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BYTONYPUGH ! I Knight Ridder Newspapers , i (KRT) ; r r , I W~SHINGTON -- Marking World AIDS Day, experts said ,I Monday that the war on AIDS " is b~lng lost as U.S. and world health officials began a six-day tou~ of four AIDS-racked na- .tiorjs in sub-Saharan Africa. LM by U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Torpmy . Thompson and. re- cently appointed U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Randall 1. Tobias, the 80-person delega- tion will tour treatment facili- ties in Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia, where the AIDS epidemic continues to spread unabated. '. "We appear to be losing the fight against AIDS at the mo- ment," Thompson said Monday from Zambia. "We need to re- double our efforts. This war The weeklong campaign fol' Sexual Health Awareness kicked off Monday with a candlelight vigil in remembrance of AIDS ~!ctims at Ann has more casualties than any' Morrison Park. other war, as we are losing 3 million people'every year." Despite billions of dollars pledged recently to fight the disease, many experts agree BSU Sexual Health Awareness with Thompson that the war against AIDS Isn't going well.
Forty million people world- " .wide fire infected with HIV, WeekhighlightsAIDScrisis the virus that causes AIDS, according to a recent report BY BRANDON BECKHAM ple because 50 percent of all new by the Joint United Nations News Reporter STD infections occur among those Program on HIV/AIDS, known The Arbiter under the age of 25. as UNAIDS. This year alone, "HIV and AIDS is a health issue, 5 million people. were newly As' part. of Sexual Health not a moral issue. It is important Gelle.sled! infected and 3 million, about Awareness Week activities, Boise to get tested, especially if Y9u are 8,000 a day, have died from State campus and community sexually active, which puts you at Free, confidential, no- HIV/AIDS complications, the sponsors are offering sexual health risk. College students are the larg- needle HIVtests are report found. Sub-Saharan education and needle-free HIV est group with STD infections," Africa is the world's most se- testing. Quintana said. available in the Student verely affected region, ac- The weeklong campaign kicked Allies Linked for the Prevention Union Ah fong Room counting this year for more off Monday with a candlelight of HIVIA IDS is one of the sponsors Dec. 4-5. than 3 million new infections, vigil held at Ann Morrison Park in of the week's events at BSU. 60 percent of the world's total, remembrance of AIDS victims in Focal to. the dialog surrounding and 2.3 million deaths. conjunction with World AIDS Day. sexual health issues is the HIVI President Bush, on a· cam- The World AIDS campaign is part AIDS crisis and its local and global Free Testing is also paign fund-raising swing of a global effort to educate the implications. No-charge, needle- available daily at 777 N Monday through Dearborn, public about risk and prevention of free testing is offered every day Raymond, or by calling Mich., noted in a statement is- HIVandAIDS. this week. the HIVServices Clinic sued by his press secretary that . Founder and co-chair of Boise- The Health, Wellness and Africa bears the brunt of AIDS based Allies Linked for the Counseling Services along with at 367·7038. PHOTU BY KRISTA ADAMS/THE ARBIlER . devastation. Prevention of HI VDuane Quintana several other campus and com- Mother Mary Croyle stands withherson dUringth~ World AIDS Day "Today, more than 40 million said AIDS is an issue for young peo- See Health page 2 candlelit vigil. The World AIDS campaign is a part of a glQbal effort to See Experts page 2 educate the public about risk and prevention of HIV and AIDS. 'Point of View' lectures Rec features parent-friendly 'Kid Fit' . - Center, ... .. - ~ BY MONICA PRlCE examine mediaissues NewsReporter ------..,...------The Arblter
insight Into the world of teen Parents who haven't been Presentcitionon sexuality. . ~able to maintain a- regular . Boise State will publish an .' workout' regiinclt.duetQ'/libk.: mass media and pop academic journal next year of childcare'nowliavc'niore' featuring reports and articles -: o~tionswith the intro,du~tion culture ends tonight about mass media and pop . of the.BoiseState.RecCenter's . BYAMY OLSEN culture. The deadline for these babysitting .p~ogtam, . called ' News Reporter pieces is Jan. 30. Papers select-. 'Kid Fit.' Children'. between. The Arbiter ed will be printed and bound. theages'oC'6 rnonthsand8 The journal will be archived years old are weIcometo par- The four-day campus event, in the Albertson's Library and .ticipate in winter activities 'Point of View ; Mass Media and winners will receive free cop- while partents use Recfacili- Pop.Culture' is set to .complete les. ties. .;:" .. its quiet rounds tonight at the Haynes expressed dismay "It's a greafplaceto Special Events Center in the over the small number of stu- bring your' kids if yoU: want SUB. , dents who attend these kindof to work out," Rec Center . "This is another opportunity conferences, pointing out that Administrative Assistant . to learn, challenge and express student fees fund these events Kimberly Newell said. .' . '. PHOTO BY EMILYIlESlER,ITHEIIRBIlER ideas' and beliefs ina safe, but students rarelyattend·,.Ki~s.can play. '.winter won- Visual Arts Major Sonny Teets cuts snowflakes with Memori at the child care center in the REC. s't1niulatlpga~adeniiceiiviron- . Haynes said programslike.,detlandlplI1go~'ni!lke crafts, ment,"said Autumn Haynes, Point of View are. very-impor·',i'dMce,Orf,.color.Hockey, is be watched for more than Space is limited, and only student activities program co- tant, yet students seem' reluc- . also a big hit'WIth the chil-two hours, otherwise the Rec 12 children at a time can play. drdinator.: . . tant to partlcipate.vi'. dren, Arid,'when'the weather center would need a daycare . "It's not a.lotof space," Newell "PointofViewlsnotdesigned '~Asa program coordtnator,". . cociperate~ki~scanplaYin a license. That would make said. "It's. never been maxed to sway opinion or decide spending student. money on.;Jencedyard.,·'·':'the service too expensive for out," ' who;ii right and who's wrong. programs,I would love some . Kid Fit is open froIJlH - many. In fact Kid Pithasn'tbeenas . theprogramcCiebratesthe feedback' from students .re- .'. a.IIi,-1:30 p.m. ~~tl~p.m Cam.PUS.•..·. Clark will testify against Milosevic A..· people are living with HIV, 'including nearly 30 million Orll$ in secret, administration says in Africa," Bush said in the statement. "Behind these Nov. 17. 6:30 while parked at Chaffee Hall. will enable State Department lawyers , dential candidate. staggering numbers are the p.m. . BYTOM HUNDLEY "We are concerned about the per- Chicago Tribune to examine Clark's testimony and re- names and faces of orphaned Ahit and run ception; especially in the countries Nov. 21. 8 a.m. (KRT) quest the deletion of portions that they and suffering children, dev- occurred in the that were involved (in the war)," said A bike was sto- deem harmful to national interests. astated communities and a parking lot at the Hartmann. "If you do things in a len from a rack by LONDON- The Bush administra- U.N. prosecutors are unhappy with continent in crisis." Student Union closed session, people think you are the Health Science tion has imposed heavy secrecy and the arrangement, but said they had lit- The disease also is spread- Building. A witness hiding something and that it is not a Riverside Building. censorship measures on the testimo- tie choice but to accept if they wanted ing in India, Vietnam, China provided suspect ny of retired Gen. Wesley Clark, the Clark's testimony. fair trial." ' and Nepal as, well as Latin information and Noy. 23. 1 a.m. former NATO commander seeking "It's always better when you have ev- The State Department declined to America and the Caribbean. the suspect was answer specific questions about the Two dorm resi- the Democratic presidential nomina- erything in public and out in the open, Two international groups located. clampdown on Clark's testimony, but dents were cited tion, when he takes the stand later but this is the best we could get," said announced plans Monday to denied that it was trying to censor provide anti-retroviraIAIDS/ Nov. 18. 10 a.m. for minor con- this month at the war crimes trial of Florence Hartmann, Ipokeswoman for sumption of alco- Siobodan Milosevic. Carla Del Ponte, the chief prosecutor. him. . HIV treatments to 3 million A window was The reason the department wants a hoI. The administration's action will Under the rules that govern the patients in developing coun- broken out of a car blunt the drama of what many ex- Interuational War Crimes Tribunal, 48-hour delay to vet Clark's testimony tries by the end of 2005. The parked in the sta- "is not to discourage or hinder report- pected to be a crucial moment in secret testimony is allowable, but it so-called "3-by-S" plan, dium parking lot. Nov. 25. 10 am, A hit and run oc- Mllosevic's lengthy trial and perhaps has usually been reserved for officials ing but to allow for the maximum pro- launched by UNAIDS and the There are no sus- curred in the gen- one of the defining moments in the dealing with sensitive intelligence vision of information by General Clark World Health Organization, pects. era~ parking lot by , presidential campaign of Clark, who matters or actively engaged inintelli- to the Tribunal while at the same time a separate U.N. agency, is a the Towers Dorm. defeated the' Yugoslav leader in the gence gathering. There also are secre- protecting against the inadvertent major step toward providlng Nov. 19. 4:30 disclosure of sensitlve information," There are no sus- Kosovo campaign. cy provisions to protect rape victims or AIDS treatment to all who p.m. pect leads and no At the insistence of State witnesses who have reason to fear for said Lou Fintor, a State Department need it. A university- known witnesses , Department's legal office, the court- their safety. spokesman. Of the estimated 5 million owned vacuum to the accident. room's public gallery will be cleared But for a high profile public figure, Milosevic, who is acting as his own people who need mv drugs, cleaner was report- when Clark is called to testify Dec. 15 the secrecy surrounding Clark's testi- lawyer in these proceedings, is de- only about 400,000 receive ed stolen from the Nov. 25, 10 am, ' and 16 in The Hague. Cameras that mony is unprecedented, especially in fending himself against charges of them, according to the WHO, PAAWBuilding. A bike was sto- normally broadcast the proceedings , light of the fact that Clark has written genocide and other crimes against hu- which on Monday approved len from a rack on closed circuit television and the a lengthy book and numerous articles manity in connection with a decade of three anti -retroviral treat- Nov. 19, 11:30 war in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina p.m •. by the Applied Internet will be blacked out. on NATO and the Kosovo war, and has ment pills recommended Technology There also will be a 48-hour delay on freely given his opinion on these sub- and Kosovo. for AIDS patients in poor Acarwas 'keyed' Building. the release of.the trial transcript that jects as a TV commentator and presi- nations. The medications, early in the day made by two generic-drug I Testing is provided between 10 manufacturers in India, sim- I , a.m. and 2 p.m, on both days. plify AIDS therapies by com- Health BSU Health Educator bining three drugs into one from page 1 Rhiannon Avery said that many pill that's taken twice a day. , I sexually transmitted diseases Brand pharmaceutical !' munity groups organized the are asymptomatic, meaning companies haven't agreed to week's events to help educate that those infected with them combine their medications students and promote sexual . may not be aware of it. into a single pill, according to • Career Planning health. "If you are a sexually active WHO officials. Only generic • Major Exploration Organizers said they hope individual, you owe it to your- manufacturers offer the so- students will' gain greater self, your partner and your fu- called "fixed-dose combina- • Job-Search Advising awareness of sexual health and ture partners to be checked for tion" therapies that experts' • Internship Information' be inspired to partake in the ef- STDs," Avery said. recommend for use in ex- fort to be socially responsible Robin Funderberg of the mv tremely poor countries. • Interview Training when it comes to being sexu- Services Clinic, the group of- Experts on AIDS have ap- ally active. fering free mv testing onlcam- plauded Bush's plan to pro- • Job Listings According to statistics pro- pus, said students who are un- vide $15 billion to fund AIDS ~ Resume & Cover-Letter Assistance vided by the United Nations' able to get tested this week can treatment, research and pre- AIDS council, one-quarter of still do so by visiting their free vention over the next five the 850,000-950,000 people llv- local clinic. years ..The money is intend- ing with mY/AIDS in the USA "The bottom line is mv is ed to prevent 7 million new are unaware they arc even in- preventable. It is simple to HIV infections, treat at least fected. protect yourself, so get the 2 million people with lIfe- Students can receive a' free facts, make sure that you are extending drugs and provide and confidential, no-needle as safe as you can possibly be," care for 10 million AIDS-af- Call: (20a) 426-1747 -or-. http://career.boisestate.edu HIV test in the Student Union Funderberg said. flicted people. \ Ah Fong Room Dec. 4-5. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2003 NEWS throughout the afternoon and report. nlst" and "religious spokesper- evening. . • From 5·6:30 p.m., "Beliefs son" in today's ever-changing • From 3-4 p.m, today, in America - Dynamics of world climate . P.o.v Anyone Interested In join- from page 1 Bradley Burkett and Shelby Feminism and Religion In the Day will offer- "Mass Media, United States" will be a panel ing the planning com- Tourism, Idaho's Ghost Towns, discussion lead by the Boise mittee for next year can In his book Darkness in El State University Women's reach Autumn - Haynes at Dorado, Patrick Tierney ac- and Historic Preservation." The lecture will focus on loca- Center. This discussion is set to [email protected] or cused Chagnon of intention- focus on the labeling of "femi- 426-1223.: ally causing a measles out- tions of Idaho ghost towns and break with dangerous vaccines the laws regarding treasure among the tribe ofYanamamo huriting. Indians he ethnographed for • From 4-.5p.m., local author decades. Peter Sacks will be present- Correction Since then, several organi- ing "The Meritocracy Myth in American Culture" which zations, such as the National In an article titled, "State Board of Ed Lends Ear to BSU," Gary Academy of Sciences, have addresses the idea of the col- lege experience turning Into a Schroeder was misidentified as chairman of tile State Board of discredited Tierney's claim, Education. His correct position is Chair of tile Idalia State Senate but members of the American consumer product. Many high school and college students, Education Committee. Anthropological Association In addition, Rep. Kathie Garrett's name was misspelled as remained wary. Sacks argues, believe that they' can't get a first-class educa- . "Kathy" and tile last name of Sen. Elliot Werk, uiho was incorrectly "His discussion is certain to identified as a member of tile House of Representatives, was also tion without the brand name be very eye-opening regarding misspelled. media control;" Haynes said. school listed in U.S. News and Tile Arbiter staff apologizes for any confusion tnat may.llal1e re- World Report's annual college Other events will commence sulted. this month. Schlangen and UNIVERSITY ebratlon, hosted by the Boise Boise State drafting State Alumni Association, will drafting instructor Danny include live entertainment, a students benefit from Benton will teach courses on It SHORTS professional photographer who software donaDon in the spring 2004 semester. will be available to take photos of graduates with classmates A$180,OOOsoftware donation Boise State horUculture Boise State hosts and family, and a fun-photo -to the Drafting Technology students holiday sale winter commencement booth. Admission is free to Program in the Boise State graduates and their families. University College of Applied Oeo.5 and graduation Family, friends and com- Technology will help better celebration munity members are welcome prepare students to enter the The annual Boise State to attend the commencement workforce. University horticulture stu- , Boise State will host its third ceremony. The ceremony will The Graphlsoft company do- dents holiday sale will be held :' winter commencement at 10 include two large screens to nated 40 ArchiCAD licenses, from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, a.m. Friday, Dec. 19, in The show the graduates accepting valued at $4,500 each, to Boise Dec. 5 in the Guardhouse at Pavilion, with President Bob' their degrees so that those sit- State. The donation was fa- the OldPenitentiary. Kustra officiating. Prior to the ting farther away will be able cilitated by Melissa Schlangen The sale will feature cen- ceremony, graduates and their to see individual graduates up of Jarvis Group Architects. terpieces, swags and wreaths families are invited to a pre-- close. . Schlangen, who is a 2002 grad- designed and crafted by stu- ceremony celebration and con- For more information about uate of the drafting program, dents. tinental breakfast beginning the pre-ceremony celebration, serves on its technical advisory Direction signs to the sale at 8 a.m. in the Bronco Gym, contact the Boise State Alumni committee. will be posted beginning at in the Kinesiology Building Association at 426-1698. A regional ArchlCAD repre- Warm Springs Avenue and Old Penitentiary Road. For more , across from The Pavilion. sentative demonstrated the Information, call 426-5742. I The 8 a.m. breakfast eel- software to students earlier !' eRO E1S CUPBOARD " I V 1 .\ 1 \ .....;.'..()...... •...... •...•...... tk1".•...·.·.•··T.•. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. 2003 The Arbiter CEL ESR A TIN G Oh-my- 70 YEARS 1910 University Drive Boise, ID 83725 God! This Phone: 345-8204 Fax: 426-3198 www.arblteronline.oom is it? Dlstnbuted YgMpYI3. and .;. Thursdays du"~t.Jie ~adem(,? . WSANGELES TIMES school )'1lcn:./ ..... LAT- WPNewsService ~ , .', ~,i'1'-,/;;\-~:".:--\,... i This editorial appeared in Editor-in..chief· Sunday's Los Angeles Times: ANDY BENSON xl05 Bad news on the afterlife front. A national poll finds Business Ma~"g~~" .most AmerIcans believe there BEN MARTIN xli)'.,.' . is a heaven, a hell and life after death. Worse, nearly two-thirds of Americans fig- Advisqr<. ure they're going to the good DR. DAN MORlUS ltl07 place. ' \\ ~_",~;f;;,:.....", - : ~ WeH,that's just fine. Youlive General Mariige~> a good, decent life for years BRAD ARENDTx~Ol down here, slowing for pe- destrians, biting your tongue .Managing Editor In meetings, buying those JESSICA ADAMS.~106 I ~' .. awful Girl Scout mint cook- Ies anyway and tipping fairly, News Editor even after your family leaves JASON KAUFFMAN xl02 the table, and what's the great eternal reward? Two-thirds of Sports Editor Look. closerto :nome, W everything goes up there with ANDREA TRUJILLq xl03 you -- the traffic, crowds, IIt- terers, smog, smokers, cell- A&E Editor' BYLENORESKENAZY tratlon believes that still doesn't mean containers coming Into America get NewYorkDailyNews phone addicts, parents obliv- BRIAN MAYERxi04 we should ge·tpushywiththem. Inspected, says Sen. Chuck Schumer, Ious to screaming kids. They (KRT) Why the hell not1 . D-N.Y.The Coast Guard says It needs all get In, too. When asked that question (more $1 billion to patrol our waters effec- Makes you think: How hell- I sure hope President Bush takes a or' less) on.Blll Moyers' PBS show, tively. It's getting $300 million. At the ~~~~;:~~~i~llook at that scary commercial running ish can hell be if It's got one- Al Martinez-Fonts; a top Homeland airports, we've federalized the baggage third the traffic? Remember ProductionMan~~r in Iowa, about howwe have to be better Security aide, said, well, on Sept. 11, screeners but the baggage handlers are prepared to combat terrorism: those three aging cars over- MII\E ROCHE xlll "it was riot chemical plants that were still civvies with precious little super- .Joaded with theater-scale "Since when have tyrants and terror- blown up," vision. That point was brought home Assl Production Manager Ists announced their intentions, po- sound systems and fuzzy dice Nowthere's thinking ahead. last week, when a drug ring that had on the way home Friday? Two DAVID HABBEN xIll litely putting us on notice before they Rather than worrying about attacks been operating 20 years was uncovered strike?" asks the ad's star. of them will be up there as at home, Bush looks the other way -- at JFK Airport. Drugs today -- rocket well. Just super. Advertising Manager Oh, walt a sec -- that star Is Bush toward Iraq. launchers tomorrow? himself! How do you like that? Bush, Figure, what, maybe 15% BRADY NIXON xlOB The Bushies "don't believe In home- Not if the president would just turn of Americans overstate their the guy whose administration wanted land security," says Ivo Dalder, a senior his attention back home. Wouldn't it , Assl Advertising Manager to cut $100 million from the air mar- personal worth during the researcher at the BrookingsInstitution. make sense to spend our safety dollars end-of-life goodness audit. I TERRI STENI Home Parties for Lodles.... ' Romonte Spedalim IusIefvIIy pmenf ROIllGlKt fnIItlIttm!lll ~1Invtrit & niOftlnthecomfwf I . i tI . j ANDREA TRUJIIJ..O Sports Editor 345-8204 ext t03 [email protected] ' . THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4. 2003 PORTS .,"j Broncos to bowl in Fort Worth /, Fort Worth Bowl berth contingent on Big 12 landing two BCS bowl spots BYANDREATRUJIllO Sports Editor The Arbiter The Boise State football team hopes to take its WAC trophy, its national rank- ing, and the hopes of Bronco faithfuls to Dallas Dec. 23, to go head to head with Texas Christa in University in the in- augural Forth Worth Bowl. The Broncos accepted a condition- al invitation to the Fort Worth Bowl and will play TCU if the Big 12 Conference receives two Bowl Championship Series positions. -Boise State represents the best the WAC has to offer; TCU is the cream of the crop in Conference USA. Both schools have 11-1 records. Both schools are ranked in the top-25. The Broncos occupy the 17th spot in the ESPN /USA Today Coaches' poll, while the Horned Frogs follow closely behind in the 19/h position. Both schools are coming off 2002 bowl victories. Coach Dan Hawkins' team beat Iowa State 34 -16 last year in the Humanitarian Bowl, whlle TCU's Greg Patterson led the Horned Frogs to a 17-3 win over Colorado State one year ago. Although, initially, the simi- larities between the two pro- PHOlO BY STANLEY BREWSTER/THE ARBITER grams grab your attention, The 11th ranked Boise State football team will be playing in the nationally televised Fort Worth Bowl on Dec.23 against a tough TCUsquad. The 11-1 WACChampion Broncos will take their bowl hopes on the road, in an there is one distinct differ-- attempt to climb even higher in the polls. This is the first time Broncos will play in a bowl game other than the Humanitarian BOWl. ence: Boise State has never a lot of early excitement sur- ~---..---..---..------..----..~ played in a bowl game other rounding the game. We've got than the Humanitarian Bowl. two teams, both ranked in the So is this enough for Boise top-20. It should be a great State? Are they satisfied game," Fink said. now that they've finally bro- Whlle TCU fans are eager to ken through the barrier, and keep their team at home for made the progressive leap to the holidays, Broncos fans are a big game outside of Bronco dealing with the initial disap- Stadium? Not by a long shot pointment that they won't get Senior running back David to see the boys in blue battle Mikell said he's excited to it out one more time in the make the trip. But rest as- Humanitarian Bowl. sured Boise State fans, the that was in the top-10 most of at Amon G. Carter Stadium, in But the bigger picture is Broncos are going. down to the year. It gives us credibil- Fort Worth's first bowl game clear -- Boise State is finally Texas with one thing in mind ity," Mikell said. since 1921. -- winning. " . being recognized as one of the The Broncos will be facing a TCU's Sport's Information nation's elite programs. This is "We're going down there to formidable opponent in TCU, Director Steve Fink said the the opportunity that members win. But it's not just about who actually turned down Horned Frogs look forward of the 2003 Bronco program, leaving Boise, it's about the an invitation from the GMAC to the opportunity to host a and those who came before, competition. We wanted to Bowl Monday, because it con- school ofBoise States' caliber. have worked toward. This is play the best team possible. flicts with the school's final "Boise State has a very good the big time, and there's no If we stayed home we would exam schedule. Conference team. We've had the chance to turning back. have been playing a Georgia USA's no. 1 ranked team opted sec them on television a cou- The Broncos are ready to KRTPHOlO Tech team that's 6-6. Now, instead to stay home and play ple times this year, and they've go bowlin'. But is the nation Mark Walker (2), CoJ)"Rodgers U7) and their TCU teammates celebrate one of their 11 we're getting to play a team right in their own backyard, had a great season, There's ready for the Broncos? wins this season with a 43-10 victory over Cincinnati on November 15, 2003. WAC champion Broncos say aloha to Hawaii on ESPN2, Saturday BYANDREATRUJILLO The Broncos' win last Saturday was Sports Editor the ninth in a row, extending their WAC The Arbiter winning streak to 17 games. The streak is the second longest in the nation be- After playing their· final game at hind North Texas' 18-game Sun Belt Bronco Stadium last Saturday, the Boise Conference winning streak. The streak State Broncos will travel to Hawaii for is also the third longest in WAC histo- the much-anticipated conference show- ry. Boise State has not lost a conference down versus the Rainbow Warriors 8-4 game since losing at Louisiana Tech on (5-2) in the final regular season game Nov. 3, 2001. The record is 25 games set 11-1(7-0) 8-4 (5-2) of 2003. Boise State, ranked 17/h in the by Brigham Young from 1982-85. Arizona ESPN /uSA Today Coaches' poll and 181h State had a 19-9ame winning streak in the AP poll, clinched its fourth con- (1969-71). #17BSU vs. HAWAII ference title in the last five years (two in The Broncos have outs cored their WAC the Big West) with its 56-3 victory over opponents 823-253 during the streak, SATURDAY NIGHT Nevada last week. If Boise State beats an average score of 48.4-14.9. Last year, 6:30 p.m. (HT) on . Hawaii, it would be the first time since Boise State set a WAC record by winning 1987-88 that a team finished with back- PHOTO BY STANLEY BREWSTERjTHE ARBITER its eight league games by a 37.3-point Senior wide receiver Tim Gilligan takes some time out to chat it up with a Boise to-hack 8-0 conference records. margin. State fan on senior day at Bronco Stadium. Gilligan and his teammates take their game on tho road to play WAC rival Hawaii on Saturday. Capital BSI EmploJees & fUll-lime Siudents Educators NO monthly service charge, NO per item fees, FEDERAL CREDIT UNION unlimited check writing, ---NO ---minimum.•---••- 'h::aS:tnl'"A.A,..'t .. ;~~I'III.ju!3ln+~ 'II,JC~I•• ""1IlII"IIC'UA.. I pay dividends on your account. FREE*ATMs FREE DRAFT We have NO su~charge*ATMs atall four office I AT ALL OUR OFFICES (CHECKING) I ~ & IN~THE BSUSUBI ACCOUNTS' locations PlUS one in the BSUSUB. L AcCounts FederaUylnsured to $100,000 by NCUA,anAgeney L.~ Of the. U.S. Govemmen:;:t~==-li':-"-:7"-:-;-:"7 enoftltem a#cl.~.ne ofth~ are b~cotPln8lnipact p~Y.ers. IfYQu watched football iast . Week. then you saw Broclc Fors~ go crazy. He rushed for 134yards'on 27 carries and be added another touchdown to his stats. He had to step up and make his second start of the season because the starter was placed onthe injury list. Brock is having a good year with 47 carries for 195 yards and 2 touchdowns. He is averaging MY 4.1 yards per carry and has a long of 17 yards. He also has 3 catches for 37 yards with a long ~ of22 . Brock isn't the only ex- ' ...... :+- ENTS... Bronco that is making an . AIR NATIONAL GUARD' t impact with his pta team. Shaunard Harts is kicking up This year has turned out Up to $3,000.00 Per Semester for some dust in Kansas City. He Is- . to be one of the greatest in all special teams and has start- Boise State football history. Full- Time Students !!! ed several games in the past We reached the top-25 for the three years. He already has 11' second year in a row, we re- • Montgomery GI Bill • Montgomery GI Bill Kicker tackles this season with two in- ceived yet another bowl berth, terceptions. • State Tuition Assistance • Cash Bonuses and.we have more NFL pros- ARBITER FILEPHOlU QUintin Mikell is also play- pects. Ryan Dinwiddie should Ex-BroncoBrockForseyis maldnl quitea namefor himselfIn thewindycity. We ing safety but, for Philadelphia. • Student Loan Repayment Program definitely get his shot and Tim knewhewasfast, but whoknewthis sixthroundMeri,dian-nativeis climb the He is seeing most of his action Gilligan is well on his way. I ranksof the NFLin hisfirst season. as a special teams player ..He want look at how the guys who For More information contact: Fuel Ji2 only has one tackle this year, lour.:=-. have paved the way are doing MSGT Gabe Usog but we're hoping some people ,.. Air National Guard in the pros now. There are sev- 422-5927 or (800) 621-3909 get injured so he can get on the Forsey turns some field more. Just kidding. Bryan Johnson is another one of the players who is lucky enough to have the experience heads :in second of starting in some NFL games . .This season he has 2 carries for 5 yards with a long of 4. He also has 8 receptions for 52 yards. NFL Matt Hillis still with Seattle career start and Ieb Putzier is still with the BYAMBER FUGER ing one 9-yard touchdown run Denver Broncos. Matt has re- Special to The Arbiter which gave the Bears a 21-3 t ceived a small amount of play- lead with just under four min- ! ing time, but not much and Former Boise. State run- utes remaining in the game. Ieb hasn't seen any at all. As a ning back Brock Forsey made The 134 yards were the most I matter of fact Ieb is out with a his second career NFL start recorded by a Bears rookie . shoulder injury. f: Sunday for the Chicago Bears, since Thomas - also known as , The last ex-Bronco in the in a 28-3 win over the Arizona A-Train -- ran for 160 yards on NFL is from the old school. I Cardinals; 33 carries in the 2001 season played on the team with all Forsey, a Meridian native finale. of the other guys. This guy and Centennial High school Forsey's first start of his r played at BSU when Iwas in graduate, started in place of young career was Oct. 26 junior high school. Kimo Van Bears running back Anthony against the Lions, in which r Oelhoffen is a defensive end Thomas, who was side- he also filled in for the injured for the Pittsburg Steelers and lined with viral pneumonia. Thomas. In that game he car- has been for 10 years. He has Thomas is expected to make ried the ball 19 times for 56 25 tackles and five sacks this a full recovery by next week, yards, and recorded his first season. He is the example for likely sending Forsey back to touchdown on an 8-yard car- the younger Broncos who are the second team ranks. ry into the end zone. in and who are entering the Forsey, a sixth-round draft Forsey's Bears improved to NFL. pick by the Bears, didn't 5 -7, and have won four of their We are represented well in find out he would start un- last six games, after getting Gerden \Jall~y. Idaho the premier league for foot- til Saturday night. But when off to a 1-5 season start. Next ball. Hopefully Boise State it was game time, Forsey re- week the Bears travel to Green will eventually become a com- sponded with the poise of a Bay (6-6), before returning ®\lcllmbllr 12, 13&. 14" 2003 mon name in the war rooms of seasoned veteran. In making home to host the Minnesota teams during NFL drafts. One the most of his minutes, he Vikings' on Dec.14 at Soldier thing is for certain, we are well carried the ball 27 times for a Field. on our way. career-high 134 yards, includ- CONSOLIDATE YOUR-FEDERAL RATES ARE NOW BELOW STUDENT LOANS TODAY! Cut your monthly payment up to 58%1 ANDlock'in one of the lowest student loan interest rates in hlstory! PLUS! Receiveyourchoice ofborrower benefits: 2,50 Principal Reduction The 2:50% principal reduction willawarded after 48 months of on-time .. payments within 30 days of due date (with no deferment or fprbearance 'Call for mora details on current rates, For borrowers who borrowed all loans after 7/1/98 and are still during the 48 months).~· In grace period or deferment, the consolidation rete would be 2.875%, or 1%AnnualInterestRate Reduction Borro~er will receive annually at 1% interest ratetedu~tion only after 48 ". ".' -. 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Boise, In 83704 play Tuesday Then stop by todayl Contact Amber Andrews BYTREVOR HORN Special to The Arbiter It's always hard to watch your son play his first year in college basketball, but it's that much harder for George Karl.The for- mer Seattle SuperSonics and Milwaukee Bucks coach was in attendance at the Pavilion Thesday night to watch his. son Coby and the Broncos play FIFTH and IDAHO BYU. downtown bolH The Broncos lost a close game to the Cougars, 75-69. But the senior Karlhad nothing but good things to say about his son and the BSUteam. "They have a good shot this year," Karl said after the game. SATELLITE "With Blackburn and Coby, RADIO and their strong seniors, this team can be really good." NEVER As Bronco fans watch the Bronco senior gua.rd 10" Skitter faking a move on BYU in a close 75-691055. game for pure pleasure, Karl LOOKED sits in the awkward, idle posi- "The WAC is a very deep tion of the stands. It must be conference, but the Broncos SO GOOD tough for a man who has spent 'The WAC is a very deep showed tonight that they have the last 16 years roaming the the ability to play, even as a courts ide, to be a mere specta- conference, but the Broncos team that changed a' lot this Turn Th6 Radio Off And Th6 Muelc On With tor, a father. year," Karl said. SIRIUS'iJ SIRIUS deliver. 100 etroam. 0' -_·······--·--Tlr • .=oN "It's hard to watch, but Coby As Coby drained a three- is such an amazing player. I showed tonight that they have the ~~g~t:~~~~:~~m~~:~;I~~oJ~.~:~~~. pointer with 3:15 left in regu- of 100" Commercial-free muelc. W. KENWOO D just love to watch him play," lation to bring the Broncos play muelc unc::eneored and unaltered. Karl said. ability to play, even as a team that within 5 points, the elder Karl For a IImlt.d tim., get tho KTC·6R902 But as a coach, and watching remained stone-faced as the 61RIU6 tuner FREE when you the Broncos from that perspec- rest crowd erupted. putchaee a compatible Kenwood tive, comes natural. As Karl changed a lot this year," "1am very proud of my son," CD Player and SIRIUS antennal watched the Broncos play ver- Karl said, with a smile only a THE SIRIUS TUNER TRANBFERS sus a very good BYUteam, he dad would understand. FROM YOUIt CAR TO YOUR HOME. stressed the fact that this team -George Karl As the Broncos play out this does have a great chance to be Former NBAcoach and father of BSU'sCoby Karl season on the hardwood, know successful this season. that the Bronco nation has ad- opted one more fan, who just happens to be George Karl - - successful NBA coach, and proud father. ~ BALLET IDAHO PRESENTS THE NUTCRACKER Saturday, December 13, 2003, 2 pm & 8 pm Sunday, December 14,2003, 2 pm & 7 pm The Morrison Center for the Performing Arts Tickets available at Se1ect-a-Seat, ___.:_~__ ;..J_L~ ..:_I __ 4-_ ~~~ ...:._ ~~11 A'lL 1 AOA WWW.luaUUU\,.:.t\.C:l;:).\.-VlU V.l \.-au ."TkU- ~"T /"T This performance presented by with support from .' ~.. . BO~SE llIilrrO"Al , .~Weel .:.r: ~.~:-- ..;~~~" ..,..;:,_;...~...... :"---,--:-- __ . ,_~.'_~,,-":,,:. _4.,...;~_~:~:"~.-"":"J..'~:"::::'::~":"'~:"':"''';~T~_;'_:_'':::~'~'';;' ; .. ',: " .-. ".'- ,;, . ... , e::~--~'-'--;e'-''-:' i+.~\:'" \·i~"....::H:~::..- ~t:- .. .'! . 'PAGES , THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4; 2003 BYJASON BRIGIIT Once mote, A&EWrlter ,',lmOSreVery Ameri, can college student has TV hauls out 'A,,' been there. It's the end of the semester, . , you're starving, but you're soooo sick of ra- men flavor packets. It becomes Impossible its' Yule jewels to ignore hunger pangs as studies become more rig- orous. But there is no money coming in . . All that's left In the cupboard is ramen. BYDOUGNYE But how long will you suffer the, beef seasoning? Knight Ridder Newspapers Why must you pander to Nissin's cheap chicken fla- (KRT) voring that tastes like seasoning salt? Pork flavor? Really, It's ridiculous, but the pork seasoning could It's beginning to look a lot like be detrimental to your stomach lining (and. you Christmas, especially on television. ; thought it was the alcohol. That's just what the folks Since Nov. I, dozens of Yuletide- .at Nissin want you to believe). themed commercials have been running on network and cable. ; So It Is with the hungry student in mind, yes, you Get ready for even more mistletoe and - 'fellow Ramen munchers, fellow eaters of the oodles holly as TV gears up for a lengthy holiday and noodles, you who are tired of the chicken, beef celebration with loads of specials, mov- 'and pork, that I have devised four easy ramen recipes. ies and seasonal episodes of many regu- Because life's too short to lar series. eat bad ramen. There will be some new holiday offer- I have recruited one col- ings, but all the old favorites will be back, lege lab rat for this exper- too. iment because these are That jolly, happy soul "Frosty the completely original reci- .Snowman" gets things started early, pes and I wanted to test making his' annual visit at 8 p.m. Nov. 28 their toxicity before re- on CBS. "Rudolph" arrives at 8 p.m. Dec. leasing them to the pub- . 9, also on' CBS. The beloved "A Charlie lie. These recipes are not Brown Christmas" airs on ABC on Dec. FDA approved and would 13. probably be deemed in- Once again, the offbeat comedy "A edible in the back alleys Christmas Story" will be the most fre- of China. Perfect for the starved student. quently shown movie of the holiday Chances are you have the ingredients for these season. A 24-hour marathon showing culinary delicacies in your abode, but if not, surely of the flick begins at 6 p.m. Christmas your neighbor does. If worse comes to worst check Eve on TNT. Based on the writings of the dumpsters behind Boise Town Square. The Crane Jean Shepherd, the warm and witty 1983 Creek dumpsters also overflow. movie perfectly captures the awe and ex- citement of the holiday season as seen Boiled Beer Ramen Ramen SandWich Chili Cheese Ramen Ramen With beel jerky through the eyes of a kid. 1 8 oz. can of beer 2 pieces of bread 1 can cheap chili and egg "It's a Wonderful Life" will air twice 1 handful of Doritos mustard 130z. packago of ramen 1small beef Jerky snack on NBC - at 8 p.m, Dec. 13 and again on 1 3 oz. package of ramen peanut butter As much cheese as possible, any 1 egg Christmas Eve. Few films capture the 1 30z. package of ramen kInd will do. 1 30z. package of ramen spirit of "peace on Earth, good will to Empty can of beer into sauce men" like this 1946 Frank Capra classic pan and bring to a frothy boil. Seal Boil water in saucepan. Add Top Boil water in saucepan. Add Top Boil water in saucepan. Add ra- starring James Stewart. windows and doors, as the scent Ramen and cook to desired con- Ramen and stir to desired consis- men and stir 'til almost: cooked. New to the holiday TV sweepstakes this has the added bonus of acting as sistency. Drain noodles. Spread tency. Drain noodles. Warm chili Drain noodles. Break egg andmix season is "I Want a Dog for Christmas, - an insect exterminator. Add the mustard evenly over bread. Spread in saucepan. Drown Ramen noo- in noodles. Microwave on high for -Charlie Brown" which airs at 8 p.m. Dec. noodles and stir until soft, or meet peanut butter over bread. Layer dles in chili. Drown everything in two minutes. Stir, and reduce pow- 90nABC. a desired texture. Strain noodles with noodles. Marry bread and cheese. Add salt, pepper, and any er. Dice jerky and mix in with ra- The number of Christmas specials and (please do not drink the leftover enjoy. other kind of seasoning to mix- men and egg. Microwave on high movies has snowballed in recent years, beer -- it won't get you drunk any- ture. one minute. Enjoy. and it's almost impossible to list every way). Place dry noodles on plate College Test Bunny Responso: one. Many of your favorite network se- and top with crumbled Doritos. "I can't swallow it. It was too Collego Test Bunny Response: College Test Bunny Response: ries will have special holiday episodes. Makes one serving, but chances hard to swallow. The texture was "It's pretty good. It's not that "The smell of this stuff's gonna Disney, the Cartoon Network and other , are you'll only get one bite down. the worst, biting Into it was all soft, bad. It's just the thought of the oth- make me puke. Look at that meat, channels will have dozens of holiday you get the sweet peanut butter er stuff that's really getting to me. I dude. It's all slimy. Oh, God ... It's shows throughout the next month. College Test Bunny Response: _ and then you get the bitter mus- think this has ruined ramen for me bad, it's that bad. If it wasn't for the ABC Family again will have its 25 "It dries out your tongue, yikes. tard. I'd have to be starving to eat dude. It's a lot better than the other nasty sausage stuff, I don't think Days of Christmas beginning Dec. 1. Oh, God! That tastes horrible. that. I'm not trying anymore of two. If!was hungry I could put this I could have handled that. It was During that time, such favorites as Oh my God, dude. It's not that it's that. OK, we're done with that one. stuff down. It's a thumbs up. The the only thing that made it taste "The Year Without Santa Claus," "The bad; it's like when you wake up Mustard doesn't go good with pea- cheese really helps out, you know, good. Oh, the smell. The smell. I'd Little Drummer Boy," "Santa Claus is with a hangover and you got that nut butter. Never had bread and overall you get your protein. The place that in the bottom two. With Coming to Town" and "Frosty's Winter bad taste in your mouth. Yeah. It ramen. Really hard to swallow. sandwich was really well rounded, the sandwich. Thumbs down. ,Wonderland" will have multiple show- smells really bad.ibut if it weren't I'd go peanut butter ramen and but this stuff tastes a lot better." Dude, I'd put that stuff down plain ings. for the Doritos it would be really bread. I don't know if I could get (points to ramen) before I'd do any bad. It tastes like ... kind of like sick enough of the seasonings to of that stuff." bad milk." stream away to that." Five hot new gizmos, gadgets for the holiday season BYVICTORIA FUNG save up to 300 photos. In Streaming which is like a VCR but uses a hard $200, this camera provides accurate Belkin's IPod Voice Recorder & CBS MarketWatch Snapshot mode, the camera can drive. Pioneer's DVR-810H comes authentication - at a glance. 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You can also and c~eate a portable library of your just hates to - try reaching for those enabling you to take your entire mu- From an iris-scanning authenti- use the StyleCam for live video con- favorite shows each season. satellites in the sky that make up the sic collection wherever you go. But cation camera to a voice and media ferencing over the Internet. At just Global Positioning System. Garmin's wait, there's more! Belkin's IPod Voice reader, these six cleverly innovative '$35, it's small on price and big on per- Panasonic Authenticam Iris new StreetPllots make it easy with Recorder lets users record memos and devices come in a range of prices to formance - and a fun way to take your Recognition Camera full-color map displays. Choose your conversations. Plug the $50 acces- suit any shopping budget. See photo imaging to the digitalleveI. destination using a touch screen or re- sory in and make high-quality voice slideshow. 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Open until 2 am every night 21 & over wilD \ KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY MEUSSA LYTTl.E',ISOUTH FlORIDA SUN-sENTINEL 2801 Fletcher Akhll Gupta uses his camera phone to snap photo of himself and the long-sleeved button down shirt he's considering buying while shopping at the Express for Men store in Coral (off :l7th St. Square Mall in Coral Springs, Florida. ~ behind Midas Muffler) BYUZDOUP ture, instant gratification. with a picture phone now, just to see more problems. Fairview South Florida Sun-Sentinel "It's just fun," says Sanchez, walt. For the first time since At 31, Kathleen Hishrneh, a (KRT) who, incidentally, asked per- their commercial Introduction Boynton Beach, Fla., accoun~ mission to take the young four years ago, sales now out- tant and picture phone owner, FORT LAUDERDALE,Fla. - man's photo. "I take pictures of :pace digital cameras. Around understands privacy concerns. Nina Sanchez thought a guy in something every day." the world, people snapped up Butshe questions trying to reg- o A NORMAL ROOMMATE her class was cute and wanted But don't think these phones 25 million in the first half of ulatethem. her cousin to check him out. are purely kids' stuff. Some use this year - compared to 4 mil- "You have cameras so small o NUTRITIOUS DORM FOOD Small problem: Cousin Is in them like regular cameras, to lion for the same period last that people don't notice them NewYork. capture special people and year. either," she says. "Anybodycan So Sanchez snapped his pic- special moments. Like many digital gadgets, use those. So how can you reg- I!f A BANK THAT LISTENS ture and sent it to her. Proud papa Herbert Roach, dropping prices helped fuel the ulate the phones?" TO ITS CUSTOMERS And it took only a minute or 29, of Lauderhill, 'Fla., snaps buying spree. The phones once Even Bentkowski came to two. 9-month-old daughter Halle cost about $400. Now with re- the same conclusion. The city Sanchez, 20, of Pompano daily then sends the pictures to bates and other promotions, council tabled his legislation UNBELIEVABLE, BUT mUE. Beach, Fla., snapped the guy family and friends. they're $100 or so. Some cam- but as the town's newly elect- with a picture phone -- a cell But he's creative with the eras are integrated into the ed mayor, he'll see that warn- phone that captures your im- camera, too. Early in the foot- phone; others are attachable. ing signs are posted In public WE HEARD you. At \XI;I\hill~ltll1 Mutual. we hin- our f..lI"II"lln~ age, which can be sent to an- ball season, Roach, a high The more bells and whistles, of buildings: Please, be aware of lhillf." IIH'~'u ..1.. filf.likl' Indy !:n.,I,.' (]ll'(king rh.n do,'''\', pill' till other picture phone or to a per- school coach, photographed course, the higher the price. camera phones. llltllllhly .\',:f\'in' l~'l'\ l'H'ry month. 1'1II!'!, frn' \(.llld,Hd ()Illilll' sonal computer and spread by players to pinpoint mistakes. As. with regular wireless At least one private company BJllkill~ and fn,T "(,,:UUI1I .lllT\" .11 over .!.(JOO 01"our :\T~t\ the Internet. "Adefensive back would say, phones, users pay a monthly has gone further. All phones - Smile! This latest techno toy 'I am on my toes,' " he says. fee for minutes. But they also regular cell and picture phones n.uiouwidc. -'11'1 like rOll ;I..ked 1~lr.(SOH\, \\'l' l',lI1'l hdp vou our might be taking your picture "And I'd say 'No, you're not: pay for a visual package. Cost - are banned everywhere but with lilt: rnonuu.uv ..itu.nion.] right now, even If you're sweat- Then I'd take a picture to show varies depending on other the lobby at The Sports Clubl c Ing at the gym, screaming at hiim." phone features _. Internet ac- LA, an upscale gym with ce- Come visit us at: your kids or sharing an inti- In two important ways, this cess, text messaging, even lebrity clients in New York,Los East Oonch Financial Cantor mate moment with your lover.' techie toy differs from many video capability, where you Angeles and other cities. (In.lda Frod Moyer) These palm-sized phones conventional cameras: It's far- can, for Instance, capture your But for many young fans, pri- 3527 Fodoral Way. Boise are so unobtrusive you might reaching and discreet. A pic- friends dancing, then send vacy problems can't trump the (20D) 338-4051 not even know you're being ture .phone image, available them a short video of their phone's fun factor. Raised on IIWashington Mutual photographed. As a result, immediately, can be sent any- moves. reality TV, school surveillance MORE.1 ••• INTEnEST.~ privacy questions are popping where, anytime via e-mail or to Taking pictures doesn't ring cameras and dorm video cams, r!llClmtlH,J 1'\tIl.\(IIJn!1 . up, especially now, as picture another picture phone user. If up the bill, sending them does. the picture phone doesn't seem phone prices drop and their you're so inclined, you can also Some users pay per download, Invasive to them. . popularity soars. print out a clear, clean image. say 40 cents or so per photo. "Like any technology, it can "Mostofus don't walk around Another package charges $15 be used appropriately or In- with a camera, but we do walk monthly for-sending unlimited' appropriately," said David around with a cell phone," says pictures. Sobel, general counsel for the David Bentkowski, an Ohio Some cameras make a click- Electronic Privacy Information mayor Who recently' intro- Ing sound when you shoot, but Center in Washington, D.C. duced legislation to ban pic- In a noisy, crowded world that STEP UP AND INTO YOUR O'\XIN.__ "There's a strong potential ture phones In private areas subtle sound is no warning for abuse, but we'll have to such as bathrooms In Seven shout. Some are silent, so you see how people use it before Hills, outside Cleveland. only see someone clutching a making a blanket judgment "Suddenly, everybody is ex- cell phone, a common sight. COMPLETE \XIJTH: Private on whether this technology is posed to potential paparazzi," And some have zoom capa- good or bad." he says. "And you don't even bilities, so someone can shoot Telephone Une Suite That better not take too long. know they're taking your pic- from several feet away. In the quick-changing techno' ture." 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(similar to SnowBlades) . a 3bdrm11.5 bench home. at 870-3269. Will pay $$ EGGDONORSNEEDEDI tires, jack and spare. S8ooo.841-0769 Used once or twice. No Dogs. $300 + 1/3 Start after the Holidays for stories. Compensation. $3500+, $3000/0bo. 433-0898 or S12510OO.Call Stephanie Uti!. 426-0332 Bright, Attractive and 895-8281 1997 Saturn SL2 5spd. 426-4275 Temp/Penn Positiooin Healthy. For more Info.' PW. PDL keyless entry. Cottage w/Garage Be A Bartender Lamar Snowboard .call 949·940-9163 or .: 1993 Chevy Astro Runs S3700/obo. Call Mike at Spacious Ibdllba. Walk Hands on training in Boise. Customer SaleslService SI2510bo, Heelside Boots email: baby-miracles, great. No rust, 166k miles, 321-7584 to BSU. $4S0/mo. 1802 Must be 18 or older. Earn (size 12) $6510bo. Call [email protected] or visit . AC, PS, AMIFM. S17oo. Y, Euclid Ave Call Leif@ SI5-S30ihr. 1-2 week 331·2820 with a local Stephanie 426-4275 www.baby-miracles.com 'Iwill come to Boise to Clean & neat older mobile 342·1928 program, job placement Call MoTH9-4 private lawyer for show car. 208-634-5926 Near downtown. Quiet, assistance. flexible hrs, Get Training Provided moat legal problema 4 16" Phasse 2 rims wI perfect for students. $5000. Roommate Needed certified! Call1-80D-333- Conditions epp~ you may have, Inoludlng 2 profile tires. $300 208- 1993 Pontiac Grand Am Chris or Lisa 467-3433 to share 2bdll ba apt TIPS (8477) Alleges 18+ 342-7393 Ask for Corey dlvorce/famlly law V6, CD, Pwr. Locks, Alloy next to BSU stadium. landlord problema wheels, NC, S3,OOO/obo. 1964 Chevy Bel Air '20k below market value Own vanity & parking. ohlld oustody and ' Call 739-1604 Snakes for Sale: Com , 3 bdnn 2 1/2bath. 1275 sq S297.50/mo. + 1/2 S2500/0bo 713-8400 Snake & California Rosy BroncoJobsria Make $$$ taking online 'I ohlld support ft. Only 4 yrs old 794-0828 Electric. 284-8928 .lmC'·.'ilia "," 1994 Jeep Wrangler 4x4 Boa. Cages Included. surveys. Earn $10-$125 oolleotlon and dept 1969 Mercedes 220D 69k miles, 2.5 liter, S100 each. 365-6657 for Surveys. Earn $25- problema Restored, great condition, Cherry sleigh bed Solid Roommate wonted to Lookingfor Jobs $6000, soft top, great $250 for Focus Groups, pereonal !I\lury and needs motor. S500/0bo wood. New-in-box. Value share 2bdl2ba. Historic condition. Gall 938-5192 Books for sale Chemistry www.cash4students.coml (- Insuranoe 338·7891 S850, sacrifice $295. Call House. Walk to BSU. while you are a or 447-9746 111 &: 112, Art 100, Math idbsu. workmen's oompensatlon 888-1464 $350/mo. 1802 Euclid student, Career 143 & 147. Call Kari @ olalms 1970 Buick Skylark Ave. 342·1928 724-7251 Leave a Msg. Opportunities, or DUI/orlm1naI 49k original miles. Runs 1995 Ford Taurus GL Mattress Set, Full Size ... WE'RE White, ale, c1d, 88k miles, Internships? Great. Few dents, all Brand New in package. House for Rent. 1.5 BD . HIRING! good condition. S31001 Attn Music 100 students EGG DONORS NEEDED. original. $2500/obo, Call Sacrifice S99. Call $520/mo. 6 month lease. LISTEN 4th edition 6 CD DESIGN YOUR OWN 466-5106 obo, Call 846-8428 866-7476 4000+ Are you a female set. S20. 794-0828 Avail. Immediately! Fenced SCHEDULE between the ages of 21- 1995 Toyota Cellca GT yard. Call 367-1503 EVENING and WEE KENO 291 Coast to Coast Egg 1984 Bronco 11 Eddie 5-Piece Cherry Bedroom HOURS AVAILABLE Pwr. Locks, Windows, Bauer 4x4. Rebuilt engine, set. Brand-new in box. Donation is looking Sunroof. Runs great! Quiet, clean. responsible We need enthusiastic trans, new clutch. $1750. Retail $1450, sacrifice Individuals with for donors. We are Asking $5500/0bo. Call professional to share Call Mike at 321-7584 $395. Call 888-1464 excellent verbal skills. always seeking donors Rich@484-2812 home in Hyde Park area. Work 2ll-40 hours No smoke/pets. $400/rno. per week. of different ethnicities 198,6 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 Queen pillow top mattress Call 599-1527 • Paid training but currently have a high winter ready, fair body, 1997 Dodge Neon Red set. Brand new, still in MOVIE EXTRAS • Calual envlronmen1 demand for intelligent, runs good, many extras. 4-Dr. Clean, Runs Great, • Flulb' •• chedula plastic. Must sell S159. 2 Bedroom Apt. Near' NEEDED Up to $200/ blond hair, blue eyes and SIOOO/obo 850-1141 New Breaks, AT, AC, Can deliver. 866-7476 ~·SUI ES· between the height of CD, 66k mi. S3300/0bo St. AI's. Cute, clean, & Day. No Exp. Call 1-888- $8.001 hr Please call for 5'5 and 5'11. For more 1987 Pontiac Grand.Am Call 343-4516 spacious. $575/mo. We pay 820-0070 King size pillow top FREE UTILITIESI more Information information, please log 6cyl, 2 dr, auto, sunroof, pd, your utilities! 861-0285. mattress set Brand new in FREE CABLE TVI on to our website at pi, good tires. $1800/obo. 2001 KLX 300R Bartenders Trainees 658-4888 bag. Must sell S225. Can www.coasttocoastegg 433-0898 or 895-8281 Kawasaki Motorcycle. Near BSU. 2BD/IDA Needed. $250/day deliver. 866-7476 donation.com or call Like new, w/extras. wId, ale, d/w, garage, Potential. Local Positions. ALL POSTIONSI Now 208-634-9774 and ask for 1988 BMW 735i Auto, S2950 Call Kirk or Annie - fenced yard. $550 1-800-293-3985 ext 223 Hiring! $15-$18ihr. CID, sunroof. Way below Need an extra bed? 321-1900 or visit Tabitha. at 322-5731 or 409-5731 I Visit us now at: WWW. bluebook @ $1900/obo. Floral sofalhide-a-bed, www.frpmrentals.com I' I studentworknow.org. Call Brandon @ 345-1998 1998 Honda Civic EX. full size. It's a steal at Most Comprehensive Room for rent Next to lllllll pay Inhod .... jUl ..... We specialize in helping $75. Call 345-9657 MIF to share a nicely Exercise Program Ever! Tinted windows, CD BSU! Spacious Room, ;m39lbyla)llll! students find work! Fitness Magazine Great 1989 Range Rover fully player, 4 snw tires, power fum. 4bdl2ba home. WId, College Benefltl Include: Italian leather couch Cable/ Internet. $300/mo. • S276.00per_ gift! Sculpt lean, sexy loaded, great condition. lock/windows. $5299. Joe dlw, patio, deck, carport, HC!..lDAY BREAK $4800. More details on: and loveseat for sale! Call Andrew @ 284-5211 ·lbll1l11diin.1S200/ma muscles! Reduce Stress, 794·3754 near BSU. Pets ok. $3251 • 10,lXXlSblnlollls~ Income! Mailing/other easy Brand new, still in plastic. or Tim @867-3784 rev metabolism! Athletes! www.boiseusedautos.coml mo. Call 631-6361 ---. Plus: --- work, fit your schedule, Retail $2450, sacrifice IS pailS22Q.OObh II1IVoe!IonI Stars choose Blanchard! 3718. Call 866-3979 1998 Hyundal Accent no experience required. To $899. Call 888-1464 Rent to own 3BDRM 2 per_omtiImlrd-.to Www.progressivepowe silver, 106k miles, manual I,Bd/IDa. Closc to BSU - $938/wk. www.student 1990 Plymouth Blazer Bath, 1150 sq. ft., $800 WWJIoInrt~GuII1I ryoga.com 1-800-861- trans. 2dr. Front airbags, 794-0828 Located in $400/rno. Small yard, AlIdltlanal Slanina BanUI paycenter.com. Also Ale, 175k miles, $900 Rugged 6ft drop in bed _ 53000 - Slooa YOqA#WUSC great condo 37-40mpg, parking. ~ets ok. Call www.pay2c1ick.coml 412-9152 liner. $30. 342-1512 SE Boise ',".' . $IIOO/obo 409-2555 Janice or Leon at 362-9153 .. S63.3SI6or373J21S membersldlapema MAl. q-'I--lA1 RESTAURANT & BAR ](kkill 'ilap a /Zotch ill Downtown BOI'.Je righlnext door to.OlJ Chkago. E ~ I ASK ALL PROSPECTIVE ~ YOU HAVE ONE FOX AND 1'0 BUY LIVESTOCK EMPLOYEESTHIS • ruo CHICKENS THAT INSURANCE, THEN QUESTION TO TEST i YOU NEED TO GET BARBECUETHE THEIR REASONING. j ACROSS A RIVER. 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It won't 59 Love to pieces 24 Molecular day. Otherwise, you might break some- that you can celebrate tomorrow. 60 MS·DOS building block be long before you can put these neW com,P,EItitor 25 Twitches . thing. Ideas and skills to good use. But try not to 61 ReSidue 26 Leather piercers Ubra (Sept. 23-0eL 22) 62 Flower with 'ZT Bloke \>e embarrassed if things don't go exactly' velvety petals 28 Urban center Thoms (AprD ~May 20) Today is a 7 - You're fu an advanced as planned. . . 63 Cabinet dept. 29 Texas shrine Today is an a - You've been under pres- leamlrig phase. which means you'll easily head 32 Riga resident . 33 Finished . sure to pen am. but lucldIy for you, this understand another person's point of PI$CCs' :..,. PRIVATi PARK\NG omy! . ., , " , , \ . \ , .. , ... , . , .. , .. ", \ . , .' \ \ . \ ,., . . . . . -" , New Residents College Students Military Personnel· You can feel it as you walk outside. It's in the air, building and strengthening, the anticipation of coming snow storms. Old Man Winter has Idaho in his sights at last, or at least we can hope. I must admit that I live for winter. I can never get enough of it. When it's not winter and I'm dripping from the 110 degree weather, it's in my thoughts. When it's fall and I'm sitting' through yet another class I'm possessed by winter's relative proximity. I live for winter. Sowhen the Editor-in-Chief of The Arbiter asked me if I would like to help with this year's Winter Rec Guide Ijumped at the chance. I thought what better way to satisfy my anticipation with ths coming of winter than by working on a map to all that it entails? I am not alone in my anticipation. Over the next few weeks a new species of college student will begin to emerge. Look for students with blank stares uttering something about steep lines, deep pow- der and big air. Over the next few weeks the Winternut will begin to emerge from its hibernation in anticipation of fresh snows. On a more serious note, enclosed are a few examples of the many winter recreation opportunities available in this isolated corner of the world we call Idaho. Idaho is blessed with an abundance of outdoor, year-around, rec- reation opportunities, and winter is no exception. From world-class ski areas to the abundance of remote winter backcountry available .here in the heart of the Rockies, Idaho 'is blessed with copious amounts of winter spoil. Head to the north, from there the opportu- nities for winter fun are only limited to the imagination. With that in mind Iwould like to thank you for reading this year's Winter Rec Guide and wish you many powder days to come. Enjoy. Produttion.' Jason McHenry- Design Mike Roche- Asst Design ~~.~ Advertisfl:J~ Brad Arendt-General Mngr. T HE R A l' E U T .1 C S It A Ben Martin- Buisness Mngr. Brady Nixon- Ad Mangr. Terri Stenkamp- Asst. Ad Mangr. Ad fZ.eps.' Mica Schuster Brandon Beckham Mikel Beckham ~rtoritiL' Jason Kauffman- Editor Brandon Beckham- Writer Photojraphers~ Mary Dawson Krista Adams Emily Desler Additional photos provided . by Bogus Basin Cover Design by Jason ....cHenry ',~L..! .._'__:"'-":-~,_: .._·-·-_""':_·-·--' ', ....._..:.....-~:_.'_. _' ~-' -' ~:.. •..:..o-'_.:..,._ , 1" ", • ," • , I ., ", I I : , ' , I • \t ~,~ i ; ." • '_" ,. I i I' I t. ,mree . I it s ~~-.-.,-,-,-----'---'---'-' ~-,--,----,-'--,-,--,-,---,--:-,-:-,-~ \ - " '" i;IlecFPat .'. , ...... ' . .' . '. y ron e, . .eason pass price, paying only $229. '" oard park, orily sot in the commonly known as fool's gold. But the city was .:Priodo 1998,a regular season pass ran as high as $500. aountaln lodge will be sure late to catch on and the men who filed the bogus Under the leadership of general manager Mike Shirley, ence and an opportunity to claim were never seen or heard from again. Bogus slashed their prices by more than 50 percent, to In the early 1930's,two brothers named Alf and $199. Shirley made the decision after seeing a similar V and knowledgeable staff, Corey Engen were commissioned by the U.S. For- concept worked for Southwest airlines. After offering the all-service mountain resort. est Seniice to locate spots in Utah and Idaho that cheapest fares in their industry, the airline filled its pas- leeds of it guests, Some of might serve well as future ski resorts. In searching senger seats. s offered are a ski school, for an area near Boise, the two brothers scoured In 1997the resort sold only 2,800season passes. In 1998, as retail services for winter approximately 85 miles of the Boise Ridge. The two after drastically cutting prices, the resort sold over 25,000 lose in search of a little R&R, recommended what is now Bogus Basin. season passes. Since then, Bogus has seen a dramatic dining lodges, one of which In 1938construction on the road to Bogus began, increase in skier visits per year, The number has steadily Jarfor its patrons. and three years later in 1941the ski area was ready increased from approximately 199,000in 1997to well over Igus Basin celebrated its to open. However, opening was postponed for a 370,000last year. . Yet, its history dates back year, because of the attacks on Pearl Harbor in If you have extra money to spare this season, consider is late 1800's.According to World War II. On Dec. 20, 1942, Bogus Basin Ski investing in a Bogus season pass. With Bogus in such) : its name from an incident Area officially opened its gates for business. It close proximity to Boise, you'll have ample opportunity I. A group of men filed a gold wasn't until 1962that the road to Bogus was finally to make use of it and you will delight at the value for your Ily mined the area, which is paved. dollar. :eturning to Boise with what As a non-profit ski resort, Bogus Basin offers men spent well over $50,000 some of the most competitive rates in the industry. staurants. Later upon exami- College students receive some of the greatest dis- For more information call (208) 332-5100, and to find out that the men had not been count rates Bogus offers. Students save $170off the about snow conditions call 1 (800) 696-4511. , ,J\LIFT?'·'·. TAKE.IH.~.:Bus·rO Lock in Rates as Low as % 1I Call for a free consultation Toll Free: (800)33;4~'i439 ~:~:~~{~~r~~~:~ay,·Round tr,ip: $20:' , '. 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