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By Jessica Muiiins any major can submit a project pro- Sustainability could be compared peers and write a proposal to do dents the chance to develop the skills Argonaut posal, request- to the Golden something concrete and exciting," she and practical experienctrtneeded to be ing a $500- Rule, Hemphill added. competitive in the workforce. The Everyone on campus can be $7,500 grant for "It is about leaving Pine said. Hemphill Pine said she hopes the other goal is to implement sustainabil- involved in the new University of a project "It is about center brings in students interested in ity practices on campus that are envi- Idaho Sustainability Center, located in through the enough for the next leaving developing new projects in a variety ronmentally, socially and fiscally Shoup Hall. sustainability enough for the of fields such as marketing, communi- responsible. Eclectic individuals improving center. The person or cleaning for next person or ty health or nutrition. "The center will also teach students the campus is the goal of graduate projects can our grandchildren." cleaning for "Sustainability is a hot new job how to be global citizens," Saydell student Claudia Hemphill Pine and apply to any our grandchil-, market," she said, said. "Everything we do and purchase undergraduate field Justin who and for somewhere.'he Saydell, be Claudia dren. There are jobs all over the country has an effect on 'have been involved Hemphill Pine 'very in the entire anywhere on graduate student stu- involving sustainable action to center is currently electing four sustainability center creation campus. dent on cam- demonstrate 4 environmental and individuals for the staff. The student process. "The center pus is studying social responsibility. leaders will oversee the center and its "It is pretty incredible," Saydell is not just for wildlife," Saydell said. something that contributes to sustain- The UI Sustainability Center is the projects this semester. Center staff said of watching their vision come to "It is meant to be multi-disciplinary." ability, she said. first center of its kind in the Inland applicants are chosen by a selecflon life in one year, "I don't really have There is no set definition for sus- "We want everyene on campus to Northwest. words for it." tainability, but there is much that it know that this is the time for them to The center is defined by two goals, Any student at any level and from includes. sit down with friends, advisers and Saydell said. The first is to give stu- See PROJECTS, page 4 a or a woes Cas prices soar, but don't keep students off the roads
By Savannah Cummings Argonaut TIPS FOR SAVING
Students may feel a bite taken out of AAAMapquest.corn.offers this advice for travelers who their wallets as they fill their gas tanks in want to save money: reparation for the three-day weekend, ~Take the most direct route: Reduce ut American according to the chances of getting lost getting a Automobile by map, Association, high gas prices available online at AAA.corn or will not keep Americans home this Labor Day. ~Shop around for the least expensive gas by The estimates that 29.6 mil- company watching prices before you are on empty. lion will hit the roads this week- people ~Drive a fuel-efficient car: If you have a end travel miles or more from and 50 gas-guzzling SUV or truck, see if you can home, despite an average national gas car- pool or borrow a smaller, more effi- rice of $2.82 per gallon. More than 9 mil- cient vehicle. will in the ion of those travelers begin eKeep your car well-maintained by keep- western United States. ing tires properly inflated and having a According to Dave Overstreet of AAA professional technician inspect your vehi- Washington, gas prices have begun cle before you go. decreasing as summer comes to a close. In ~Drive gently: Excessive braking and accel- Idaho, the average price for gas is $3.02 a erating can reduce fuel economy. gallon. ~Drive the speed limit: Drivirlg faster then "We would anticipate that, barring any - . posted speed limits not only incr'eases, unforeseen'ajor developments, (gas our chances of getting a ticket, it reduces prices) will continue to come .down el economy. some,'" Overstreet said. This decline can be attributed to the decrease in crude oil prices, which was iday, but only because his parents are less than $70 a barrel earlier this week, pitching in for gas money. and the ability for the petroleum industry This summer, the number of travelers to restore its oil pumping and storage did not seem to be affected by increased capacity that was . diminished by gas prices, Overstreet said. Many people Hurricane Katrina's destruction, he said. continued to travel, but made sacrifices i'n In Moscow, gas prices still sit above the other areas to cover the costs, such as national and state averages with a range staying in cheaper hotels, traveling short- of $3.14 for regular gasoline to $3.35 for er distances and eating out less. supreme. Overstreet said he has no expla- "We didn't know what to expect this nation for the continued high prices, but summer," Overstreet said. "It was a nor- said he expects it has to do with whole- mal summer in terms of request for travel saler costs. information., We didn't see any kind of a "Gas is more expensive here than it is let up over the summer months. Basically, where I came from," said Kristin Villars, a people tend to travel, to take vacations." sophomore from Port Orchard, Wash. "I Overstreet said he doesn't see high gas look for friends from WSU who I can trav- prices affecting college students any more el with." than other parts of the population. Lower- Villars, who lives off-campus, said she income families are much more affected continues to drive to school and work by increased gas prices, he said. despite high prices, but rarely fills her "It definitely hurts lower-income peo- tank completely and often tries to carpool ple more," Overstreet said. "It cuts in to home. the budget real hard when you have to Freshman Sam Horack said he has pay high prices.". pretty much given up driving and walks Overstreet also said that people who whenever he needs to go downtown. drive older-model vehicles may feel the Kentaro Murai / Argonaut Architecture graduate student Breeze Clark fills her car at the at the Conoco station on South Main Horack said he is planning on driving high prices more due to the poor fuel effi- up pump home to White Salmon, Mont., for the hol- ciency of the car. on Wednesday. J Students'ravel site goes off the beaten path
By Caitiin Rice flights and hotels from the site as well. "Scottdid most of the design. He's the bucks which we mostly waste on gam- boih. Argonaut "We'e not really world travelers, biggest computer geek," said Pelkola. bling or buying steaks." The site also has a btoad range of des- more like toad-trippers," said Pelkola. Nothing about the design was conven- Their most recent business purim tinations, from nearby road stops to far of'f The first week they met in Boise, "For a while Scott's fiancee was tional, including the was 13 pounds of stickers that exotic locations, so day trippers and globe University of Idaho students Scott living in Portland and when we construction process. advertise the Web site and its trotters alike can glean travel ideas, which Falconer and J.R. Pelkola spent every would go down there we were "I sat in my room slogan, "Travel Like A Badass." is just what l'elkola and Falconer wanted. "It's night building a twelve foot igloo in their always looking for random stuff for four days and kind of a new game for "At first people would just send in to do along the way. You can lived off of gummy us," said Pelkola. "We stick information aleut their big trips to Europe backyard. "It' Since they came to UI, they have been always find a restaurant, but we worms and $3 cham- them everywhere.... It's teally or Egypt or someplace," said Pelkola. coming up with even more bizane and wanted cool and quirky stuff." pagne from WinCo," fun to see them diffenmt places nice to have the pyramids, but you want inventive ideas, but GoSleepGo.corn has The idea for GoSleepGo.corn Falconer said. —Ijust saw one on a taco truck to have the little coffee shop too." been their biggest yet, Pelkola said. came about unexpectedly one For the six months in Boise." The two are happy with the program The travel Web site is a wealth of infor- day in February, 15 minutes the Web site has exist- The site is mainly geared of GoSleepGo.corn but their minds are mation for those who want to get off the before class. ed, Falconer and toward college-,aged travelers, already onto the next great and complete- beaten path and find out-of-the-way, "JX. and I had been room- Scott Pelkola have been J R but anyone can make use of the ly random idea. or diff in mates for a long time, and we adding. features and advice that covers everything "After we'e done with the business, uirky places to eat, sleep jump Falconer p lk ost every part of the world. were walking to class one day improving the site to from high-end travel to cheap the next thing we are going into is lap The site boasts links and information and J.R said, 'We should try to make it more useful. thrills, Pelkola said. swimming," said Pelkola. compiled by members fiom every conti- start a business.'" They added things they wanted (random "Travel is always expensive, but there "Yeah, or pogo-sticking," added nent —except Antarctica, and they'e After a quick session of whispering information only the locals know) and left are last-minute deals on the flights and Falconer. working on that, Pelkola said. through class, scribbling drawings and out things they hated (hundreds of ads hotels, and really a whole range of The register questionnaue asks new assing design ideas to each other, they popping up on the screen). prices," said Pelkoh. Ti~rn to page 4 for a Q & A with the user name, password and if d their business plan. The plan was never to make money, "Iknow kids who will go rope swing- creators of GoSleepGo.corn users for a "It they would be willing to let someone The Web site was up 24 hours later. just to have fun, said Falconer. ing orjump off digs for fun and then go out pitch a tent in their backyard. The was just a skeleton, but it was up," said "It basically just pays for itself," io a really nice restaurant at night," he said. newest addition enables users to book Falconer. Pelkola said. 'We make an extra 30 or 40 And this site will tells where io flnd See Q St A, page 4
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Loca/BRIEFS sods to salvage bulbs for Learning nursery cil. He may be reached at CertifiedPersonaltrainers future festoration plantings. 885-6932 or chunttNuidaho Volunteers are recommended event to be held .edu. Expert to give to wear work clothes and stur- Palouse Clearwater The President's Athletics Randall Seminar dy shoes. Environmental Institute Advisory Council is respon- canhellpyoucreateasuccessful For more information con- encourages volunteers to sible for advising the presi- Duke University biologist tact Charles Dickey at attend a learning nursery dent on policy matters affect- Anne Yoder will visit UI charles@pceborg or 882-1444. event from 3-6 p.m. Tuesday ing intercollegiate athletics Tuesday to present a histori- For directions see cal view of biological diversi- at the PCEI Rodeo Campus and for monitoring the www.pcei.org/sites.htm. located at 1040 Rodeo programtofityourneeds ty on Madagascar. Dr. implementation of such poli- Her seminar, "History The day will consist of cies. The Council does not Chemistry student maintenance, watering, Biogeography of set or execute policy, but Madagascar: Time is of the and professors get repotting and plant propaga- tion. Volunteers are recom- serves to influence policy Essence," will begin at 2:30 development and adminis- Contact Ul Wellness in national nod mended to wear work clothes p.m, the Idaho Commons tration. Whitewater Room. Two UI chemistry profes- and sturdy shoes. ~ Her talk is part of the sors and one student have For more information con- for more information Randall Seminar Series been nominated for national tact Aly Bean at alytstpcei.org Study Abroad Fair "Women in Science at the ChemLunimary awards or 882-1444. For directions by see gives students a University of Idaho." the American Chemical http: //www.pcei.org /sites.htm. wwwcalnpusrecuidahoedu/wellness Yoder also will lead a Society. taste of the world roundtable discussion on Undergraduate student Students interested career issues for women sci- Council seeks one in Trina Villalobos and profes- studying abroad can meet entists from 11 a.m.-12:30 sor Nick Natale have been faculty member in advisers and other students p.m. the Idaho Commons selected the Panorama Room. by ACS Nominations are who have participated in the Committee being Both programs are free on Minority accepted for faculty mem- program Sept. 7. and open to the public. Affairs as finalists for the bership to the President's The International Outstanding ACS Scholars Athletics Advisory Council. Experience Fest/Study Volunteers needed Program Award. Short letters of interest or The Abroad Fair will take place ACS Committee on nomination are due by Sept. for sorting event Chemists with Disabilities from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the 15 and should be directed to Idaho Commons Courtyard. Palouse has, chosen professor Clearwater Cathy Lyman in the African drum band Environmental Institute needs Richard Williams as a final- President's Office 885- Maya at Soleil will volunteers to attend the ist for the Chemists with 0835 or clymants)uidaho. perform and an Camas Sorting Event Disabilities Inclusion edu. Self-nominations are African dance workshop will Saturday at the PCEI Rodeo Award. accepted. be taught. Campus located at 1040 Award recipients will be The three-year term of For more information, con- Rodeo Dr. announced Sept. 12 at the office will be through the tact the International The day will consist of sort- 232nd ACS national meeting 2008-09 fiscal year. Programs Office at 885-7870 or ing through collected camas in San Francisco, Calif. Carl Hunt chairs the coun- [email protected].
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Fridhy, September 1, 2006 The Argonaut Page 3 ,ar in con rovers is s ow reso ve By Hillary Flowers Between Aug. 1, 2004 and April 25, Argonaut 2005, a total of 25,916 citations were issued, of which 1,671 citations were Students may no longer have to appealed with the old . system. reach into their pockets to pay parking Between Aug. 1, 2005 and April 25, tickets, but the fee will be charged to 2006, 21,114citations were issued with their student accounts. the new system, of which only 374 This summer, ASUI President Berto citations were appealed. Cerrillo worked with the Parking The committee has seen a signifi- Committee to negotiate the appeals cant decrease in appeals since the new policy, which has been a topic of policy began. debate since last spring. "That's a major concern for the Although the two groups have Parking Committee because if people come to an understanding, Cerrillo just appeal to del'ay payment, which is said he is still concerned about some what they were doing before, thai it aspects of the policy. adds massive amounts of appeals," said His biggest worry is that the Jimmy Fox, ASUI Senator and Parking account must be cleared before stu- Committee member. dents can register or graduate, Fox has been on the committee for a Currently, charges on the student year. Committee members serve for account must be paid beforehand. three years. Cerrillo said this is an aspect he The committee was meeting four hopes to change. ASUI is trying to hours per week, which eventually make special accommodations for tick- added up to 16 hours per month. Since ets that haven't been debated within the committee is all volunteer, they didn't the committee during registration or have the time to give every graduation appeal the right consideration. time. "We "That cost of the ticket would for- were just having a lot of that ward on to your next billing the next appeals were frivolous appeals," Sawatzky semester is what I hope to achieve," said. Cerrillo said, Fox said he thinks the appeals situ- This controversy ation is a lot better with the new policy. began when The Parking Services made a new campus community sometimes policy doesn't want to take beginning August 2005, It states that responsibility for their parking mistakes. For arking tickets incurred must be paid example, Melissa Davlin / Argonaut he said people can't in a lot A new ASUI initiative may put parking tickets on students'ccounts efore appealing, unlike the old poli- park gold rather than having to pay cash up front. without a gold parking permit. cy, which stated that those who "Some people do it because "During the appeals process we never lot overnight. If the lot is not an The committee, however, does 'not received tickets could first they appeal think they'l get away with it and then even see those tickets. We are just a overnight lot, then the car will be tick- make the policy. Institutional admin- before paying. when they don't they'e angry," Fox roup of volunteers. We are not paid eted. If the person has a permit, istrators make the policy, but some- Cerrillo began his stand to change don' said. "Take 15 minutes, read the park- y Parking Services. We really Parking Services will usually revoke times they will ask the committee for the policy last spring. His problem ing Web site, find out where the lots have a vested interest in serving the ticket, but the person has to go to their opinion. with the policy was that students had Parking Services. We'e you can park are, observe the regula- just an objec- Parking Services right away. If the car "Wlule the committee did not make to pay out of their own pockets, some- tive fair body intended to be the peers has been left in that lot for a week with- tions and nobody has to think they'e that policy, we were positive toward that times with money they didn't have. the Nazis." of people on campus who get tickets out contacting Parking Services, the parking policy because we thought that it might The policy changed because the Cerrillo and to listen to the appeals and make a ticket probably will not be revoked. agreed with Fox. He said if keep down the frivolous appeals," Parking Committee was receiving you'e five minutes late determination on the appeal." . "I really do think that the whole getting back Sawatzky said. "It did accomplish that." thousands of appeals. Parking to the meter, then the ticket is Sawatzky said many people don' arking process is intended to be your Cerrillo said he Committee Chair Cornelia Sawatzky punishment. understand that if they have a parking I',-air," SawatzkyS said. "The whole understands why the said some those policy is there and Parking Services has a of appeals included "Beresponsible, pay attention and I permit and it falls off while the car is appeals process is intended to be fair people who said their meter ran parked on campus and a tick- and objective." good reason for the policy change. out, think people will begin to avoid park- they get "We'e they were just going to drop off a book ing issues," Cerrillo said, "We just et, they can go straight to Parking When a ticket is appealed all infor- just working with the at the library and be right back or they need to work together to make the Services without having to appeal it, mation that could identify the person Parking Committee to give the parked in President Tim White's park- appeals process more fair and I think Parking Services will revoke tickets cited is taken away, so the committee option when students appeal tickets ing spot. this does it." that faQ off the windshield and aren' doesn't know who is appealing, If any- to put the cost of the ticket on the stu- Between Aug. 1,2003, and April 25, "If there really is something that seen by the ticket writer. body in the committee thinks they dent account," Cerrillo said. "That 2004, a total of 25,419 citations were happens, but you get a ticket and it Another ticket that usually can be know who the cited person is, then way students are not having to pay he's issued, of which 1, 905 citations were really isn't your fault, talk with the revoked is if the person's car breaks supposed to remove himself from out of their pocket initially to appeal appealed with the old system. Parking office," Sawatzky said. down in his permit lot and it sits in that that appeaL a ticket." G ET Ca NN ECTED... Came ta CLASS! (College'f Letters, Arts 8 S'ocial Sciences) THE POWER TO Wednesday, September, 6 Administration Building, First Floor ...Open House I I a,m. - 3 p.m. New and returning majors in the Vniversity's . largest college are invited to visit the college offices for refreshment and conversation. 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Hemphill Pine said. also have "Sustainability is the fixer- games. Cerrillo attended F06-06, an act to appoint committee formed agree- The center will a Open Forum in of the planet," she said. alumni events in Lewiston, Eric Everett to the position of ment with the Dean of Campus Community Advisory upper All of the furniture in the Coeur d'Alene, Kellogg and ASUI Vice President Adjutant, Students. The committee is Board, which is expected to be Eric Everett, who was an 'to end center is used. Most of it has Washington, D.C. He also sent the Government made of the presidents of the in place by the of ASUI Senator for two years, worked with the Development Operations and Appointment September. The advisory board been donated by other UI spoke. He wanted to introduce three student governments, office for fundraising. Last committee. Associated 'Students the will keep the entire campus departments. himself and,let the senators of "The has semester ASUI created the F06-07, an act that appoints the participating in the center. It staff on campus know that if they have any University of Idaho, Center for Volun'teerism and Bridget Pitman to the position Graduate and Professional will consist of students been helpful," Hemphill Pine questions about senate do' than Social Action and Ruckus of ASUI Director of Student Association and the appointed by the ASUI, GPSA said, referring to more and don'ts, he's more than "We are music. Communications, bill passes Student Bar Association. Also and SBA as well as faculty, staff furniture donations. willing to answer those ques- able UI created a culture of unanimously. on the committee is Maxine and community positions. really enjoying being to tions and help out the senate. service and leadership F06-08, an act that appoints In the spring, the student- thank so many people," Vandal Entertainment Dakin, interim director of the throughout campus. ASUI Adam Thuen to the position of environmental science pro- fee committee approved the If the center had been set up Board Chair Mandolyn Duclos Communications created their ASUI Student Recreation sustainability center's propos- in a new building it would be wanted to give an update on gram and Bruce Pitman, dean own newsletter and a blog. Board Chair, bill passes unani- of students. al. The proposal asked for $5 ironic, Hemphill Pine said, Vandal Entertainment. She They increased funds for mously. student from student fees. since new buildings tend to she's The center's next step will per said getting a feel for Palousafest, increased partici- F06-09, an act to appoint One-third of the funding will have brand new, expensive how everything works and be choosing student project pation in Faculty Council, cre- Jonathan Gaffney to the posi- proposals to carry out during be invested in the center's stu- furniture and use more elec- she wants to see how the ated an election form and new tion of ASUI Director of dent staff, running the center tricity. board and senate meetings the semester. ASUI logos. Cerrillo said that,a Community Relations, sent to and related activities. The The hope is that one of the work. "The projects are like a new spirit of leadership has the GOA. other two-thirds of the funding project proposals will come Busters will come to bunch of Christmas presents Myth been established within ASUI. F06-10, an act to appoint will be for student projects, an with a UI interior design major UI 23. Tickets are 1 for under the tree," Hemphill Pine Sept. $ He said students, faculty Kyle Groenhout to the posi- estimated 20,000 total. The to improve the offices, she undergrads and 5 for general said. $ $ and staff should expect new tion of ASUI Commons and actual funding total won't be added. admission. There will likely be five to spirit, tradition, web commu- Union Board Retail known until enrollment is "We'l do kind of an eco- The first small music con- 10 projects selected for this nications, academics, more Coordinator, sent to the GOA. added Pine said. efficient green remodel," cert booked for the semester is semester, she said. up, Hemphill service opportunities, social F06-11, an act that appoints The center's five offices in Hemphill Pine said. Velella Velella on Oct. 26. A Proposals need to be espe- action initiatives and new Mandolyn Duclos to the posi- currently UI is a land-grant university same-sex marriage debate will cially specific about time com- Shoup Hall are entertainment. The kinds of tion of ASVI Vandal and has'always been about sus- occur on Oct. 20 that will mitment, which is suggested to unfurnished and undecorated. entertainment that ASUI is Entertainment Board Chair, be about 10 hours a week. Broken blinds and a tainability, Hemphill Pine said. address political awareness on looking for is things that have bill passes unanimously, "It campus', Students can request money crooked heater in one office are is in our interest to make substance and teach life les- F06-12, an act that appoints for their time spent on the proj- signs of needed renovation. our community and world the sons. Robert Taylor to the position Executive Communications ect and cost of materials. Renovating the rooms will be a best possible place to be Cerrillo told the senators of ASUI Faculty Council "The idea is to recognize good way to show off sustain- healthy." that being a senator is more Member, bill is tabled until ASUI President Berto than a job, it's an experience. next week's Senate meeting to Cerrillo spoke about what he He said all 15 members are discuss further, sent to the TO A PROJECT PROPOSAI. did during the summer, what going to have to want it GOA. HOW SUBMIT has happened within ASUI because are the leaders repre- F06-13, an act to appoint devel- and where they go from here. senting students on campus. Zach Olsen to the position of More information on how to submit a pro- and events, transportation, technology The. Operation Education ASUI 'Round the posal for a positive and practical sustainability opment, purchasing, consumption and waste, scholarship for post-Sept. 11 Clock'ditor, Senate Business sent to the GOA. project to the UISC can be found in the outreach to city or region, development and veterans was created. This F06-14, an act to appoint request for proposals (RFP) downloadable marketing, recruitment and retention, policy scholarship is for veterans that F06-01, an act providing for Kimbre Lancaster to the posi- have a disability since Sept. 11. the assignment of senators to tion of Special Assistant to the document at www.asui.uidaho.edu/ and training, communications, information It covers all costs including living groups, bill passes ASUI President and allocating sustainability. and assessment. child care, moving a family to unanimously. funds for the increase of salary, Individuals, students, groups, clubs, classes Each proposal must have a faculty, staff or Moscow and all peripheral F06-02, an act providing for sent to the Finance Committee. and living at level and area of community leader as an adviser. cost of education. The pro- the assignment of senators to F06-15, an act that establish- groups any gram was named OPUI senate standing committees, es two new positions in the study are encouraged to read the RFP. Project proposals are due Sept. 22. because it is a pilot program, bill passes unanimously. ASUI Commons and Union The RFP includes requirements, guidelines A match-up, meet-up and question and the first of its kind. The pro- F06-03, an act that provides Board, sent to the Ways and and links to sustainability ideas and infor- answer session will be from 5 to 7 p.m. on gram will begin spring semes- for senators to be assigned to Means Committee. 14. Location is to be announced at a ter. Cerrillo said hopes the pro- ASUI Standing Boards, bill F06-16, an act that provides mation. Sept. gram will start all over the passes unanimously. for the transfer of, funds arid Examples of areas for sustainability projects later date. United States at other colleges F06-04, an act that appoints salary to the deputy chief of include student life, research, energy and To RSVP for the Sept. 14 Q8A meet-up, or for and universities. The idea is to Chase Martin to the position of staff, sent to Finance water, buildings and grounds, food, integra- more information about the UISC, contact make the UI campus more ASUI Attorney General, bill Committee. dis- with conferences Iustin Saydell at sayd5721ouidaho.edu. accessible to veterans with passes unanimously. Hillary Flowers tion curriculum, meetings, Moving in to college used to just mean lugging furniture up the stairs. in the world? OA But now, setting up a new college Freedom, knowledge, and ON THE WEB computer can be its own challenge. For Q&A candy —possibly in that the answers to any problems be orden you may Visit the travel Web site the having, visit www.uiargonaut.corn. Scott Falconer Two things you want to do online at www.gosleepgo. before you die: corn Age: 25 1. Walk on the moon. 2. Carve "Eat it Earth" into the moon. I went to when I T Hometown: Meridian Space Camp What was the best road food was a kid —it's nothing like ever had? the movie. you'e Major: Psychology Oh man ...so many, There' Best driving music: the taco truck in Salem, cheap - What kind of car do you ice cream at Little America in Ticket drive? And do have a Wheat, Jason Mraz, The you Wyoming —You can basically name for Eagles, Tilly and the Wall, your car? throw the term "road" in front TU8$d8)f Subaru Outback Jimmy Eat World and Impreza of food and it's that much ! Sport, Isn't that much Survivor's "Vital Signs" any (PIIII I ticket 5 pretty better. the same question twice? The nothing else by them, no receTnule hllf-otl /~cd. "Eye of the Tiger" or of ! car's name is Subaru any cur % cent drinbg) Impreza Outback Sport that, just "Vital Signs." What is most important to you that's I used to see how far I could in the world? ,~h.. W5A . 44 but seriously not ! important. What is, is that drive in one rotation of People, experiences, learning. it's better than.J.R.'s car. Skynyrd's '"Freebird" ...my P@4 record miles. ! was 13 J.R. Two things you want to do What was the best road food will say he beat this. J.R. is before you die: you'e ever had? lying. 1. Set a legit world record. White Castle is pretty top 2. Run the Western States - Bring this notch. Not top notch in taste or 100. quality, but top notch in j.R. Pelkola in 1 gnarlyness. Best driving music: ad for $ Bull Ice and a taco truck in Age: 23 Skynyrd's "Freebird" is a Shoshone, Idaho made for a must for speeding. I think I off driokl real meal one time. good Hometown: Boise hold the record for most I bought one of those giant, miles driven in one play at two-foot long, WinCo sand- Major. Sociology 15. Format, John Mayer, wiches and ate the whole Godspeed "You Black on . the drive thing to What Emperor!", Aesop Rock, Portland once. kind of car do you drive, and do you have a name for Mountain Goats, Waxwing,. you car? Postal Service, Mitch What is most important to you Audi A4, and it needs to. Hedberg. i par'a ounga (Steaks, Seafood, Spirits and breakfast served all davJ 0 Of the g gtgjy EII$aanled lonndge Ifilh.'ON ICQRCI V5'NISOaLO~M 'WS maeaaemamlamaaamaa emma aemlmaar mama ~ Ttpi pg a gjgN';"Af4%fQ~ Check out our daily specialsl BeSt bra'rIR 8Pieiaf. Iod'. R0 yearS Monday.Margarita's,$ 1000Pitchersand$ 200perglass ll6 Q~ a N%'Q8f5gNM' Happy'Hour. 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Send all letters to: Uruve'rsity of Idaho community. Editorials Popplno, managing editor; and Sarrah ~ Letters should be less than 300 words ~ Letters must be signed, indude major 301 SUB, Moscow, ID, 83844-4271 or are signed by the initials of the author. Benoit, opinion editor. typed. and provide a current phone number. arg [email protected]. Friday, September 1, 2006 Page (l om or 00 c:omes 0 oscow By TJ. 'Itanchell as it was in California —will fill a approach and do more'raining. Argonaut distinct niche in Moscow. That Another challenge will be balancing !!»; niche, apparently, is one sorely the schedules of employees who also Downhome cooking will soon be missed in Selma. attend classes at the university, on the menu for Moscow. Serving Russ Noble, namesake of the 16- Jim said it is refreshing to have breakfast, lunch and dinner, Archie's ounce chicken fried steak which tops bright young people both as employ- on the Square will be open for busi- the entree section of the menu, called ees and potential customers. ness in early September. the Johnsons to tell them that not a Engaging the college market is Owners Jim and Archie Johnson day goes by that someone doesn' not something that intimidates Jim. ride themselves'n serving real mention Archie's Place. He plans on serving oyster shooters omemade meals. Despite a kitchen four times the with chardonnay, something he says "It may not mean a lot to most size of their old one and double the should appeal to the "macho college people, but it means a lot to us," said seating, the Johnsons said they are in guy" market. He laughs as he Jim Johnson. "We make our own a slowing-down period. explains the recipe that includes mashed potatoes." While much of the kitchen hints of lime and Tabasco sauce. Archie's, named after remains from Johnsons'ife the Italian restaurant It is this sense of humor and love and co-owner, is based on this that formerly occupied the location, between Jim and Archie —along homemade attitude. It is an attitude the Johnsons did add a few tools of with a reasonable priced menu— proven to work over the Johnson's their own. A grill for pancakes and that the Johnsons hope will make 13 years running a similar restaurant two waffle makers replaced pasta Archie's on the Square a success. in Selma, Calif., called Archie's makers. The appliances that stayed This is a team effort, even though Place. Gravies, dressings, pies and include an oven that can bake a pota- Archie's name is on the door. Kylie Pfeifer/Argonaut those real mashed potatoes will be to in 19 minutes and a 37-degree "Something I have to remind him Jim Johnson stands in the dining room of his new restaurant, Archie's. Archie's, prepared right on the spot. salad cooler. of," Archie said with a smile much located in Friendship Square in downtown Moscow, opens Tuesday. For this'ew establishment, the Due to the increased size, howev- like her husband'. Archie's on the Square is tenta- Friendship Square, the hours will be Johnsons researched the area, dis- er, both Jim and Archie realize they "Yeah," Jim countered, "but it was tively scheduled to open on Tuesday. from 6:30a.m. - 8:30p.m. with break- covering that their menu —the same will have to take a less hands-on my idea to put it there," Located at 100 West Fourth Street on fast served until 11 a.m. iverse new ar a e im By Brandon Macz "I wanted to put down an image, Argonaut almost like a (black and white) photo still," she said. To save a lot of hassle in college One piece on display, "Nicole II," is towns, students often invest in bicy- a drawing of a pregnant woman' cles. If the preference is a combination torso and is one of four drawings of of pedals and paint, both can be found pregnant women she has made. The at Paradise Creek Bicycles, 'where just first was at the suggestion of one of inside, past the bike locks and up the her professors, who let Green draw rustic wood stairs is the Above the his pregnant wife. Rim Gallery. For poses and ideas, Green uses The gallery's most recent install- either herself or her husband, Greg ment opened Aug. 25 and features the Smith, as quick models for creativity. works of three local artists. Beyond the charcoal torsos, extend- After walking up the stairs and into ing over the back wall of the gallery the gallery to your left'„you,!firsts:see„, ;are',a series, of 50 miniature pieces charcoal bodies by Elaine Green. called "Corian Doodles" that were Green, a beginning, drawing made by artist, and alumnus Scott instructor at the University of Idaho, Pluznmer. Graduating with a BFA in said she moved to Moscow for the 1978, Plummer has worked for the small-town aspect and to receive her grounds crew since 1980. MFA from the university in 2005. His mixed-media pieces are made The works on display at Above the up of a number of wooden formats Rim are single charcoal drawings where corian models are placed. The exposing only the torsos of the nude corian is made by blending pure depictions. Without the heads, Green acrylic polymer with natural materi- explained, interpreting the pieces als, in this case egg shells. becomes more challenging. Plummer made three towers of "Ifyou'e looking to read it, (faces egg shells and named them according are) an obvious place to go," she to the number of shells used. "One said, "These pieces tell a story by Egg" sat in the middle of two "One themselves." Dozen Eggs," one a leaning tower Green said she is interested in char- and the other straight. coal as a medium because colors can The final pieces on display are make a piece too busy and the combi- Charlie Olsen/ Aigona«nation of black, white and grays sets a Scott Plummer's "Corian Doodles" is just one installation of that is many currently on display in the Above th e Rim 'Gali~ry different mood for the viewer, See GALLERY, page 8 ne ni wi os Russ Meyer classic When I got the call saying We talked about how he that I would be interviewing studied czeative writing and comes to DVD Josh Blue, I instantly became theater at Evergreen State both nervous and excited. in College Olympia, Wash., By Ryli Hennessey pages of Playboy and there is no I have been out of and how he his got Argonaut shortage of sex and nudity. Big the loop when it start at the school's breasts are what Russ Meyer is comes to television mic open night. No, not Valley of the Dolls, known for and big, fabulous breasts and missed the enfzze He's received great its "Beyond the Valley of the are what he delivers in "BVD." season of "Last support from his Dolls" and it's a whole different Most of the film takes Comic Standing." place at or family, friends and scene, cool cat. Dig it? because of various Z-Man The I parties only thing fans and said, The 1970 film is satire, sex- throws at his hot beachside pad.'Z- remembezed about "People have been ploitation, comedy, horror, musical Man is eccentric, he speaks like the show was catch- telling me I'e been and just about everything he's a character in a a clip of Blue ing funny my whole in between. Written by Shakespeare and roasting Gabriel. life." play film critic Roger Ebert and likes to stir drama When he teased, Chrfstln a Navarro up I learned things I directed by famous breast wherever he can. He "They say you are 7he Argonaut couldn't find on his man the late Russ Meyer also gets all the best and what you eat: that arg artsoS Ub.ui4»o.e4U official page, fan "Beyond the Valley of the funniest lines in the oor Vietnamese film, sites or even Dolls" has a place in Rbn famously including: amily," I laughed until my MySpace. history that is all its own. "This is welled with tears and'yes His 'The my happening up favorite movie is More than 30 years after and it freaks me out!" my side hurt. Big Lebowski," and although Last Comic Standing winner, Josh Blue scoops up Christina the film's original release The guls hves start to Before I wrote the preview the dude himself clearly has a Navarro at John's Alley. and just a few years after spin out of control for the show, I watched just gift for writing and perform- the death of Russ Meyer, OBe because of alcohol, about every clip of him on ing comedy, he also has a seat so I could watch the wearing a gift from an audi- ond the 20th Century Fox released drugs dolls (that's pills "You Tube." That really didn' knack for lan- show. ence member, a "Lebat's learning new a two-disc special edition cflley of the for anyone not familiar help anxiety because I You could feel the love in Blue" label t-shirt that zead my guages DVD of the film. Dolls" with the "Dolls" movies) reaJlzed, wow, this dude is "IYs kind of fieaky," he the zoom as Blue zeceived two "Josh" instead of the Iri th ilm thre young hlow and relationshiP mis- "Give standing ovations from a very Canadian beer brand. Blue Av a!jab!e really funny. said. me a month and girls and the manager of takes. As I was waiting to be I'!I it up." eager crowd at the beginning told me he could tell I was pick their rock n'oll band move to L.A. The film is acted hke a drama called in for the interview, I He said that and end of the show. With tense during the interview, while some in order to make it big. but is brilliantly like com- him rounds of applause and and gave me some simple played a caught a glimpse of families have a facility for After arriving, Kelly (Dolly edy. Fast laughs radiating through the advice I will paced editing and per- walking back toward the math or other subjects, his definitely hold Read), the lead singer of the SUB Ballroom, he had every- onto. group, fectly timed music set the funny Chief Room. At that moment, whole family is tri-lingual. is invited by her long-lost Aunt mood. Not to one in the audience engaged ''When you'e interview- mention the unbe- my stomach flipped and it hit Blue can speak French, Susan to a hipster party at the lievably outrageous by his energy and charisma. ing someone, don't be nerv- and cliche me that I would only have English and Wolof, a dialect home of record producer Ronnie story line. five minutes with him. I was from Africa. After the show, I went to ous," he said. "Z-Man" Barzell (John Lazar). One of the film's craziest scenes called back with He the Alehouse in hopes of We sipped some beer, . my pen taught me how to say Z-Man makes their rock group is not only outrageous because clenched between hello in meeting up with him and secretly poked harmless fun of my fingers Wolof, and was nice famous and they find that fame the sex, violence and all later spent some time hanging at unsuspecting victims and horror, but and my stomach doing enough to praise me when I and fortune bring them more because of the real out at John's Alley. talked about random life drama that sorts of gastro-gymnastics. I repeated it to him. things trouble than they would have happened in ''Wolof's As I spent more time with as we watched others 1969. In one of the managed to emit sounds and a weird African play ever thought. film's final scenes him, I felt like a dork for games of pool. While watch- three friends are move my lips while writing language not used in the It's an off-the-wall, artificial ver- violently "It's being so nervous. He's proba- someone murdered in Z-Man' as fast as I could. I was only States," he said. my ing play pool sion of the 1960s hip Hollywood Hollywood It's bly the nicest I'e ever dressed to match her intimi- pad. difficult not }:o focused on spitting out my favorite language." guy scene where everyone uses bad make the met and among many traits, dating attitude, Blue connection to the murder words in order, not switching After the interview was hipster lingo like "far out" and of actress he's very approachable, Sharon Tate. Tate starred over to Spanish, stuttering, over, ASUI was really great gen- "groovy" in every sentence. puking or peeing my pants. and managed to find me a uine and warm. He was even See The BLUE, page 8 girls are straight out of the See DOLLS, page 8 Friday, September I, 2006 The Argonaut Page 7 'n u s ioso ica s in on ero by Michael Howell that follow afterward, is much deeper of good versus evil, but also is able to and immerses the reader even further in Argonaut Superman that he can do just about thancomicscoming from Marvel. It's ask questions like, "Are you still a into the story. and becomes as anything just as boring simple as that. hero when nobody knows you The art in itself is another tlung that of a character. "Your name is Bob Reynolds. You The story itself deals exist?" and, "Where do the makes this novel worthwliil. Jae Lee Credit goes to Marvel for using this prefer cartoons over CNN. You drink with our hero, as he wakes lines between good and evil uses a distinct style of illustration that graphic novel to create a new charac- too much and are 30 pounds over- one up day to realize he . getdrawn?" resembles watercolor. The use of this ter, in weight. You'e afraid '- -':- - participating one of the biggest of heights, hate was once the greatest hero ': Along with all of that watercolor style creates a surreal hoaxes in comic history, and taking a crowds and your wife blames you for in the Marvel Universe. Jenkinsstillmanages to create atmosphere with the pictures on the chance rewriting most com- our dog's moodiness. And This by of their you immediately creates a a good superhero story. There page. It should also be noted that pany's history. ow you were once a superhero." sense of disorientation as is still the looming of some when the reader is supposedly read- As a bonus, Marvel included That is what it reads on the back of the the reader gets the chance unseen evil that manages to ing "classic" Sentry comics, Lee uses various fake the graphic novel entitled "The to see articles and interviews great heroes like test all the heroes. There are brighter colors and more defined char- that they used to Sentry." With a couple of sentences, Spider-Man hype this character. and the still great feats that only, the acters to simulate the look of the past. There is also an Marvel Comics writers are able to Fantastic introduction to the Four gawking super-powered individuals But wait, there must be something graphic novel that addresses describe their starting point for the over a hero. how can conquer. wrong with this comic, right? No Marvel thinks "The Sentry" is much story of "The Sentry." What stands ***'~~ out the (ef S) Since The Sentry is sup- comic is ever perfect. like "The Blair Witch Project" in terms From there, they are able to create most is the approach to the Paul ienkins & iae posed to have existed before Correct. The character of The of hype. one of the most intriguing graphic philosophy of being a hero Lee the earliest Marvel heroes, Sentry himself seems almost like a bla- The bottom line is that the novels of late. that author in end, Paul Jenkins there are also little comics- tant rip-off of Superman. His origin, Marvel takes a character with The graphic novel, which collects lends to little this seemingly one-dimen- within-comics that feature The Sentry which is recounted to the reader potential and five of "The Sentry" limited series sional character's manages to put him into life. Jenkins is able that are patterned after older-style numerous times in the story, is weak at one of the more and philo- issues plus five more crossover titles to turn the novel engaging into not only a story comics. This adds a sort of nostalgia best. At times, he seems like sophical stories of recent past. 4-6 For more p.m. information Center, across from Moscow collection of pastel work niques display the combina- the Dad's ArtsBRIEFS call Gerri SUB Ballroom for Sayler at 883-8321. High School. There are many including portraits, land- tion of body imagery and Weekend. opportunities for Solo BFA exhibit Community volunteers, scapes and animal studies. poetry by Emily Dickinson. The event costs $20 and Theater including set and costume con- Some content may not be includes dinner. You can pur- comes to the holds auditions struction, light and sound pro- Lesley Dill print appropriate for younger indi- chase tickets onhne at Reflections Callery duction, mentoring young exhibit viduals. The Prichard Art www.supportunuidaho.edu, and barbecue actors, fundraising, orchestra continues Gallery hours are 10 a.m.-8 The UI Reflections Gallery Moscow Community participation, ushering and The UI Prichard Art p.m. Tuesday through Friday Community din- in the Commons will open a Theater is holding auditions acting. For more information, Gallery presents "The Thrill and 9 a.m.-s p.m. Saturdays new exhibit Thursday that for its fall. production of call 882-4731. Came Slowly, Prints Sc and 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday. ners at the Co-op will run through Sept. 22nd, 'The Sound of Music" from 7- Multiples," by native New Admission is free. For addi- The Moscow Food Co-op Diving into concepts of time, 11p.m. Sept. 8 (ages 16and older) Pastel artist to be Yorker and figurative artist tional information please hosts semimonthly communi- texture and memory, Gerri and from 1-5:30 contact 'the gallery at 885- p.m. Sept. 9 (chil- featured Lesley Dill through Oct. 7. ty dinners Sept. 14 and 28. Sayler's solo exhibit, "Found cben at Co-op 's 3586 ages 6 to 15). Performances With a bachelor in Prepared by the Co-op's and Round: Chronicles a of will be Nov. 2-5 and 9-12. Troy resident and Idaho English, a Master's in philos- lead baker, Terry Feigenbutz, Scavenger" includes in genres For more information, contact State University alumnus, ophy of education and a Comedian Reep the dinners are 24 per- collage, assemblage, $ per sculp- Sharon Trautwein, the director, at James (Pete) A. Amell, will Master's of Fine Arts in Dad's son. to 14 ture, prints and comes for Up reservations photography. [email protected] or 882- commence his art show 5:30— painting, Dill combines will be accepted. To make Sayler is a BFA candidate at UI Weekend a 4731. 7 p.m. Sept. 8 at the Moscow words and images to express reservation, and director of Above the Rim see a cashier at MCT is also hosting a Food Co-op.. Having gradu- differences within the mind' ASUI Entertainment the Gallery in Moscow. The recep- brings Co-op or call kitchen man- potluck barbecue from 6:30- ated with a degree in fine arts, consciousness. Her non-tra- Comedian to per- 882- tion is open to the public, from Jon Reep ager, Amy Richard at 8:30 p.m., Sept. 9 at the 1912 Amell's show will include his ditional printmaking tech- form at 6 p.m. on Sept. 16th in 8537. Ani DiFranco got a 'Reprieve'i;„„.,'.;q V'", By Chuck Myers produce an evocative and positively sublime record. McClatchy-Tribune News Service On the surface, "Reprieve" might appear an c artistic response to the Katrina terror anvils after- \ The latest album from folk songstress Ani math. In fact however, DiFranco had laid down the DiFranco, "Reprieve" (Righteous Babe), has made a bed tracks before the hurricane arrived, Iaioaaaruoaral'& ~j most uncommon journey from studio to music store. "It's about a lot of things, I guess," notes It literally rode out a powerful storm. DiFranco about the album. When DiFranco found herself sidelined tem- "But the context of making the record is so porarily from touring by tendonitis in her hands a connected in my mind with that event." I year ago, she headed to New Orleans to complete From the %7 rich regretful beauty of '.I I {~ work on her next album. I ".Hypnotized" to the wistful instrument doser, I She arrived just in time to experience Hurricane "Reprise," "Reprieve" oscillates between the inti- Katrina. mate and political. But even a catastrophic natural disaster couldn' Personal observation ends on an idyllic note on 1 deter the determined artist from completing her the exquisite "In the Margins." The next number, ~l creative work. "Nicotine," floats gracefully along a similar "We evacuated and we thought, like everybody, oignant current. "Decree" takes to the offensive in. we'ari go for a couple of days, and that the power th tempo and tone, lamenting the corrosive effeds'olitics r. would be out and it would be hot," recalls in the media age and environmental degra- DiFranco. "Then, all the news'reports start coming dation have on human liberty. in, and we thought, 'My God, the master tapes'.. On "Millennium Theater," DiFranco delivers a So we drove back in right after the storm during the rueful critique of self-serving politicians and the flooding to get the tapes." spectacle of government ineptness in the still nascent Once'iFranco recovered the tapes, she headed 21st century, while the album's spoken title track to Buffalo, N.Y.,home of her Righteous Babe label, to delivers a biting commentary about female existence I; I I lt I ) sort out the finishing touches on the album. in a male cteated and dominated nuclear age. 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Page 8 The Argonaut Friday, Sepember I, 2006, GALLERY o cas ma es - ear-o a s at'--: pastel paintings that, according to the artist, Sunny Cook, reflect her deep appreciation for nature. By Tonl Callas Podcasting seems a natural fit for A Florida native, Cook said she The Philadelphia Inquirer these Generation Y-ers, but everyone gravitated here for the scenery (MCT) from Gen X-ers to baby boomers has and because of the movie, "Toys." a hand in it, said Ted Demopoulos, a In the film, she noticed several PHILADELPHIA —Jeff and Fortune 500, business and technolo- scenes with rolling hills and one Heidi Sims thought their oldest son, gy consultant. of the filming locations for "Toys" Andrew, would become a computer "There's a podcast for every happened to be the Palouse River tech. After all, he's taken apart the niche, from Harry Potter to knit- Valley. family computer more times than ting," said Demopoulos, who also is "I just fell in love with the they can count. the author of "What No One Ever rolling hills," Cook said. "I love Then they thought the Shawnee Tells You About Blogging and all the seasons." High School senior might become a Podcasting" and creates in-house Majoring in art at the television producer. podcasts for businesses. "It can be University of Florida, Cook "We used to call him Gelman, like produced so cheaply and easily, and moved here at 19and said she still on '(Live With) Regis and Kelly,' most anyone can do it. All you need has no regrets. She began working because he spent so much time at the is a microphone, software and access with pastels in Portland while school's television studio," Heidi to the Internet." working with Kitty Wallis, a Sims said, referring to the show's Chris Cavallari, founder of the painter who has her own line of ever-present producer, Michael fledgling New Jersey Podcasters astel papers called Wallis Gelman. Association, called podcasting the astels, But now Andrew Sims is testing a great equalizer, "Before, if you want- The seasonal art on display new career possibility: professional ed to get your message out, you I comes from both outside paint- podcaster. needed print or radio or broadcast- i archive of pictures she Barefoot in his bedroom in ing mediums," he said. "Most peo- ings and an el.'7-year-old takes in anticipation of winter, Medford, Pa., this 17-year-old, ple don't have access to that, With Andrew Sims works on his mugglecast in his pa. home. ruddy-faced teen reaches more than though she said a photo can not podcasting, people can say what maintaining the site. Ivanna who Luna look- 45,000 Harry Potter want, "And, Lynch, plays produce as many colors as they yes, Visibility is high, too. This month, Lov od (in "Order of the fans each week with there is a lot ego ing at the authentic objects. of junk the show is No. 3 on the Phoenix" listens to the podcast. So MuggleCast,corn, an out there, but it' Apple ), "My favorite thing to do is go Other kids work iTunes top-100 list of "Arts" pod- we to an interview with she said. hourlong podcast in to hope get out and think of things," going change the casts. And it's an overall her when the filming is done." nature." which Sims and six urants for we enjoying "Painting directly from way view the rank of 46th out of tens of thousands In the meantime, there's a new at 513 co-hosts chat about Internet." Above the Rim is located on the same site. show to record. A new podcast is The exhibit will theories and story mmer; Sims came with S. Main Street. up Podcast Alley, a directory of aired every Sunday, usually before run until Oct. 16. lines surrounding Ido this." the MuggleCast idea podcasts author nationwide, ranked it No, midnight. On Wednesday evenings, J.K. Rowlings'oy and launched it last 2 on its wizard. top-10 list. The show also in a tidy room surrounded with Andrew Sims summer. He pitched has been nominated for the remnants of his boyhood, Sims The venture has it to the founder High school senior of Nickelodeon Australia's 2006 greets his online crew and they ained them fame, a Kids'hoice MuggleNet.corn, Awards, and is a nominee call "rebuttals" DOLLS ittle fortune, and a read over what they where for three years for the 2006 Podcast Awards week's theories from 6 handful of free he volunteered Web-site of the previous page trips. as manager. People's Choice Award. "We'e been to Las and Emerson from listeners as far away as Vegas Spartz, 19, a University of The show also is com- in "Valley of the Dolls" and, while New York this and we Notre Dame beating its Australia. They spend up to two City summer, student who launched petition. Pot its 'losest she and her friends were are to California terCast, hours taping, and Sims spends an pregnant, going England and MuggleNet when he was 12, told rival, gets 30,000 downloads edit- next month," Sims said. "It's a lot of Sims to for it. on additional six to eight hours murdered by the infamous go average, host Melissa Anelli said. he fun, and I paid. Other kids work "Ican't lie; at first ing, said. Manson family in her California get I thought it was With an older staff of 20- and 30- at restaurants for the summer; I do a bad idea," "I Downstairs in the family home. Spartz said. just did- somethings, PotterCast to this." n't think would lis- appeals kitchen, Dad, a postal inspector, anyone want to an older audience and offers a more teacher's Even with the grim connection With 52 episodes under their ten to a bunch of kids and Mom, a aide, speak talking about news-oriented format with celebri- Yet the scene is one of the funniest in belts, Sims and "we" —teen co- Harry Potter. I was dead wrong." proudly of their boy wonder. ty interviews. can't but the movie. hosts Ben Schoen in Kansas, Jamie MuggleCast is well. they help worry about doing While MuggleCast hopes to beef the the hours he He sometimes Lawrence in England, Laura many podcasts earn almost up keeps. Outrageous, offensive, funny nothing, latter for its audiences in the future. edits into the wee hours. Thompson in Georgia, Kevin Steck Demopoulos said, MuggleCast earns and a classic. There are about a mil- Sims will do celebrity one-on-ones He tells them he has no time for in Connecticut, Micah Tannenbaum revenue. It makes money through T- lion words that could describe next month when he and Anelli go a girlfriend, and he barely uses the in New York, and Eric Scull in shirt sales, after a printing group out "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" on a trip, paid for Warner Bros., car bought him. But Reading, Pa. —are part of a boom- of Georgia saw how well the by they just they podcast to the England film set of "Harry like that he is committed, and with but the best is brilliance. Russ ing trend in which a group of was doing and offered to T- design Potter and the Order of the college choices soon to be made, it' Meyer has his own style and his unknowns can become underground shirts for the show for free. the Now, Phoenix," due out next year. comforting to see that he's made a films will be remembered long stars. hosts get $6 on each $15 shirt sold. "It's "We "Getting interviews is hard," business of his Potter prowess. after his death. crazy," Heidi Sims said. The site also garners about $750 a Sims said. "We "I to did one with guess every kid has to find his The two-disc DVD has several go these book signings, and there month from reading advertisements Warwick Davis are these (Professor Flitwick gift, his niche," Jeff Sims said, girls screaming at them like for GoDaddy.corn, an Internet in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's featurettes, trailers, still galleries are celebrities, watching his weary son make his they wanting their domain-name broker. Sims and Stone" and we are and commentaries. autographs." ), trying to get a way into the kitchen after taping. Schoen also earn $800 a month for of others. We "Looks Watch it three, four, five or more couple do know that like this is his." times and enjoy every moment of sex, drugs and rock n'oll. BLUE Did Katrina reporting change TV ne~vs? from page 6 Gall teasingly whLspered, ''That one' By Shister change the TV-reporting objectivity and perspec- returned at least once a To Williams, what view- crazy. The Philadelphia inquirer form over the last year? tive. Katrina, while a sin- month. He's even flown to ers were seeing in New He also asked me to take a photo (MCT) Experts differ. Some say it gular exception, represents the Big Easy for two week- Orleans was not the media of him and a seven-foot-tall man was a one-time-only occur- a disturbing trend in TV ends as a tourist "because changing, but a display of towering over him. With the dick of NEW YORK —A year rence in response to a news, he says. it's an important place to righteous anger over hav- Brian his camera phone the fun began. later, Williams still unique event. Others say it As networks compete to go and spend money." ing beat'en the first respon- He told seethes about Katrina. , was an extension of an stand out in an increasing- Cooper says he never ders to the scene. me about his artistic abil- "I'm NBC's ities and how he paints and makes so angry," existing trend. ly cluttered landscape, he makes a conscious decision "We were told so many Williams says, his 'voice Given Katrina's conflu- fears they may start choos- on how he'l handle a story. times that assets were on sculptuaes, and how he can even "Not "I'm play the slide guitar. filling with emotion. ence of death, misery, race ing stories by their emo- not sitting in my the way and it would be all The live music in the back- to sound too '60s about it, and bureaucratic chaos- tional potential, rather room and thinking, 'All right," he says, reflecting but these were brothers all on American soil —the than their news value. there's ground made our happy feet itch so by right, tonight going in his NBC office in New we made like Michael Jackson and and sisters. These were fel- journalists'isplay of emo- "This kind of reporting to be emotion.' try to go York. "Well, it wasn't all low slid over the stage to dance. I let American citizens who tions on camera could be is too easy to manipulate," to a place and keep my right. And it wasn't all by had him lead as he showed me his mad been ill-served by a seen as not just under- says Jones, who's working eyes open, k'eep my head right for a week or two dancing skills. whole lot of people." standable but inevitable. on a book about the uncer- open, listen to people and weeks. Bodies were float- The night gaew older, but I didn' Williams was the only Especially in a new-media tain future of serious news. talk about what I'm see- ing past us ...It was a sear- want it to end. I thanked him for network journalist inside era that prizes points of "It can easily become ing." ing and transformative coming and regretfully said good- New Orleans'shelter of view. phony. For every Katrina, CNN/U.S. president experience to be there and bye like a girl who made a new last resort," the The story "hit on every you might have a dozen Jonathan Klein says witness it." friend at summer camp that she Superdome, when the dev- nerve," says Jon Petrovich, hurricanes that don' Cooper's style is a genuine In a situation like astating hurricane hit Aug. chairman of the broadcast match the tragedy, but the reflection of the man, not Katrina, it's would never see again. "a easy for TV For me, last Sunday will be 29. Since then, he's been department at conventions of emotional gimmick to get to the reporters to lose their tem- remembered as a great time with back to the bayou 10 times. Northwestern University's TV may have to be ramped next level." pers on the air, says CNN's Like CNN's Anderson Medill School of to create the view- laughs, learning, conversation and up same Whether in Beirut or Klein. The key is to recog- most of all how I shaaed it ail with Cooper and Fox News Journalism. He. labels TV er response. Baghdad or New Orleans, nize when you'e Channel's Shepard Smith, reporters'evel of emotion "It's like being addicted Cooper "tends to him- an amazing person. Like Sylvia in "a get approaching the line. the movie, "The Truman Show," Williams took personally as "healthy" and call to to heroin. You need more. self involved in stories in "With any TV reporter, everytime I watch Josh Blue on T.V., the federal government's action." You need more emotion, which emotional engage- there's always a point that I'l smile. slow response to the cata- Since then, however, even if it has to be created ment is natural and nor- shouldn't be crossed. You strophic flooding caused that level of passion has ... Ideally, emotion should mal," Klein says. "He' know it when you see it, by the breached levees. not been replicated, be used in the service of always'had that depth and and Anderson has never On the air, all three Petrovich says. making a larger point, not awareness of the human approached it All great made no effort to disguise "For so long, we'e for the sake of ratings. If aspect of every story." reporters, like all great Check out the their rage. Dropping the allowed ourselves as jour- you cover stories emotion- That could become a lia- singers, know their range." Arg on the journalist's traditional nalists to take the answers ally, you'e going to get bility, . says Harvard's Williams says he got credo of objectivity, they and agendas of officials as emotional coverage." Jones. back home in time to turn Web at indignantly demanded the story. We didn't ask the To CNN's Cooper, the "When somebody like on his TV "and see Shep answers from flustered questions. Shep Smith, events around Katrina Cooper emerges from the Smith lose his temper" officials. Cooper and others threw "were unlike any other pack, all of a sudden he' while reporting on how www.uiargonaut. The anchors'motional, down the gloves. They events most of us had cov- expected to be 'the emo- flood refugees camped out first-person reportage con- were encouraged by man- ered," he says, in an inter- tional Anderson on Cooper.'hat one side corn "A of a New nected with viewers and agement to say, '+hat the view from Israel, natu- could be a real prob- Orleans bridge were safe, attracted media heat, but hell is going on here?'" ral disaster combined with lem for him. and those on the other side d I d Alex S. Jones, director of a manmade disaster, within "Reporting can be hon- were not. i t Harvard University's the United States and hap- est and tough without Williams "totally under- Shorenstein Center on the pening in real time, is a making the reporter the stood" his competitor's Press, Politics and Public very rare combination." center of it. I distrust jour- rage. "It was the first Policy, is no fan of person- Cooper stayed in New nalism that puts the jour- image I saw when I alized, emotive journalism, Orleans for five weeks fol- nalist in the starring role. returned to my clean house preferring old-school lowing Katrina, and has Obviously, the public loved and my healthy children it." someone else who just 2 Bdrm (A Fox News spokes- reached the end of their Apts for woman declined to make rope." 1 Bdrm price! 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Friday, September 1, 2006 The Argonaut Page 9 i on i U Dozes in'c 0 um's ea ere 00 ares u ows i Steven Rea By ing Bukowski's alter ego, Henry ture —not that I'm any sort of lowing morning, when China ski might have had a completely differ- The Philadelphia Inquirer (MCT) Chinaski, in the adaptation of his expert. There are big holes in my needs to get dressed to go looking for ent take on the Bukowski tale. 1975 novel, "Factotum." education. But I think he kind of employment, he's in total agony. "It might have been a disaster," he Matt Dillon was in his 20s, mak- Rereading Bukowski in preparation picks where the Beats left off." Jan wraps his private parts in long says. "Somebody who wanted to "The up ing Outsiders" and "The for "Factotum" —written and direct- Dillon grew a beard, and a swaths of tape. It's quite a moment. 'pace the movie up' that would Flamingo Kid," "I'd when he first picked ed by Norwegian Bent Hamer and paunch, to play "Hank" Chinaski, a be lying if I said that I didn' have never worked for this character, some up books by Charles shot in Minnesota last year —Dillon guy who wanders from job to job, have my concerns about doing that for this film. It would have been like Bukowski. Like a lot of people, the had a different take on the author. scene," Dillon confesses, with a doing a wind sprint to nowhere. and bar to bar, and girl to girl. The "I young actor immediately latched "I used to see him as a guilty one constant in his life —aside from chuckle. loved it when I read it, "Because the film doesn't really I'd don' onto the poet and novelist's tales of pleasure," he explains, on the the booze —is his pen. He's a writer, and never seen that sort of thing go anywhere, the characters in a movie. But I There's drunken losers, drunken lovers, and phone from his New York hdme the even if no one's bothered to publish thought this could have that enormous arc. so end really embarrassing. much on 'the char- drunken race track habitues. other day. "I thought, well, one day him yet. up being importance put "But, working with Lili, there was acter arc,'n screenwriting. It's the The words were crisp and clean I'm going to start reading real writ- Dillon is joined Lili who by Taylor, total trust. I connected with her in prevailing wisdom in Hollywood: (and dirty), the passion ran deep. ers ...because he was too much fun a fellow boozer. plays Jan, The two this film more than I'e ever felt with like, 'Oh, where's the character's Even the titles were cool: "The Days to read. end up living together, breaking up, any actress —or any actor." arc?'nd I think people do change Run Away Like Wild Horses Over "But then, in revisiting him after all and getting back together again. In Dillon, who was nominated for an and grow, but it's a business, the Hills," "The Captain Is Out to those I realized that messy years, along with one scene, typical of the. refined Oscar this year for his performance It doesn't in a neatly Lunch and the Sailors Have Taken his irreverent happen humor, there was real precincts explored by Bukowski in his as a bigoted L.A. in "Crash," also defined arc Over the Ship," He's cop ... vulnerability there. a lot more work, Hank accuses Jan of giving him took to Hamer, whose offbeat "What's more important than that "It to spoke me, for whatever rea- soulful and serious than I realized. a case of the crabs. He gets an oint- "Kitchen Stories" was a hit on the is that the character is rich, and col- son," says Dillon, "I 42, who, a couple see him as a really important ment from the pharmacist, but then art-house circuit in 2004. A orful, and you'e going to discover of decades later, found himself play- writer in terms of American litera- leaves it on for way too long. The fol- Hollywood director, Dillon suggests, more about him as you go along." Florida band of 'brothers'iming for the charts By Evelyn McDonnell together, who help tape each have any prodhhcers or writ- whose sweet falsetto 'reveals a wrote 12 of the 15 songs, a "He's more like a father McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) other's braids and finish each ers, so if we wanted some- Michael Jackson fan. Pendergast practically unheard-of self- figure than a manager," 's other sentences. thing done, we had to do it also grew up singing to videos sufficiency for a debut album Moodliyar says. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. "That's the basis of every- ourselves," Espinosa says. by the King of Pop. Espinosa in these days of the superpro- Deep Side recorded mostly —Tucked away in a modest thing, is that friendship, that' The group took its name loves hip-hop and is the group's ducer-curn-songwriter. at Tony Bongiovi's Power single-story apartment building what keeps us all together," says from the slang term for choreographer. Seventy more songs are wait- Station studios in Pompano in Fort Lauderdale is the bed- Karlen "Pretti Sly" Moodliyar, Higgins'eighborhood. "Everybody has a distinc- ing in the Jive vaults. Beach, Fla. Labelmate R. Kelly room where the magic happens. the group's most dynamic and "We chose that name tive sound," Moodliyar says. Along with high school tal- guests on the first single, A double bed, computer, outspoken member. because we felt like it "There's no one lead singer. ent shows, Deep Side used to "Let's Make Love," a sexy keyboards and recording "We'e like brothers," says described our music," Rude Every one of us can sing and sing for girls at mails, passing R&B romp that's one of the equipment take most of "We up Higgins. work together Boi says. "The music is deep. carry a song like a solo artist." out fliers. Their first break three tracks not written and the unadorned space. On this very well, we some fight Even though we are a singing Then they launch into song came in 1999, when Jonathan produced by the group. Rick summer three of the four day, days, we kiss and make up." quartet, we chose not to limit to prove it, trading verses and Wright caught Deep Side's Ross guests on the club song members of Deep Side are The members —including ourselves just to R&B. We'e choruses of a romantic ballad act. The music therapist and "IAin't Neva." ranged 'round Rudy "Rude Brent "Penny" Pendergast young guys, we don't listen with the easy, street corner music-industry veteran "Bottom" is a bass-style Boi" Higgins'ed (soon, per- and Mike "Ezay" Espinosa- to slow jams all the time. We friendliness of a vintage bar- became their manager. He set tribute to South Florida. haps, this will be a fantasy are in their 20s. Moodliyar, want to go to clubs, we want bershop, doo-wop or Motown them to work on their craft, "That's something we real- image for thousands of from North Miami, and to have fun, we want to do quartet. Except there's no trained them in the impor- ly take pride in, is being from teenage 'hile the met almost girls), Higgins say they a this and 'that. We'e creating a bass or baritone, no deep tance of being on time, Florida," Higgins says. fourth, sits in front of Higgins, decade ago, when they were new standard in R&B." voice, in Deep Side; all four hocked his house and lived "The timing's so right for his homespun wall of sound. talent competing at school The four members brought members are high tenors. on a boat until he signed them Deep Side, I can feel it, says "We do here: everything shows. Sly grew up in South different backgrounds and Higgins arranges the vocals, to Jive in 2005. Moodliyar. "Pretty Ricky, rehearse, write, produce, joke Africa and counts that influences to Deep Side's table. plays all the instruments, and "We had him teaching us Rick Ross, Pitbull, the Heat: around, watch TV," says region's mix — African, Higgins grew up with R&B and produced much of the yet-to- certain aspects of the game," We'e the next notch on Higgins, the musical master- Indian, European —as his gospel. Moodliyar is a pop nut be-titled album. The group Higgins says. Miami's belt." mind of the multiracial vocal racial type. His mother quartet that, with an album moved the family to Miami to forthcoming on Jive Records, help her son realize his show- is primed to be South Florida's biz dreams. next musical hitmaker. Deciding, perhaps, that if Deep Side is an R&B vocal 'ou can't beat them, join them, group with a thing for crunk, Higgins, a Fort Lauderdale a hip-hop group with harmo- native, suggested to Moodliyar 'y. In an industry known for that they form a band with packa'ged gimmicks, they also Higgins'choolmates, say they are four fast friends Pendergast and Espinosa. who have been through heart- "When we first started breaks and breakthroughs doing our stuff, we didn' Fueiing a Passion for Chdst to Transform our World Lufheysrt Campus Ministry E8~i~Cy sPuir/i eVe7harW/r Visit us on the Web at ~t 6th 1035 S. 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Did ypu know a snapper is Joel Jones will also respond to a type of fish'? With so many inexperi- "Hey -You," "Jonesy" and Yeah, red snapper. enced players on the field, "Where-the-hell-are-you." His Is that your power animal? Saturday might be better unfortunate run in with an My power animal? Red Bull. described as a career opener opponent's football jersey than a season opener for benched him for four games, 8. If you could change one the University of Idaho But the Vandal long snapper is rule in football, what would it football team. be? we'e back, and aside from the NFL, "Right now got a lot or, a league where the I would have to say that the into of young players stepping snapper isn't required to long snapper doesn' football team, so we'e this block, the sophomore have to block after he to see how they'e pro- ready wouldn't want snaps. And I would say since football to be any- gressed spring that can't hit at started," coach Dennis where else. they you that would be a nice Erickson said. all, The Vandals'irst game of 1.Hpw did ypu become a one. the year will be against long snapper? What's Michigan State University at 9 I was out Joel Jones 9. your a.m. on Saturday in East snapping, just greatest Mich. moment on the Lansing, DOB: 06. 29~ 1985 At a news conference on around one day field? Tuesd'ay, he showed no short- when I had Hometown: Longview, WA A g a i n s t age of respect for his opponent never snapped Year: sophomore Fresno State, I and in his season opener, joking before and'lajor: biology snapped his concern for Coach Oohnny) ran down the that biggest Events: long snapper freshmen safeties Shiloh Keo N~en walked field and laid and Adam Anderson is that up and asked if somebody out. he's sending them out against I had snapped First time I ever Michigan State. high school. I told him I had laid somebody out in college. "Your running them against because I was a walk-on and Lisa Wareham/Argonaut one of the best uarterbacks in wanted to play. I Idnd of just 10. What's your most embar- Freshman Max Komar runs with the ball at Vandal football practice Tuesday outside the the country," Erickson said, Kibbie Dome. fibbed to him a little bit. rassing moment on the field? There are a few. I would "and you'e got t 0 young fall and is also look' camp, have to when I laid out safeties, who have never to the 2. Who's the scariest coach say got put spotlight on them at WSU. Laaaid out. played a college game. The during this game. However, you'e ever had? scenario is not real good if you injuries were the primary cata- Probably Coach Nansen my 11. You could be playing in for this situation, resulting freshman I was brand lyst year. frpnt pf 75ppp pn PerhaPs the most imPres- in freshmen like people Keo and new and had no.idea what to Saturday. How does that feel? sive skill Anderson .tak- exPect and I kePt on messing I'm not nervous anymore. I. Erickson has ~ over ing at up on linebacker drills and was nervous freshman demonstrated It WaS CIOSe safet my stuff. He was yelling at me year, (but) not anymore, it' smce retummg until it is deter- every day for messing on just kind of fun. You don'treal- to Idaho is his mined if staple up ~ stuff, but'he just wanted to ly hear them, it's just kind (Anlanc:iO) and Lee Jones can of fun. between opti- return to the make me better. mism and real- It was position. In 'att Gregg. "12 Are there any famous ism. Still, he spite of this, '3. What's'your dream job'? long has laid'ut a a battle and they Snapping in the NFL for 12 snappers ypu look up to? P ' years; that would be nice. . Jeff Robinson helped me . battled all the seemed confi- when I was a freshman.'e and if that d ant in his doesn't aP- "Love Moscow" played in the NFL for a long way through fall lineup. Bruce Mann/Argonaut 4. Are ypu the time. Brian Yarno, he was the pen, to take the Tim White or the "Get the hell out of addresses the football team Tuesday afternoon at prac- guy I was behind my freshman tice at the Kibbie Dome. Moscow" type? year, they both really helped worth as a I like Moscow, it's nice. We r o i n very, very close." me out a lot. P g afraid to I (Amancio) and Matt Gregg," ball as the Vandals'ew kick- all live on a street over on ground for a Erickson said. "It was a battle off kicker. Garfield and it's really quiet. budding pro- 13. Do ypu have a pre-game Dennis Erickson and they battled all the way Defensive end Ben It's really small so you can get ritual' gram that will football coach there," he said of the through fall camp and it was Alexander knows that not to know everybody. You can I kiss a little medal mom rely heavily on starting close." my safety. "He'l very, very many people, especially not walk around campus and see gave me. It says "with faith all young talent. He added that the 75,000 that could be in everyone know. "You gointhereandplayhard. He' being a you things are possible" and I keep can only practice so kicker is a unstable Michigan State's Spartan very athletic and he'l make very that in my locker. I have this long" Erickson said. -Playing position and that Stadium, would on 5. What's the best so e anything put money part of your laminate sheet of about 30 a game lets you know where Plays could happen. them in this game, but that' position? we'e Erickson also announced quotes, and I'l just read those. you'e at and hit each "Once you'e a kicker and just another source of motiva- I'd have to say the best part other enough. Tuesday that after several Obviously our you kick, nothing's etched in tion to him. about my position is you don' opponent is very difficult, so weeks of vying for the posi- "I 14. Do ypu have any life we'l granite, You can see that in all think the guys are fired have to run a lot in practice. really see where tion, sophomore Tino Amancio leagues," he said. up because not a lot of people goals? we'e at." Yeah, they finally made me will be the starting kicker, Depending on Saturday' expect us to do well in this 6. If you were universally tal- He pick a major, so I think going to has emphasized rigor- while Matt Gregg will coin toss, the third candidate game," Alexander said. "Sowe ented, would you still want to ous trials for new faces to the be backup. for the position, Vincente Rico, just have to play hard and be a long snapper? Vandal program throughout "It was close between may get the first foot on the show them who we are." Yeah, I would actually. If See FINGER, page 12 Volleyball considers reorganization at Notre Dame 't Coach Buchanan lo '"g their season last weekend oks to continue right side to try and slow with a 3-0 win over Bowling team's growth at n eXt taurnament some balls down, and we Green University anti :'r"-'%~".""'""" have so much depth on this are the preseason favorites by Ryan Atkins Last season Missour; team that we have to win the Big Argonaut knocked off WAC power a lot of different options East Conference. house Hawaii on their way tp to try and do that," The Vandals'inal game The Idaho women's vol- their first elite eight in school Buchanan said. will be against'hree- ';,.'c" leyball team will try to history, and they finished the Buchanan also mentioned time defending Mid- bounce back from their 0-3 year as the No. 8 ranked the possibility of a Continent Conference cham- performance last weekend team in the country. The move back to a 6-2 formation pions Valparaiso on when they travel to South Lady Tigers come into the to help bring in more Saturday night. Bend, Ind., on Thursday to tournament with a 2-1 mark height for the right side. The Crusaders won the take part in the two-day after taking part in last week On Saturday, Idaho will Chicagoland Classic last Shamrock Invitational end's face No. 21-ranked Notre -:~:: ':=":-"-:-''===':=-ei''"-'' hosted Long Beach weekend, going undefeated by the University of State Invitational. Dame and will have to ove- Notre Dame. "Do come a home crowd that is against DePaul, Illinois- I think we will be bet Chicago and Loyola Chicago. Last weekend's perform- ter going into known to be Asked how the team was ance was a disappointment this weekend? ss vocal. Still, for the team but a learning looking as the tournament experience as well, and drew near, Buchanan said coach ' Debbie Buchanan believes t an oth er extrenl ely d oesn h ave she was very pleased with the tough competition at the going to be tOugh weekend, the direction the team was Shamrock Invitational will another worried about going in and only continue to help her extremely but it ls going to P I a y said the new coaching staff team grow. week- nationally'ough has been working "These ,i;"~~w fry,„c matches aren' end, but it is help us in the lollg ranked teams well together. ping to hurt us. It is better going to help ~ at hostile "Things have been great, or us to play a really strong us in the run and provide venues. they are just awesome to "We team and lose, than to play a long run and know have on'taff, it has been team ranked uS eXper>ence a really low and provide us this is another really easy'ransitio'n = c", to beat them," and N" '";:,;.,: Buchanan experience tou4rh set of good we'e for'ward said. "Even if we beat a weak against looking to get- against teams," ting some more experience team, it isn't going to help tough compe- COjllpetitlOn. B u c h a n a n our position in the tition." said. "We under our belts," RPI rankings." Asked what won't Practice Buchanan said. Idaho will open the tour- she thought Del bie Buchanan Following the Shamrock nament against No. 13- the team could 'what Notre Invitational, the Lady ranked University of do to improve Dame or Vandals have the Long Beach Missouri on Friday night, their chances against such a Missouri or anyone else will State Tournament begtnnmg which will be the tough squad like Missouri, do or won't do. We spend on Sept. 8, before opponent Vandals'oughestto date. Buchanan harped on the opening the Kentaro Murai/ Argonaut our practices focusing on regear Sophomore Haley Larson receives the ball at volleyball practice They will also go up team's depth as a doing the things we need to season with back-ttI„-ggk at Memorial against Notre Dame and major asset. do to get better." match-ups '@5'fgst Tuesday Cym. "We Valparaiso University. need to look at hav- The Fighting Irish opened Washington State University. Page ll The Argonaut Friday, September I, 2006 res men mee, on a 'en UreS'y Devin Rokyty Will Keim, which tackles everything from alco- Argonaut hol, drugs, ethics and sex, as an integral part of the course, and very helpful to students in their A hard fact of college economics: $176 does transition to college. not go very far —maybe three books— Freshman Louis Arambel, who participated on Unlikely, but maybe. the rafting adventure, echoed Beiser's opinion. "We read a book But for several incoming freshmen it got that changed the whole trip," Arambel "The them much more —a three-day adventure they said. book was about will not soon forget and one college credit. emotions, coming into college and several other things. I think clos- Three groups of freshmen headed by UI fac- it brought the group ulty members and student staff departed for er; we opened up. It was probably the most the wilderness last Friday as part of a course moving trip I have ever been on." sponsored by the UI New Student Orientation Freshman Katie Pond said she thought the Program called Vandal Adventures. readings and group discussions were helpful "It, and a good experience. in essence, is an outdoor classroom "I filled with lessons of life," student staff mem- learned a lot about myself through the ber Daniel Turner said. "Students and staff intellectual talks that we had and hearing alike will be better at what we do because we other people's perspectives on each topic." have participated in this program." While the trip was "intense socially, physi- and Turner said that throughout the course of the cally psychologically," Beiser said, it was program, he has gained a respect and a sense of not limited to classroom reading, writing and discussion. need for freshmen orientation programs. Before returning Sunday afternoon, one Students enrolled in the service section group rafted the rapids of the Salmon River were able to help Habitat for Humanity in the construction of and relaxed on the beaches, another group a house, building and hiked six miles through the Selway Bitterroot installing all window and doorframes for the entire Wilderness and a third group camped at Ros's house. Point near Post Falls while volunteering for Associate Dean of the College of Natural Habitat for Humanity. Resources Dr. Alton Campbell led the group of "It helped me bond with 12 students. [the other stu- "The dents] and let them know who I am," freshman point was to get students to think what Courtesy Photo Tyler Flowers said. "It really helped me to about service is and what they were con- "I Students participating in Vandal Adventures, a freshmen orientation program, backpack in the adjust to a new way of life,." tributing," Campbell said. think they felt like Selvvay Bitterroot Wilderness Aug. 26-27. An easier transition to college life is exactly they had contributed to people who need- ed some help." what Outdoor Program Coordinator Mike everybody on the trip and that was the point students would remember because of the con- The students'ard work did not unnoticed. Beiser wanted students to get out of the course. go that I knew I would be friends with these peo- nections they made. "The person who was supervising the site "Research on similar programs across the ple for a lot of years." "We spent a lot of time around the campfire said we did in about six hours what other country has shown that building a community Participants on the rafting and hiking getting to know each other and sharing cups of groups would do in about a and a half," of other students and relationships with staff day adventures were forced to do everything for cocoa while discussing their fears and their Campbell said. "They and faculty helps in developing a foundation worked hard —they themselves, including setting and tearing and were tired." up goals objectives for their first year," in the early weeks of one's college career," dog down camp, cooking, cleaning and rowing, Rogers said. "You learn a lot more on the river While this group was laboring the Beiser said. away, among other things. and trail about life than you do in a textbook." other two groups were deep in the wilderness. Over the course of the trip, the students "We shared jobs and worked as a group, One thing students definitely came away "We were out in the middle of nowhere- were expected to write their thoughts in a jour- teamwork was a big factor in this," Arambel with was a new support network that will ease no electricity, no cell none of that nal, keep up with assigned readings and par- phones, crap. said. "We all had a lot of initiative to get the their transition into college life. That's when you get to find out who real- ticipate in group discussions. you job done." "I love the group of people we went with," ly are," Arambel said of his experience in the Beiser said he viewed the discussions and Pam Rogers, the student adviser for the hik- Pond said. "The group of advisers were absolute- rafting section. "I got to see the inner soul of readings from "Education of Character" by ing course, said this trip would be one that the ly amazing —they made the trip worth it." South Bend,Ind. 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We have neon beer or assistant. Duties include Must be able to work edge of computer hard- 12:30-3pm and some 415 W. 6th Sf. from school (3 pm), give signs, mirrors, and mis- patient set independently, take direc- ware, network systems, other flexible weekday therapy up, snack, sometimes play cellaneous beer decora- clerical duties, assisting tion, and have excellent computer configurations hours. Located in or take to a lesson. tions, some furniture and with patient flow, data customer service skills. and current IT technolo- Moscow. CPR certification and other "treasures". We taking X-rays, 'ntry, $5.75-$7.50/hr PT. gies. Pay DOE. Hours Job Merchandiser experience with babies also have a pallet jack, patient exams and prac- Located in Moscow. < 20 hrs/wk. Temporary ¹153 Job ¹22 Kennel Stock product in freezer required. Valid driver' forklift, and golf cart for tice promotion. Must be position. 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