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THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE OF BOISE STATE SINCE 1933
MONDAY, APRIL 30, 2007 ISSUE 61. VOLUME 19. FIRST ISSUE FREE.
OPINION Senate gets
PAGE 3 artistic, The Arbiter editorial board The Resident Hall Olympiad: expressls its disappointment debates with the 03 Festival and forensics Arbiter staff member Lucinda Driscoll/Keiser proves who lives inthe toughest place on campus Sutherland gives a college BY CHARLOTTE TAYLOR commuter's view, News Writer
There is art all around you CULTURE as you walk across the Boise State campus, but you may never PAGE 4 have noticed. "Fracture" and '''Vacancy'' That is why the "art, task force" was created by BSU keep moviegoers on the President Bob Kustra. edge of their seats while This group hopes _to Nine-Inch Nails releases raise awareness for fine art some 'hot new tracks on Its on campus and seeks newways ' new album, "Year Zero." of incorporating art into the Boise State landscape. This task force was pres- SPORTS ent at the Thursday meeting of the Associated Students of Boise State University Senate to share PAGE 6 its findings: Gerald Alexander headlined a The previous Senate heard group of four former Boise Stat from the task force in March re- players who made a splash tn garding the "Meet Me at the Mural" the 2007 NFL draft while the project. The project was Bronco men and women's tenni ultimately vetoed due to a lack of student support. teams both made their way to the final rounds of the Western The "A" Team Athletic Conference tournament The purpose of Thursday's visit championship. The track and was to inform the Senate of the field teams finished up at their amount of art currently located last home competition as well. on campus and to encourage an increase in the overall amount of public art. "There had never been any kind ARBITERONLIN E.COM ofinventory of'the art work on cam- pus,' Student Activities Program Managing Editor Dustin Lapray Coordinator for Fine Arts Holly and Sports Editor Jake Garcin Gilchrist said. "It gave liS an idea of talk about Broncos heading to how much the university has actu- the NFL and all the happenings ally Invested in art over the years." at this weekend's NFL Draft on One of the major jobs of the task force, as explained by Gilchrist, "Arbiter Sports Talk." On Saturday, April 28 the Residence was to inventory the amount of Hall Olympics were public art at Boise State. This "K "Out of the Blue" has reached held the area in front of job fell to Boise State student and the semester finale with the the Student Union Building. Events interim Executive Director of the Boise City Arts Commission latest in university news. included dodgeball, tug-of-war, relay / Karen Bubb. Bubb presented races and a pie-eating contest. this information and shared how After the events, Driscoll/Keiser other colleges have incorporated came out on top, Chaffee took WEATHER art into their campuses. second, Suites/Towers were third Art currently on campus and Morrison/Taylor took fourth. includes exterior public art, the
PHOTOS BY DARCI NUTT/THE ARBITER Student Union Collection, the Richard . Libby Collection, art located at the West Campus, the MONDAY Art Department Collections, the High: 84F fLow 53F Phi Kappa" Phi: A society of distinction Albertsons Library Collection and the Women's Center Collection. Boise State owns more than BY SONIA TREVIZO Since its founding, the society year the society inducts approxi- Gaylene Munroe Catherine Marie Stlsh Huffy Christine Naillon Brandon James Stoker $500,000 in public exterior News Writer has initiated more than one million mately 30,000 students, faculty, pro- Andrew Jacob Ormond Elko H1raoka Strader Michael GregoryStrndcr artwork alone. Some o( these ,J .. members into its ranks. All mem- fessional staff and alumni each year. Carol A. Peck ,J oJ ,J oJ Matthew Henry Prudy Nadine Denise Taylor pieces were created by professors Phi Kappa Phi was founded in bers have received emblems and April 15, Boise State University Phi Cory James Reche Adam Alejandro Torres TUESDAY recruited from the Boise State art 1897and is the nation's oldest, larg- certificates of membership, but Phi Kappa Phi's Chapter 159inducted 78 Michael william Reed Marla KayVanSklvcr High: 70F fLo\;" 46F Cory Ryan Sanford Marla D. Venegas department. Now that the task est and most selective all-disci- Kappa Phi is much more than this. students, four faculty and the mayor Taryn Noel Sanford Karen I.Wadley , force has completed the inventory, pline honor society. It has a chap- It's much more than just an em- ofBoise in the Rose Room in down- Lisa M. Schoetther Robin Sue whne-stebcr Lila Rose Shearer Cheryl I. Winters it hopes to permanently expand ter on almost 300 campuses in the blem and a line on a resume. It's a town Boise. Mayor Dave Bieter was Orenda L. Simon . Nicolas Gene Wynkoop nnd the amount of art on campus. This United States, Puerto Rico and the global network composed of only also the keynote speaker and Tony Matthew Jason Somera Dale Hobert Spangler James Clifton Young. process begins by examining cur- . Philippines, The society's mission is the best and brightest individuals Roark, professor of philosophy, was rent policies and procedures for "to recognize and promote academ- from all sorts of different academic elected as the 2007~2008president. The faculty inductees are: WEDNESDAY purchasing, storing, loaning and ic excellence in all fields of higher disciplines. It is also a community of . This year's student inductees are: High: 65F fLow 45F Stephen Crowley, Philosophy; maintaining art. education and to engage the com- scholars and professionals building Lorna lee Andersen . Robin M. Hnushcer Natalie Nelson Marsh, Communication; Klra Lind Barsotti Brenda Sue Helgerson Calle E. Spear. Health Promotion; and "Part of the problem is that no munity of scholars in service to oth- an enduring legacy for future gen- Angela Joyce Batchelor Nancy Prances Ilcmandcz Richard A. Young. Art. one has ever been responsible for ers." Also equally important is that erations. Dallas James Becker Zoe Louise Hewett Iason T, Bell Heather Holland Jerry (Some of tile organization's more notable membus in- art before," Bubb said. The task the society provides its members Membership in Phi Kappa Phi ON CAMPUS Hoy Thomas Bode Allen Hubbard Katie clude former President Jimmy Carter, NASA A$lronaut force is also researching alterna- access to exclusive resources and is by invitation only and requires KylJe Glen Boggess Marie Ingram Katie Wendy Lawrence. Baylor U.,'vcrslty Head Women's Llncoln G. Bollschweller Conlon Jacobs Margaret n.asb~tball Coae/JKim Mulkey-Robertson, writpr John tive art sources such as architec- benefits designed to serve their aca- nomination and approval by a chap- jason W. Boyd S. Jensen Andrea M. GrlsllQmand Netscapefounder James Barksdale.) . ture, multimedia art and horticul- WEDNESDAY demic and professional needs. ter. Being that this is the most se- Lindsey Allene Braun Johnson Daria Kanevskl Krisijn Marie Drown Lnurn Kathleen Keys ture. It is not currently request- The global focus on resources al- lective of societies only the top 10 Since the initiation of its awards Garry walter Bronrlgg Cheryl Kingsford ing any funding from the Senate, Lead Climbing - 10"YsPhi Kappa Phi members from percent of seniors and 7.5 percent Andrea E. Burnie John David Laughlin program in 1932Phi Kappa Phi has Jamie Lynn Cargill Christa Sharyn Ledbetter it was simply presenting ideas and Climbing Skills Series every corner of the world to connect of juniors having at least 72 semes- awarded approximately $11.5 mil- Julie Kay Carr Arln Lindstorm garnering support. and network with one another. Some ter hours are eligible for member- Stephanie Carroll Abram Ricks LInes lion. Today, more than $700,000 Katherine Rc-gersCoghlan Benjamin Walter Marcoe "I think you have the opportuni- ofthe membership benefits include: ship. Graduate students in the top 10 is awarded annually to qualifying Techniques for leading indoor Haley Dawn Coleman KathrynEmikoMatsuura ty to do something on Boise State's academic recognition, career as- .percent ofthe number ofcandidates Emerald Ann Douthit Christine White McGrew members and non-members through and outdoor sport climbing Teresa Lynn England Lisa L Mckinley graduate fellowships, undergraduate campus that is really progressive,' sistance, awards and scholarships, for graduate degrees may also qual- Ellzabeth Srrachanjdlller routes: optimal clipping Monty Fleenor Bubbsaid. partner discounts and services, ify. Faculty, professional staff and Sarah Morrill Preklng Theresa Marie Mills study abroad scholarships, member stances, proper clipping, publications, networking, training alumni who have achieved schol- Rebekah Suzanne Gould Christopher Todd Minen and chapter awards and grants forlo- Wendy Gay Green Jamie Marie Montgomery Talkin' about the Broncos rest techniques, lead belay and leadership opportunities. arly distinction also qualify. Each Daniel E. Hardin Michael Carl Moore cal and national literacy initiatives. Senate Resolution Number -techntques, and enhanced Two was back from the University communication between Affairs Committee for second read- partners. For details on this ing. This is the piece of legislation Campus Recreation event, call Volunteers rewarded for time asks the Senate to support Geoff Harrison at 426-2628. the: Talkin" Broncos foren- BY SONIA TREVIZO can hear and the blind can see. they just have the heart. is immortal." sics team in its search of THURSDAY News Writer Unfortunately, sometimes these This rings true with in this group Five awards were given out dur- permanent funding. unselfish and noble actions that ofstudents. ing the reception. Student Joseph Changes of wording made . According to the American make up the most radiant pages in "Service and leadership should DeMay received the Outstanding in committee only seemed. to Reflections from HeritageDictionary,volunteerismis the biography of humanity often be done with a steward's heart,' Student Volunteer Award. confuse and frustrate the Senate. Navajo Nation the use of or reliance on volunteers, go unrecognized. Eastman said. "Living a life of no The Outstanding Employee Sen, Ashley Callisand Sen. Gabe . especially to perform social or edu- Last Thesday Boise State held a reserve, no retreat, and no regret is Volunteer Award went to BSUasso- Murphy obJectedt~ the res~lu~on Time:1 to 2 pm cational work in communities. volunteer tecognition reception in simple but never easy." ciate professor Robin Allen; because it implied actual monetary Where: SUB Bishop Barnwell That is exactly what the the Jordan Ballroom. How does one go about awarding The Civic Leadership Residential support for the forensics tealD·: . Room Volunteer Service Board dedicates Leadership Development Chair such work? College was recognized as the "This isn't acalLto actlon," themselves to. . Phil. Eastman was the keynote Volunteers understand that the Outstanding Volunteer Student Sen. Evan. Meriwether "It Refreshments provided sa1d. 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PINI Theway we see it ... ,Diversity Day Defined flopped Why research is _important when April 20, 2007, Boise State Cultural Center and the Associated' Students of Boise State University sponsored Diversity Day Defined, or writing a newspaper article the D3 Fest. . in another show, "In the Sawtooths," The Arbiter took part in this festival, well BY JOSH BELVILLE and props and extra scenery are only what you're going to write about as possible. Kabuki is in no way similar which; by the way, went this past week ... sort of. We took part in that we were there, Guest Opinion used when they are absolutely need- hosting a booth from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. ed. Costumes are the same issue. It's to Noh theatre. They just seem simi- to the Kennedy Center in Washington We were dismayed, along with most of the I know what you're thinking. usually the shite, orlead who wears the lar to someone who does not initiate D.C. to be performed. Thus, the costumes and "A letter from one of the actors in most costume, including the famous themselves into the culture. other organizations hosting booths, to find that scenery had to be simple, because 'Buddhist History'? This guy must be Japanese masks. Concerning your statement about how almost no students were coming to the groups we were working with constraints. mad because his show got a bad review Noh theatre can, be explained in Noh "offers a much different approach of tents in the Intramural Field outside the Our choices in those areas were made [from The Arbiter]:' much the same way sushi is made:' to acting by using extensive masks and with the utmost care and respect for Student Union Building. I'm not mad about your review at all. instead of having many various flavors costumes to show stature in society," A lot of this fault lays with the students of I'm more concerned about your lack of and ingredients, sushi is made with except to ask, have you ever thought the plays. Obviously you have not seen a lot of BSU,who chase these rallying cries for diversity preparation skills. very few items, usually with a base of that a character wearing a suit and tie theatre, because lines are forgotten ev- and then never take action to support their Everything you bashed in rice. It is in this simplicity that makes presents a different stature than' one your' article were key aspects of sushi so flavorful, bec;use each bit wearing ragged clothes? ery day. Sometimes we try and try and opinions. But most- of the fault for this flop cannot remember what comes next. traditional Noh theatre. Your is carefully picked to create the most There are some truths to what you belongs in the hands ofthe organizers. Those times are embarrassing and statement about our lack of stage attractive flavor. say. This production was considered a frustrating, but they are also, in a way, You want t now _ WRITERS ARB.ITERONLINE COM BUSINESS • '. EDITORS - PRODUCTION Adam Adar, Stavs Ahlborn, PrDductlon Manager Online EdItor EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Draw Mayes (xlOS]dll"@ubl .... D1a m Frederick Arehart, Cleudio , Haathar Engllshlxll0] Harsh Mantrl THE ARBITER Beagarla, Amy Bowman, tllIlItltml'[email protected] MANAGING EDITOR pusun Lapray .(<1061mlllodll"@ ..bla la •.,,m DlstrtbVteod HondaII' r,'tluJrsdO\Il dUrIng Aeet. ProdW:uon Manager 1910University Drive Matthew Boyle, Tete Laona Ellsworth (xII OJ Mu1tImsdIa ProduCllr the ocadetnte schOOl year. 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SPORTS ~Dirim: Globally HOT Enter "Disturbia" If there is one movie worth watching right now, it's "Disturbia," Featuring Disney Channel star Shia Lalleouf, from the show "Even Stevens," the actor stars in one of The most intense movies of the season that will keep you on the BY STEVE AHLBORN everything has a fracture point and edge of your seat and make you not Culture Writer tells Beachum, "If you look closely able to make a move. With a mixture enough, you can find ecerything of comedy and dark twists, paired Take a brainy, aging engineer has a weak spot where it can break, with adrenaline-pumping action, whose wife is having an affair, his sooner or later." "Did you look for this movie takes audience members blatant confession to her attempted mine?" Beachum asked. on a roller coaster ride filled with un- murder and the ingenious plan he "(ve already found yours," certainty and drama. formulates to get the trial thrown out Crawford said. of court and you have "Fracture:' The movie is smart and assumes NOT Take .a successful police detective that the moviegoer is smart as well. Prince Harry banned from Iraq and ruin his life and reputation so It doesn't give away the twists; the You would think that Prince absolutely that he emotionally un- moviegoer has to think and pay at- Harry of the United Kingdom would ravels and you have "Fracture." tention. The official "Fracture" be able to go and do anything he Take' a young, successful, win-at- Website (www.fracturemovie.com) pleases. Wrong. As a member of the all-costs lawyer in the district at- reiterates the movie's intelligent British military, doing the duty of toiney's office who is on his way up slant through this slogan: "The dif- your country comes with limita- to a high-profile, high-paying posi- ference between innocence and tions. While certain branches ofthe tion with an elite law firm and give guilt is a matter of minute details. British military prepare to deploy to him one last "simple" case to pros- Look close enough and every case Iraq, the country is saying they will ecute that will forever change his has a weak spot," il'~ 1 not allow Harry to accompany the life and you have "Fracture." Written There are strong supporting per- '~ ::~, unit and he must reside at home for by Daniel Pyne and Glenn Gers, formances in "Fracture" as well. his own safety, as well as that of his "Fracture" is directed by Gregory Rosamund Pike plays a power-hun- fellow soldiers. Hoblit("PrimaIFear," 1996) and stars gry, success-driven lead attorney .< Officials say the idea of losing him Sir Anthony Hopkins as the schern- for the law firm Gosling's character in war would be too dramatic for the lng antagonist, Ted Crawford. hopes to work for and Billy Burke people, especially after the loss of his Hopkins is a master at playing plays the haunted police detective mother, Princess Diana. Having him villains that you love to hate, such Rob Nunally. in Iraq would heighten Iraq raids on as Hannibal Lecter in the 1991 ,At first glance the love relation- the British military and create even. film, "Silence of the Lambs:' Ryan ship with Pike's character and more fighting and risks of kidnap- Gosling plays the frustrated pros- Gosling's seems a feeble attempt " I : I ping. So while we all think it's great ecutor, Willy Beachum. Very unlike to add romance to the film. As a I that Harry joined the military, it re- Gosling's role of Henry Letham in female attorney, Pike's character ally only looks like he went to boot "Stay," this performance is well done should have been continuously . camp for a few weeks. and Gosling holds his own against strong, not succumbing to Gosling's Hopkins' brilliance. charm. However, her yielding to his Locally "Fracture" is a chess game be- allure is yet another example of the tween Crawford, whose intelligence movie's motto that "every case has ., .,.... HOT likely qualifies him for Mensa sta- a weak spot." Online concert presales tus, and playboy Beachum who "Fracture" sparkles with en- There is only one thing better wins more through charm and cun- ergetic courtroom drama, while than getting to see some of your fa- ning than through effort. The battle making us question our core vorite artists in concert: getting the of wits isn't an even match because values and motives. This modern- chance to see them as close as pos- Crawford has planned all the moves, day story is a powerful exploration sible. Now, with the option of pres ale down to the final checkmate, far in into the inner conflict between the "., . opportunities, people can get an advance. As an aircraft engineer, drive to succeed and the need for ',';. early start on acquiring tickets, giv- Crawford's job is to find the tiniest significance. Unexpected twists ing them the closest seat possible at of flaws in airplane structure and he and turns are likely to strap you to ,,\,., certain venues. uses this ability to defend himself for your seat. Just sit back, ponder life's , One way to get up close to the ac- shooting his wife. Crawford believes meaning and hold on for a wild ride. ., "I tion here in Boise is by signing up on an e-mail list, such as the one for the .Idaho Center. This gives you instant access to better seats. I joined and already received passwords to use Nine Inc.h Nails' 'Year Zero.' lands on music scene in order to buy tickets before they even go on sale, and we're talking for BY JUSTIN NEWELL "1984:' It tells of a corrupt govern- what sounds like a xylophone, over shows with artists like John Mayer Special to The Arbiter rnent, robbing its citizens of nearly which Reznor whispers his lyrics. and Martina McBride. So if you want all freedoms and rights. The piano-driven "Another Version to get up close and personal with Nine Inch Nails, a band whose "Year Zero" begins with a drum- of the Truth" also brlefly calms the your favorite big-time artists, get on- success dates back to the early driven instrumentaltrack and kicks mood just before concluding with line and sign up now. 1990s, hasn't shown much life in right into "The Beginning of the "In This 'l\vilight" and "Zero Sum." .; the past few years until shocking End," a suitable start to the record, "Year Zero" seems to be Trent NOT fans by releasing "With Teeth" six since the song captures the record's Reznor's best and most consistent Dead week? years after 1999's "The Fragile." overall mood. Reznor has a smooth, work in years, filled with every- It's the end of'the semester ami the Now, justtwo years afterthe 2005 calm voice and sing-speaks in an thing that has encapsulated Nine one week to look forward to where release "With Teeth," Nine ·Inch almost monotone fashion. Inch Nails over the years: anger, we don't have any tests or homework Nails' Trent Reznor is back with 16 "We face our consequence/This darkness, despair and animosity, is Dead Week. more dark, angry and complicated is the beginning of the end" he played over electronic beats, beeps, However, it seems for most stu- tracks filled with droning guitars, says, against a background of dis- squeals and ide-tuned, distorted dents that Dead Week is more alive electronic and traditional drums torted guitars, synthesizers and the guitars. than ever. It starts out as something and the hissing, whirling and beep- pounding of drums. Reznor also takes on new con- a teacher says will help you: offer- ing of analog synthesizers. "Survivalism," which is the cur- cern with the issues of the world ing the final a week early to give you For Reznor, "Year Zero" isn't rent single for.Year Zero," follows. around him; Politics, the deprecia- more time for your other classes, but much of a musical departure from It is a tale of a greedy imperialls-· lion of the environment and global what happens when all your teach- his prior work. He uses familiar ar- tic government ruling a nation of warming stand at the forefront of ers have the same idea? rangements and production tricks, wasteful, violence-ridden consum- concern. . I went from having nothing to do but the content. of his songs' has ers. The story remains the samefor Overall, Nine' Inch Nails has during Dead Week to having two changed. . the remainder of the record with made an Interesting record with portfolios, a final project and two . In a promotional video for "Year . a few very interesting' highlights . "Year Zero" that is somewhat of a papers alldue. 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You - ' what difficult for a nearly divorced, Call volatile couple). Call: But "Vacancy's" two leading actors o 'fail to live up to its suspenseful plot. Merchants Mobile Storage. WeDe~ Wilson's typical role has been the exact opposite of the ideal spouse We Deliver Storage Containers to Your Door (more like idle spouse). His thick and You Pack and Load Your Belongings fJ lII"n slow Texan accent makes one ques- You Lock it and Keep the Key tion why he was chosen for such a fast-driving suspense role. We Pick Up Containers and Store in Our New High IP:II ." You The casting of Beckinsale for the Security, Fire Protected Warehouse II!II Load •\ I .."u~ ,oj.> ," supporting role as the other spouse '('. " • '11- til - .. \, also leads one to question wheth- I ~.'I" '11 I lil·1I er or not she is perfect for the spot. 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But "Lights" has BY CHARLIE MCCOLLUM is that Bledel is disinclined to strong supporters within the NBC Self-paced study.-!lnytime. Anywhere! San Jose Mercury News return and Graham wouldn't mind coming back but won't do another hierarchy, stands to win a fistful of _ • Enroll anytime. All across Hollywood these days, year without Blede!' Stay tuned, post-season awards and has a very producers, writers and actors on because it could go right down devoted core audience. • Complete one year or less. 'more than 20 network shows are to the wire, as these negotiations Prognosis: Better than itwas a few in sweating bullets as executives often do. weeks ago. The network has ordered • Participating.schools accredited by the Northwest decide whether to bring their series six new scripts the first few episodes back next season. 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'" ,'_:'",.>, 'c.,.;.'.- - -: :,,<", ;-,c' .. ·:·:·.-;.;;~:,,:··.···.·:·· Men's Golf Monday-Wednesday WACChampionships TBA .:.. Reno, Nev. .. [SIDE ,( "., LINES] jacob invited to NCAA Leadership Conference Sophomore Taylor Jacob, a mem- ber of the Boise State University 'gymtlastics team, has been invited as one of 356 NCAAstudent athletes from throughout the country to par- ticipate in the lith annual NCAA Leadership Conference, May 27-31, at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. The NCAA National Leadership Conference provides NCAA stu- dent-athletes with a forum to openly discuss issues that may affect them on their campuses and in their you,- and that trophy is a nation- makes us better." universe is right here," Patton said. slid past the Bulldogs 4-3 at home. communities, while also provid- BY TATE CASTLETON al championship. I know the city Shields' younger brother Clancy "1want to shake up Boise and Iwant "All week long I've been hav- ing them withthe opportunity to Sports Writer ing dreams about a barking dog deserves it." was also awarded WAC first team to shake up this country and show enhance their leadership, coming after me," Patton said. "We A lot was expected of the Boise Another championship trophy honors in both singles and doubles. them who we are because we're communication, decision-making knew Fresno would be tough and State men's tennis team this sea- wasn't the only hardware Boise Luke Shields finished the doing amazing things here." and problem-solving skills, they were, but this time we were son. Sunday the Broncos delivered State collected on Sunday. Patton season ranked in the top 20 na- Meanwhile, because the Broncos Selection criteria for the confer- happy to win 4-0." on some of the hype and earned a was named WACCoach of the Year tionally with a 26-3 singles record. held the top seed in the tournament 'ence include the student-athlete's Now the Broncos will try and third consecutive Western Athletic for the third consecutive season The standout junior was also they enjoyed a bye in the first round . ,. demonstrated ability and strong accomplish what they been Conference championship, a after helping the Broncos finish named Player of the Week on two and met Nevada in the semi-final. desire to be a leader and the stu- zeroing in on all season - a national perfect 20-0 home record and 29-5 this season, including an separate occasions this season Boise State captured the four points dent athlete's potential to benefit championship. an automatic berth in the NCAA impressive 15-5 record against' (Jan. 29, Mar. 12). He also earned required for victory in doubles and significantly from a leadership de- Should the Broncos not be tennis tournament next month. nationally ranked teams. the annual USTA sportsmanship at No.2, No.5 and No.6 singles en velopment experience. In order to chosen to host a match in the Not bad for a team that does not "I'm happy, this is what I live for," award at the ITA National Team route to the championship match. be eligible for the conference, the NCAAtournament, they will likely have a single senior on its roster. Patton said: "I love this thrill and Indoor Championship in Chicago. Brothers Luke and Clancy Shields student athletes must be in good face either Illinois or USC in the On Saturday the Broncos swept nothing matches it." "Luke is the best around," played together for the first time academic standing and have opening round. Nevada 4-0 and then battled on Boise State junior Luke Shields Patton said. "He's a class act and a since October and cruised past athletics eligibility remaining in the "This is what it's all about and Sunday to sweep WACrival Fresno was named WACPlayer of the Year warrior on and off the court and Nevada's No. 1 doubles team of following academic year. we can't wait," Patton said. "We'll State, 4-0 to claim their fourth con- and was awarded WAC first team he deserves it." Laurent Garcin and. Guillaume Boise State also nominated Jaime honors in both singles and doubles. Not only did the Broncos finish Tonelli 8-4. With a sweep of celebrate today and then turn our Jones (soccer), Kurt Cunningham ference title in the last five seasons. "Boise needs to understand one "If you come watch us play you a perfect 20-0 at home this season, Nevada the Broncos remained per- focus toward the tourney." (men's basketball) and Derrell Acrey The NCAAmen's tennis selection thing," Head Coach Greg Patton have a chance to watch some of but they have been red-hot since fect against WAC opponents this (football). show will be held Tuesday, May 1 said after the championship dual. the best talent in the country,'" mid-March winning 13 consecu- season heading into the champion- at noon on ESPNEWS.The tourna- "We've got a great team here. We Patton said. "He's [Luke Shields] tive matches and are 22-2 since late ship match. When the Broncos met mentwill be held May 13-14. d' BSU alumni honors Street might be bringing that trophy to a rock and he lifts us all· up and February. "The center of the tennis , Fresno State just two weeks ago they Senior women's golfer Katie Street was honored as one of Boise State University's best and bright- Women's tennis falters in championship dual est, Tuesday, as she was named a Top Ten Scholar by the Boise State Intercollegiate Tennis Association's four, we're five all. We were only the next match." girls they hung in there. They Alumni Association. BY ADAM ADER 3rd ranked Melanie Gloria. Then down a set 7-6 there. Yougotta hand The season isn't guaranteed battled it out all year. They Street, a native of Federal Way, Sports Writer she was only able to win three in it to them. They got us down early. to be over after failing to win the sacrificed stuff. There's always Wasil., was chosen from among Last weekend the women's the second set. Polina Kokoulina They kept the crowd out of it. They conference title, however. The WAC next year. We'll battle back. We're a the top 10 percent of Boise State's tennis. team fought valiently in lost 2-6 in the first set in her match. kind of hammered us in that way." champion receives an automatic resilient team. We've come a long graduating class for 2006-07. The the Women's Western Athletic In the second set she rallied with Making the finals of the WAC berth to the NCAA tournament, way in the last three years." . selections arc based on academic Conference tournament en route to three straight games - tying the Championship for Tichenor was but it is also possible 'to receive Despite fighting against all the performance, recommendation a Championship dual appearance. 'set 5-5 before the match was called enough for him to sell a bright fu- an at-large bid to post season play injuries, it has been more than just from college deans and extracurric- The women swept Nevada 4-0 due to time constrainsts. Klaudia ture for his team. He knows that as well. a good season for the Broncos. This ular and research activities. on Thursday and then again swept Wlodarczyk lost her first set 3-6 they will walk away from this as "Obviously. we have- a goal of tournament really showed where The business economics ma- Hawaii on Friday. But the magic of then won her second set 6-3 before a learning experience and he is winning the WAClike every team they're at and it showed the level jor was named to the All-Western Head Coach Mark Tichenor and the match was called due to time proud of how hard ,they fought in every sport and our latest goal is .they want and can get to. Athletic Conference team as a junior company finally ran out when they constraints. Stacey Housley lost and that they gave their all. He is to try get an NCAAat-large birth," "We played one of the best in 2006.She has served on the NCAA faced the 16th ranked Fresno State her first set 7-6 then won the first ready to move ahead and see what Tichenor said. "We're right there at teams, probably, in the WACin any Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Bulldogs. The Broncos got off to a game of the second set before the happens in the NCAAproceedings. (No.) 44. We're in the hunt for that sport," Tichenor said about Fresno. Committee (SAAC)and chaired the rough start on Saturday when they tournament was called. "We'll bounce back," Tichenor too. We played all season down "They're like 15 or 16. They beat conference's SAAC. As a Top Ten went down 0-2 in doubles. "They battled and unfortunate- said. "Are team has been resilient, a player. Even today, she played USC. You know it's a monumental Scholar, Street had the opportu- After that it took them a while in ly we just got behind today, bad," we've learned after every loss. doubles but she .didn't play sin- challenge to draw that hope and nity to honor a Boise State profes- singles competition to warm up as Tichenor said. "But then we started Hopefully we can make the NCAA gles. Those are the breaks every- find a little magic and try to pull sor who was particularly influential well. Bianca Iochlmsen didn't win to come back a little bit. We started tournament. We've always learned body has to play through those and it: off and everything, but to her success. The honored faculty ". any games in the first set against the to and we were in the third set, then and we've always played better everything. I'm just proud of our unfortunately it didn't happen." nominated by Street was Dr. Chris Loucks, professor ofeconomics. .Street will begin an intern- ship at the National NCAA office, after which she plans to attend law school. Alexander rules the day BY J A KEG ARC I N one interception and 13 pass . ,~ . didn't. It didn't really play out how Preseason All-America Sports Editor break-ups. In his senior year he L. - - -- ~ ,-, .- ~-_.-.: , I would have liked but I cou.Idn't be Team includes three Broncos helped lead the Broncos to the " .'Jl." , happier. Buffalo is a great place and During last weekend's NFL draft Fiesta Bowl. He made 38 tackles in ~"'" _.~ it will be a good place for me." Three members of the 801" State ,II eyes were on former Boise Stat '06with two interceptions and 0"' • At"", . _ ~ He app.eared in 14 'games as a football team have been named to players Jared Zabransky, Drisan forced fumble. " t ~~ • true freshman and finished his first the NationalChamps.net preseason James, Legedu Naanee, Ierard "It's still an overwhelming state," . . i8 season with 17 catches for 272 All-America Team. Offensive Rabb and Korey Hall. Then along Alexander said. "The fact that J" '_ ,_'. yards. In 2004 he started seven tackle Ryan Clady; running back came Gerald Alexander. With the I'm able to achieve this dream in ,~ .... ,,.,'t; games but missed five games Ian Johnson and safety Marty No. 61 overall pick, 29th in the playing professional footbaIl. It's '::,C.,.-,o.': due to a knee injury. In hissenior Tadman all were named to the second round, the Detroit Lions unbelievable. Obviously I'm going campaign Schouman was named team. Clady is a second-team made Alexander the first former to Detroit, but it's just crazy - the First Team All-WACafter starting selection, Johnson a third-team Bronco to be selected into 20G7NFL factthat lgot drafted." 10games and catching 29passes for pick and Tadman an honorable draft. Alexander is just the fourth Wide receiver Legedu Naanee 276yards with four touchdowns. mention choice. player in BSUhistory to be selected followed in Alexander's footsteps This year marks the highest num- Clady (Rialto, Calif.lEisenhower in the second round. as the second former Boise State PHOTO BY STANLEY BREWSTER/THE ARBITER ber of former BSUplayers selected HS) was. instrumental, in the "1 wasn't reaIly expected to go player picked in the draft, The ,San The Detroit Lions' selected Gerald Alexander in the sec- in a single draft. The previous rec- Broncos finishing the 2006 this early," Alexander said in a Diego Chargers made Naanee the ond round, No. 61 overall, in last weekend's NFL Draft. cord was three,which was set in season second in the country phone interview Saturday eve- 35th pick in the fifth round (172 1974,'75 and '76. The all-time total in scoring, sixth in rushing and ning. "I was hoping for the first overall) Sunday. Naanee finished Bay Packers used their 17th pick lineman Daryn CoIledge whoIs number of Bronco draft picks is Ss, tenth 'in total offense. day and get it out of the way. his career at Boise State by being in the sixth round to draft the currently entering his second sea- "I haven't talked to ,ilnyof them," Johnson (San Dimas, Calif.! This is a dream come true. named to the All-Western Athletic former BSU linebacker. Hall was son with the Packers. Schouman said about the' other Damien HS) enters his junior Words can't even explain how I Conference First Team. one of the many BSU players With the 12th pick in the seventh BSUplayers who were drafted. "But season third in the nation among feel right now." In his senior season he played uncertain whether he would be. round of the draft the Buffalo Bills I kind of figured those guys would active players in career rushing Alexander started at safety. for in 'all 13 games and recorded 35. drafted this weekend, despite fin~' selectedtightendDerekSchouman. be picked upbecause they play hard touchdowns with 26 and fourth in BSUin 2006 after moving from the receptions for 541 yards and six ishinghis career at BSU fourth in Schouman was the 222nd over- and they play good. I think they career totaltouchdowns with 26. cornerback position during spring touchdowns. Naanee arrived atBSU career tackles. Hall-also finished all pick in the draft and the fourth deserve it and. it's' good for them Tadman (Mission Viejo, Calif,f practice earlier that year. '. as a quarterback and was moved to his career as the second an-time fOrmer BSU player to be selected· and our program." ..' Mission Viejo HS)heads into In 2004 he found a spot in receiver afterspendingtwoseasons. tackler in WAChistory. He finished this Year. .," .... . Notable players who werenot his' senior season as the active the starting-line up as a corner, as a backUp in the QBcorps.As a the 2006 regular season with 105 ' " .J,couldn't be happierrlght now,· selected "., include .' quarterback national ieader in career inter-starting all12 games of the season. teceiwr. Naanee.flourished< .'.~ tackles, 6.5 tackles fora loss and 3.5 Schouman said after 'the Bills Jared Zabransky and wide receiv-_ ception~ withJ2 and,lnterceptilm In his .sophomore ~~mpaign he • improving In IIlUItiple statistical sacks. 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Senior Erik and eight inches (13 meters) and winning with a leap of 50 feet and Ing help. Call- Jake, at 85Q.1845 Sports Writer Whitsitt also won the men's shot put 20 feet and two and a half inches eight and three-quarter inches with a distance of 61 feet and nine (6.16 meters). respectively. (15.46 meters). Scott Viafore also The Boise State track and field inches (18.82 meters). The highlight of the day for won the javelin with a throw of 231 teams had their final home meet of "We're really sorry to see them Maynard on the women's side was feet (70.40 meters). the season Friday. The Boise State [the seniors] go," BSU Head Coach the women's 400-meter relay team. The Broncos have two more Twilight Meet gave the Broncos a Mike Maynard said after the meet. The team improved on its season weeks until the Western Athletic chance to honor their seniors in a "They're all very important to best to get a regional qualifying Conference Championships and ceremony toward the end ofthe eve- our team. -They all contribute a mark and to come within two tenths Maynard has a bright outlook going ning. lot and help take the team to the of a second of the school record set in. Several of the Bronco seniors had next level. It will be hard to say in 1988. He said he is happy with many of a great day. Eleni Ypsilanti took goodbye to them." The time was 3:41.22. the people on the team - especially a second in the women's hammer In addition to these seniors. there "Thehighlightformewaswatching particular new comer. throw with a toss of 187 feet and were many other top finishes for the the women's 400 runners in both the "We picked up a great addition seven inches (57.19 meters). Fellow Broncos. Megan Olivetti won the open400 and then later on hitting the in Anthony Thomas from the bas- Bronco Annika Hjelm won the event women's 100-meter dash with a time regional mark in the four-by-four." ketball team." Coach Maynard said. "Coach Graham let us borrow with a- throw of 193 feet and nine of 12.18 seconds and the 200 with Maynard said. "I want to make sure him today and he jumped 23 feet inches (59.06 meters). a time of 24.52 seconds. Nerisha the women get love for that. It was an for us. We have people like Simon Senior Amber Tavares-Campos Philip also won the women's 400 awesome performance." . Wartlhaugh and Erik Whitsitt won the discus throw with a toss with a time of 55.55 seconds. On the men's side Cody Eaton who strengthen our team and the of 144 feet and five inches (44.02 In the field. Elena Kafourou won the 800 with a time of 1:53.28. women's four-by-four team with meters) and the shot put with a throw won the triple and long jumps yet Zacharias Amos had another good their performance today." of43 feet and eleven and three-quar- again with distances of 42 feet performance in the triple jump, Meet results -Women Long lump - I, Elena Kafourou, Boise State, 100 MeIer Dash - I, Megan Olivetti, Boise Albertson, 11:19.50.4, Katie Clapp, Eastern 6.16m: 2. Alexa Loscutoff, Eastern Oregon, Slate, 12:10.2, Nesha Simeon, Unattached, Oregon, 11:28.40.5, Meadow Braden, Boise 4.62m. 12.74.3, Nicki Schutte, NorthwestNazalene. State. 11:32.82. Triple Jump - I. Elena Kafourou, Boise 12.93.4, Danielle Murphy, EastemOlegon. 100 Meter Hurdles - I, Ashley Wornell, State. 13m. 2, Amanda Merrell, Northwest 13.06: 5. Ashley Lujan, Boise Stale, 13.18. Northwest Nazarene, 15A4. 2, Chelsee Nazarene, 11m. 3, 'lhcodora Xylaki, Boise 200 Meter Dash - I, Megan Olivetti, Boise Harmon. Eastern Oregon, 16.60: 3, Shere State, 10.85m. 4. Emily McCutchan, State, 24.52.2, Brook Brachmeler, Northwest Fewkes, Treasure Valley CC, 16.96. 4, MJ Albertson, 10.44m. Nazarene, 25.73. 3, Nesha Simeon" Usa bel, Northwest Nazarene, 17.05. 5,Erin Shot Put • I, Amber Tavares, DiJise Unattached. 25.06. 4, Danielle Itels, Eastern Ontko, Eastern Oregon, 22.10. State, 13,4m. 2. Amy .Carroll, Northwest Oregon, 26.05. 5, Kim Ilcrbelick, Northwest 400 Meter lIurdle. - I, Jayne Saunders, .Albertson, 1:05.71. 2, Shere Fowkes, Nazarene. 12.78m. 3, Tiffanytllmer, Eostern Nazarene, 26.51. Oregon. 1l.67m. 4, Jocelyn judd, Northwest .400 MeIer Dash - I, Nerisha Philip, Boise Treasure Valiey CC, 1:11.66. 3, Courtney Nazarene, 10.03m. 5. Trisha Harshberger, Stale. 55.55. 2, Paige Olivetti, Boise Stale, ' Mitcheli,Albertson, 1:12.70. 4x100 MeIer Relay- I. Boise State A; 47-.14. Eastern Oregon, 9.92m. 55.02. 3. Kayleen McDowell, Boise State. Dlscu. Throw - I. Amber Tavares, Boise 55.91. 4, Katie Patterson, Treasure Valley 2, Northwest Nazarene A, 49.83. 3, Eastern . State, 44.02m. 2, Tiffany Ulmer. Eastern CC, 1:03.29. 5. Jennifer lynall, Unattached, Oregon A, 50,17. 4. Treasure Valley CC A. 51.01. • Oregon, 39,4m. 3, Amy Carroll. Northwest 1:05.77. Nazarene, .38.93m. 4, Trisha Harshberger, Video Producers 800 Meter Run - I, Ashley Puga. Northwest 4x400 MeIer Relay - I, Boise State A, 3:41.22. g Eastern Oregon, 37.22m. 5. Marcie Nazarene, 2:17.44. 2, Stephanle Sparks. 2, E~stern Oregon A, 3:59,48. 3. Albertson A. 4:08.07.4, Treasure Valley CC A. 4:10.93. 5, Breighner. Northwest Nazarene, 36.09m. Albertson, 2:20.87. 3, Jamie Sundvall. lIammer Throw - I, Annlka Hjelm,Boise Northwest Nazarene, 2:23.59. 4, Julia Eastern Oregon 0, 4:21.98 .: 111gb Jump - I, Ashley Worneli, Northwest Stale, 59.06m: 2, Eienl Ypsilanti, Boise State, Cooper. Unattached, 2:24.89. 5. Jamie Nazarene. L68m.: 2, Emily Peterson, 57.19m. 3. 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