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and innovation that is key to enrolled this fall than in 2003. professor, according to Brenda Mitchell, "The dean of the College of Law has knowledge Minority student sustaining the Idaho econo- population Provost Brian Pitcher attributes the employee records technician for the committed to showing a change in how growing and hire staff," Salinas said. "We as the my," White said in a university press growth not reflected in decrease to smaller graduating classes Human Resources Department. we faculty in Idaho, but Overall there are 61 instructors listed flagship institution of the state have release from high schools, not only the last five years at also around the nation. as minority faculty members. Francisco committed through our words and Enrollment in BY SAM TAYLOR been nearly even with that of "The economy is not pushing. students Salinas,, director of the Office of actions that diversity is important to UI has ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR which has docu- school either," Pitcher said. Multicultural Affairs, said the lack of us. Boise State University, back to yet, and 14 percent "But the fact of the matter is we held our diversity in the faculty is not unique to Meanwhile Pitcher said the recruit- mented 13.4 percent verall enrollment for the to own, despite decreases (in the econo- this university. ment of minority students continues increases respectively. University of Idaho is down half a "But we have a unique responsibility climb, despite new procedures that Pitcher said due to the recession, percent from last fall's numbers, my)." closer O seen constant to lead by example," Salinas said, "It' make it difficult to obtain a student visa some students might have stayed according to a 10-day enrollment report The university has a mean student enrollment important for students to see a diverse and enter th'e United States. to home this year, which could released by university officials this growth in minority international student attendance. faculty and right now that's an impor- Both Pitcher and President Tim attending BSU. week. and the State But the number of minority teachers on tant missed opportunity." White point to growing numbers in UI Last spring as UI asked The university has seen a 13.4 per- an 8.5 percent campus is low in comparison with the Salinas said the campus is doing research programs. Board of Education for cent increase in overall enrollment over million- with growth of student minorities. some things to promote diverse hiring, "The UI has grown a $105 increase in student fees, along the last five years. A 3 percent increase enterprise that pro- College and Idaho students While there are 756 Caucasian facul- but not enough. The College of Law is a per-year research Lewis-Clark State in the number of graduate financial support for did not raise its helped'boost enrollment this members at UI, there are only 13 great example of a department taking a vides important State Universit BSU the overall ty generates the new semester, but there were fewer freshmen Hispanic faculty members and one black stance on diversity, Salinas said. students, but also ENROLLMENT, see Page 3 Voters targeted on Idaho campuses

officials in Boise have become State and campus wide concerned. underway to "They are certainly aware of efforts this at the national level and in college voters acting accordingly," Idaho C, bring Secretary of State Ben Ysursa said. „. IRNR~

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~ I I 8 8 ~ I as well as local TODAY BY JACOB MORRIS and the IBM Corporation From the Sept. 20, 1966, edition: Ul's wire- Showers ARGONAUT STAFF companies about expanding the and pearls are the latest craze of an old style. A mqde which Partly51'ATURDAYT-storms51'uuoav Cameos, ivory roses, to off-campus Hl; HI: less Internet capabilIes has become the latest campus fad. cloudy 69'o: began in Biblical days —is still popular today and 79'o: Sept. 8, 2004 students, He argued that the costs for bobbed in and out of style since days of old. most Hi: Eanings and ear-piercing have 73'o: for off-campus resi- when hair styles were short or piled high on Internet are huge of the time, earrings have been popular Open forum start-up costs alone can the head. Seldom have they been popular with long hair as they are today. dents and some students from being able to All over the country coeds are getting their ears pierced and wearing the popular Danielle Rainville, athletics board resbict their homes. studs or wooden dangles. Jewelry stores are hard pressed to keep up with the chair, informed the senate that the annual have Jnternet access in

44'IIPUSCAEIQA8 foot- demand. ticket giveaway for the Ul vs. WSU Myhrum said he is strongly support- on Sunday. Doctors, jewelers, and friends are being asked to perform surgery. Regardless of ball game will be at 5 p.m. ing Bill F40-10, which would allow Rainville also proposed that the who does it, a certain amount of skill is required to get the angle of the piercing right $5,000 to be spent on the newly revived ASUI Senate Meeting University of Idaho Joe Vandal mascot and the holes symmetrical. If the holes are too low, a heavy earing will cut the lobe or Todny Vandal Taxi. UITV-8 costume be replaced so Joe Vandal it out If the holes are too high, a stud earing may rub against the ear enough money to stretch of shape, move more freely and He said there is 8 p.m, would be able to cartilage, Advantages of Bledlesel Workshop perform moro acrobatic stunts. The cos- cover Vandal Taxi through the spring the ice cube method, Amateur punchers generally use one of three methods — Boise Centre on the Grove include a little more effort, Monday tume would cost $6,000 and semester, and with a clothes pin method, or the slow piercing method. the 7 a.m. lifetime warranty for repairs. ASUI could cover the added costs. "If want their ears pierced, they should let a registered do them," a suggested the girls really Ul sophomore Alexis Snell elaborated on the types of "It Healthy Alternatives to Stress off- Myhrum registered nurse at the infirmary suggested. would certainly reduce the possibility Idaho Gem and Other Ul Stories an addition to the ASUI Web site for advertising packages that would be avail- Infection." Memorial Gym, Room 109 campus students. Snell said most stu- of UITV-8 The two 12:30 p.m, to ofl-campus liv- able for Ul Vandal Taxi sponsors. Cases of infection arise when coeds do not clean the ear lobes and earings prop- 6:30 p.m. dents are usually new and are typically unaware of the diffi- packages, which cost $1,000 and erly. They must be cleaned regularly, even years after the ears have been pierced. ing culties of renting property $2,500, include a variety of different She suggested the addition of a rating advertisement avenues and can be pur- system for different property managers CROSSWORDPUZZUE chased by outside companies looking to and landlords to provide contact informa- advertise on and around the Ul campus. tion as well as a message board to be 13 ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 12 The advertisements include signs for The University of Idaho Argonaut is published twice weekly, Tuesday and Friday, used as a forum for students to voice 1 God of love series held outside during the academic year. 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It is distributed free siastic about the idea and said it was 15 Felipe or Mo(ses first, it was decided that the flat screen of charge to the Ul campus and the campus community. 20 2'2 "definitely doable," of baseball television monitors throughout campus 16 Rent anew 23 24 25 would not be used for the advertisements To visit us: 17 Irons and Presidential communications advertising offices are located on the third floor of the rules that restrict off-campus The Argonaut editorial and woods 20 4( 29 29 30 34 34 because Student Union Building on Deakin Avenue, Room 301, 3'2 ASUI President Isaac Myhrum pushed from using the monitors would 19 Solo sponsors Web address: www.argonaut,uidaho.edu 20 Guided 35 36 37 for adding community service as a core be violated. 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SE) Al Will prOVnlde an OppO'rtufil- DOWN 33 Lassoed 3NO1V 03109 moms pool classes offered The meeung 1 Work units 34 Digression j. 3 1 3 B A01V VB I H ty to discuss the staff decision-making Public disorder that guides the future development of 2 36 Catch rays SSVE(Q W I3H SOE(3 Latah Therapy Works is offering" lewdly Despicable said MCA President Lois 3 Eye 39 "Tadpole Baby Classes" in its heated pool Moscow, IffudllouIstaN 4 Out of danger individuals from 4 months to 3 years old. Blackburn. 46 Currency of 53 Adam's third son for babies 5 Most robust 40 Ad 11- A donated cash award of $20 will be 55 Actor Franco The next session goes from Sept. 6 Dodge committee 90SSIP presented by the MCA to the questioner 49 Sculled 56 Well-behaved Oct. 9 on Saturday mornings. 7 High shot 42 Acquired bit by 4- from the audience who offers the most Manilow's 57 Japanese, Class times are at10:30 a.m, for to 8 Ponder bit 50 insightful suggestion for a change in city nightclub wrestling 12-month, 11:00a.m, for 1- to 2-year 9 Sergeant 43 Large wading policy. 51 Burden 56 Russian ruler and 11:30a.m. for 2- to 3-month-olds. Friday's show bird More information is available on the 10 Itefnize anew 45 Unseat 52 Moo juice 61 Grande Cost is $25.00 and space is limited. kaj MCA website, www.moscowcivic.org , 8 The therapy works is also offering pre- and post-natal aquatic exercise classes for women or and their loved ones. Moscow police looking for "mw CN The six-week session will start on I reckless driver JIII yON Sept. 14. Each class is one hour, e~ Call 882-1570 for more information. jijjjilmgII The Moscow Police Department is e pasru driv- Ul professor gets Governor' looking for information regarding the noway er of a dark green, four-door, 1995 &eonla Award Chevrolet Lumina that sped through New Hours Moscow at 11:15p.m. Wednesday. Moscow and Pullman police followed Monday-Thursday 11-10 Robert Wrigley, Ul creative writing the car in a high-speed pursuit in which Home of the director, will receive a 2004 Governor's ~ m m Friday-Qafurday n-11 the driver repeatedly swerved into the Award for Excellence in the Arts Oct. 2 at I 3-9 oncoming lanes of Almon Street, state 18lncher Qunday the Warhawk Air Museum in Nampa. Highway 8 and Blaine Street at an esti- Wrigley is one of 16 to win the ww.',INIIIaat 11 and Governor's award in the arts this year, but mated speed of 90 mph in 25 35 zones. he is the only one to win one for a literary mph The ended at Blaine Street, The ~ work. pursuit ~ I abandoned in con- y'1I car was later found a '( ') 'r.r4 "This is indeed a proud recognition for |'I rJ 'dl 'yiCJ zone near the intersection of Robert's lifetime of remarkable literary struction 8 and Mountain View Road, and work," said Joe Zeller, Ul dean of the Highway the driver remains at large. Police believe UN13TERSITY OF IDAHO STUDENT College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences. the car was stolen from a local repair shop. Conduct-Market Research -Surveys Wrigley has taught at Ul since 1999, The Idaho State Police are carrying out FREE TICKET GIVE AWAY and has taught at the University of the investigation and people with any viacthte Telephone, Oregon, the University of Montana and this incident Lewis-Clark State College. information concerning should call the Moscow Police 5 FI»Sea 4W

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A they said, 'Screw you; buy your own STUD ENT AF FAIR MICE traps."'oehler said he hasn't heard any ,H:net uu From Page 1 more complaints this fall, other than the two mice caught last week. fo. Nutting said the difference between "We'e still continuing to do any- the numbers reported by students and thing and everything that can be numbers universi- t the reported by the done," Koehler said. "e ty could be because some of the stu- Carrie Parmer, McConnell hall co- ',/'z't," dents who bought their own traps or president and senior health, physical r used university traps could have emp- education recreation and dance major tied them and not reported anything. said she hasn't heard much about mice "If you catch one, you just throw it knows," yet. out and (UI) Residences never "I so Nutting said. just moved in this fall, I haven't seen any," Parmer said. Despite the differing experiences histo- with the small rodents, Nutting said Griffel said McConnell has no he thought maintenance services did a ry of mouse problems, but UI good job responding to complaints. Residences will always respond to "It wasn't a great job, but it was complaints. good," Nutting said. "It wasn't like "We'e always concerned about health risks with mice," Griffel said.

Coast in Australia. "They'e usually amazed when they STIIDV ABROAD actually arrive in the country and find From Page 1 that things are really quite different. When you come to our campus at their travels will set them back in University of the Sunshine Coast in their college careers. Australia, we have kangaroos all over "I don't see any setbacks. I think our campus." that," 'tet students worry about said Jill Students visiting Australia will Kellogg-Serna, Study Abroad senior also find outdoors activities, such as N;.stz iligtt-t "If program adviser. they plan ahead yachting and diving the coral reef of time and really look into the differ- by i uz near Sunday Island, whale watching rr ent options, there's no reason it why in Hervey and visits to ':,, should set them back." Bay, paying local 'tii'@)'s Each program offers a unique array such places as Sydney, markets, of experiences, including those coun- and aquariums. tries that share the same national lan- About 200 to 250 UI students trav- guage. el each year in study abroad, exchange 44 .y., "Most students believe that they and independent programs such as z will find a very similar experience to the Peace Corps. ' what they have here in the United "Don't worry about the money; States; the language is the same, the don't worry about if it's going to set pop culture is the same," said Jane you back. This is something that you Batzloff, study abroad and exchange really should do, and you will never officer for the University of Sunshine regret it," Van Wassenhove said.

versity has even resolved to try to slow down acceptance to the university ENROLLMENT because of the rapidly growing student From Page 1 body. Despite increased costs in atten- cost for attendance. dance, UI still has the highest reten- ,„ll, p According to an enrollment press tion rate of freshmen to sophomores in release on the BSU Web site, the uni- the state.

Al Gore and George W. Bush in 2000. VOTING "Students should have an active issues," "I From Page 1 voice in the said Stout. think once they see they have the "Five hundred thirty-seven people power to influence policy they may swayed one whole election," Ryffel start really believing their vote really said, referring to the election between counts."

What to look for at the polls The candidates: ~ See if they agree with your views on issues important to you. ~ Look at their background (previous occupations, decisions, etc,) The issues: ~ Decide your'views on each of the major issues including international-" defense of marriage education funding, tax and budget bal- , ipr policy, act, plan ancing proposals, social program reform, etc. ~ Check the voting records of each candidate. These can usually be found in voting guides.

You can learn more about the presidential candidates by visiting their Web sites: JARED DESJARLAIS / ARGONAUT John Kerry (Democratic candidate): wwwjohnkerry.corn Students browse the Ul Get Involved Fair outside the Idaho Commons on Wednesday. George W. Bush (Republican candidate): www.georgewbush.corn

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1 U.S. Safety remains in debate three years into war on terror BY JIM LANDERS new recruits. Clerica are using trained and developed and analyst and national security States is safer, but still not safe, In the recent paperback edi- THE DALLAS MORNING NEIVS more radical politics in their ser- organized and deployed and sent aide in the Bush White House, and that a comprehensive strate- tion to his book, "Terrorism and mons. out to work the seams and the says the invasion crippled the gy was needed to combat Islamic U.S. Foreign Policy," Pillar calla (KRT) —Three years into the And while the United States shadows and the caves?" hunt for Osama bin Laden by extremism. the tie between invading Iraq war on terrorism, the nation's has not suffered another major So is the nation safer or not? pulling elite CIA and military In April, Deputy Secretary of and the war on terrorism "large- safety remains in doubt and vic- terrorist attack since Sept. 11, Opinions, as expected, are diver- teams out ofAfghanistan for use State Richard Armitage called ly the consequence of efforts to tory over the Islamic extremism 2001 a clear achievement, given gent and many. in Iraq. the State Department's annual manipulate public perceptions to al-Qaida's repeated threats to Bush argues the nation is Daniel Benjamin, a national tally of terrorism "clear evidence sell a policy undertaken for other COMMENTAR'lI'h, strike again, the number of safer because of the way his security aide for former that we are prevailing in the purposes.n „ attacks worldwide by Islamic team has fought the war. President Bill Clinton, said the fight." Pillar, a member of the CIA's 2001, attacks is still somewhere extremists has increased. John Kerry says Bush made international outcry against the But the numbers showing a advisory National Intelligence over the horizon. Bush's remarks last week mistakes that left the country invasion of Iraq is creating ter- decline in terror attacks left out Council, scores the blows inflict- President Bush last week about the war on terrorism more vulnerable. He can point to rorists faster than they can be two months of the year, ignored ed on al-Qaida since Sept. 11, struggled with the topic. He received considerable attention. statements and writings by sev- killed or captured. many other incidents and had to 2001, as a big success: two-thirds insisted, as he has throughout But that was not the case in eral counter-terrorism officials in "We'e had some tactical suc- be revised. Other counts showed of its leadership killed or cap- the presidential campaign, that June when Defense Secretary and out of government to but- cesses, but we are slipping the number of significant terror- tured, more than 3,400 suspected the nation is safer because of his Donald Rumsfeld told a security tress hia case. strategically and slipping badly," ist attacks in 2003 hit a 20-year members jailed around the actions. But he groped for a defi- conference in Singapore that he The decision to invade Iraq is he said. "Clerical discourse is high. world, Osama bin Laden on the nition of victory, at one point couldn't tell if the U.S. was win- now one of the most contentious tacking toward the extreme, The lead success cited in the run. saying "I don't think you can win ning or losing. parts of this debate, which suggests that the mullahs, State Department terrorism Against that, however, he it," then saying "we will win," "We know only what we'e A current CIA analyst writing most of whom are in the pay of report was the capture of former stands Rumsfeld's concern about but that success rested on being successful at," Rumsfeld as "Anonymous" says in his book, the state, feel a need to voice Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein Islamic extremists in the mak- "changing the conditions that said. "The numbers of people "Imperial Hubris," that the West ever more radical opinions to ua major defeat for the thugs and lllg. give rise to terror: poverty and captured, the numbers of people is losing the war on terror hold their followers." terrorists who supported him." "We'e got more angry hopelessness and resentment." killed, the numbers of terrorist because the invasion of Iraq The 10 members of the Sept. But Paul Pillar, a top CIA Muslims, with plenty to be angry Throughout the Arab world events stopped. We know those infuriated Arabs and Muslims, 11 commission, five Republicans intelligence analyst covering the about, who may be the basis for and other Islamic countries, anti- things. and cut short the fight in and five Democrats, ignored the Middle East, says the war in new and emergent cell groups,n American feelings are very high. "What we don't know is what' Afghanistan with al-Qaida and impact of the war in Iraq on the Iraq "probably has increased, he said in an interview. RI don' Al-Qaida and other Islamic coming in the intake. How many the Taliban. war on terror. They reached an rather than decreased, the know how this nets out. Whether extremist groups are gaining more of those people are being Flynt Leverett, a former CIA overall judgment that the United chance of anti-U.S..terrorism.u . we'e safer or not I don't know." u ''" i

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Columnist should be 8 praised for being moderate 8'C I{5.x tt¹%5r httttttt Dear Editor, : Interesting response by Nt agbP. tr It)MBE 8$$ Jesse Drennen to my earlier letter regarding Mr, Carter. If he yueQ Qagad{5s4 inding proper candidates were an astute reader, he for this column has been would difficult in the last few have realized I was F weeks. attribute this phenom- complementing Mr. Carter for I '-'non being a moderate conservative tp thejackass column (Is that an oxymoron?) rather itself. Terrified of being lam- pooned some snot-nosed, than the "...devoutly puritan, by I reclusive robots ..."who so wet-behind-the-ears punk with often become conservative a keyboard, jackasses every- columnists, while reminding where have been behaving him that he should look before themselves. am been leaping to conclusions —con- I happy to have such an amazing help tp the clusions such as he is a very community and accept rare breed as either non-jour- gladly a pur praise and gifts {they can nalism major or a conservative be left at the Argonaut on the working for the Argonaut as a third floor of the SUB). I columnist. My jpb, however, is not done = As a fiscal moderate and just yet. Apparently, one Stefan social liberal, I am too far right A. Wohl of for the IViassachusetts Texas SEANOLSON Democrats and too far left for allegedly Opinion Editor the local Republicans. I don' dumped 800 think anyone has ever accused pounds worth me of being a conservative of fecal mat- before. Thanks. Maybe I should ter over a show my kids that letter title. bridge in Then again, maybe not; my Chicago. The ' ',:, i daughter might kill herself fecal matter laughing. showered On another subject, con- onto a tour gratulations to Joy Passanante boat floating on publication of her new book below. Five Seen's column appears "The Art of Absence." I'm glad eppie Were NOAH KROESE / ARGONAUT re u l sd on th s s es of th e p 8 i zed g y p g to see readings continue in the p taIi Argoneub His s-msg Law School courtroom. Here' Wphl address ls denieS dump- srg [email protected]

, add to her list of free entertain- ing the mat- ter, even though Chicago police „ oli ties have videotape of the bus, Helen IVatrath Hill which was being used by the Dave Matthews Band (they z Alumna eginning Monday, Americans will be organizations and other interest groups sup- voting by right-leaning gun advocates. weren't in the the Haverhill, Mass. bus), license;, , able tp legally purchase Striker 12, porting gun control have contended the expi- Clinton told USA Today,"the fight for the plate number and descriptions TEC-9 and UZI assault weapons for ration of the ban will trigger more crime. 'assault weapons ban'ost 20 members their from people on the boat. This The National Rifle Association and others Letters policy the first time since 1994. seats in Congress." guy is —if you'l pardon the With the passage that year of Title XI of have maintained the ban is a violation of the Also, the March bill on which the ban was pun —is full of crap. the Federal Violent Crime Control Act, a 10- Second Amendment right tp bear arms. They riding was killed by an impressive majority If anything, he should be The Argonaut welcomes your year moratorium was placed on the pur- also have said the ban has npt affected gun following intense lobbying by the right-wing proud of his accomplishment. It letters to the editor about cur- chase of "military-style" weapons. Signed by crime rates because those whp commit NRA. takes more than stupidity to rent issues. However the former President Bill Clintpn and supported crimes with assault weapons are not con- Congressmen say neither the House npr screw up that bad. It takes a ! Argonaut adheres to a strict by both Democrats and Republicans in cerned with the law and are npt likely tp the Senate will take action on the ban good amount of luck as well. letter policy: . .,Congress,. its goal was lower, gun.crime purchase tbe weapons legally in any case. because there is npt enough support for it. What are, the chances of sewage, of dumped from moving bus , rates. Continuation of the ban required Ban supporters argue the purpose There is support for the ban, from both the a ~ Letteis should be landing on a fioat.below'.How, , renewed authorization by Congress. assault. weapons is tp kill people, the ban Republican president and the Democratic fewer than 250- However; the ban-will-expire Monday ~opposition'argues'the virtues of assault about a tour. boat'? Fate was Party platform. However, np one will risk words typed. with only a feeble attempt renewal and weapons as hunting and collectors'tems, on this monumental 'miling at the substantial block mid- ~ Letters should noise from both sides. and both claim a policy decision in the oppo- angering voting of shit show, dle whp could close focus on issues, It is shameful that politicians are sp con- site direction would victimize more people Americans swing the Not to mention that it hap- not on personalities. cerned with keeping their seats in this elec- than it would benefit. election. pened in Chicago, the windy ~ The Argonaut tion year that they will let this vital policy However, the true victim is the ban, a Instead, they will let the ban expire for city, giving new meaning to the reserves the right to slip quietly into oblivion. piece of legislation that has the possibility to npw. And when the new president and the phrase "the shit hit the fan." edit letters for In March, the Senate added the ban tp a save lives and should be supported. And it is new members of Congress are settled in I don't know if I'm alone in grammar, length, bill limiting the liability of gun manufactur- a victim of politics. In this election year, office, they will address it, with a four-year this, but I truly hope that some libel and clarity, ers. It then failed tp pass the bill by a vote of politicians are more concerned with their cushion for the opposing public tp forget of those tourists were foreign- ~ Letters must be 90-8. electability than their policies. their action. ers visiting the States. Npt signed, include President George W, Bush has said he Following the passage of the 1994 act, the If only politicians cared as much for the because I have anything against foreigners; it would major and provide a would sign a bill renewing the ban. Democrats lost their majority in Congress, safety of their constituents as they dp for the just 'e current phone Congressmen from both parties have argued which they attributed tp their role in pass- security of their offices. a perfect —although scaled down model American for- . number. its merits. Police unions, victims'ights ing the ban and the subsequent increase in A.L. — of eign policy. Unfortunately for Mr. Wphl, or whoever the other phantom bus driver on the bridge that day was, he didn't commit such a devastatingly perfect atrocity on purpose. Such a planned Wars on concepts like terror and drugs are futile event would be deserving of punishment, but also respect. Np, Wphl (or phantom bus driv- er) is simply a moron who acci- he United States likes to declare pf the popular week- Israelis just fundamentally better peo- pffenders does even less to stop drugs. FRANKMcGOVERN dentally had greatness fall war. Right now we have a war in Argonaut staff end-edition EuroPean ple, more worthy of pur money and Any high school kid in the know can tell upon his idiotic actions. He or Iraq, one in Afghanistan, a war on papers. The attacks munitions? pu it is often a hell of a lot easier tp T phantom guy is surely a jack- terror that stretches tp every corner of would occur in'time A similarly troubling fight is the "war IIuy a bag of dope on the street than it is and war on drugs that does for the papers tp on drugs." Like terrorism, particularly to buy a fifth. ass. the globe a the same have the same. All of these wars have some- stream big-type ban- Islamic terrorism, whose ranks are Prohibition made millionaires put of Along vein, I common. are all waged ner headlines, but npt being filled with poor, angry kids with murderers and only increased the con- a personal jackass story to tell. thing in They This one is little an intangible predomi- with enough time for nothing tp lose, the war on drugs is sumption of alcohol. Right npw, alcohol a more local. against enemy, An unnamed friend mine nately an impoverished one, with np end the reporters tp dp fought below the poverty line. is legal and responsible for untold car of any in-depth research Crack cocaine is virtually identical tp wrecks, episodes of domestic violence, —whp does npt have a history in sight. of mental disability or instabili- Our battles in the Middle East bene- that might ease the standard cocaine save the addition of a bar fights, karaoke, alcohol poisoning drama. Terrorism is a food product that renders it smoke-able. and sp while marijuana remains ty, by the way —was having a fit from having borders and eventual on, beer for the latter twp, they cheap, well-published However, the laws for possession of illicit. If you are interested, check out with me at the bar the resolution. As other night. This character was never be won, which is just one of Frank's column appears and SliPPery Way far crack, a drug predominately abused by how many people have ever pverdpsed can giving an amazing oratorical the unfortunate side effects of declaring regularly on the pages of the an idepipgicat]y unit- poor African-Americans, are draconian on marijuana or become physically Argonaub Hiss-mall masterpiece on his recent fish- war on a concept. ed group tp hit-and- compared tp those for standard cocaine addicted tp it, or for accounts of violence run an entrenChed possession. Rush Limbaugh, the thrice- stemming from ing trip when he paused and Jpn Stewart recently joked tp the srg opinion@[email protected] marijuana ingestion. class his alma mater, divorced beacon of morality that he is, Occasionally, our two quixotic wars looked me sternly in the eye. graduating of "Sean," he said. "Ihave William and Mary College, "We'e Terrorism is also a wobbly term tp recently attended rehab for his drug overlap. The government attempted a After we define. One man's terrorist is another' problem. Over the course of a number of short-lived campaign suggesting that something personal to tell ypu." declared a war on terror.... "OK," "I won't tell defeat it, I'm sure we'l take on that bas- freedom fighting hero. Were the years, Limbaugh gluttonously cpnsumetl buying drugs funded terrorism. While I replied. ennui." the quote because it American yahoos involved in the Boston tens of thousands of OxyContin pills, npt certain terrorist groups dp benefit from anyone." Which, I suppose, tard I like makes me kind of a jackass lampppns both the impossibility of ever 'Iba Party or the battles of Lexington tp mention thousands of less powerful the drug trade, those that attack and the adminis- and Concord terrorists? King George painkillers. OxyCpntin is arguably the America and Americans don'. The cam- npw. wipmg out terrorism "I ass with tration's choice to label our sprawling likely would have said yes. We celebrate most powerful opiate painkiller avail- paign also failed to mentio'n that the wiped my my own hand the other day." battle against extremism a "War on pur independence but aren't sp keen on able by prescription and is virtually massive quantity of pil America con- Terror" tp one being fought similarly occupied Palestinians, Sinn identical tp heroin. Had anyone without sumes is responsible for the wealth of Npw, allow me to clarify that as opposed later —several minutes later, against terrorism and terrorists. As if Fein-ers, Iraqis, Afghans, Basques and millions and celebrity been caught with the Bin Laden family. Ironically, the of bin Laden the emo- Greek Cypripts lighting fuses. Of course, even a tenth of a comparable amount of Taliban regime was amazingly effective following unsuppprtive laughter with the capture —felt much and tional state (fpr lack of a physical one) of this isn't tp say that terrorism is ever a heroin (or even that many painkillers) at ebbing opium production in I sympathy "terror" put of existence. moral course of action. Killing civilians the book would have been thrown at Afghanistan. empathized with the situation will simply puff marched America's battle against terrorism is npt tp make a point isn't war; it's murder. him, and the key thrown away. As it Npw that the Afghans are liberated, that he bravely through. But right away I could new one. Terrorism has been a popular Twp of the significant problems with stands, Limbaugh was applauded for his their country went from supplying zero a only think of one thing: method of guerrilla shock-combat since America's "War on Terror are oblivious- bravery after employing his maid tp percent of the world's heroin, tp supply- zealots killed Roman sol- ness and strategy. Lefty pundits are score illicit drugs pff the street, lying tp ing 70-80 percent. While this is good Jackass. before Jewish Remember, am still diers pre-Biblically. fond of saying: "They hate us because we his wife about'it and continuing tp news for Lou Reed, it probably isn't for I taking effec- don't know why they hate us." Our cur- demand harsher penalties for drug America. submissions for jackass candi- The problem is that terrorism is e-mail whp has rent administration refuses tp address abusers. and terrorism are there dates. Feel Bee to me tive at terrorizing. As anyone Drugs bad; or form of media since why America was attacked. If terrorism Not that Rush should be demonized are np twp ways around it. I choose npt any stories events ypu may encountered any have seen or heard that can be 9/11 can attest, terrorism and the media is a tree, we consider it a success every for his problem any more than anyone tp associate myself with either, but there morbid symbiosis. time we trim of a few of the thousands else diseased with addiction should are those that always will. It is time verified. Also, fecal humor will have formed a sort of npt Republican Army gpt of leaves and ignore the root. Did al- {well, maybe a little). Drug laws in this that the richest and most sophisticated play a prominent role in all The Irish columns. how-. - tp time its attacks Qaida pull pur name put of a hat? Why country need tp be rethought. Just as country on the planet replaces knee-jerk jackass I cannot, enough 'ver, sophisticated promise that it will play sp they would coincide with the printing does Ainerica arbitrarily support the pruning the terror tree does little tp stop reactionism with reasonable legislation Israelis over the Palestinians? Are the problem, imprisoning npn-violent and intervention. np role at ail.

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'Lover'bounds PERFECT STRANGER From the Vault:;, in 'The Art of Caustic Soul Absence'Y reminisces, The TARA KARR ASSISTANT AETSgrCULTURE EDITOR Autumns rock t's1 easy to see why Joy Passanante picked~ "Theu Art ofAbsence"~ as the title~ for ~ i her book of short stories. ~ very cold, desolate sound The majority~ ~ of Passanante's 1 resides in Caustic Soul's stories deal with some sort of atest release, and this is absence, for the most part mari- reflected in the title, "An tal unfaithfulness. Included in Absence of Warmth." this category are stories of wives A concept album about "The , struggling with the absence of Great War," a reference to . husbands, be it literal or emo- rent'::$ World War I, the disc's cover tional. Their husbands are shows a faded picture of a line aware of this void but do not of soldiers, bayonets and all, care. In turn, the wives drift to charging forward toward some other men, who are either mar- unseen enemy. ried and absent from their Caustic Soul seemingly used wives, or young and absent from every musi- the real world. Everyone seems dissatisfied, chasing after lost REVI EN lovers (Passanante uses the make a word "lover" gratuitously, remi- dreary, dis- niscent of an old Saturday Night mally Live sketch featuring Will atmospheric Ferrell). 62-minute With all this misery and adul- album. tery, it would be easy to think Dark bass that "The Art ofAbsence" would lines drone; ;.r rk be an emotionally draining, CAUSTIC SOUL depressing book. Rather, several machine s stories carry enough point and sterile beat "An Absence of purpose to redeem themselves. rolls on; Warmth" ~Between vocals remi- the Thorn REQtEI niscent of ***(of 5) Bushes," for "Type-0- Now Available instance, tells Negative" the story of a and "Joy rl moth- married Divison" murmur and occasion-, I er of two car- ally wail; cathedral organ syn- rying on an thesizers call out. affair with a Song titles that include young college "Steel Thorns," "Solitude" and student, but "Passchendaele" help to further her lover COURTESY PHOTO emphasize the album's dark- (there's that Alicia Bickley and Michel Moisant star in Nick Green's adaptation of "The Stranger." The show is featured Saturday night at the Hartung Theatre. ness. word again) is Lyrics such as "My arms JOY PASSANANTE burn with fire/my eyes charred and innocent by tears/I can't get past the in his attempt The Art Of wall/Dark moments and to prove his whiskey caressing my life/it's 1n adulthood that Absence" just the card I'e been dealt," he's endearing. ****(of 5) set a wartime scene. In NOW AVailabie Certain elemental themes "Absence," the seem to pervade Caustic Soul's first story in lyrical the His new as bad or worse than repertoire, specifically the book, the woman's absence upon planet. just any fire, the color crimson and in her marriage is intertwined Lizards may be career had begun. gentiles at the hands of our The lizard tablet was the reptilian overlords and dis- falling. In many of its songs, with her experiences after a "their" external voices of old men in mastectomy. first stepping stone in what misses the claim as Are bar to very depressing tones speak in The best stories, however, our real global was to become a vast path of attempt tarnish his good lan- conspiracy. The tablet and the name. a hardly distinguishable skip over the whole "cheating guage. They speak of probably lovers" business and bring some- research it spawned eventually A good number of conspiracy codes the yielded the thesis that would enthusiasts claim Icke is a tool less-than-happy memories, thing new to the table. "The leaders reminiscent of Roger Lowest Bid," which at first define his work and life. Icke of orchestrated disinformation. Death" Waters'Amused theorized that around 3500 He presents a conspiracy so to which deals appears to be headed in the have always won- mark ofrhe with old horrific World War sto- direction of an affair, is instead a eople B.C.,alien "reptilians" wild that reasonable theories dered who really runs the descended onto the Earth in are broad-stroked as crazy and ries. (Would this be the music vivid story of a woman who world. Along with UFOs of Hemmingway's Lost wants more for her life. "Davey p the Middle East and procreat- discredited simply by associa- and the CIA fluoridation that ed with ancient peoples. The tion. bease? Generation?) From the instru- Goldenkopf, Guru" is an intense taints our precious bodily flu- mental setup to the lyrical style . and humorous view of family result was a series of half-man, Other than the army of "An ids and saps our will to live, believers corroborate his to the topics addressed, interactions. half-reptilian bloodlines that who Warmth" the real rulers-of-the-world Absence of doesn't end -'p The highlight of the book is rule Earth to this very day. The claims with their own bad question is probably the most bulk of the proposed reptilian lizard experiences, David Icke n 1982, Mary Stewart presenting much original the final story, "Only Sons," hotly debated conspiracy topic Relfe published "The thought. which is shockingly tragic, but half-breeds are the usual sus- has little solid evidence as sup- this side of Roswell. Is it the of lore, includ- ort. Though his theory sounds New Money System If music to which one can slit -; surprisingly unique. Those pects conspiracy t isn't one's wrists corporations? The Freemasons? ing the English royal family, ike'something expected from a 666" a book that claimed particular cup unprepared for subversion of the The Tri-Lateral Commission? isn' the unassuming barcode of tea, then this release might common short story structure the president's family, Dick street-corner loon, Icke The Illuminati? The attendants Cheney and so on. crazy in a rambling, incoherent was actually the Mark of be one to skip. It resembles to may be unsure, but the narra- of the annual Bilderberg meet- the Beast —a satanic uninitiated listeners an idea tor's voice alone makes the "Only Icke followers go on to sug- way. He writes and publishes ings? The owl worshippers at gest that Princess Di was mar- feverishly, converses sensibly emblem seared onto that might be tucked inside Sons" something special. Bohemian Grove? It might just every product bought one's head of what predictable Passanante has a sharp eye ried into the Windsor family to (topic matter, notwithstanding) be a cabal of multi-dimension- refresh the dynasty's increas- ,and strings his conspiracy and sold in the western bad music is. These consumers for detail. She often spends sev- al, bloodline-manipulating, world. The Mark of the would find a no man's land of eral sentences zoomed in on one ingly reptilian-looking blood- together in a logical, if scatter- shape-shifting giant lizards line with some fresh human shot, manner. Icke's dialogue Beast is hidden in the stale melodies and cliched lyrics character, working out every from outer space. barcode as an encoded 6- stagnating like the album's facet of appearance until the DNA. Always an outsider by and literature sometimes swing As you'e probably already any standard, Diana was even- toward the esoteric, as in the 6-6, each six represented packaged anguish. reader has no choice but to guessed from my wacky and "I by the beginning, middle If the only way you can fall imagine things exactly as the tually murdered because of her following interview: suggest- cliche-filled opening paragraph, continuing hard-line "being a ed in 'And The Truth Shall Set and ending "guard bars" asleep is crying in misery, this author intended. album could FRANKrstcGOVERN human" policy. Icke also You Free'hat we could well be in the code. Since then, help. If you re into The personalities of these "Joy Division," according includes several "people" one living inside a vibrational the coming cash-free "Type-0- characters are often —but not Negative," "The Cure," — to David wouldn't normally suspect as prison. That somehow a vibra- society has been fodder early always just as well developed. Icke, is the for extremist Christian "Interpol" or Roger Some, like old friends Reggie lizards, but when you think tional net had been thrown Waters'aterial, lizards. about it, definitely are, includ- around this third dimension conspirators. Adding you might find a place '„'n and Vonnie in "Reginette Red" dark Icke (pro- ing Kris Kristopherson, Boxcar which made it very, very diffi- fuel to the hellish your presumably heart and the title character in "Davey nounced flames, the United for Caustic Soul. Goldenkopf, Guru," practically Willie, Bob Hope, the Rat Pack cult for three-dimensional "Ike") has- and Billy Graham. A point of embodied consciousness —if States has gone from RUSS MEINE leap off the page as living, n't always our twelve digits and breathing, thinking humans. clarification: Icke suggests the you like, the consciousness been a cru- lizards are in charge and sim- that's looking through the eyes adopted the European itizen Cope fuses various Passanante writes their dialog, musical genres — sader for ply run the world through and hearing through the ears- thirteen-digit model. reggae actions and history so smoothly amphibian beats, R&B vocals, blues, it's proxy groups. to connect with its The general idea is that easy to imagine that there multi-'imensional liberation. In the opening paragraph I self." now that we are com- soul and southern sensibility— might be someone out there into In faCt, Frshk's column appears asked which group represents To his credit, Icke is harried fortable with the bar- a picking up the book and saying on the the be fOre he rsgutsrly pages pf the real leaders of the world. more than seems logical for a code, in the near future smooth, full "Hey, wow, I'm in a story." On A gohsUL Hls e mall REQIEMI WaS a David Icke would answer that person who should probably be Satan will somehow sound that the other hand, some characters agdrsss i s o h et h e all dismissed He' facilitate the tattooing of is laid-back melt into each other, with little srg [email protected] they do; just that the CEO, as a novelty. ~ was a pro- president or 33rd degree Grand attacked the ADL, leftist a possibly invisible bar- but forceful. ~ personality to distinguish them by The — fessional goalie for Hereford Master of those groups would groups, pretty much everyone code on the right hand one from the other in particu- United and a respected sports- or forehead of his follow- Clarence lar the absent or neglectful hus- prefer a soothing heat lamp to else, has a large percentage of caster in Great Britain. Then, a recliner. his interviews in the legitimate ers before Armageddon. Greenwood bands in so many stories. rap- Recordings" It's out of the blue, he was Surprisingly enough, certain media cancelled without expla- This tattooing will pre- difficult not to like a local tured by epiphany. He broke sumably lead to the ter- has an easy- author. Joy Passanante is the parties have found fault with nation and has his work cen- &om professional sports and all the notion that evil lizards, sored. rifying eventuality of listening . associate director of creative sound CITIZEN of its accouterments, began fronted in part by Boxcar When it comes to what the swarms of checkout pop COPE writing at UI, and infuses her exclusively wearing turquoise, demons armed with embedded "The Willie, control our destiny. average Homo sapiens Joe can'o short stories in Art of and became a punch line in satanic scanners. As into it, giv- "The Clarence Absence" with little nods to Despite eight hot-selling books against a foe so cold-blood- England. and speaking tours that consis- ed, Icke doesn't offer much unlikely as it seems, mg hkeness Greenwood . Idaho. Several stories are set Soon after, he prophesied a however, holes have o contem- here; Lake Pend Oreille, Moscow tently sell out huge arenas, advice. He doesn't even claim Recordings bloated array of calamity and David Icke catches animus his goal is to convince people been identified in the por aries Mountain and the fishbowls at catastrophe bound to befall the barcode Jack ****(of 5) Gambino's from pretty much everyone. he's right, or even to change conspiracy. First are all given British Isles with unsettling — off, though the guard Johnson Now Available moments of glory. The majority of people dismiss minds just open them. His intensity. Fortunately for him as a quack, though others stated purpose is to illuminate bars look like six-codes and Kinky. Still, the stories fluctuate Britain, but not for Icke, noth- to us, the computer Clarence between brilliance and frustrat- find a darker motive. The Anti- the road to self-discovery and ing happened and he retreated Defamation League (ADL) let everyone find the truth for doesn't read them as Greenwood is the main man, ing similarity so often, the book from the spotlight to regroup such. Also, it would be possibly the only man, behind as a whole is not greater than accuses Icke of being a veiled themselves. So keep an open and find his purpose. In his anti-Semite, using giant lizards mind, and always work to root next to impossible to tat- Citizen Cope. He is the song- 9 the sum of its parts. Though resulting vision quest, Icke too readable barcode writer, producer and singer, and readers as a metaphor to propagate the out the evil reptile in all the a $ many may adore stumbled across an ancient "Jews onto elastic, aging and plays a variety of instruments, Passanante's style and be beg- centuries-old run the facets of your own life, be it Mayan tablet showing vaguely world" myth. Icke insists that selfishness, racism or an actual changing skin. From his beginnings as a disk ging for more, "The Art of reptilian creatures descending Absence" left me ambivalent. the Jewish people have had it bad lizard. VAULT, see Page 8 >

Editor ) Jon Ross Phone i {208)885-8924 E-mail i arg [email protected] On the Web i www.argonaut.uidaho.edu/current/artindex.htmi The University of Idaho Argonaut 2004 7 ARTS&CULTURE Friday, Sept. 10, Page ARTSBIEI-3 Camus'The Stranger'omes tD The choir is open to third- through sixth- 'Anacondas'ails to graders. Ul this weekend Public, private and home-schooled students are invited to participate. Auditions will be 10 minutes long and no preparation The Other Place Theatre Cooperative will is required. present "The Stranger" at the Hartung At match $52 fee ($32 for students on the predecessor Theatre on Sept, 11 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are reduced hot lunch is due audi- $5 atthe door. program) at BY SEAN OLSON forces boat tions unless prior arrangements have been The play is an adaptation of "L'Etranger," OPINION EDITOR made. 8 E tj I E W captain dur- Albert Camus'xistentialist novel, by Ul ing the New and returning students must call the alumnus Nick Green, and is directed by The key to developing a rainy sea- Moscow Arts Commission at 883-7036 Charles Pepiton. to sequel to a little-remembered son. The schedule an appointment. "The Stranger" tells the story of a man and less-liked horror film is boat 's Choir rehearsals will be held from 3:30- named Meursault, who refused to cry at his making sure it is a sequel. wrecked and 4:30 p.m. every Monday and Thursday mother's funeral. Through a series of "Anacondas: The Hunt for t h e y beginning Sept. 23 at Lena Whitmore increasingly peculiar and humorous encoun- the Blood Orchid" seems to encounter Elementary School. "sequel" ters with multiple characters, he eventually have the concept of very large, finds himself on trial for murder, confused with the concept of very hungry "remake." And most The cast includes recent MFA perform- Mayor seeks arts awards as astute snakes. COURTESY PHOTO know, remakes ance graduate Michel Moisant as Meursault, nominations moviegoer s Much like Even a new cast couldn't revive "Anacondas 2: The Blood Orchid." should only be made of good the with Ul alumnus Britt Heisel and Ul faculty original, films. "ANACONDAS" member Alicia Bickley each the charac- playing multiple Mayor Marshall Comstock is seeking Gone from "Anacondas" are attempt to give a monologue it comes to pulling off an enter- roles, ters are to nominations fram the Moscow community the recognizable name actors *o2 (of 5) be trusted from time to time. taining flick. Trouble can come The company recently returned from for the 2004 Mayor's Arts Awards. (the original somehow starred Naw Playing as much as The script: Always leaning from so many places when Victoria, British Columbia, where it staged Nominations will be accepted in four cate- Jennifer Lopez, John Voight the snakes. toward camp and sprinting camp is involved. A movie can the production at Victoria's 18th Annual gories: Individual Excellence in the Arts, and Ice Cube), but the story- away from substance, charac- try to be too campy and end up Festival. Sabotage Fringe Outstanding Achievement in Arts Education, line remains almost exactly runs rampant during the hunt ter development is on the level silly or, as in this case, it can Outstanding Contributions as a Patron of the the same. for the flower and people turn of elementary school reading take itself too seriously to be Live music highlights Moscow Arts and Outstanding Contributions as a Understandably, a sequel to against one another (just like lists: "Jack likes to eat pizza. campy. gallery reception Business Benefactor to the Arts. a film about giant snakes can- the first film). He doesn't like vegetables." And the film does take itself Nomination forms are available at not stray too far from the There is little to nothing Special effects: This one is a orig-'nal. seriously. It has the attitude Moscow City Hall or by calling the Moscow into that can "Anacondas." little less cut-and-dry. Since Music from the Boogie Doctors trio will People go jungle; save that it's sure people will walk Arts Commission at 208-883-7036 to snakes find in Audiences who foul studios have shown the top of be featured at the opening reception for the people jungle; appreciate out of the theater straining request the information by mail or email. snakes eat people horror films just for being foul the line in effects, it becomes first multiple-artist exhibit at 6 p.m. Friday at people; their necks to check for snakes Deadline far nominations is Sept. 27, scream. But the similarities may find it endearingly atro- very difficult to impress audi- the new Moscow gallery, Above the Rim. around the corner. The reality don't stop there. cious, but they certainly could- ences when the budget doesn' The band will play at the main floor of will strain their An expedition by a young n't argue anything but. stretch to $100 million. The is that they Paradise Creek Bicycles. The with Ul student artwork displayed at reception, company, with young scien- The checklist of possible effects lie somewhere between necks shaking their heads so beverages and appetizers available begin- Co-DP tists, goes into Borneo to find a saving graces for the film sums straight-to-video horror flicks hard, wondering how they just at 5 at ning p.m., willbe the Above the Rim rare orchid that supposedly up the overall atmosphere of and the effects for the original dropped $7 on "Anacondas." gallery, which is located up the stairs from The next art show at the Moscow Food holds the key to the fountain of "Anacondas." "Anaconda," which were better. Nothing can save this trite, the main floor of the bike shop. Co-op will open Sept. 16, with a reception youth. Backed by a large corpo- Acting: Not any, although it Camp factor: While campy formula fodder. It has a place The reception will celebrate the conclu- from 5-7 p.m., exhibiting the work of Ul stu- ration, they set off into the jun- was amusing to see the list of horror has its place, camp in the movie morgue next to sion of the Moscow Art Walk series and the dent Ching-Yi Wang, gle with a young ex-special no-talent future wash-ups walks the edge of a knife when "Ishtar." opening of an exhibit of six local artists'ork Wang is a doctoral candidate, studying at the gallery. in the College of Education. Her paintings The band comprises trumpeter Fritz reflect her childhood fascination with natural Knorr and pianist Jeanne McHale, who themes in her native country of China. share vocal duties, and drummer Gina ESPN gets sharp, Gormley. The Moscow musicians play jazz Schedule for Eastside Cinemas standards, polkas, blues and boogie-woogie tunes. Showtimes in () are for Friday-Monday only back to school Tickets Dn sale fnr Drew "Cellular" PG-13 (12:50), (3;00), 5:10, goes Carey's Improv All-Stars 7:20, 9:30 p.m. ZAP2IT.coM assets. The Hollywood Reporter "The Bourne Supremacy" PG-13 (12:10), notes that the Department of Tickets are on sale to see Drew Carey' (2:35), (5:00),7:25, 9:50 p.m. (KRT) —Celebrating its Justice has been investigating Improv All-Stars perform Oct. 30 as part of "Wicker Park" PG-13 (11:40a.m.), (2:10), 25th anniversary on Tuesday, ESPN's "warehousing" of col- Washington State University's Dad's 4:40, 7:10, 9:45 p.m. ESPN took time off from look- lege events, a practice in which Weekend 2004. "Suspect Zero" R (2:45), 9:35 p.m. ing backwards to discuss the the network holds the rights to ln the haus Carey will bring the popular "Whose Line "Allen vs. Predator" PG-13 (12:30),5:00, sports network's future. ESPN a game, but opts not to telecast Is It Anywayl" show to the Beasley 7:15 p,m. is set to launch a new college it. 2" Performing Arts Coliseum at 9 p.m. Familiar "Princess Diaries G (12:00), (2:25), sports network, as well as an "We think there's a tremen- faces from his TV show will join Carey on 4:50, 7:15,9:40 p.m. HD version of ESPN2. dous opportunity between the stage, including Colin Mochrie, Greg Proops, Dubbed, fittingly, ESPNU, am'ount of product out there, as the new college sports network Chip Eaten, Brad Sherwood, Jeff Davis and Schedule for University 4 . well as the outlets that we p~' Sean Masterson. should be ready for a March have," says ESPN President Cinemas launch, carrying mostly Tickets are $34 and $31 and can be pur- George Bodenheimer. Division I football and men' will with chased at all TicketsWest outlets, by phone ESPNU compete Showtimes in are for Saturday and and women's basketball initial- Fox's rebranded FCS (Fox at (800) 325-SEAT or online at () Sunday only. l . The channel will feature stu- which www.beasley.wsu,edu. College Sports), io shows, live telecasts and launched on Saturday, and the I "Resident Evil 2" R (1), (3;30), 7:00, 9:30 rebroadcasts of games that aggressively expanding CSTV Youth choir auditions set for ] p.m. already aired on other channels (College Sports TV), which is next week "Open Water", R (1), (3:30),7:00,9:30 within:the'ESPN family or on carrying, everything. from col- p.m. corporafe sibling ABC. lege 'debating to Mountain West Moscow Arts Commission Youth "Exorcist: The Beginning" R 9:30 p,m. According to media reports, Conference athletic events

Choir'uditions will be heid at 3:10 p.m. "Without a Paddle" PG-13 (1), (3:30), 7, the college spin-off is an oppor- (starting in 2006). Wednesday and Thursday at Lena Whitmore 9:30 p.m. tunity for ESPN to make better ESPN2 HD would also pre- Elementary School. "Paparazzi" PG-13 (1), (3:30), 7, 9:30p.m. use of its currently existing miere next year.

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BY NATHAN JERKE ing they'e already started see- Kaczor is a former ARGONAUT STAFF ing the difference in practices assistant for USU as this week. well as Holt, who near- fter a highly emotional, "We just need to fix some of ly followed former UI roller coaster week for the everything," sophomore receiver coach John L. Smith to University of Idaho foot- Wendell Octave said. "So we'e Logan in 1995 before ball team, the Vandals are playing faster and we'e doing returning to UI. ready to get back to where they everything But the Vandals left off before last Saturday' quicker now are just as familiar on disappointing loss. just to catch the football field as Despite receiving a 65-7 up to game each team has beaten drubbing from Boise State, the speed." the other 14 times in Vandals are confident they can T h e +)t the series with UI get prepared for another big changes will ,:JF winning last year 20- game this week. UI is traveling need to hap- 13 in the season to Logan, Utah, for its Sun Belt pen against a F'ppTBALL finale for both teams. Conference opener while still USU team However, this is Next game trying to recover from one of its that was games more than just a win worst losses since joining impressive in ~ Utah State for each as both Division I-A. its 48-17 loss Saturday schools are trying to "I think team morale is to Alabama 5 30 rn regain higher status good," coach Nick Holt said on Saturday. p in college football Tuesday in a press conference. While the Loga", Utah before moving to the "Obviously, that is one of the score may not WAC next year. with "We things you worry about be evident, ~ Washington State just need to something that happened like Holt said the win; that's the bottom 18 that on Saturday night and A g g i e s 'BPt. line," senior defensive what's gone on around here in offense did a 7'30 pm end Brandon Kania the past. That's one of the good job of Martin Stadium said. "Everyone KENTARO MURAI / ARGONAUT over- 'cause biggest issues we need to spreading the wants to win Part Of the Vandal football team practices at Kibbia Field on Wednesday evening in preparation for the Utah State game. come here is getting the kids field, throw- we'e tired of losing in regrouped and focused on the ing screens and opening up the this program. We'e important stuff and getting running game with a solid set of ready to win and we'e Cliff Mason will likely start time late in the third quarter. their heads high." receivers. committed to win and we'e at 'running back against the "The freshmen weren't the prob- Series: Alabama def. Few players escaped criti- "The bottom line is we need been working our butts off. It' Aggies despite gaining only lem, they didn't kill us, it was a 14-14-2 Utah State 48-17 to the before we win." cism from Holt following the stop run worry time to three yards on six carries group effort and they'l get bet- season-opening loss, but the about all that passing stuff," Notes: against BSU. Jayson Bird and Television: "But ter," Holt said. Last meeting: positive message that he Holt said. they do pose Sophomore tackle Hank Roily Lumbala will both see sig- Idaho dsf. Utah None scheduled expressed was that the team some problems with all their Therien will start the game nificant time off the The game will start at 5 p.m. coming Stadium. State 20-13 was going to get better and most spread offense and all their against Utah State following a bench. (PDT) in Romney Radio: week. screens." one-game suspension that There is no television service of the mistakes of one will kept The Vandals had 13 true Last week: KHTR 104.3 FM be corrected. The Vandals are familiar him out of the season opener. freshmen in the season scheduled for the game but it play Boise State def. Several of the players with the Aggies, as current UI With his return, Jade Tadvick opener, with as many as seven can be heard locally on KHTR Idaho 65-7 resounded the sentiment, say- offensive coordinator Nate will return to guard. playing on defense at the same 104.3 FM.

DecBcation a key Marriage, the sportsman.'s way t's fall. The leaves are chang- stains on the bride's dress. ing, yet the days are still Secondly, the seating at a wed- for UI scrim r warm. According to my latest ding is just plain wrong. Having issue of Brides Monthly this is people sitting in rows with noth- BY APRIL PRIOR the perfect season for weddings. ing to do but cry into boxes of tis- ARGONAUT STAFF And weddings, for the sports- sues is ridiculous, so change man, cause mixed feelings. On things up a bit. Olympic medalist it's or the new University of t'0 one hand a wonderful oppor- Behind the preacher, have a Idaho women's swim he umvei tunity to spend time with family replica outfield fence from team, the school year aimed practices not and friends while hammered. But Wrigley Field, ivy and all. And to on the side, one has sit began with demanding prac- only on training flip to add that special touch that says tices, long hours and fortitude. and conditioning, through a long and often boring you care, have the groom's fattest ceremony where bride Now they are striving harder but says he is also the and friends and relatives standing up to lives than ever to for the on mern- 'z>~ groom pledge spend their there with their shirts ofF (stom- prepare focusing like first home meet in 19 years. bers "shedding together, or something that. I ach and face paint optional). don't really know the This will and determination their individualism details. These people will be the offii- have something and A sports professor I had once cial hecklers of the wedding. could, in part, working 4 said that the world' swim program's as team." a wedding is From their vantage point they(I to do with the together a exhibition it's recent reinstatement. The last Jager, along with biggest game fancy be able to let the minister know if he's UI swim program lasted from assistant coach Dan BRENNANGAUSE screwed up by ofFering such Sportss Rec Editor helpful hints as "pull your head 1972-1985 where at least one Lawson, has also matter. Nationals strengthened and out of your ass" and "quit fum- teammate went to So why have every year. fine-tuned the a bling worse than Daunte DANIEL BICKLEY / ARGONAUT the ceremony Culpepper." As the new team prepares be so serious7 REaph of WOmen'S SWim team CoaCh Tom Jager WOrkS With the team WedneSday eVening at the Thirdly, one of the best things for the season, each member is the girl, If it could be eff'ort has her own talent Ul Swim Center. about going to a sporting event is putting forth her utmost spiced up and in hopes that this year, as the and character that the service. Beer and hot-dog ven- made as inter- dors are a to mankind, so first, will be the best in a long we can use to work team, 11 are freshmen. According to Jager, the team esting as giR why line of great years to come. together," Jager said. "Most of us have made good will go to the Big West watching not make them a part of the spe- The team practices every Adriana Quirke, a sopho- friends with the older team- Championship Feb. 23-26 with cial moment in your life when you swim- Ri eke y swear to with morning and evening for two more with 14 years of mates," freshman Kacie Hogan a determination to win. Henderson in stay your true love "The till one of you is dead. hours at a time. These practices ming experience, said, said. The team's first meet is Oct. an interVISW, training practices are the same as what Paige Lee, also a freshman, 23 against San Jose State at the Brennansoolumnappears As soon as guests begin to sit can include strength then SpOrtSmen regularly on the pages ol the am used to, but still much "The locat- down, the vendors will wander in and conditioning outside of the I said, team is small and so UI swim center, which is the world over tugonaut Hiss-mas more difficult than last year." - and serenade the audience with pool, as well as rigorous laps that makes it easier for us to ed between Memorial Gym and WOuld be mpre address le and drills. The athletic trainer Quirke looks forward to intro- get to know each other better. the Physical Education arg [email protected] "BEER HERE. GET YOUR univer- eiy tO take a keeps a close watch, ensuring ducing swimming to the We have already had two barbe- Building. Coaches and team wife. BEER HERE." And since that is and hopes students will the safety of each member as sity go cues together. I am anxious to. members urge all students to Now, you'e to con- such a beautiful song, the father to the meets. if hoping bride won't practices become increasingly see how we all perform at corn- come to the meet and begin a of the have to shell'ut Of the athletes on the vince your man to at least attend difficult. 17 petitions." great year. someone else's wedding, much money for a musical group to less take the plunge himself, lis- be on hand to play the wedding ten up because here's some tips march. for sprucing up the whole wed- Fourthly, sporting events fill ding ceremony. the pauses in action with bits of First of all, the main problem entertainment, and weddings Men's tennis team faces first test with a wedding ceremony is that shouldn't be any diff'erent. After everyone is sober until the recep- the tailgate ends, select the two BY JEssicA LEwIs could possibly fill the roles of Lum-Tucker tion. A wedding is a serious fellows who have indulged them- ARGONAUT STAFF and Faulman. Sophomore Michael Suttner, moment of truth for any man to selves a bit too much and place a transfer from Colorado State, and fresh- face, and for a sportsman to make . them in chairs near where the capite losing the top two players from man Terrence Nugent are two possibilities. it through without the shakes couple is about to be married. last spring's team, the University of Coach Perlman believes these players will and occasional bouts of Irritable Have both of them wear Bobby Idaho men's tennis squad has reason help the team immensely. Bowel Syndrome, there needs to Knight Indiana sweatshirts and to believe it will do just fine in the upcom- One minor setback for the team is that be at least a thin layer of alco- instruct them to coach their team ing Boise Classic. one of the Vandals'ther top players, junior holic beverages coating his to victory. "We have some young guys that came in David Suttner, tore his ACL for the third insides. From their seats they can eas- this year, and I think they will greatly con- time. The team hopes he'l be back on the To rectify this problem one ily call audibles such as, "Don't do tribute to the team," Katrina Perlman said, collrts sooI1. needs look no farther than an it, man. She looks just like a "and I think our seniors will do a great job The women's team is also looking good NFL or college football game for hooker I saw on a street corner in leading us in the Big West this year." as it has gotten several new players this inspiration. Before each game the Vegas." And if the little flower girl The Vandals will be looking to replace year who look to blend well with a fairly faithful fans partake in a tailgate screws up while strewing petals, men- All-Conference Big West honorable strong group of returning players. arty in the parking lot. Here they'll be in a perfect position to tion members Brad Lum-Tucker and Chris "We were really young last year," said ans can fill their bellies with beef chuck a chair onto the court. Faulman, who helped lead UI to a fifth- Perlman. "This year we have a little more and beer while gathering up the This will provide plenty of- place finish in the Big West Conference experience. Just having that year under inspiration to scream obscenities hearty chuckles for the other championship and UI's first-ever national our belt really helped out." at the opposing team. guests, in addition to keeping ranking (the Vandals were ranked as high This will be Perlman's first year as the Why not apply this tradition to that flower girl on her toes. as 68th at one point). head coach of the men's and women' weddings? Not only would every- There are endless other possi- Last spring, Lum-Tucker and Faulman teams, although last spring she was the one feel a tad less nervous, but bilities to make your ceremony provided UI with a powerful punch at the interim head coach of the men's team. the families of the bride will also more like a sporting event (some top of team and the Vandals will need a DANIEL BICKLEY / ARGONAU T With the new players and from the way have the courage to express their examples are tackling, tag-team couple players to step up if they want to things are at practice, Perlman Senior Seth Banks practices with the rest of the going true feelings about the groom at matches and checking). So keep compete for a Big West title. believes the Vandal men's and women' high decibel levels, and vice men's tennis team Wednesday in front of the an open mind, because there is Besides seniors Seth Banks and Hector tennis teams can compete with any team in versa. Plus, nothing says "great much to be learned, and emulat- Administration Building. Mucharraz, there are several players who the Big West this year. wedding" like beer and barbecue ed, from the wide world of sports.

Editor i Brennan Gause Phone i (208} 885-8924 E-lnatt i arg sportssub.utdaho.edu On the Web i www.argonaut.uidaho.edu/current/sports index.htrnl The University of Idaho Argonaut Page 10 Friday, Sept. 10, 2004 SPORTSBIREC

Big en coac es reiterate ro s OC S iSSOuri su ort 0 re ay system j~ t i-i in u set BY DAVE MCGRATH yearlong and that the Several other includ- project coaches, Betterson fumbled SADDER HERALD OL WISCONSIN) real judgment on how instant ing University of Wisconsin's BY GRAHAM WATSON Troy running back DeWhitt ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH into the hands of offensive replay has performed will come Barry Alvarez, still don't under- the ball lineman'unior who hauled his (U-WIRE) —Throughout the when the season is completed, stand the necessity of the rule in Louissaint, 276-pound'rame Big Ten, there is a general senti- not after week one. college football. (KRT —It took Troy University four seasons 63 yards into the end zone. ment that although the instant "A'gain, all an "I don't like for an opportunity to defeat a ranked opponent, On its next possession, Troy added a field goal this is just particularly it. I 'o replay system that has been experiment," Smith said, "I'm think, many times, we make On Thursday, it took 9 minutes, 22 seconds to ful- erase a 14-point deficit and lead 17-14 at the, implemented by the conference sure the coaches within the rules because the NFL has fill the dream. half. is not perfect, it was an overall league will sit down after it is rules," Alvarez said. "What's the The Trojans scored two touchdowns and a field Early in the fourth quarter, Samples caught success over the weekend. over and say, 'Here are the good difference who heldP They tell us goal in the final 9:22, of the first half to shock pass in the end zone to seal the game. a'3-yard Coaches reiterated their sup- points and the bad points,'nd on the sidelines; that's who it' Missouri with a 24-14 win at Movie Gallery Early on, it looked like the Tigers were going to port for the experiment in a tele- weigh ea'ch and make important and to make Stadium. their first two 'ruise, sugges- to, just scoring on each of posses-'ions conference Tuesday and asserted tions to what we have to do, or do sure that they know who held or Missouri came in ranked 19th in the AP and intercepting the Trojans'irst play of, that they remain against coach- away with it." who the penalty was against, but (media) poll, and 17th overall in the ESPN/USA the game. The Tigers limited the Trojans to no ing challenges, citing a variety of By the numbers: Coaches I don't think there's a place to Today (coaches) poll. Not only is the win the first offensive yards in the first eight minutes of the NFL's it's reasons that the manner around the conference are not in identify someone who's at fault by Troy against a ranked opponent, really the game. of implementing instant replay nearly as much agreement when for making a penalty in a college only game against a ranked foe the Trojans have But as the Tigers got comfortable, the Trojans is not yet ready for the collegiate it comes to the new NCAA policy game." been in. In the Trojans'ast six contests against motivated 'ot ranks. of revealing the numbers of play- Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz also ranked opponents, they have lost by an average of "I'm It started with little things, such as Demarcus not sure I would be in ers who have committed a penal- had strong words about the sys- 29.4 points. So when they got a lead late in the Smith for a 9-yard loss. Then — not to relinquish Ware sacking Brad favor of [challenges] because it ty another move designed to tem. first half, the Trojans were quick the Tigers to punt for the first time. would slow the down "I can' it was forcing game and bring college football closer to think it is ridiculous. I it. those little things added the make it a little too much like the At the 9:22 mark of the second quarter, the And as each of up, the NFL style of play. imagine there is a college coach Tigers'evel of Southern comfort started going NFL game, which I am not sure Some coaches favor the move, in the country that is in favor of Trojans had their first first down of the game. is in our best interest emulate. don't From was matter of coach Larry dowil. to including Lloyd Carr, who was it. I see the necessity for it there, it just a caused a case We have a pretty special of don't Blakeney convincing his team to believe. Perhaps Troy's early play was by game on the rules committee that and I see any value in it. in its first-ever our own," Ohio State coach Jim voted for the rule This isn't football," Ferentz With less than seven minutes remaining and of nerves. Troy was playing unanimously pro and facing its first BCS, Tressel said. change. said. "I don't think our players the Trojans driving on the 26-yard line, Blakeney nationally televised game "Hopefully challenges won' "With all the games that are need that kind of recognition. called a timeout. What seemed like an effort to team at home. It's didn't have opportuni- slow the game down, and maybe on TV, with all the video boards They are not paid. I don t think calm his players was really a meeting of the not like the Tigers the second half, the instant replay itself will slow the and technology that exists and we need the fans fully cognizant . minds to concoct a trick play. Quarterback Aaron ties to blow the game open. In arne down. Right now, I don' the scrutiny that the officials are of who's involved in a violation, Leak threw a screen pass to receiver Jason Tigers had two interceptions, but were unable to elieve that coaches should be under, it cleans up the game and I certainly don't think they Samples, who launched the ball 26 yards to a put points on the board as a result. able to challenge," Michigan some," Carr said. "I think it puts need gamblers knowing those waiting Jermaine Richardson for the Trojans'first Some considered this a trap game, and the State coach John L. Smith said. the officials under the gun a lit- kinds of things, Ijust don't think score of the game. Tigers fell for it. After the first quarter, Troy had The overall sentiment is that tle more, making sure a call is that it has a place in collegiate After forcing the Tigers to punt on their next the mental edge over the Tigers, and that was the system in the Big Ten is a there before they make it." sports. possession, the Trojans got some good luck again. ultimately the difference.

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Marakurwa earns Big West honors Hockey team holding try-outs Big West women's soccer standlngs Senior cross country runner Letiwe Marakurwa, has been chosen as the Big West The Ul clu hockey team will be holding try-outs September 17-18. Students interest- Big West Games Overall Female Cross Country Athlete of the Week after her performance at the Idaho Jamboree ed in more information should contact Randy Gross at gros9602@uldaho,edu, W L W L T Pct. Sept. 3. UC Riverside 0 0 4 0 0 1.000 Marakurwa won the 4k race in a course record time of 14:15.80.She has won the TVjjo Big West schools ln Top 25 Long Beach State 0 0 3 0 1 .875 Vandal Jamboree and broken the course record three consecutive years. Marakurwa fin- In the Sept. 6 USA TODAY/CSTV Top 25 Coaches Poll, two Big West Conference Cal State Northridge 0 0 2 1 0 .667 ished the race 24 seconds ahead of the second-place finisher and helped the Vandals to teams made it into the top 25. Cal Poly 0 0 2 1 1 .625 a perfect score sweep of all teams at the meet. UC Santa Barbara moved up from the No. 16 spot to 13 while Long Beach State Pacific 0 0 2 1 1 .625 This is Marakurwa's seventh Big West Athlete of the Week honor in three seasons at moved into the top 25 for the first time this season. UC lrvine 0 0 2 2 0 ,500 Idaho. She received the honor twice in 2003 and four times in 2002. Last weekend both Santa Barbara and Long Beach went 3-0, Cal State Fullerton 0 0 1 1 0 .500 UC Santa Barbara 0 0 1 3 0 .250 Pacific's Padilla named Soccer Player of the Week Big West volleyball standfngs Idaho 0 0 1 3 0 ,250 Pacific forward Carmen Padilla garnered Big West Women's Soccer Player of the Big West Games Overall Utah State 0 0 1 4 0 .200 Week honors after being selected the Most Valuable Player of the Nike Central Valley W L Pct. W L Pct. Invitational. UC lrvine 0 0 0 5 0 1,000 Sun Belt fnutbaff standfngs Padilla scored three goals and added an assist as the Tigers toppled Northern Iowa Long Beach State 0 0 0 3 0 1.000 Sun Belt Games Overall 4-0 and Nevada 5-1, The assist against the Wolf Pack was credited as the game winner. UC Santa Barbara 0 0 0 3 0 1,000 W L Pct.. W L Pct. The sophomore netted two goals against Northern iowa and punched in Pacific's fourth Idaho 0 0 0 3 0 1,000 Troy University 0 0 0 1 0 1.000 goal versus the Wolf Pack. Mer assist in that game came at the 56:23 mark as shs fed UC Riverside 0 0 0 4 1 .800 Louisiana-Lafayette 0 0 0 1 0 1.000 Regina McGee on a 2-on-1 break. Cal State Fullerton 0 0 0 3 1 ,750 Middle Tennessee 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 Cal Poly 0 0 0 1 2 ,333 Arkansas State 0 0 0 0 1 0.000 Free ticket give-away Ior Ul-WSU football game Pacific 0 0 0 0 2 .000 Utah State 0 0 0 0 1 0.000 ' ' " ': ' On Sunday there will be a ticket giveaway for the Idaho/Washington State football Cal State Northridge 0 0 0 '. '0":-" "'3'I '000 Nsw''Mexico State 0 0 0'' ''. 1 0.000 ' '0'"'""3'' " " ""' ' game Sept. 18 at Martin Stadium. A total of 1,000 tickets will be given away. Utah State 0 0' '".000 Idaho''' ''0 0' 1" '0.000 ' The tickets will be available at 5 p.m. at the Kibbie Dome Concourse. Doors will open Louisiana-Monroe 0 0 0 0' 0,000 at 10 a.m, North Texas 0 0 0 0 1 0.000 Vandal cards will not be valid at the game, so students interested in watching must have a ticket, SPIITSCAI.EIMR

Today Ul men's tennis at Boise Classic Il Ul men's tennis at Boise Classic Boise Boise Ul men's Northwest Ul volleyball vs. Arkansas State and Missouri golf at Collegiate Classic Corvallis, Ore. Intramurals Columbia, Mo., 11:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Golf entry deadline opentns Outdoor program Thursday have 1 Golf skills chalienge entry deadline We on Introduction to mountaineering iications UI volleyball vs. Pacific picic uii aypa Ul volleyball vs. Mississippi State Kokanee Gfacier e Moscow, 7 p.m. 6oor of Columbia, Mo., 4:30 p.m. the 3rd Sunday Nuts: Intramurals —Entries for team will Saturday sports open Ul men's tennis at Boise Classic one week before entry deadline. For more information call Boise Campus Recreation Office at 885-6381. Outdoor Program —For more information call office at Intramurals 885-6810. ' ssuIs UI b b LCSC Frisbee golf open tourney entry deadline Dsssssejj Sports calendar items must be submitted in writing or e- 0OsssRi vI Ul men's golf at Northwest Collegiate Classic mailed to arg sportslsub.uidaho.edu by Sunday or Corvallis, Ore. Wednesday before publicaf ion. Items mustinclude a

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I i The Universlltr of Idaho Argonaut SPORTS8IREC Pllday, Sept. 10, 2004 Page 11 First-year ayers m e im act uring opening wee BY BI.AIR KERKHOFF started Henne. faster, stronger and in some cases earli- "There's no to express that McCarney said KNIGHT just way RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Louisville's Brian Brohm didn't start er than ever. It's not unusual for a high feeling," said Henne, who completed 14 "It's maturity, and they'e further the Cardinals'8-0 and'wo (KRT) victory over school recruit to complete course work of 24 passes for 142 yards along than most freshmen," McCarney —Missouri coach Gary Pinkel Kentucky, but he entered the on and arrive "It recently asked his game in December. Ware wrapped touchdowns. was awesome to go out said. quarterback whether the third series and directed Louisville's up his studies at Hargrave Military and see all of those people, You have to The Cyclones are rebuilding after a 2- he could have played as a true fresh- first touchdown drive. Academy in Virginia by Christmas and play through the nerves, play like you'e 10 season and were able to offer playing man. Keep in mind that Brad Smith Not started as so successful in debuts were two didn't miss a day of spring practice in practiced all week," time to top-line recruits. But Baylor a second-year, or redshirt, more freshman quarterbacks, Fields fresh- fresh- freshman and Joe Athens. Tennessee plans to go with the coach Guy Morriss said he plays was spectacular in his of Syracuse, whose Orange lost to "In he's hasn't determined men out necessity. debut against Illinois. that sense, not your normal men all season. Carr only of "He Purdue 51-0, and Air Force's Shaun true freshman," Georgia coach Mark whether Henne or Gutierrez, a junior, "Unless I had a superstar, I'd redshirt said he couldn't even imagine Carney. The Falcons were drubbed Richt said. class could," Morriss said. as freshman," by will start this weekend against Notre an entire if I playing a Pinkel said. California 56-14. But what is a normal true freshman Dame. "Every true freshman put on the That's how difficult you it is to play col- Freshmen were making an impact at these days? For one thing, he's in better "I'm a pretty slow thinker," Carr said, field, it will cost you that many games. lege football, especially quarterback, other positions throughout the Missouri's that's have live when nation. shape than years past, But Pinkel will be curious But something you to high school graduation was only Alabama cornerback Simeon Castille "The and see results with." three months strength conditioning starts to the of any program that earlier. And that's why the returned an interception for a touch- so much earlier to," with have made it work, invasion of than it used Stoops sticks a freshman quarterback in But programs the impact rookies was the down against Utah State. Indiana cor- said. "The coaching they receive in conference even with quarterbacks. Last season' story of football's high play. college first weekend. nerback Tracy Porter picked off two school is better. Everything just seems "When teams see the highest-level Florida's Chris Leak went 6-2 as a Freshman quarterbacks started for passes against Central Michigan, more developed." defensive teams in their leagues, that' starter. Houston's Kevin Kolb, who Tennessee and Michigan and guided returning one 96 for inter- their yards a score. Even the confidence. Schaeffer admit- when it will get interesting," he said. threw for 23 touchdowns and four storied programs to victory. The Georgia's Danny Ware, who rushed ted to a nervous stomach before One true freshman, wide receiver ceptions, was 6-5, and Georgia Tech's Vols'rent Schaeffer became the first for 135 yards and three touchdowns Sunday's game, but you couldn't tell by Will Franklin, played for the Tigers in Reggie Ball was 7-5. All led their teams freshman to start at quarterback for a against Georgia Southern, became the his performance, completing seven of 10 their 52-20 victory over Arkansas State to bowl games, Southeastern Conference team since first freshman tailback to start a for 118 yards. He led Tennessee on an on Saturday. Three played for Kansas— A freshman quarterback has won a 1945 and helped Tennessee beat Bulldogs opener in 61 years, 80-yard touchdown drive on the second defensive tackles Todd Haselhorst of national championship, Oklahoma's Nevada-Las Vegas 42-17. Oklahoma running back Adrian series, and Ainge, the nephew of former Olathe East and James McClinton and wishbone specialist Jamelle Holieway in When Schaeffer wasn't taking snaps, Peterson rushed for 100 yards against NBA guard Danny Ainge, threw a 42- wide receiver Marcu's Henry, No true 1985. another 18-year-old freshman, Erik Bowling Green and looked nothing like a yard touchdown pass on his first series. freshman played for Kansas State. But the odds are against such suc- Ainge, was. freshman on his 35-yard touchdown run. "I had butterflies," Schaeffer said. Five freshmen played for Iowa State, cess. Michigan's Chad Henne was a sur- "He hit the crease and exploded "But being a freshman, that's no excuse. including former Aquinas place-kicker "No other position is more difficult to prise starter in the Wolverines'3-10 through the hole," Sooners coach Bob You just have to play." Brian Jansen, who nailed a 37-yard field play, not just in football but in sports," victory over Miami, Ohio. A sore arm Stoops said. "Not many players have In front of more than 100,000 fans at goal into the wind against Northern Pinkel said. kept announced starter Matt Gutierrez that kind of burst." Tennessee and Michigan. At least they Iowa. All of them worked their way into "It's very, very difficult for a true on the sideline, and coach Lloyd Carr Freshmen are arriving on campus were friendly fans. the lineup, Cyclones coach Dan freshman to play it."i e incre i e u s: Linemen NCAA finds fan behavior exaggerated er, etter an a scarier BY DAYID SELIG — ot TkIE DIAMONDBACK OL MARYLAND)

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It's just going to between his sophomore and jun- but don't spend time dwelling on TEAM Coalition and Anheuser-Busch conducted the study. toward each other, faces contort- get bigger and bigger and big- ior years at Washington living in them. The groups determined that the perception of fan misbehavior ed into snarls, adrenaline and ger." Australia. He practiced with a They know that heavier ath- at college games is inflated and said they intend to use the data machismo pumping through Well then, how did the NFL rugby team, and one of the play- letes are at greater risk for dia- to encourage students to act responsibly. their veins. They stopped at an get so Naturally Freakin'arge? ers told him he could be world betes, heart disease and high "All across the board before, during and after game activities, imaginary line; waited for the Players train like Olympians, class in that sport, even at 285 cholesterol. They know that the people had the expectation of [bad] behavior, but the reality is involved," signal. for starters. They do so with reg- pounds. Seahawks center Dennis . National Institute of that a real small minority are actually said Jill Pepper, And then, BOOM, imens culled from strength and Norman can dunk a basketball. Occupational Safety and Health executive director of the TEAM Coalition, an Arlington, Va., Somewhere, Isaac Newton conditioning coaches, adding Seahawks guard Floyd Womack, did a survey of 7,000 former based alliance concerned with responsible drinking and fan cringed. That whole force-is- more strength and size with sup- a man they call Pork Chop, can players in 1994 and found that behavior. equal-to-mass-times-accelera- plements legal and illegal. jump rope with the ease of a 14- linemen had a 52 percent greater The phone survey polled 986 college students nationwide who tion deal. On the offensive line, the shift year-old girl. risk of dying than the general attended at least one home football or basketball game in the Bill Laveroni had spent a from mobility to mass started in "When you stop and think population. past year. Respondents were between the ages of 21 and 29, decade of his life coaching offen- 1978 when the NFL changed its about it, these guys are ath- But gain now outweighs pain because Anheuser-Busch did not want to associate itself with sive linemen, and what he saw blocking rules, allowing linemen letes," Seahawks strength and then. So linemen eat. Lift students younger than the legal drinking age, Pepper said. before him that day in 1990 was to extend their elbows farther conditioning coach Mike Clark weights. Take supplements. According to the survey, 45 percent of students believe fans the future. That year, there were than the span of their shoulders, said. "Really big athletes." This is nothing new. At storm the field at most games, but the study concluded only 13 NFL,-,who percent actually do, while 24 percent of students polled said they 39 playerrr in the allowing them to u,se their-hands After Cunningham finished Vanderbilt, in ./DOER., „Iaveroni 'ir'Iocst"fan's'riot''at'mo'st weighed more tbani 800 pounds. when they blocked. Bulk became football, his doctor told him with identified 50 potential linemen. think games, but only two percent actual- ly riot This year, there are morec,than more important, maneuverabili- a straight face, "Ed, you'e a 70- Only two were less thin 300 '' 'Thh als'o 200. ty less so. year-old man who's been in 15 pounds. All were high-school jun- 'survey foiled 82 percent of students who drink dur- But Laveroni wasn't watching But the league —like waist- car wrecks." iors. ing events said they do so responsibly and in moderation, while offensive linemen that day. He lines, McDonald's meals and "My fear, because of the wear A decade earlier, he was 86 percent of students said they always feel safe at games. was watching sumo wrestlers. Johnny Damon's hair —just and tear, is that we'e going to already scouting sumo wrestlers. Senior Associate Athletics Director Michael Lipitz said the "And I saw offensive line keeps growing. Twenty years get to the point where there's so Now, he can barely tell the differ- fact that only a small percentage of students act inappropriately play," Laveroni said, his breath ago, linemen who weighed more much force that guys are just ence. at games is true, but said the study's objectivity is questionable.. The groups involved in the survey —which said it is the first ', uickened after a spirited than 300 pounds were in danger oing to be snapping femurs," "Ithas to stop now, doesn't it'?" — emonstration. "Japanese-style." of being cut. This year, those who unningham said.d'.-"I don't see an said Womack, the man they call of its kind are compiling posters, advertisements and other That's what offensive linemen weigh less than 300 pounds are end in sight. I don't feel like Pork Chop. "We can't get any big- materials fostering better behavior at sporting events to distrib- have become in this glorified the endangered species. these guys understand what ger, can we?" ute to fans and administrators. The materials should be ready by arne of girth —faster, quicker, So this is an offensive line- the end of the calendar year, Pepper said. etter-conditioned sumo man's job description: lift wrestlers. A souped-up, slimmed- weights, drink protein shakes, down version of the largest ath- take supplements, run block, letes on the planet. pass block, attend meetings, eat i ~ The NFL never felt so large. until food doesn't taste good any- ~. eo.. Consider: more. 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She won 6-1, 6- seems truly uncomfortable Harmon Killebrew, sev- time batting average trails clump, clump, clump of 1 in 46 minutes. when placed among the enth on the homer list with Ruth (a .342 career hitter) Lind.say Davenport's shoes The knee that had given pantheon of greats in his 573, did not disagree with by 42 points and Aaron slapping against the green her trouble at Wimbledon profession. Aaron. (.305) by five, leads Aaron hardcourt surface. appears to be completely Last, week while in "With all the records in on-base (.441-.374) and When Jennifer Capriati cured, and her ground Atlanta, Bonds was he's approaching, you'e slugging (.610-.555) per- comes on court and peels off strokes, as a result, have informed that Hank Aaron got to say that. He's a centages. But Ruth com- her sweats, she reveals a been lethal. But nothing had told reporters several great player," Killebrew piled .474 and .690 marks, chunky body that bears no Davenport has imprinted on hours earlier that he said. "Not too many people respectively, clearly supe- resemblance to the athletic this tournament is as signif- thought Bonds was "one of thought 700 homers was a rior to Bonds. physiques that have won icant as her serving. the greatest hitters that mark many people would Bonds wishes the com- this tournament in the past "I'e ever played the game." et to. He's done in between himself, gotten stronger and "I it quick parisons —Martina Navratilova; Steff a little bit lighter to take don't know about ashion." Aaron and Ruth would Graf, Chris Evert, Hana pressure off the knee," she that," Bonds said almost cease, at least until he' Mandlikova, Gabriela said. "And my trainer and sheepishly, as if he was finished playing. He's 58 Sabatini and, of course, the therapist have done a great being transformed to the "You'e from tying Aaron's home Williams sisters. job in keeping my body skinny left fielder who got to run record, a mark he But these two women, the broke into the major should break in 2006, healthy. I really have had no consider him the anti-Kournikovas of the problems. Normally, I don' leagues in 1986. with the biggest obstacle WTA Tour, very likely will be it' Two home runs shy of he's likely to encounter have an entourage. But ~ in Saturday' the 700 club— greatest of all time c right there worked out so well." joining being how often opposing k U.S. Open women's final Kuznetsova has had an with only two members: because of what he' managers will pitch to two women Aaron and Babe Ruth— because these equally difficult road, hav- him. have played the most beauti- defeat veteran Bonds recently gave a been able to do in Aaron, as Bonds ing to Amy rare inner ful tennis of the tournament. Frazier in the third round glimpse of his knows, faced an entirely Davenport, who has won thoughts as he neared the latter part of his different set of circum- has and Russian compatriot a'nother milestone. 22 consecutive matches, Nadia Petrova in the quar- stances: racial tension well she hasn' "I'm amazed all of career." served so ters, after Petrova had upset by because Aaron was chas- been broken in her past this right now," he said. a home run record defending champion Justine "I'm ing three matches and has won amazed by it all." ANDRE DAWSON held white kk'REGORY Henin-Hardenne. by a icon. URQUIAGA / MBR her 29 service games. Comparisons between FORMER MVP past series Death threats were com- home after hit- win over 19-year- Capriati has had a Bonds and Aaron, and San Francisco Giants'arry Bonds comes to plate With a semifinal disasters in mon, and hate mail was old former junior of Bonds and Ruth, ting his 690th home run in the second inning of their game top including her pop up voluminous. Svetlana Kuznetsova, she Slams, daily on Internet sites "I against the Expos in San Francisco, Calif., on Atig. 17. to Henin- don't think any of us would reach her sixth Grand wrenching loss and appear regularly in Said Andre situa- Hardenne last when Dawson, a will have that same Atlanta Braves manager played. I know what it Slam final (she's won three). year, newspapers throughout former MVP who finished tion," "I don' she failed to hold a sizable Bonds said. Bobby Cox recently called takes. I don't know who Capriati attains her fourth the country. Those compar- with 438 homers, "You'e think you can even com- him "the most terrifying on his team. Edgardo con- third-set lead. She'l have to plays Grand Slam final if she isons, however, seem got to consider him the pare. Different era, differ- hitter" he's ever seen. Alfonzo, is that right? Jack neutralize Dementieva's meaningless when quers the other Russian, Aaron, eatest of all time ent time. It was probably a While Aaron was sur- (J.T.) Snow, Marquis Elena Dementieva. great ground stroking, but the all-time home run king ecause what he's been lot harder for him Capriati's is of than it rounded in the lineup at Grissom. All those players Davenport and Capriati, one of strengths with 755, said there is no able to do in the latter part is for us, a lot harder." service return, and she'l be times during his career by helped him? It's somebody both 28 years old, would be comparison. of his career, not the early As it now stands, don' Bonds'll-time Hall the oldest set of finalists at attacking the Russian's "No question about it. That's aren't of Famers Eddie hitting behind him? I part. phenomenal in stats quite Mathews and Orlando know how calculate it. the U.S. Open since 1984, weak second delivery. You have to put it in con- itself and worthy of consid- on par with Aaron's or you when Navratilova, a month Dementieva, who,was text, that he's probably one eration, because Ruth'. Cepeda, Bonds has made Nobody is as naked as he players But if greatness do in recent is." shy of her 28th birthday, runner-up at the French of the greatest hitters that usually do it early and tail can be measured the years with by Edgardo said man- defeated Evert, then 29. Open to Anastasia Myskina, ever played the game," off at the end. It's been the impact one player had on Alfonzo, Marquis Jackson if This has been most goes into this match with Aaron said. "I'e heard Grissom and J.T. Snow — agers pitched to Bonds, a other way around with ills era, Bonds may stand "he'd improbable year for one ace and 40 double faults, some people say (it was) him." alone at the top. He is the solid but not marquee break (Aaron' Davenport, who began and her list of errant second Ted Williams, and Ted was Former teammate Matt all-time leader in walks players. record) this year." months ago hinting strongly serves would be higher if she great. Of course, 'Ibd was Williams said, "We all wish (2,264) and intentional Yet, Bonds has contin- "Take a look at the at retirement after 2004. hadn't received a walkover the last player to hit .400. we had that kind of tal- walks (585), and he is five ued to produce at a stun- numbers. The guy has And then she embarked in the third round from But who knows? If they ent." shy of breaking his single- ning rate over a four-year (194) walks. He's got (101) after Wimbledon on a win- Nathalie Dechy. itched to Barry, he might While Aaron seemed season total of 198, set in span, shattering single- intentional walks. I led the ning streak that made her If Capriati gets to the it .450. genuine in ranking Bonds 2002. season records in homers, league one year with 20. the No. 1 favorite going into final, she'l feel comfortable. "I'm sure it's going to be a little ahead of himself His 101 intentional slugging percentage and He's going to walk 230. the Open. She has. done She's 3 for 3 in Grand Slam argued and debated among and Ruth as a hitter, sta- walks shattered his record on-base percentage while times. I don't get it. I nothing in her first five chempionship matches. It sports writers and others, tistics tell a slightly differ- of 68, also set in '02, and in on his second know how you accountdon''losing for, matches to betray the confi- would mark the 13th time people would say Babe ent story. they more than double batting title in three years it." dence placed in her. Davenport and Capriati Ruth was the greatest, and Although Bonds has Willie McCovey's standard —all this after he turned Bonds himself doesn't -" She had consecutive diAi- have played but, curiously, I wish them all the luck in played four fewer seasons of 45 that stood for 33 38. to know, doesn't want cult matches against Elena only once in a final, a year the world, but you have to than Aaron, he also has years. "There'antaren't adjectives to ask how or why. He''.',. Bovina in the third round ago at New Haven, where put Barry a little past fewer hits. 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