriate activities with free. and scientists knew disaster could be The tube was disconnected March 18, We understand that with any change these boys included kissing, hugging, Xie also will be available to meet with coming. They warned of a potential under a court order won by her husband, there is a learning process, and we ask and slipping his hands into their pants. art students for studio critiques. earthquake that could trigger the second who convinced the courts that his wife people to be patient as we work out any The tactic hoids some risks to the pros- Xie was born and raised in China. catastrophic tsunami in three months. never wanted to be kept alive by artifi- bugs in our system." ecutor's case as well, since three of the He investigates the relationships be- So on Monday, when a massive 8.7- cial means. Her parents vehemently dis- tween history, media, time, and culture magnitude quake shook the region, just fiy~,~oys,act?rMa~aulayCulkin, Britney agree, rejecting her diagnosis of being in VSBlooking for coordinators for 2005- Spears'.chclteQgraphet Wade Robson, through paintings, photos, videos, and . a:~'if\vas forecast 10;qo tW~':i~eks ago, a persistent vegetative state. They insist 200G school year and an Australian named Brett Barnes, installations. Art critic Eleanor Hartney , the world waited for yet another- killer she communicates with them and could says that Xie's recent work is "a kind of have all repeatedly denied Jackson ever The Volunteer Services Board (VSB) tsunami." . ' ' .' , recover with proper rehabilitation. modern-day history painting which in- molested them is hiring coordinators for the 2005-200G But by theendoftheday,it hadn't rna- corporates both our longing for certain- "what happened today will turn this school year. Positions offered include terlallzed: ,:' .' : ty and our doubts about its credibility." , case .... Things will'ne,ver be the same," Assistant Director, Environmental People fled the ~oa~t andsoughthigh- Xie'swork has appeared at many places said legal analyst Ann Bremner. She pre- Coordinator, Health care Coordinator , er ground, as they should have. And sci- in the United States and abroad, includ- entists gazed at readirigsfromthe few dicted a series of"mini~trials" on each of and more. Pick up an application at the the fiveboys that will add months to the Boise State hosts third ing the Otis College of Art and Design in tide gauges in the Indian Ocean region. Los Angeles, the University of Michigan, Student Activities Desk for more infor- They found a small tsunami on two re- case. annual Canada Week mation or call at 426-1223. Jackson's lead lawyer, Tom Mesereau, the Edinboro University of Pennsylvania mote islands, but nothing more. (where he was featured in a two-person Hours passed and the all-engulfing said the defense will have a "field day" April 4-7 ripping apart the 'witnesses, some of exhibition along with George Segall. waves that once killed hundreds otthou- and the Shantou Painting Institute in sands of people never seemed to appear. whom have sold their stories to tabloids Boise State University wiII host its or been caught lying in past lawsuits third annual weeklong celebration of Guangdong, China. Xie's work also has Hundreds of people did die; none- appeared at the Boise Art Museum, theless, but most perished from dam- with the pop star. the Idaho-Canada relationship April 4- When you steal a truck, 7. Most events are free and open to the and he wiII be featured there as part of age"produced by the quaking ground. a group exhibition in December. Xie ·public. Based on an early analysis, Monday's Michael Schiavo plans now teaches at Bucknell University in take off quake was tied for the seventh strongest The United States and Canada share Lewistown, Pa. earthquake ever registered since mod- autopsy; parents plead to the longest undefended border in the A man went to the police station in La ern measuring devices began recording world (5,500 miles). The Ambassador Quinta, Calif., to report that his truck Bridge, which connects Detroh and earthquakes. have tube restored Improvements made to had been stolen. While he was inside, tie Scientists caution that failing to find Windsor, ontario. carries more trade looked out the window and saw it go'by. evidence of a killer tsunami Monday PINELLASPARK,Fla. - Hoping to put each year than the total U.S. trade with 'visitors' lots A police chase was immediately initiat- doesn't prove it didn't occur. Even in an questions about his motives and his Japan, making Canada the United States' ed resulting in arrests. era of satelllte imaging and instant news, wife's condition to rest, Michael Schiavo top trading partner (and Idaho's No. 2 Boise State's visitors' parking lots a tsunami may have struck an area with will have an autopsy performed on Terri trading partner). should run more efficiently, safely, and such force that the devastation may take Schiavo after she dies, his attorney said "Canada week is designed to celebrate cost-effectively thanks to improvements Hmmm. what does this the Idaho-Canada relationship through hours to be noticed. Monday. made to the lots during spring break. The surprise announcement was a series of business, cultural, artistic, According to Jared Everett, BSU director button do? clearly made to combat the persistent al- and educational programs," said Mark of public safety and transportation, new An Indiana woman inadvertently legations that Michael Schiavo planned Plew, program organizer and director of electronic equipment valued at $85,000 pressed the remote starter button on her to cremate his wife's body to destroy evi- the Canadian Studies program at Boise wiII automatically track the number of keychain, causing her vehicle, which was dence of her medical condition. State. spaces available in the Administration out in the driveway, to start up. But she Judge to allow previous Her parents, Bob and Mary Schindler, More than a dozen programs wiII be Building and Student Union parking had left the car in reverse gear when she have long refuted court rulings that their offered, including presentations on the lots as vehicles enter and exit the lots. molestation allegations parked it, so it backed out and crashed daughter's cerebral cortex, the thinking differences in: American and Canadian Everett said the new equipment should into the home across the street. part of the brain, is all hut gone, making judicial and political systems, Inuit save Parking & Transportation Services against Jackson She has accidentally started the car her movements and noises merely invol- communities, a First Nations film series, $40,000 annually in operating costs. In before. Because she doesn't understand SANTAMARIA, Calif. - In a blow to untary reflexes. and a seminar on Canadian business addition, Everett said the new system is how the remote control works, she has Michael Jackson's defense, a judge ruled They've also repeatedly suggested that trends and opportunities. The week also expected to reduce the time required to removed it from her keychain. Monday prosecutors can introduce evi- Micha~l Schiavo strangled his wife the includes a timely regional bi-national exit the lots by 33 percent during peak water symposiulIl that includes panels' dence about five other boys whom the night she collapsed 15 years ago, caus- hours. pop star allegedly molested or got too ing the severe brain damage. The courts, of researchers and policy makers from Previously, the gates had to be raised cozy with. however, have found no evidence of foul Alberta and Idaho. and lowered by an attendant, Everett The ruling by Judge Rodney Melville play. said, but the new system wiII automati- means that a boy who won a $2 million An attorney for her parents, David cally raise and lower the gates. The new settlement from Jackson will take the Gibbs Ill, said the Schindlers would wei- 53 FL.6.T ~A.TE r::>Ar:lKIN6! ~ AT THE i='A~INEi ~AEiE NEXT TO THE alG EASYI

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Cochran (frompegel) and civil rights abuses, like Abner trial lawyers will be measured In prosecutors after they ordered vlnced he had saved an Innocent Loulma, a Haitian Immigrant the future," he told the New York Simpson to try on the killer's .man from death row. who was brutalized by NYPD Daily News. bloody glove - and the gridiron "I still believe he's Innocent of "He was a brilliant strategist cops in 1997. great appeared to struggle to get those charges," Cochran said In a who never lost touch with the av- September 2004 Interview. "Even Cochran helped Louima win it on his hand. an $8.75 million settlement. But erage man on the street." after all this time." Cochran was also beloved by "If it doesn't fit, you must ac- he was bounced from the case of During a 42-year legal career, African-Americans for funding quit," Cochran told jurors over Amadou Diallo, an unarmed man and over again during his closing Cochran's roster of famous cli- scholarships at UCLAand helping ents Included Black Panther fatally shot by Bronx cops In 1999, argument. after Dlallo's mother complained build housing for the poor. Elmer (Geronimo) Platt, former Cochran Is survived by three The jury bought it. he was not devoting enough time Cochran later down played the Cleveland Browns fullback Jim children: two daughters, Melodle to the case. Brown, "Diff'rent Strokes" star and Tiffany, from his first mar- catchy rhyme, saying: "I'd like to Sanford . Rubenstein, who Todd Bridges, pop star Michael riage to Barbara Berry; and a son, have an epitaph other than that." worked with Cochran on the case, jackson and rapper Sean (P. jonathan, from his longtime rela- The SImpson verdict polarized said It was a minor blemish on an Diddy) Combs. tionship with Patricia Sikora. He the country. Many whites be- otherwise stellar career. lieved he was guilty. Many blacks But Cochran was equally fa- had no children with Mason, his mous as a champion of poor, un- "johnnie Cochran was an icon, believed Simpson got a fair trial. the standard by which all great current wife. And Cochran remained con- known victims of police brutality

n..;.._I ...... •1ft I Funding [frompepel) n...IJI~UaUIll [frompegei] Senators Clark and Parke are are being asked to make up the whatsoever." Soviet Union was fundamentally the only two Senators that will sit difference. Applebaum thinks this is due wrong like Nazi Germany, but "Alot of the concern of the peo- on next year's senate. 'Pearson asked the senate to to the fact that life is difficult In that something went wrong along ple at this table Is of the admln- narrow Its look at expenditures Russia today, and most Russians the way. Istration asking for 10 percent to the specific field of which the are just trying to get by, and so She said fhat America's view of (increases In student fees) each students are concerned, the use they do not have time to think the Soviet Union had more to do year," Flaherty said. "We'd just about the past. She also attributes with its own ideologies and po- like to see If it can be done more of student funds. the lack of acknowledgement litical struggles than that of the "Asenrollment grows," Pearson efficiently." began, "we are not getting the to the pride of those in power in Soviet Union. Sen. LaTisha Clark asked funding for professors and finan- I Russian government. "Nobody wants to think we de- Pearson about the 10 percent In- cial aid advisors .... when we can't "This failure to acknowledge- Ieated one mass murderer with crease and pointed out that the \ get the money from the state, we or repent continues to affect all the help of another," she said. request for said Increase In ma- go to student fees for funding." different societies across that re- Applebaum said that remem- triculation was a one-page docu- "We want to see where we can , gion," she said. bering what happened In the ment asking for a very large sum ,'.':II'. save money now," Flaherty said, Applebaum also claimed that Soviet Union is vital, because If of money from the students at .. \ "In places we haven't been think- the West's failure to remember Americans forget what happened BSU,which did not entail the dis- ing of, before it gets cut by the the Soviet's past has great conse- in the Gulag system, they run the tribution of said funds. quences. risk offorgetting part ofwhat hap- "Where is the line where we Statehouse." . \ "The crimes of Stalin don't in- pened in U.S. history as well. could no longer operate as a uni- spire the same visceral reaction "Iwrote my book not as a cliche versity?" Sen. Clark asked. as do the crimes of Hitler," she so that something like the Gulags Sen. Wyatt Parke also asked said. will not happen again, but be- Pearson if there would be a simi- According to Applebaum, many cause 1am afraid that It will hap- lar "line" on next year's budget. Americans don't think that the pen again."

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, ",' '. ' " .,' '" t : lli'et.t.e'Gs t.o t.He ,EoJt.op· , , , ~ ~ ~ NCAA tournament. Just in may be within their rights to con- When will anti-tobacco case the public needs to know: tact us, they do so in poor taste propaganda stop? the Idaho Progressive Student and with full knowledge that they OH,YeAH? Alliance is a non-violent student risk slandering the integrity of Dear Editor, organization concerned with so- many TRY In recent years, there have been cial justice issues and the Taco dedicated and socially aware LOOKiNG lots of headlines about medical Bell boycott has ended. individuals. FotYoUR discoveries linking coronary ill- During the boycott all of our ac- The FBI has now made them- ness to obesity and genetics ... tions were within our rights. We selves known to us. They have VeTeRANS' yet the anti-smoking lobby never distributed literature on campus now validated BeneFiTS! lowers its estimates of deaths at- and at local Taco Bells (on public "leftist paranoia". They have al- tributable to smoking as these sidewalks, off their property) and most made us wary of professors, other figures increase. Similarly, never showed signs of violence or peers, neighbors', employers and we learn more every day about the intent of violence. local law enforcement. But we causes of cancers (many of them While we can understand the will not allow them to do that. We genetic) and asthma (roaches and supposed rationale for these in- know our rights and you should changes in environmental ozone terrogations, we cannot silently also. If you are ever approached are among the primary), yet again accept the insinuations that we by someone claiming to be law the anti-smoking lobby ritual- are anything other than civically enforcement, even if they have ly recites its lO-year-old claims active participants in a free soci- proof and badge, carry this man- based on 30-year-old (and largely ety. Special Agent Hess specifi- tra with you: discredited) studies, When will cally mentioned more than once I am going to remain silent I the ELF and ALF; IPSA has no affili- want an attorney I am not going to media stop reporting their pro- ation with the aforementioned answer any questions, even ques- paganda as fact and recognize groups. As well as they were mis- tions about my name and address that the anti-smoking agenda has informed of Ms. Green's past; I want to call an attorney right an agenda? more than once, during question- now You are protected here; the ing, the FBI United States is not a police state. Erica Lieberman mentioned Green's New York There are organizations to help Chicago, Ill. driving record. She has never you such as the Idaho ACLUand been to New York. Idaho Council on Human Rights. IPSA targeted by FBI Unfortunately, the nature of Know your rights and know that these informal interrogations, even if you peacefully protest or Dear Editor, while superficially benign, is dislike something about your On the evening of March 16th I also quite blatantly intimidating community or government: you received a call from the FBI. The and threatening. Specifically, the are within your right to speak next day they contacted other of- agents were insinuating that they out. No one in the United States ficers from the Idaho Progressive think IPSAmight be a "gate-way" should live in fear of peacefully Student Alliance. Apparently they to more serious antisocial politi- voicing their opinion. have not been reading the local or cal activities. Essentially, they are national media to know that the waving the "terrorist" stigma over Sincerely, Taco Bell boycott has ended. They our heads with the intent of dis- Audra Green, History major; were concerned that the BSU stu- suading us from future political ArlelleAnderson, Political Science dents involved in handing out fli- participation. We are not crimi- major ers and setting up buckets (peace- nals, we are the future leaders of -- members of the Idaho fully) might to do some violent ar- this country and while the FBI Progressive Student Alliance. son or bombing during the Feeding an -Pound Gorilla use, for free. They simply show up social disaster; in practice, how- ing them to their relatives. This mortgages to tap their home eq- BY CONRRD F. MEIER nursing home care for people who at the physician's office or hospi- ever, welfare reform has been a asset-shifting loophole robs the uity before becoming eligible for have the financial means to pay tal and get their care; the provider great success. Health care welfare Guest Opinion truly indigent of the money they assistance from Medicaid, as well for their own care, yet that is what submits the bill to Medicaid. reform through HSAs would be need for medical as consider tax credits or other in- it has become. Rather than this "blank check" no different. Medicaid-the nation's pro- Care and has become a signifi- centives to purchase private long- gram to reimburse hospitals for According to a report joint- approach to Medicaid, a bet- Legislators must close the cant factor behind Medicaid in- term care insurance. health care provided to the poor- ly produced by the American ter approach would be to fund Medicaid loopholes and start flation. Other measures for reform Legislative Exchange Council Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) moving beneficiaries away from has become an 800-pound gorilla It seems to me-a senior citizen should include updating the inef- (ALEC)and Council forAffordable .out of which beneficiaries them- government dependency and to- sitting on the back of state bud- myself, mind you-that there is an fectivethree-year "look-back law." gets. In 2004 it consumed nearly a Health Insurance (CAHI)released selves would pay for their care. ward private long-term care in- ethical issue here when someone Asenior citizen should not be con- quarter of states' budgets, and its in February, financial tests for Medicaid would feel a lot less like surance and HSAs. The time has can hold onto a $500,000 house, sidered eligible for Medicaid until Medicaid eligibility are too lax to "free money" if beneficiaries had come to wean the 800-pound go- cost is expected to rise 12 percent all the assets of a business, and a most personal assets, including ensure that aid is focused on the to part with the money them- rilla off its overly rich entitlement this year. Lincoln Explorer, shift other as- the benefits gained from long- State legislators are scrambling truly needy. Only 10to 15 percent selves. HSAs give beneficiaries diet. If policymakers fail to do so, sets to relatives, and then play the term care Insurance, are actually to find a way to slow the program's of seniors have incomes higher greater, responsibility for using Medicaid will continue to short- "poor" card because they have expended on long-term care. cost spiral. Reform measures in- than the income tests imposed by their entitlement money appro- change the needy while consum- only $2,000 left in the bank. Stopping abuse of the Medicaid clude cutting benefits and man- the states, which means 85 to 90 priately and rationally. Over-uti- ing more than its share of state First Steps: system would help stabilize aging the use of expensive pre- percent of all seniors qualify for lization of health care services budgets. The first step in dealing with spending on the program with a scription drugs. While these op- Medicaid. would be discouraged by HSAs. this cost-driver should be to elim- minimum of discomfort for those tions deserve attention, they do Most states allow seniors to Medicaid is a health care wel- Conrad F. Meier is senior fellow inate the generous home, busi- who can be legitimately called not to address the loophole in eli- keep some of their assets while fare system. It needs personal re- in health policy at The Heartland ness, and property exemptions "poor." gibility rules that is really drain- qualifying for Medicaid. While sponsibility-oriented reform, like Institute and editor emeritus of for the purposes of seniors' as- Personal Responsibility ing money out of the system. the intent may have been noble, the reforms made to other welfare Health Care NeI!Js. set calculation. The ALEC/CAHl Currently, Medicaid beneficia- Eligibility Loopholes: an entire "elder law" industry has programs back in the 1990s.Some study says Congress ought to re- ries can pretty much use whatever Medicaid never was intended emerged dedicated to hiding the .entitlement devotees predicted' quire that seniors use reverse health care services they want to to cover the expense of long-term assets of senior citizens or steer-

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tions of the Bible," as claimed Court ruling in Sony Corp. of because of the viral distribution BY 'L1NDR P. CRMPBELL by the Eagle Forum Education & -OHBOYl Americavs. UniversalCityStudios, they make possible." Knight Ridder Newspapers Legal Defense Fund? also known as the Betamax case, Grokster and StreamCast say Iwant to bea There's something about cir- represents a telling example of their software provides economic MGM vs. Groksterlsn't a mon- cumventing the inflated CD WEBMASTERl the entertainment industry prov- benefits for creators and consum- ster movie but a monster of a legal prices and inflated movie ticket ing wildly incorrect in its dooms- ers and enhances political free- fight with rhetoric invoking polit- prices and inflated rental fees we day predictions about the impact dom: "It is harder to suppress a ical freedom and the Framers' in- chumps pay that just looks like of technical innovation on artists, book if 50 million homes, not only tent, technological creativity, and stealing. Will the justices know it film studios, movie theaters and central libraries, have copies." dissemination of ideas. when they see it? other copyright holders. The collection of friend-of-the- But make no mistake: This case Still, the ongoing debate over Video recorders didn't doom court briefs - 23 supporting the is about money. online downloading already has cinema, after all, entertainment industry, 25 siding Who's making it, who's not stimulated market changes and Still, 'the entertainment be- with the software firms, seven for making enough of it, and who invention. When the recording hemoths insist that they're los- neither side - includes law profes- should be making more of it. industry used the courts to shut When best-selling musical per- ing multi-hundreds of millions sors and economists. Intel Corp., AT&T, SBC, and down the P2P service Napster formers can sell 500,000, 800,000, of dollars because Internet us- Verizon support the companies; several years ago, fee-based op- a million CDs in a few days - even ers illegally share their products the Bush administration, state at- erations sprang up, purchasing at $15 a pop - there are multi- for free online: The studios, re- torneys general, and professional licenses to distribute copyrighted bucks at stake. cord companies, and songwriters baseball, football and basketball works, then charging users for ac- When "The Ring Two," an infe- want Grokster and StreamCast take the flip side. cess. rior sequel to a peculiarly intrigu- Networks, companies that make And don't miss the most-curi- The Financial Times reported ing horror flick, can take in $36 the exchanges possible, to be ous interest group alignment. just this week that "international million in its first weekend, there stopped. digital music sales grew sharply In the Betamax case, the Would an entertainment indus- are fortunes at stake. try win stifle innovation, as the last year as consumers embraced When low-budget indie film Supreme Court said the maker of American Conservative Union legal downloading of tracks, and "Napoleon Dynamite" can make a product that can be used to copy the number of legitimate music copyrighted material without and National Taxpayers Union ar- $44 million in. DVD releases in gue - or would it protect personal sites grew fourfold." justa week, well, you get the pic- paying for it can't be held liable Maybe supply-and-demand al- for wrongdoing, if the product is property rights, as Americans for ture. ways will outsmart the movie and capable of substantial legal uses. Tax Reform says? Arguments before the Supreme Does unfettered file-sharing music moguls. Court on Tuesday will focus on The entertainment industry argues that 90 percent of the file- threaten to "spawn a proliferation application of the Betamax rule, of anonymous, decentralized, ABOUTTHE WRITER secondary liability for copyright sharing facilitated by Grokster Linda P. Campbell isa columnist and StreamCast's software is ill- unfiltered, and untraceable peer- infringement, and possibly the to-peer networks that facilitate and editorial writer for tile Fort intricacies of peer-to-peer file- legal, but the companies say that Wortll Star-Telegram. Readers may. figure is exaggerated. crimes against children" through sharing technology. child pornography and predatory write to her at 400 W 7tll Street, But it boils down to this: Will The software distributors say Fort Wortll, Texas 76102, or via e- they don't control what users behavior, as argued by an alliance companies that facilitate free of groups including the Christian mail at lcampbel/@star-telegram. downloading of copyrighted share, so the industry should go after' individual copyright in- Coalition, Concerned Women for movies, music, sports highlights, America, the National Center for books, photos, and other mate- fringers; the industry says the companies should have to police Missing and Exploitpd Children, rials over the Internet be able to and the National Fraternal Order continue distributing their soft- what they've spawned. The studios and record com- of Police? ATTENTION ALL BSU STUDENTS ware - or will free-riders in cyber- Or is cracking down on Grokster space and their enablers finally panies claim that the companies insidiously promote a lawless cul- and StreamCast "akin to enjoin- have to pay up? ing Johann Gutenberg because "UNDAYWORSHIPCELEBRATi6NJ It's notable that the legal prec- ture in cyberspace and "inflict . .. - nt 1:30 m Phone: 208-344-9~9Q: massive and irreparable harm of some unauthorized reproduc- edent at issue, the 1984 Supreme

Arctic. drilling on the sly ~. ~.,-' Senators who use the gas-price resolution moves forward through KRT NEWS SERVICE both houses and a conference argument to justify their vote in committee that will resolve dif- favor of drilling are simply pull- The following editorial ap- ing a fast one on their constitu- ferences between the House and peared in the Milwaukee Journal ents. But their scam doesn't stop Senate versions ofthe budget. Sentinel on Monday, March 21: They should. Drilling in the ref- with that argument. , The dumbest argument in fa- uge would be difficult, expensive The worst way to approve drill- vor of drilling for oil in the Arctic and unnecessary. Even some oil ing in the refuge is to tuck it into a National Wildlife Refuge is that companies seem to be losing in- budget bill so that the opposition gas prices are too high. The sim- terest in the place and are looking lias less of a chance to raise seri- ple fact is that opening up the ref- for more accessible and cheaper ous questions and the public has uge won't change prices by one less chance to hear the answers . places to drill. The best reason to drill in the .penny. It's true that Arctic drilling has For one thing, oil companies refuge is that it could reduce, been debated long and loud for won't be able to extract any oil for however modestly, U.S. depen- years, but that only means that at least 10years after construction dence on foreign oil. That's a wor- opening up the refuge deserves a begins. So the price at your pump thy goal. But dependence could separate full vote by both houses won't drop next week because the be far more significantly reduced of Congress. - Senate voted last week to include by cutting back on our consump- To their credit, both Wisconsin a drilling measure in the budget. tion of oil and finding alternative senators Democrats Russ More important, even when the Feingold and Herb Kohl - voted sources of power. modest amount of oil in the ref- As it turns out, that's also the against opening the refuge by vot- uge becomes available in 10years, best way to reduce gas prices. ing for an amendment that would • (l' prices will see no significant Consumers who want to cut have stripped drilling revenue change because the price of crude back on how much they're paying from the budget resolution. To to fill up their tanks will do what is determined by a world market the Senate's discredit, not enough driven by spiraling demand in consumers have always done: of their colleagues joined them. places like China and India, not Critics of drilling say they will They'll buy less gas. by how much crude is being sup- continue their fight as the budget plied from a corner of Alaska.

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I \ I. Where's Harris' print date draws near the BY ERIC RRUENSCROFT I Culture Writer aCllDn~ Janie Harris has written a loving tribute to her late husband, jazz great haps in the next ten or so days ... Gene Harris, in "Elegant Soul: The Life and Music of Gene Harris," with Bob TODRY [3/31] Evancho, co-author of the autobiogra- I _ 6 p.m, at the Big Easy phy on Pokey Allen, "POKEY: The Good -j Fight." . . Fallout Boy, Cost: $12.50 in advance or $14 at the door. Accompanied by over 200 photo- I FRIDRY [&f/1] graphs, "Elegant Soul" chronicles the life '\ 8 p.m. at the Big Easy of one of the most highly regarded jazz trio performers ever. From Gene Harris' String Cheese Incident. Tickets are $30. I birth in Benton Harbor, Michigan, to his ~ SRTURDRY [&f/2] death over six decades later in Boise, the i 6 p.m. Jordan Ballroom biography gives a glimpse of how the music played by Gene Harris radiated, Boise State's Hui-O-Aloha presents their annual "Luau Drums of I and how it was absorbed by musicians I the Islands;" Costs: $15 for students, $20 general, and $30 reserved. and fans across the country. I' Tickets are available at the BSU INFO Desk (426-INFO) for more I I On September 1, 1933, Eugene Haire information call HUi-O-Aloha at 426-5952 ext. 4. was born in Benton Harbor, Michigan, ~ ·1 and later took the stage name Gene THURSDRY [&f/1] Harris. He was known as a child prodigy 5:30-10:30 p.m. Downtown piano player, but also excelled as a two- year starter on the football and basket- State in·1998. Kick off the Gene Harris Jazz Festival with Club Night in down Lounge at the Idanha Hotel in the late ball teams, and was in his first band, In the book's final chapter, the most town Boise. For more listings go to www2.boisestate.edu/genehar- 70's that he met Janie, whom he married called The Club 49 Trio, at age 15. He haunting and intimate view from the ris /c1ubnight in 1985. biography, janie visits the last minutes played as part of "the only high school During a tour stop in Europe shortly in the country with a live boogie-woo- of january 16, 2000, taking the reader 5:30-10:00 in the Bank of America Center alter they were married, Gene intro- through the raw intensity of the end of . Winning Bands from 2004 gie halftime show," said his childhood duced Janie to famed trumpeter Dizzy Gene's passionate life. Billy Mitchell with Cherie Buckner friend Ben Marnmina. Gillespie. Dizzy responded by saying, When the Ken Burns' series "jazz" Lavay Smith. Before the age of 20, Gene was the "Oh, Gene, for chris sakes! Why did you is referenced, it becomes evident what father of two boys, and had joined the get married again?" Janie came back Army as a paratrooper. Although he is missing from "Elegant Soul" that is 7:30-8:30 p.m. in the Grove Hotel Ballroom with, "Well, Dizzy, you know Gene's get- present in "jazz": the music. Reading a TriFi. never saw action in the Korean War, he ting kind of old ... kind of like you, He biography on Gene Harris could never polished his talent in the military base thought he might need a nurse out here - FRIDRY [&fIB] band, despite the fact that he couldn't on the road, and if you're interested, I'd replace listening to his piano playing. It was always about the music, Despite 7 p.m. at the Bank of America Centre read music yet. be glad to take care of you , too." After his discharge from the Army, the rumblings that he made The Three Singin' & Swingin' with Curtis Stigers, Annie Sellick, Gerald After a few years of his "serniretire- Gene continued his passion for piano, Sounds, Gene would never place himself Clayton and Saxophonist Charles McPherson with the BSU Big ment" in Boise, Gene was approached as the headline of the trio, which might . Band. eventually moving to washington D.C., with the opportunity to tour again, this then New York, where his new trio, time with The Philip Morris Superband, have cost him more fame than he al- The Three Sounds, opened and played ready enjoyed. 8 a.m.-5 p.m, Student Union jordan Ballroom alongside legends like Ray Charles and "Elegant Soul: The Life and Music of Student clinics and competitions. - rhythm for Miles Davis. Once in New B.B. King. Coincidentally, the Superband York, they spent nine years producing was playing in East Germany in 1989, Gene Harris" makes subtle hints that Gene's passion for music was the base SRTURDRY [3/9] over two dozen records, the first deal the night the Berlin Wall came down. for everything he did. The surface of his Gene's Jazz Party coming when Gene was 25. In the late 1990s, health problems chara is never truly scratched but 7 p.m, at the Bank of America Centre With the emergence of the British eroded Gene's ability to get around 'on . After a spectacular per, Invasion and rock in the 1960s, Gene his own, but those could nev - The Ramsey Lewis Trio, also performing will be the Riverside ter Crest, Oregon, he saw . Jazz Orchestra, and Boise State Vocal jazz .. sought refuge from the corumercial de- away his passion. While he was , and said in a ques- cline of jazz by moving t()LA .., Denver nosed with congestive heart f od, \lOW I know why 8 a.m-B p.m. SlUde~t Union' Jordan Ballroom and then Boise. "Tucked away in Boise, high blood pressure, diabetes, an ey are after I fin- Student clinics and competitions. far from the limelight of New York and tually kidney failure, his ailment Ily understood." L.A., performing forno other reason stop him from continuing t . vcr listen to ". than love of the music, Gene was rein- The Gene Harris Quart vigorated by playing his jazz in Peter onded, "No, prevent his accomplis new..," .50, Schott's Lounge. Gene had finally ing the. Gene Harris Ia ;anyway. found his home." It was in Peter Schott's Lewis Trio he

BY TRMEAR HELGESON spacral to The Rrblter BY TRRUIS ESTUOLO this dribbling and shooting and stuff, and then - out of nowhere Culture Columnist "Ooh, ah, ooh, ah" fans and newcom- - I noticed that the guy on Utah ers possibly will be heard to purr as they The NCAA tournament's ap- State named Pak was cover- get an opportunity of a lifetime to hea pearance in Boise is a bit old hat ing the guy on Arizona named a legendary jazz composer a ., now that spring break has come Shakur. Weird, eh? Ehhhh?! Like perform his magic. and gone. But having the tour- a rap connection? Maybe it's just been entertai . ney in town for a couple days in the conspiracy theorist in me, forty year March every few years seems like but I'm certain this means only vastly' a rather big deal to me. one thing - the UW cheerleaders InCr Therefore, I now describe my were most definitely hot. misadventures while sitting GAME 4: Louisiana State vs. 'V three rows up from the sidelines Alabama-Birmingham on March 17 and 19, in the Year of By the time this game rolled .' our Lord, 2005. around, I was tired from watch- DAY 1, GAME 1: Pacific vs. ing all of the cheerleaders and' Pittsburgh was ready to turn in. It was, af- The Pittsburgh school band ter all, St. Patrick's Day, and there clapped continuously from tipoff was green beer to be drunk. I are "Ramsey has gone back to his roots .. .it until their team made its first left at halftime, but I hear UAB usic in is evident that he has tapped into a new basket. It would have probably cleaned LSU's clock. recent vein of inspiration- it is some of his best been a less noticeable (and irri- DAY 2, GAME 1: Washington rs an ur- playing in years." tating) activity if it hadn't taken vs. Pacific trademark Be comforted and soothed by Ramsey I showed up a few minutes late, the Panthers about 15 minutes stance of his Lewis doin' his thing as the master pia- but it was no big whoop, because to score. Pacific won, which just musician and nist entertainer of the soul. Some will the UW cheerleaders were really, goes to show that the team with of his church be motivated to dance and others will more points always wins. really hot. on two gospels sit bac: d groov.e to the impassione.d GAME 2: Washington vs. Just before halftime, I over- ded in the album. Upon c1~fc that IS the Ramsey Lewrs Montana heard that there were brownies UnfortunatelyUWopenedwith in the press room. Hooray! My incy jones had this to say: po. a 16-2 run, so the rest of the game roommate and I went to investi- ~ had about as much drama as a gate. False alarm. Son uf a - ! soap opera fight scene. Luckily, In the second half, I composed a for Montana's sake, their mascot song in my head. "You down with UOP?'" (Which is what Pacific _~...... Night was a crazy ball of energy. The Grizzly cheerleaders (all three of goes by sometimes.) "Yeah you them) seemed athletic, though know me." Sure it was a ripoff of one nearly tumbled into the first a Naughty By Nature song, but in row of spectators after complet- my defense, the UW cheerleaders ing something in the neighbor- were like, way hot. (And oh yeah, hood of twelve back handsprings Washington won again.) in a row, during a timeout. GAME 2: Arizona vs. Alabama- And then there' were the UW Birmingham cheerleaders, who were, in a There was this really annoy- word, very hot. ing girl sitting behind us during Washington easily . beat the game shouting for UAB. I've Montana, proving my theory that come to the conclusion that the the UW cheerleaders were in- .only thing worse than a loud ob- credibly hot. noxious fan is a loud obnoxious GAME 3: Arizona vs. Utah fan with a southern accent. State In a stroke of genius, #2 from Holy rnoley, where did all of UAB wore one tall sock and one those Aggie fans come from? short sock; .I'm not sure how this (Okay, I know they came from '.was genius, but. I know for sure Utah. It was supposed to be rhe- that the UW cheerleaders were torical?) Itrosidefitl,itelyhot.And then, The hlghlightofthe game when . yeah, Arizona won again, too. - all of this great basketball-y stuff So, anyway, FYI, I'm moving to was going on and there was all Seattle. .; ..._.....__._·-·,,------_:...--:..._,.----_---:.--'I.~I----- I.i

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BY MRTTHEW LRRDUGE and once from the Sound) and cony screaming and Tater blow- Guest Writer skim milk with my cereal. The ing on a conch with all his might rest was of micro-brewed beers, and its echoes reverberating off SEATTLE - When I think of a few scattered domestic cases the mountainous buildings of spring break, Seattle isn't the first and a plethora of alcohols. I had downtown Seattle and inside my image that cruises through my Iaegermaister (a shot of which swollen head, drinking six-dollar imagination. I think of hot suns Tater dropped on my new Adidas beers at a Supersonics game and and drunken bums wandering sneaks from Nordstrom Rack), watching them win (l think). along the beach. It's tequila shots and Rum we drank everywhere I found joy in six-dollar pitch- and loads of pot and losing the because that's what we do. I ers during happy hour and we ability to render logical speech. had Vodka and Red Bull on ice, ordered seven of them, eating This Spring 2005 I found these Courvoisier that our Irish Host Dick's Burgers on the late-night and other wild things in the cool had left over from his wedding prowl. Our host having passed out air of the Northwest coast. Why, two summers passed. with a bag of Dick's on his chest, I'd dare boast that my broken There was champagne in glass- we three (DTB) took swigs off a spring contained more heat than es galore, red wine I was told, flask as we walked along the pier and Pike's Market seeing fish fly any Mexican sun. Red-Headed Sluts (Crown Royal I scored a tan (from our three and something that made it turn and flowers bloom while looking rain-free days). I swam in the icy, red). I drank Tequila Rose in a red into head and magic shops and lapping currents of Puget Sound vial dished out with a trio of fa- finding the world's tallest man's. with three of my companions in cial slaps and a smile from a bar- shoes, smoking cigars and looking the deep shallows and breaking dancing beauty named Summer out into the tormented sea with waves. While locals and tourists with pipes for arms, wrestler's its whitecaps and flying gulls, We watched Washington fans scream alike cruised the sandy beach thighs and an attitude becoming ./ ILlUSTnATIDN BY BEN UPCIIUIlEIl bundled in cardigans and par- of a dominatrix. and cry as their Huskies lost in kas, we four maniacal Idahoans There were cases of Alaskan the Sweet 16 while racking up a As we drove away that Easter cation and so much more. It is a splashed away in the salty numb Amber, Fat Tire, and a variety $256 tab from the FOXSports bar. desperately looked for a reason to morning, still drunk from the thing found in all spring breaks: water, laughing and throwing pack of Dick's brews." Mirror Following both an urge and a girl, get left behind. final Saturday night in the tool an affirmation of what we are, our hands up to the sky, just beg- Pond, and a number more too wc tripped to some Capitol Hill Not wanting to come back from shed and staring blindly at the se- a discovery, a break to view our- ging for a warmer wind to blow blurry to read as we played cards. apartment for a nightcap after such a week is a generally accept- rene rain that had ironically been selves with utmost clarity, by our sandy skins dry. I read to my We were 12-drunks deep in the Cowgirls Inc. where the three of ed truth. 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BY TRRVIS ESTVDLD Enter the boys from Chicago. of "Take This': in the very highest Culture Editor The first (and to date only) time pantheon of quality "okay-to-lis- I saw these guys in concert, they ten-to-flve-tlmes-In-a-row" CDs. Holy schneikees, Fall Out Boy is blew me (and my roommate) (Among the others are Something coming to our humble little town away. About two years ago, they Corporate's "Leaving Through the tonight. "Who the heck is Fall rolled into Boise, opening for Window" and Maroon 5's "Songs Out Boy?" you mutter under your Yellowcard on one of those free About Jane.") There's no need to breath. X concerts that 100.3 occasion- press the skip button on your CD Well steal that curmudgeonly ally puts on. Hell, I barely knew player, every song is good. look off your face, and I will tell who' Yellowcard was at that time So what can one expect from a you of the Fall dut Boy. (Actually, (frontrunner alertl), so there's no Fall Out Boy show this evening? I know very little, but what few way I'd heard of Fall Out Boy. But, Energy, for one. These guys don't crusty tidbits I had left buried in I fell in love with their formula relent. Sure, they sound great, but the darkest recesses of my tempo- right away. they are still in the punk arena. rallobe, I will now let spill forth Patrick Strump's lead vox is And if I may make a sugges- like a four-year-old carrying a way too good for a punk band. tion, bring an extra 20-spot with , . much-too-full carafe of Kool-Aid Seriously, take a second and lis- you. The t-shirts from their mer- across a freshly waxed linoleum ten to their debut full-length al- ch counter are nothing less than floor. In spring time. Smells like bum, "Take This to Your Grave." rad. My roommate and I walked flowers. Oops. There goes the The kid's got range. away last time, he in a green tee Kool-Aid. Bassist and founding member that said, "Fall Out Boy is for lov- Fall Out Boy, by my estimation, Pete Wentz not only covers his in- ers," with an outline of the state of is the near-best of a genre. In a strument masterfully, but actual- Illinois, and I clad in a black one time when seemingly any gaggle ly bringsa load of stage presence featuring a red sports car, reading . of high-school-dropouts-turned- with him to FOB shows. Unreal, "Get out of my dreams and into guitar- toters can compose a hit re- right? A rock bass player who my car," a la Billy Ocean. cord, and the proliferation of bad doesn't look and act the part of a This band was on all kinds of poppy-punk continues to ruin the giant tool during a set. magazines' "bands to watch list" radio airwaves, it's more than re- The sounds and energy of Fall for 2005. So, honestly, get out and freshing to see a band that's actu- Out Boy are truly rounded. It's no see 'em tonight while you can still ally worth its salt. coincidence that I place my copy get through the door. Take classes this summer to stay on course.

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,', outdOor'to~(~ren~e champidn in: " BY TREUOR HORN Sports Editor the long jUmp willbeout,along with fellow thrower Eric Mathias, This season will be a retun- Despite the long list of student- ing and rebuilding year for the athletes that will not be on the men and women's outdoor track roster this season' for the track . \ and field teams at Boise State and field team, there are a num- University. ber of athletes that are going to Colledge, Hall compete well for the Broncos. This may be true, but not to Boise State head coach Mike Leading the list is the defending Maynard. 2004 NCAA National Champion "I wouldn't say we are rebuild- in the javelin, Gabe Wallin. named to Lomardi ing. We are definitely going to The senior from Sodertalje, red- shirt a number of our student Sweden also won the WACtitle as athletes that we want a full final he set the school-record in the jav- year from," Maynard said. elin. Wallin came on strong at the Watch List end oflast season. With a winning Following an indoor season where they never left the friend- throw of 229 feet, seven inches in Boise State offensive lineman Daryn Colledge and linebacker Korey ly confines of Jackson's Track the WAC championships, Wallln Hall have been named to the 2005 Rotary Lombardi Award Watch List. in Nampa, they will take to the shattered the school record in The Bronco duo joins 52 other offensive lineman, defensive lineman, road for all five meets and the Austin, Texas last season with a and linebackers on the list. The winner will be announced on December Western Athletic Conference throw of 264-9. 7 in Houston. Championships in Tulsa, Another thrower on the men's Colledge, a senior from North Pole, Alaska, is a four-year starter at side that will be back is Staffan left tackle for the Broncos. As a junior he was named first team collcg- Oklahoma. That journey begins tornor- Jonsson. The junior red-shirted efootballnews.com All-American, while also earning first team All- rowin Provo, Utah at the Cougar in 2004 but was an NCAAnational WAChonors after starting every game in Boise State's 11-1season. As I Invitational. qualifier during the previous sea- 'I a sophomore he earned second team All-WAChonors and as a fresh- I' The list of Broncos red-shirting son in the discus. man he was named to The Sporting News Freshman All-America Third this season is chalked full of tal- Two names that were all over 1 Team. During his three-year career, Colledge has started all 39 Boise I ent. On the women's side, sprint- the top of every event in the in- State games, ers lackiennn Morain and Faith door season this year should once Hall, a junior from Glenns Ferry, Idaho, is a three-year starter at Evans will be out in order to have again go at it again in outdoor middle linebacker for the Broncos. As a sophomore he was named first a full season of indoor and out- competition. team All-WACafter finishing second on the Boise State team in tackles, door competition in the 200Gsea- Hammer throwers Mattias Ions just one behind team-leader Andy Avalos. Hall led the Broncos in tack- SOIL and Collin Post will both be on les for loss and sacks. In two seasons he has 177tackles, IGtackles for PHOro BY srANLEY nnE\'i!ifr.WfIIE J\HBlTEA On the men's side, two-time All- the roster this season. loss, and G.5sacks. He was also an honorable mention All-WACpick as American distance runner Forest The women's team will be re- Miruna Mataoanuwillbegin her quest to defendher 2004 WACoutdoor a freshman. - high jump title tomorrow as the Broncoswill competeIn the BYUCougar Braden will not compete this sea- turning two WAC champions The inclusion of Colledge ami Hall on the 2005 Rotary Lombardi Invitat1onal. ' son. Along with sprinters Antonie from last season. Neely Falgout Award Watch List marks the second straight season the Broncos have broke into her U.S. collegiate ca- competition in route to a confer- Echols and Andre Summer, who won the WAC title in the javelin had a pair of players on the watch list. Last season, seniors Andy Avalos reel' with a bang last season, The ence championship and an NCAA won the 2004 WACoutdoor title in throw in what was her first season and Julius Roberts were named to the list. Romania native broke a l3-year All-American nomination. the !OO meters. with the Broncos after transfer- old school record in the high 2004 Ail-American Keron ring from LSU. jump in last season's outdoor Francis in the javelin and the 2004 Sophomore Miruna Mataoanu

~ I : i Bronco women .', " - finish with school BOISe State women's tennis team , ~ ! record back home to host four matche BY AMBER FUGER Boise State shot a 300 on Sunday in the final round of the Mountain Sports Writer View ,Collegiate Tournament to finish with a school record 54-hole score of897. The Broncos. who finished tied for 11th at the tournament, Fresh off a California Spring had set the 54-hole school record in early March when they shot a 903. Break, and two wins over Cal Junior Ashley Hogg shot a final round even-par 72 and finished tied State Fullerton and Cal State for 15th with a 220, the fifth best individual score in school history. Northridge, the Boise State wom- Senior Jennifer Hedberg had a final round 73 and finished tied for 23rd en's, tennis team is geared up at 222. to play four at home tomorrow , i Senior Jenny Judd carded a 77 in Sunday's round and finished tied for through Sunday. The Broncos will 43rd at 228, while sophomore Katie Street had an 82 and tied for 57th at host Montana State University 231. Sophomore Charlotte McGinnis tied for 64th with a 235 after post- of Bozeman, Utah State and ing a final round 78. . Gonzaga. Montana State is currently 3-10 on the season and won their last i: match on the road against Eastern Washington G-1.Utah is 2-7 and defeated Weber State Tuesday 4-3. Gonzaga is G-Band lost last Saturday to Washington 6-1. As the season winds down it is imperative to not let the weari- ness control the mind. Boise State head coach Mark Tichenor said his team is the best he has seen during his time at Boise State. Football "They have the best team chemis- try I've seen and instead of getting Tomorrow, Spring Scrimmage. 3:35 p ..m.. weaker we are getting stronger as the season gets shorter," Tichenor Men's tennis said. At four this afternoon the I : _Tomorrowvs. Colorado.TrSu p.m. Broncos wiII take on Utah State. Tichenor said that against this well coached team momentum Sundayvs. South Alabama, 1:30 p.m. @ is key. The Broncos wiII not play on Friday but wiII resume at 9:30 Appleton Tennis Center a.m, Saturday morning against Montana, State. Again Tichenor said momentum is key to win- ning, but team support and per- sistent aggressiveness may be a Women's tennis more crucial focus to bring down this good team. Later Saturday Tomorrow-Sun, vs ..Montana State, Utah afternoon the Broncos wiII host Gonzaga later in the afternoon. State, Gonzaga and Lewis-Clark-State Tichenor is confident that his " ,.' . . .' team wiIIplaywell and continue to PHUl1J BY 51ANI.!:Y BII£WSlI:R!lHE ARBITER "@AppletonTennisCenter build momentum as the Broncos The BaiseState women'stennis team willhast lour other untvarsntes all weekend at the AppletonTennisCenter. 'beforeembarktheonWACtheir tournament.last five matches"We pertormance.< "It was an impor-. attheno. one doubles spot, Ayling Woschek and Tiffany Coli are on just have to stay focused and keep ta;ilt weekend for. us ...we won is 9-5 and Housley is 7-5. Housley a roll playing at the no. three dou: Without Megan Bjorkman, who .is playlngatthe no; five singles bles position. Woschek's doubles "- it going," Tichenor said. was sick," Tichenor said. spot and has a 15-9record. d ' The-Broncos are 9-7 on the sea- B' km recor is18-9and Coil's doubles - Track and field . I'" . jor an, a sophomore, was Juniors Carolina Pongratz record Is 15-10.Woschek is play- \ sonantheid arepf' IS'Iaymgste Brar tenrus.k . out with strep thr_oat but will 'and Anna Curtolo are playing .mg. singles. at the no. two position- <, Tomorrow, BYU Cougar Invitational 1nell' ma pnng rea wm, hopefully be back in the lineup at the no. two doubles position. and has a record of 15-10. Provo, Utah the Broncos were quick to claim this weekend. Bjorkman's singles Pongratz is 18-10while teammate Tonight kicks of this weekend's the doubles point winning at the record,is 4,·10 and her doubles re- Curtolo is 17-8. Atthe no. three . ' no. two and three spots and then d I 9 5 - tennis actlon.. All matches will went on to win three of the six cor" s ,- " singles position, Pongratz is hold- be played at the Appleton Tennis singles matches at the no. three> 'Junior.Allssa A~ling is leading ing strong with het21·10 singles Center behind the SUB next to f . offattheno.oneslIlglesspotw!th record. Qut0lois playing at the TacoBellAtena. cur and five spots. Tichenor was ~1l8~20re~?n!~ArUn~iSpalred u~>Ro;sixsingles spotwith a 9·8 re- extremely happy with the.te~:~.·, ~m!:?pA~~~t.e.S~acey;,Housley;L~t9-~~fr~hmen,titi()of Nadia ,', . _',, __' ~, ._ i _ . ' " ".... ,~:;::~ ~ <-, ': ....;.:.. --,:'::,:-fr.'~..._,,,._-'-'" ..;r<:-:.":.,:.' ,! ._ 2005 'rile lines arerea~rt~~,t~~' . i-,:,I ;~j i~}~·ij:-/:(.:?~;; ~:1!':~

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Part two of The Arlblter's SIX part series of the 2005 801se Left to Right: Defenslue tackle Alex Guererro [99], defenslue State fontball team continues tcdeu With a look at the offensiue end Mike G.llhlhans [96], offensiue lineman Pete Cauender [6~], and defensiue lines, as the~ both look to unproua on the great and offenslue lineman Tad Miller [66]. numbers the~ put up last season.

"AlexGuerrero and Browning are two of the best ' tion next to Colledge, and looks to have the job all whole point of us competing is to get the best player BY TREVOR HORN tackles In the conference," Colledge said. "Nobody is Sports Editor but shored up. putthere," Dailey added. Jeff Cavender is currently listed at the right tackle Along with those players, the offensive lirte has harder to block than those guys." Mike G. Williams is coming back as the starter The mantra of a Dan Hawkins coached team is .position next to his twin brother Pete, who split du- the deepest talent pool to play with on the team. At at the left end position. Gone is All-WACright end that no job is safe. And even though both the offen- ties with M,J. Ansel last season. With Ansel gradu- each positon, at least two players are good enough Julius Roberts. The job to replace him will be up to sive and defensive lilies are 10siI,1gonly one starter ated, he will be competing with freshman Andrew to start, and that may be needed to keep up with the either Mike Dominguez or Tim Volk. on both sides of the ball, it may be the same for them Woodruff. The 6 foot, three inch, 326 pound tackle fresh legs that the offense looks like it could have at Both played significant minutes last season, .too, - has actually lost weight since coming to Boise State. running back and receiver. .ominguez even started two games last season in re- Regardless, theseguys are about the team, and not The one position on the line that is truly up for Freshman Hyan Clady has turned a lot of the ex- place of Williams, and finished the season with 13 who the starters are. grabs is the center position. With 2004 second-team cess fat that he had as a red-shirt last year into mus- tackles and one sack. "We are just trying to get the five best guys on the All-WACcenter Klayton Adams gone, there are three cle, and he is the biggest player to wear a Bronco Another advantage for the defensive line is their field," offensive lineman Jeff Cavender said. players atop the depth chart. Most would think ju- uniform. He will back up Colledge this season, and depth, Behind Browning, fellow sophomores Dan The lines were the front men for gaudy numbers nior loe Weigand would be the front-runner, but with should be a three- year starter once Colledge gets a Gore and Ian Smart will both see playing time as the on both sides of the ball. The offensive line led the Weigand out with an injury, junior college transfer big payday in the NFL. Broncos will routinely sub in three to four at a time way for a school record 49 touchdowns, and the de- Iadon Dailey has been taking the snaps with the first Junior Hyan Keating has been playing hard this to keep the players fresh. fensive line led the Western Athletic Conference, spring and will fight JeffCavender for the right tackle team offense this spring. Nick Schlekeway came on strong last season as a yielding just 103.9 rushing yards per game. "It's all up in the air right now, but Joe has all the spot, and fellow junior TonyVolponi should see play- ing time behind Miller this year. freshman, and will back up Guerrero this season. The offensive line will be bringing back four of the advantage," Dailey said. Guerrero stated that the depth is key to the contin- five starters from last season, led by All-American The third guy in the running is sophomore Jeff The defensive line is not asbig as the offensive line, but they do have a wealth of talent and experi- ued success of this program. tackle Daryn Colledge. Biedermann. "To know the defense in this program is the most The competition is not something that the players ence coming back. "Daryn is the best player I have ever played important thing because if you try to come in here against," defensive tackle Alex Guerrero said. "He frownapon, rather it's like a family environment for Guerrero and Andrew Browning were both on the honorable mention All-WACteam last season and trying to do your own thing, it's going to mess up the and Tad Miller are one of the best combinations I these big guys. whole defense." have ever seen." "I live a couple houses down from Weigand. The will shore up the tackle postions. Miller started last season at the left guard post-

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CDURTESTY The Broncos' Lindsay Ward BRDNCDSPDRTS.CDN qualified for and competed as an all-around competitor in the 2004 NCAA National Championship. It is now official . the Bronco Ward is now a sophomore. gymnastics team has qualified Most recently, the Broncos to its 19th consecutive NCAA took third place in the four-team Regional Championship. The Western Gymnastics Conference No. 34 Boise State Gymnasts will Championships last Friday. Utah join No. 2 UCLA, No. 11 Penn State won the meet for the first State, No. 14 Central Michigan, time in the league's four-year his- . No. 30 Stanford, and No. 24 host tory with a 195.15. The Broncos .Washington on April 9, in Seattle scored a 193.7for third. Southern for the 2005 NCAA West Region Utah scored 194.35 to take sec- Championship. The cornpetltion ond. Cal State Fullerton scored will be held on the University of 193.55for fourth. Washington campus April 9, at 5 Ward tied for first on beam . p.m, PST.. and won the bars, vault, and Six teams, five all-around com- the all-around to capture Boise - petitors (who ai:e not on a quali- State's fourth-straight Western fying team) and one individual Gymnastics Conference Gymnast event specialist per event, who ofthe Year award. has a minimum qualifying score Ward scored a 39.325 in the all- of 9.4, were named to each of the around !o capture that title. She six regions. The regional selection scored a 9.9 on vault, 9.9 on beam, 6928 W. State • Boise, Idaho 83703 was based on a team's "Regional and 9.85 on bars. Kristin Aldrich . (208) 853-0526 Qualifying Score" (top three away tied for first with Ward. on the scores, top next best three scores, beam with another 9.9. Kristin drop the high, average the next Gaare scored 9.825 to take second five scores). on the floor. Tiffany Putnam took UCLA's Regional Qualifying third with a 9.8. Carla Chambers 10 % off Score is a 197.09. Penn State's is took sixth in the' all-around with entire bill with BSU a 195.9. Central Michigan's is a a 38.6. student 10 cardY 195.54. Washington's RQS is a Thru March 31sl 2005 195.03. Stanford's is a 194.835, and Boise State's is 194.29. The top two teams and the top ~ two all-around competitors (who e{}l(lI'et(iel(tlf! !ocaterl/ol" QI( eal"lf! ~ t are not on an advancing team) from each regional will receive PI" fate I(i)'i,t~I(act. an automatic berth to the na- tional championships in Auburn, Alabama, April 21-23, hosted by Auburn University. TUES, WED, THURS: 7AM - 9PM FRI AND SAT: 7 In addition, theeventwinnersat MONDAY: 7AM - 3PM SUNDAY: BAM - 3 the regional championships will advance to the national cham- 500 S. CAPITOL BLVD 424-3616 WWW.SHORTYSDINER.COM pionships (in that event only) if they are not part of a qualifying team or the all-around qualifiers. The Broncos' top NCAA Regional finish has been fourth, and that has been accomplished four times - in 1997, 1998, 2002, and 2004. PJlOTU ny STANlCY nlll'l'/STEII/TIIE AIIDlTEII The Boise State gymnastics team prepares lor their 19th consecutive regional competition on AprilS. Where have you gone Crash Davis? The sports movies Hollywood needs to make

Weekday Jumps as low as S9tt sion, girl makes guy give up Red beer in hand. Which means noth- ing champion Jimmy Braddock. Sox, guy and girl find common ing better can result from this This one might be a keeper, but 4412 Aviation Way ground, Red Soxwin World Series, BillyBob Thornton version. it still resembles the product of (208) 455-2359 Caldwell, ID 83605 the end. If you want to make a sports "Seabiscult" and "Raging Bull" Thanks, but no thanks. movie sports fans will like, you after five Steel Reserve forties and They had the beans to take a . have to be authentic in every a sheepskin condom. What would book about an English soccer fan area. Believe it or not, that little be a refreshing change from the - skip it across the pond - and pol- line "based on true events" is the same old boxing movie? Try the ish it up with America's past time. cinematic gold standard of qual- true story ofmiddleweight Kassim Transiortnation ... Excuses are useless, Hollywood . ity. Start there. Then either mock "The Dream" Ouma. There is only 87 years of mate- it with edgy humor or embrace Here is your pitch to the studio: BY MIKE ROCHE rial to work from here. Plenty the passion with Mel Gibson in- The 26-year-old Ouma grew up Sports Columnist of Boston born actors could fill sanity. No more "Herbie the Love in Kampala, Uganda, and was kid- the roles as well, but actually us- Bug," please. No more films about napped into the rebel army at age Have you heard the one about ing the Red Sox faithful would kiddy soccer teams - that means five. He was forced to fight with- Hollywood making a chick flick give the movie some serious gall. you, Will Ferrell. an AK-47 until boxing presented out of the Boston Red Sox? No The most unrealistic premise in Instead, let's all focus on films a chance for him to escape. At 19, joke. They actually did it. But get "Fever Pitch" is that a Bostonian Hollywood has yet to make, or he came to America, defected, this; they cast Saturday Night female is not aRed Soxfan. I guess make right. and boxed his way to an IBF title Live's Jimmy Fallon as the star- the L.A. crowd wouldn't under- Leading off is a long overdue in 200~. ring role with his over zealous stand. Hey! It's the seven inning, befitting story of Iackie Robinson. When this movie is made - and chowder accent and convincing shouldn't you be going? Got to What more did he need to do for made right - it will be more in- resume of "Taxi." Oh ... but wait, beat that traffic, Dodger fans! some spotlight? If someone took credible than any golden naked the seasoned professional Drew It was really only a matter of the time to make a movie about statue could prove. Keep it raw Barrymore is there to save the time before Hollywood jumped Willie O'Ree, I think Jackie could and it will make everyone realize picture from bombing. Good call on the Beantown bandwagon, make it past pre-production. how inane "Million Dollar Baby" Farrelly brothers. since the pop culture infusion Starring role could go to Jamie was. But for once, let the actors Hollywoodcanslingtheirmedi- of Bambino curses. There is no Foxx or Don Cheadle, but please, really go at it in the ring or make Master of Arts in Teachinq ocre motion pictures on us all they shame in doing so and with all the make sure they can swing a bat sure the boxing is more believable at George Fox University want. Giveus your "White Chicks" colorful passion, even Michael first. I don't want to see another than ever. Phantom punches with and we'll go see Bill Murray's new Bay could trip on a decent script. Ray Liotta performance. Shoeless ridiculous sound effects are far movie. But dragging baseball's _ But instead of delivering sports Joe hit left-handed, not right. Also worse than $8 Mike and Ikes. folklore into the picture sits right movies to rival the cliche list top- I need to see it in Ebbets Field. Just stick to the pure arid genu- next to Mark McGwire's congres- per "Hoosiers," La-La Land makes Don't dress up Shea or Wrigley' inestruggles. That's all Hollywood sional testimony. Only uneasy pa- everyone choke down a big help- and think sports fans won't no- needs to deliver the sports movies Information meetings thetic whimpers emerge. ing of "Against' the Ropes" and tice it. We will. Ballparks back this country once made. But they ~l.ln·h 17, ~by 12 • 6:00 p.m. So they had one shot at captur- "Any Given Sunday." Now "Fever then were not cookie cutter ones don't. Hollywood votes for "Fever GEORGE Fox like now. Treat the field like a sup- Pitch." Of course they'll make George Fox !loi,,' Center SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ing the famous Red Sox fans on Pitch" is on our menu. 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