■ P*f* M PJ PU.17 PtVMMia Exilarlno artistic firms mm —I»pumn— From boy bands lo 'Oawson s A professional artist presents a collection George Mason University s defense sparks a 72- JMU students discuss thei including intricate m 'Burning King of Fire' 64 comeback win over ]MU in a crucial confer- toward today's pop culture. at the Mitten Gallery. ence game.
James Madison University Today: Sunny rN(h:«a REEZE * Low: 22 THEVol. i '', /sM(C >Huey cerns, however, could prevent — compiled from staff reports M l()KMH< :'..,■■ I explains the party's origins and clears up misconception!. Newton. Seale started the the Bridgewater group from participating. "Wfe're trying to figure out how to raise $20,(1110," What's the Bridgewater Habitat Vice President |ulie Jackson said. aubjact p Both schools had aimed to buzz about contribute $20,000 toward* caffeine? the project's estimated $70,000 Return to sender? ^^ cost, said Central Valley Habitat's executive director. *•• Cliff Poirot. Central VaDq JMU, federal agencies crack down on junk email Habitat will pick up the rest of the tab, he said. -66 ► Part.: \TJ Pith MsatHy: DefMN ...it's difficult for us 2 STFPHAMI- SKI SaVgr^Natmw■m to raise that kind BY RICHARD SAKSHAUG e-mail addresses a num- said people often check the sender, he wrote. news editor ber of ways. "yes" without really think- Within two days, of money. BY JEANINE GAJEWSKI "Got Debt?*' "Here's the People often get on junk ing what this means. MacNutt received seven e- senior writer Information You Requested." mailing lists after registering Spammers also use pro- mails from faculty and — Julie Jackson Struggling to stay awake "Try a pound of Gevalia oof- for services online. For grams that traverse publicly staff who confirmed these vice president. Bndgewaler College in your 8 a.m. class, you fee and get a FREE pump example, after a user orders accessible e-mail directories and similar problems, Habiiai for Humanity down another cup of coffee. thermos!" If you've seen any from online sites like (such as university directo- MacNutt said. By mid-afternoon, you're of these or similar messages in Amazon.com, the sites use the ries, newsgroup postings, For example, one facul- reaching for a soda or some the subject line of an e-mail submitted e-mail address to chat rooms and e-mail ty member complained of 59 chocolate to perk you up. As recently you're a recipient of send out messages advertis- addresses appearing on Web e-mails sent requesting you pop a Nodoz pill before junk e-mail. Unsolicited junk ing their services or sell the sites) collecting e-mail removal that returned as According to fackatvv your late-night cramming e-mail also known as address to another company addresses, according to the "undeliverable," MacNutt however, the eight-member session, you might start to "spam," is an annoyance to according to Dale Hulvey, Spam Handling site. said. Another faculty Bridgewater Habitat execu- wonder, "Is all this caffeine most users of electronic mail. director of Technical member complained of a tive board has reservations bad for my health?" Both |MU officials and Services. No way out? link to an unsubscribe about its ability' to raise such a "If s a lot of controversy," federal agencies are taking The most obvious exit off request that required lofty sum. said lonathan Malone, med- notice of problems associat- a junk mailing list is not entering an e-mail address. "I'm pushing for it 100 ical director at the University ed with junk e-mail. -66 always the most reliable MacNutt said he doesn't percent but it's difficult for Health Center. While caffeine According to www.dk- ... with legitimate Often, these junk e-mails believe an increase in vol- us to raise that kind of is the leading non-prescrip- tionary.com, junk e-mail, or have directions at the bottom ume is the result in every money," she said. tion drug in the United States. spam, is defined as "unso- places that are of the text that informs users situation. Often, asking to JMU will rely on fund Malone said for every study licited e-mail, often of a how to unsubscribe from the be unsubscribed does work, raisers such as Lombardi done that proves caffeine's commercial nature, sent sending offers... mailing list if they wish to be he said. Gras and various charity negative effects, another con- indiscriminately to multi- removed. Sometimes this Still it is probably both races to raise their share of tradicts it. Medical experts ple mailing lists, individu- unsubscribing is fine. works, other times it back- easier and safer to simply the funding. generally agree, however, als, or newsgroups." fires, according to Director of delete all junk e-mail mes- In an effort to raise pub- nut a moderate amount of Spam e-mail is classi- — Dale Hulvey Public Safet>' Alan MacNutt sages, he said. "Most of the Technical Sen ices director licity for the project, about caffeine, equivalent to about fied as one of the follow- MacNutt currently is time, you just don't have 40 JMU and Bridgewater ing: unsolicited commer- -59 investigating whether JMU the time to respond and students recently spent a -u- cial e-mail, unsolicited faculty and staff have had unsubscribe." frigid February night bulk e-mail, "Make problems trying to unsub- Hulvey said, "1 think sleeping in boxes outside It'salotof Money Fast" claims and "They are selling that scribe from mailing lists. with the legitimate places of the Bridgewater controversy. Internet hoaxes & chain information," he said. MacNutt sent an e-mail to that are sending offers, Campus Mall. letters, according to the Hulvey said he doesn't faculty and staff Tuesday places you said you were A soup kitchen was set up University of believe JMU sells JMU e- and warned that attempting willing to receive e-mails to provide the students with — Jonathan Malone from, unsubscribing is fine." Htalth Center medical director Saskatchewan Spam mail addresses to junk e- to unsubsenbe could make some temporary warmth but Handling Web site mail senders. the problem even worse. For Another option is to. they still felt the effects of the (urww.usask.ca/its/help_desk In addition, when down- example, sometimes sending locate the Internet Service weather. "It was cold as hell," /mail/spam). loading programs like Real a message back to the sender Provider responsible for the said JMU Habitat President •99- Audio, messages often come requesting to be taken off originating nost and send senior Jimmy Royster. | Making the list up that offer the users to be these lists actually results in According to Royster, the two 5-
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POLICE LOG WEATHER Crosswords 10 Rl KlMBRRl.Y MCKENZII Polk t Log reporter Today Horoscopes 10 Sunny High 48 Low 22 A pedestrian reportedly was hit by a Non-compliance FOCUS vehicle off campus. The • Three JMU students were judicial- Harrisonburg Police Department ly referred for non-compliance in G- r High Low responded lo the accident, which Lot Feb 15 at 1.10 a.m. occurred Feb 12 at 7:31 p m. Tuesday Mostly Sunny 53 37 College pop culture 11 Petty Larceny Wednesday Rain 56 38 In other matters, campus police • A JMU student reported the larceny report the following: STYLE of a bicycle at Eagle Hall Feb 13 Thursday Mostly Cloudy 49 27 between 12:30 and 6 p.m Underage Possession of ■ Three large pizzas reportedly were Friday Partly Cloudy 40 21 Alcohol taken from a pizza delivery driver at Ludacns concert review 13 • Rachel Martonik. 19. of Annandale. Potomac Ha» Feb 15 at 2 a.m. and Matthew W Larkin, 19. of MARKET WATCH 'Carnival" preview 13 Virginia Beach, were arrested and Number of drunk in public charges StfvBy Feb 17 2002 Style briefs 13 charged with underage possession of since Aug 25 95 DOW JONES AMEX alcohol in G-lot Feb 15 at 1:10 am 22.91 1 2.34 Mitten Gallery 14 • Nathan T McAndrews, 20. of Number of parking tickets issued dose 2 854 00 close: 849 16 Virginia Beach, was charged with between Feb 4 and 10 1,148 * 'i Gallery art review 14 underage possession of alcohol in NASDAQ ;?./.<, " eekly 14 Godwin Hall Feb. 15 at 2 11 a.m. S4P500 30.17 12.30 f "Hart i War" movie review 15 close 1.80520 t dose 1.104.18 " My Blue Pill CD review 15
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L Here kitty, kitty Scicnlists expand MARK WESTHUSIN genetic experimenta- leader, Texas A&M tion by cloning a cat. cloning learn V^ SM story MM See story below Campaign to promote designated driving on campus BY ALAN BRODY Knight Rithlvr/ motional posters about the hopes that it will educate stu- Tribune News Service organization's efforts. dents and extend beyond the "It's such a good endeavor, campus into local restaurants When ho graduated from the* that I think we all pretty much and bars, said Marsha Guenzler- U.S. Naval Academy in V1,,\ came on board immediately Stevens. associate director ot 2000, John Elliott was honored because it's a tragedy that really campus programs, who also by his peers as the most out- shouldn't be allowed to happen noted the strong student ■tandmg Human Education ■gala" said Mike Wexler, man- response to the campaign. Resource Officer, known at the "Many different elements of - „': H ager of S.mta Fe Cafe in College school asa HERO. Now, I UiotfS I'ark. Md The bar, within walk- the student body and campus pan'nls arc hoping others will ing distance of the University of community are involved in become heroes by being desig- Maryland campus, has a dis- this," Bill' Elliott said. "You nated drivers, a practice thai play table that promotes the need to have that cross section could have saved their son's life campaign's efforts. of the community for the cam- lust two monthi .litiT ins paign to succeed." graduation. 22-year-old l-lliott The Elliott family was also was driving home to New u- the driving force behind the lewy when a drunk driver hit ... it's a tragedy that August 2D0I passage of John's hit vehicle. Elliott and the Other Law in New Jersey. The legUV driver died; Elliott's girlfriend, really shouldn't be lation was prompted by the who was a passenger in the OX circumstances surrounding suffered serious injuries, allowed to Elliott's death In response to their son's happen again. The driver who struck ' m m death. Bill and Muriel I lliott Elliott's car had been arrested launched the HI- RO Campaign — Mike Wexler by New Jersey police earlier that A and named it liter then --.ins Maryland bar manager evening and charged with driv- ■ 4L| school honor for mentoring fel- ing while intoxicated. low midshipmen. The nation- [WO hours later, the police wide effort, launched in ~^( jlssjasi rdtssed him to a friend's cus- j^M October 21XXI, educates college Student leaders and partici- tody. Afterward, he returned to students about the eft pating merchants are also pass- his vehicle and was back on the drunken driving and emour ing out blue and gold ribbons road while still intoxicated j^M ■gsi the u • - I m lignated driv- ioi people to wen in support of John's LAW requires police to en on campus and in towns. the campaign- impound the cars of those "This is a group that under- In addition to the University charged with drunken driving up stands the message/" Bill Elliott of Maryland, the Naval Academy to 12 hours and issue responsibil- said. "They see what happens in Annapolis Md.; the Colk*ge of ity warnings to people who bike when they go out to parties and New Jersey in Ewing, and Drexel custody of the DU1 offenders. w VWIIM '« KK W\jThef-h*rNfH% know (the constt|iir' University in Philadelphia are Similar legislation cur- A campaign was launched in Oct. 2000 to educate college students about the perils ol drunk More than 12D bars and tav- among participating schools. rently is under proposal in driving and to encourage the use of designated drivers on campus and In towns. erns in New Jersey and At Maryland — where the Maryland General Maryland have committed to Elliott's sister Jennifer is a stu- Assembly. The family contin- Elliott said. "One is legisla- are on the front lines on the "We were more than father HERO, which asks alcohol dent III RO has been promot- ues tO lobby other states to tive, the other is through the war against drunk driving. and son," he said of his son. vendors to provide compli- ed through student government consider the law. campaign. Each of us has the We are the first line of "We were best friends. It is hard mentary soft drinks to desig- leaders, the Greek community "We're attacking the prob- power to end drunk driving defense. John's Law is the to imagine living the re*st of my nated drivers and display pro- and the athletic department in lem on two fronts," Bill tomorrow if we want to. We second safety net " life without him." Researchers give new meaning to 'copycat' First companion animal cloning produces concerns, doubts over pet cloning possibilities BY AARON ZlTNl R ( Means, which also is trv. mg to demand for the service. is to alknv for grieving to occur entirely from Rainbow. which subjected them to review LQSAngeles Times clone cats "I think this is spiff y." BSkl and then go to a shelter and find The egg was then induced by independent scientists. Researchers in lexas Ofl A private c«>mpany, Texas- Phyllis Sherman Kaschke, of a new companion, and provide B to divide into an embryo, News of the birth was first Thursday said they had pro- based Genetic Savings & Clone, San Fernando, Calif., who has home for an animal in need." which was transferred to a reported Thursday by the Wall duced the first-ever cat through has the right to license the lexas preserved cells from her late cat. Mark Westhusin, leader of surrogate mother. Srred fburnaf. cloning, a button-cute, domestic A&M cloning technique. The "When vou think of all the tile Texas A&M team, said the While Rainbow and CC short-haired kitten named CC company said Thursday that it terrible things in the world, its project contributed to scientists' look similar, their coats are not for "carbon copj" would take at least a year to per- kind of dingy to think of re\ h understanding of both dotting -66- identical. This is because con- Where every other cat in fect the SSrviOJ, "VVe hope to ing a cat. But this is wonderful and animal science — "the We've cloned ditions in the womb affect an history has had two parents, keep it St about $20,000 to begin news," she said. changes that come up in physi- animal's coloration. CC's genetic material with ... but the cost could be It is not news to everyone. ology between doing the cow agricultural animals... "Too many people confuse from a single adult c at. named double that,'' general manager CC's birth comes amid an emo- and the goat versus the pig and cloning with resurrection ItS Rainbow. CC was born Charles Long said. tional debate in Congress over the calf- but this really brings it just another form of reproduc- through Caesarean section on whether to outlaw human Important differences among tion," Westhusin said. Dec. 22 in a laboratory al lexas cloning. Some scientist- say any species have made it easier to into daily human life. Both the cat and dog cloning 6 6 efforts at Texas A&M are funded A&M University. ban should be narrowly written, dons --"me than others. Sheep, — Philip Damiani As a scientific matter, I t 'fl so that cloning remains a legal pigs, cattle, goats and mice have by an anonymous investor, who cloning expert. We all understand the too! in medical research. ButCC successfully been cloned. has put up $3.7 million so far. birth confirms that «loning is a Audubon Naturelrishiute durable technology that can be impulse to hold onto an could add to the sense thai sci- But Westhusin and his col- Multiple news reports have applied to many species, and entists, if not strictly regulated, leagues, in conjunction with -9? identified Ihe investor as John perhaps one da\ toman. animal you love, but this will inevitably produce a Cenetic Savings & Clime, have Sperling, the 81-year-old chair But the bigger Imped ma) human clone made a major effort to clone In all, the Texas A&M team man of the holding company come from the net thai CC k the is the wrong way to do it. Moreover, several animal dO0 and so far have not produced K7 cloned embryos, Apollo Croup Inc. and founder most of which tailed to grow, of the University of Phoenix, s first companion animal to he — Wavne Parelle welfare groups say cat cloning announced any success. created through cloning, paving is ill-advised, given that mil- Among other problems. Jog before hitting success with CC, for-profit school known Ioi its senior vice president. Humane Society the way for pet cloning to lions ot animals an* euthanized egg cells hive proven difficult who appears tO he healthy The online C0UTM oltenngs HI ihe L'nilcd Stales become a commercial sen each year at metiers to work with, Westhusin said. team ultimately succeeded Westhusin said Texas A&M 'Wi \ a cloned agricultural *9 We all understand the To produce CC Weithusin USing ■ type of cell from had applied tor patents on the animals — cattle and sheep impulse to hold onto an animal and his colleagues took a cell Rainbow that is found only in ^at (.loning process, but he said and goats. But this really Hundreds of pet owners vou love, but this is the wrong from Rainbow, an adult cat, M^i remaras, suggesting that more he did not know whether those brings it Into daily human already have paid fees of $800 way to do it," said Wayne fused it with an egg cell that had work is needed before males patents, if granted, would be so life," said I'hihp Damiani, a or more merely to save cells Paielle, senior VtOS president at been stripped "t its own DNA. can be cloned. broad SS tO give the university cloning expert at the Audubon from their pets lor cloning, the Humane Society of the Ine result was an egg cell from ihe lexas team reported Ms exclusive control of the market Nature Institute in New suggesting there is a strong United States. "The best response one cat with genetic matenal results in the journal Wsftfrs tor cat cloning services. Running for the border CHRIS L\B/l>Hlu0iili Catholic Campus Ministry held It* first annual 5K race Saturday, with proceeds benefiting Alternative Spring Break trips to Oaxaca, Mexico and San Pedro. Honduras. CCM has been Involved with ASB trips since 1992. The starting and ending point of the race was the CCM House on South Main Street. Several local restaurants and businesses sponsored the race by providing mone- tary support, prize* tor the winners and prizes to raffle. Senior Mike Fox, above, came In first. _ BREEZE MONDAY, FI H. 4 ITm I 18. 2002 Ntws Plagiarism issue puts schools in bind Former Black Panther BY TAN VINM well-written with vivid course, said he would not use n < & attle times details, and professors say his ST!) oi Amhios,s books in ques- l .i>t quarter, Seattle flair tor storj telling makes his tion now ,\r\ii doesn't want any University instructor Tim work a student favorite UW professors to do so, either. If party member shares Amen assigned .1 hook bv But m recent weeks, scholars ■rry I u profsssors were to . prominent historian Stephen and journalists identified pas assign any of Ambrose's contro- Amhriw m nil foreign-policy sages in some ol his history verswl books, I would be sorry cliiss. \ow, with relish, his books that were similar toother to see that.'' McCormick said. historical perspective returning students ire taking published works, apedalli his None are assigned, swipes -it Amen (or selecting best-selling The Wild Blue,' according to the university FORMER, from page 1 dence. "We didn't deal in myth- Seale said he strongly dif- the work of sn .mthor who h.is which included passages identi- and its bookstore. the Black Panthers as a ical misrepresentation.' Seale fered from Malcolm X been socused of pissta- cal to those in a book. ^VmgSOl A student's work must be response to Malcolm X's assas- said. "I love good scientific and regarding the Nation of rism and sloppy footnoting, Morning," written by prof attributed and footnoted prop- sination on Feb. 21, 1965. Seale mathematical evidence " Is!, m, which Malcolm X was (*no student asked him, Thomas Childers at the erly, and what students "are said he never met Malcolm X, According to Seale. "In the a prominent member of. "I \n we supposed to tx' iv.il University ol Pennsylvania .issh;ned to read should have but did hear him speak in '60s you could start a protest never fell for that crap," he careful with our sourcing like the same level of integrity," Oakland once. "One day they at the drop of a hat We didn't said. Seale said that if Ambrose'" Amen rivalled. 6 4- McCormick said. killed Malcolm X, and I got like riots. We liked organiz- Malcolm X were still living, It was tunny, he said, but ... we had la talk Professors .it Gonzaga very angry," Seale said. "We ing. We were talking about he "would have wound up we had to t.ilk seriously about University in Spokane and the needed to start a new organi- electoral organizing." being a congressman or other this." And tor the next 20 min- University of Eastern zation because they killed According to Seale, the elected official." utes, they discussed whether seriously about this. Washington in Cheney say brother Malcolm. I told Huey, organization, original I v Ambroses work would have s — Tim Vmi'n they'll continue to assign Look man. we need to start called "The Black Panther n his class again Seatilc Univtnil) p Ambrose's hooks to students another organization.'" Party of Self-Defense," had It won't -66- because they believe the unat- According to Walker, international notoriety, with Colleges around Washington tributed passages were because "Malcolm X's assassination 5,000 members and chapters have had similar discussions S9 of CBJetSSeneSS rather than the upset a lot of people It rocked in 48 different states. Malcolm X's recently, since reports ot port theft of other academic work. Black America as much as the According to Walker, most assassination upset a bte plagiarism surfactxl. Even l>her Ambrose works under At Seattle University, assassination of Martin Luther African-Ameruans iatv pic- enHty Of Washington scrutiny ate "Slothing I ike where Amen has used King did." tures of the Black Panthers lot of people. It rocked President Richard McCormick, It in the World t iti/en Ambrose's work for 15 years, The Black Panther Party with assault rifles and who formerly taught histor\ 1 Soldiers,' Cnm Horse and the decision is clear: advocated black self-defense viewed them as militant. "By Black America as I i want Ambrose's books ( uster" and Volume III ot Ambrose's books will never and restructuring American 1968. 28 of the Panthers were in Question to he used in classes Ambrose's Kkh.ird \i\on t | havi .i place m his class. society to make it more polit- dead, mostly in confronta- much as the lor -tudents, plagiarism can Another historian, Dons It ion principle," he said ically, economically and tions with the police. Seven assassination of Martin result in automatic failure and Keams Goodwin necentl) was socially equal. Newton and hundred and fifty of them even expulsion And now that accused ol plagiarism for her Seale articulated their goals were behind bars in prison Luther King did. t the country's leading his- book the i Itzgeralds and the U in a ten-point platform that Literally, there was war toriana has been accused of it, Kennedys," but her work is not demanded, among other declared on the Black — Jacqueline Walker professors are pondering as widely iwd in the classroom His early work on items, full employment, Panthers by the police and hMory professor whether assigning his books and has ni t m tor exemption of black men from communities where the Black would undermine one ol the Eisenhower and Nixon man) colleges, military service, and an end Panthers had a branch." 55 lacred scholarly tenets. \t Uashmgton State are some of the finest to police brutality. They Seale said, "We're not liv- Ambrose, 65, who has writ- I niversity in Pullman, histo- established patrols in black ing in the '60s anymore. ten more than 25 books, has r\ professor Raymond Sun is history boob you could communities in order to We re moving on." Seale left Senior L.ikoish.i Watkins, icknowledgsd he had copied reevaluating using Ambrose's monitor police activities and the Black Panther Party in president of ITie Black Student ■ententes snd phrases in his read on these topics. wt>rk .:: ■ World Mhi ' protect the residents from 1974. "The new Black Panther Alliance, one of the sponsors best-selling btxtk The Wild II class, while his co)K police brutality. The party Party does not have any of ol the event, said, "The main Blue" and other works from • — Thomas Preston Thomas Preston, associate affirmed the right of blacks to the same principles." he said Lurpose of bringing [Seale) other historians' work, although Wellington Slate I'niversiiy professor professor ot international use violence to defend them- "I ain't got nothing to do ITI' was to |di-.pel| some of he contends that the passages relations, Mid he will contin- selves and thus became an with that new lll.uk Panther the myths that people held were footnoted adequately. But ue to assign books bv the alternative to more moderate Party We would like them to about him and the Black then- were no quotations marks "first-rate scholar " civil rights groups. change their rhetoric. There Panther Party." around those passages, .is is us- t Critics, Preston said, should Seale discussed his friend- is no such thing as a new- Senior Chris McDowell ternary for footnoted material look at Ambrose's body of There should not be a double ship with Newton, who was Black Panther Party" said he thought Seale's He apologized and said it had work and not )usl his recent Standard for scholars. Amen shot to death in 1989. "He speech was inspirational. "I heen inadvertent. A represent a books that have come under said. "Why would you oiler was theoretical, good and didn't know that much about Hve from the publisher ol fire. "His early work on (Ambrose's books) to your stu- articulate," Seale said. "When the Black Panther move- Ambrose's recent works has Eisenhowei and Nixon are dents' thai would be beyond I first met Huey, it was all ment," he said. "It was very said any errors would be fixed. some of the hnest tustOT) books me. What message do you send about rallies. Huey was good ... I never fell for mind-opening." 1 he amount of attention you could read on these top- 10Students?" Amen asked. at debating." Walker said, "1 was really the Ambrose dilemma has ics," BSid Preston, Who has been that crap. Amen said the Ambrose Seale said he started "The glad that he came to speak, generated underscores the using Ambrose's books for 10 discussion was a good, real- Black History Fact Group" at his — Bobby Scale because so much of this era, the popularity of his work in the n an I am going to use the world lesson school. Merritt College, in Former Black Panther Party memebcr Mortal --till ranudn to be told." classroom Nearly every col- best b.->ks tor the class" "Students all the time Oakland, inspired by many Along with the BSA, the lege in the state has assigned UW's McCormick, whOUSed have to be beaten over the books he read documenting at least one Ambrose book. t enter for Multicultural/ to assign Ambrose's "Rise to head with, 'Cite your sources. black history through empiric 55 International Student Services His books on the militar\ are Giobaltem" m ins history t its your sources.'" research and academic evi- .ilsu spinsored the event. Olde Mill Village T//« utmk of- tfoifiheaf*- Live on Stage Tuesday February 19th. College rock with Alpine Recess $5.00, 18 and Up! Wednesday February 20111 Yet another great college band My Blue Pill What's wrong with these people? $5.00, 18 and Up! Olde Mill Village still has FULL apartments available- Saturday .February 23rd, Makes No Sense... 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ROC tests CAFFBINE, Imm pagt I climbing don't think caffeine is good for many students attest to hav- be helpful in alleviating He described these symptoms you Icachers shouldn't require ing a "caffeine addiction," luvulaches. ■ Brewed coffee (5 oz.l: 60 to 180 milligrams as including intestin.il prob^ you to do so much work that often coupled with withdraw- "I find that if I ever muss my abilities lems. he.irtburn, upset stom you need a drug to stay awake al symptoms, including daily soda, I will have a severe ROC, from page I 'ach. muscle twitching, ITillkw io finish it all." headaches, irritability, depres- headache for the rest of the day," ness and nervousness Participation fees are $20 Depending on the dose, caf- sion, muscle aches and nausea junior Jane Lissenden said. ■ Brewed tea 15 oz.l: 20 Smith said the Health feine can increase heart and when deprived of the drug. Others think that caffeine has to 90 milligrams per participant. Center tends to •-,-,• ■ami Ml* nu'l.iboli, rate, and consequent- "I need a coffee, latte or soda little or no effect. "I think caf- Pories said this year's dents with these symptoms ly is included in weight-control every morning," junior Lauren funds, in partnership with around exam time when stu feine is more of a placebo effect," .mis like Uxatrim, which can O'Brien said. "I just have to junior |ohn Templeton said. "If National Forest resources, will go toward the improve- dents consume concentrated contain up to 200 milligrams of have it, or else falling asleep in you don't know there's caffeine, ■ Soft drinks (12 oi.|: 30 alertness tablets such as Nodoz caffeine pel tablet However, class is surely the inevitable then there's less of an effect." to SB milligrams ment and conservation of (100 milligram! of caffeine) Smith said the same results can alternative I will suffer from an Junior Lori Daly said, "Some Hidden Rocks, located in and Vivarian (200 mffljgrema be attained from a brisk walk upset stomach for most of the days, I really think I have Rockingham County. of catleine) " Fhon lablttl im and is recommended over arti- morning, which I am certain become immune to caffeine Over 20 participants have more of a problem b.\.iu-,' ficial stimulants can be attributed to the caffeine, because I drink so much of it, so ■ Alertness tablets: 100 to registered for the full-day they are so concentrated," While the jury is out as to but I can't stop." 200 milligrams event, according to Pories. I k* Smith Mid. I'm not really sure it has any whether taltciiH' is physically Because caffeine constricts effect at all on my ability to stay said he expects over 50 Junior Brody Rcid said, "I or psychologically addictive. and dilates blood vessels, it can awake late at night." climbers to participate, more than half being JMU students. t limbers from as far as the University of Virginia and Radford University have par JMU gets tough on junk e-mail Habitat teaches to ticipated in past competitions. JMU.fronifHigel He said the National the same kind of pyramid lems like those MacNutt Outdoor leadership School, the abuse .nldress .it lh.it site .1 scheme, and the agency is described. "We are also raise awareness a leader in extended wilder- complaint, according to the mailing all of them warn- working on (spam) cases that ness travel programs, will Spam Handling site Tur exam- ing letters involve claims that you can HABITAT, from page I "I'm excited to be able to go have a booth at the event. ple, one could send an e-mail "We're going after decep- opt out, when in fact what wide n.ihii.it for Humanity mtrr.nl with kids to teach NOLS rapMNiltativN will to iihuM^yalioo.com to complain tive spam and the people clicking on the link to unsub- picgmn oiled "Youth United them about what homeless- give students an opportunity about junk e-mail. who send it," said FTC scribe will do is simply veri- Build." The pruRr.im .lims to ness is so that they don't stereo- to learn about the school's SpamcopJta, an online serv- Chairman Timothy Murris in fy that you have a valid e- promote youth education type." Doll said. programs, Pories said. ice that logs complaints and a statement. "We want it oil mail address, so that you can about homelessness and youth The program would be the Last year's event raised cnata a mall Knder blocking the Net." then get lots of spam instead involvement in the efforts first of its kind in the nation over $1,000, according to Htl nvoinm.-nds that a user The FTC can't do any- of a little." Beaks Mid toward .i solution. and already has attracted inter- Pories. He said he expects new Rply t«> spam email, or thing about most spam, As port of the pnigmm, JMU est from top Habitat officials, this war's competition will trust any of the information in which is limply idvartli Living with spam is seeking involvement from Doll said. be even more successful. the ipun, unlest he or rfn ing, since its jurisdiction Although annoying, local high school chapters .irk! Do! Mid th.ilKnst.1 Padgett, PbritM said ROC is a ly knows what inform.itioiu,in COVCM fraud and deception, MacNutt said he doesn't youth gniups, Royster said. who is in charge of I (ahit.it for "great spectator event... you and cannot be trusted. not annoyances. Nor can believe most junk e-mail is a |MU tlabitat also is I lumanity campus chapters do not have to be a climber to the agency go after spam real danger. "It's more spam developing its own program from South Carolina to enjoy this event — half the FTC stepping in Solicitation! t»>r pornogra- than it is scam," he said. to raise youth awtftfMM of Maryland, is looking to incor- fun is watching these ath- The Moral Trade phy sites, according to the Many JMU students have the probiem. porate the curriculum into a letes perform." Commission kicked off what Newsday article. gotten used to receiving junk The Habitat School nationwide program. Adventure manager it said was a crackdown on The FTC's campaign mail and accept it as part ol lite Program, which is still in the JMU Habitat member sophomore Thernn Fisher is spam Tuesday after fettling marks the first time the con- "It's not that big of a prob- process of being approved, sophomore Josh Miller cur- in i huge of rules and format an electronic chain-letter s u me r - pr* itec 111 >n agency lem, but it's definitely annoy- would involve JMU Habitat rently is working with the of the competition. He said, case against -even people, has specifically targeted ing, " junior Molly Gilbride members going into local ele- principals of local elementary "Not only does it (ROC) pro- according to ■ Feb. 12 article spam as the focus of a law said. "It'd be helpful if we mentary schools to teach stu- schools to get them to mute a sense .if community in News&ty enforcement investigation. had a |filter| to get rid of junk dents about homelessness. approve and implement the amongst climbers of It wasn't clear how much Mid Howard Beales, direc- e-mail." She said she doesn't "It's basically about Mop program for their schools, HttitoonbuR and JMU, but was taken in by the deten tor of the FTC's Bureau of even read the junk messages. ping certain myths about Doll said. it promotes the conservation danta, who promised email Consumer Protection Jan. "I usually delete all junk e- homelessness, like lh.it it's The JMU chapter of I lahitat of Hidden Rocks." recipients a return of $46,000 31, according to NEWS- mail before I read my mail." always associated with alco- for Humanity meets every Junior Caroline Ju,l\ Raid on a $5 payment. But millions BYTES, an information tech- Freshman Jeff Klonoski hol and drugs," said senior other Wednesday at 5 p.m. in she has climbed the wall at of Internet users in 60 coun- nology news service said, "I don't get too much SMMMhl Doll, who wrote the Taylor 305. I Rl ( ■ tew times. "I'd like tries wen aobdted, the com- {www.newsbifUi com), (junk e-mail) on Mulberry, as curriculum for the program. "It's an opportunity for to poaribly putidpete in the mission Mid. "What we are in the process long as I don't give too many About six JMU students JMU students to make a real competition next year onOB I The seven agreed to of doing tor the first time is to people my information." He would visit a classrotim at .i difference in local commu- become more comfortable refrain from such schemes launch a systematic attack on said whenever he does get time, .KionJing to Doll, and nity," Royster said. "To real- with climbing. 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If you are under-21, "So what is it about JMU that attracts applicants drinking alcohol is illegal." from various locations JOHN MCMULLEN around the country and senior the world?" see letter, page 8 see house editorial, below HAVING TUQSAPy JMU desirable [*pJ9S. /RTKH ef vtF»NC-. *s /. " of-state crowd IP HlMili^re. US, HOUSE EDITORIAL Choosing what college to attend is always a challenging decision to make. Students want to pick a school that will suit their personalities and lifestyles and one that also fits into some sort of a budget because, as all college students know, an undergraduate education is a considerable expense. Schools range in cost from the moder- ately priced public institutions to the $30,006 plus private schools. Factor in financial aid and scholarships and the decision on where to go to school gets even more complicated. Those students who choose to leave their home state, yet still attend public school, are unique in that they conscious- ly choose to spend more money than their in-state counterparts. At JMU, for example, an out-of-state student pays over $9,000 in tuition per year as com- pared to an in-state student who pays around $4,000 in tuition per year. VM%^ While each school has qualities that make it distinctive, public schools often are lumped together as being a good education for a cheaper price. Still, it makes one wonder wny certain schools attract more out-of-state stu- dents than others. With 58 countries and just about every state represented by the student The definition body, JMU tries to maintain a 70 per- cent in-state, 30 percent out-of-state ratio. As a result, this sometimes means that out-of-state applicants will face more challenging standards than their in-state counterparts. So what is it about JMU that attracts applicants from various locations around the country and the world? of hazing Is it the pristine campus grounds? Or the reputation JMU has for great food? Maybe it's due to a rumor that JMU is Whether 'Truth or Dare' or playground shenanigans, a haven for beautiful girls that has been going around for years. However, judg- we all have been victims of hazing ing from the mediocre showing males make in the male-to-female ratio at this school (31/69), it is probably not true. Maybe JMU is well-known for quality academics in a small-town, friendly envi- BY ZAK SALIH have awoken from the slumber senior writer I've been hazed, and I'm willing vive and sometimes we aren't ronment, or maybe there is a reputation of indent ritual and silly myth. to bet that so many others of us accepted, which makes me real- for being a party school? To haze, according lo our To discuss the recent allegations have as well, whether we choose ize the futility of all this debase- In reality, there is probably no con- dear friend Mr Webster, is at JMU would be to descend to remember or not. For me, haz- ment in the name of society. crete answer as to why certain universi- "lo persecute or harass into a world of "allegedlys," ing is not something I associate When you get right down to ties attract a strong snowing from out- with meaningless, difficult or "possiblys," "maybes" and only with Greek brother- and sis- it, hazing isn't about acceptance. of-state applicants. Sometimes a really humiliating tasks" or to initi- "maybe nots," where people an.' terhood but with my earliest If the hazer truly wanted to strong football team will help a univer- ate, as into a college Iratrriutv innocent until proven guilty and adventures on the playground. accept the hazee on the merit of sity to have wide appeal, like in the case by exacting humiliating per- rightly so. My subject is not the How many of us have ever his or her personal character, why of Virginia Tech after it made national formances from or playing hazing that many think synony- been suckered into doing some- reduce him or her to such an news by making it to the Sugar Bowl. rough practical jokes upon." My mous with fraternities and thing humiliating? There are sto- embarrassing level? Shouldn't Other times, a school's academic rep- 21st century definition is a little sororities but hazing in general ries out there of reckless games of the hazer initiate the person with utation will propel it to nation recog- more colorful than that: I envi- I'm referring to Mr. Webster's "Chicken" and 'Truth or Dare;" open arms? Why all the sense- nition. JMU s prestigious ranking as sion beer binges that last until first definition instead of the sec- stories of the elementary school lessness? Unless the explanation the top university in the south by U.S. the early (or late) hours of the ond: persecution, harassment student who licked a booger on is that hazing is not a traditional News and World Report and its ranking in morning, 20 naked laps around and belittlcment. the bus because an older kid ritual but an excuse for cheap the top 100 best buys in Money magazine Newman Lake in mid-January swore he'd give the student a laughs, like a Farrelly Brothers' certainly help. weather, lying down in the mid- Nintendo; stories of the star foot- movie without the $8 admission In Virginia, out-of-state student per- dle of a busy road at 3 a.m.. ini- ball player who leapt into a river price, something the Marquis de centages range from the low end at tiates on hands and knees, BETWEEN on a dan? and ended up in a cof- Sade would watch while digest- Radford Univeristy with 3 percent non- reduced to the level of animals THE fin; stories of the playground ing his dinner. Seeing as how Virginians to a significant percentage — in short, rituals that would kids who trapped the 5th-grade most of us have been hazed in at the College of William & Mary with have made Dionysus shiver I INKS nerd in the tube slide and one form or another in our 38 percent. with hedonistic glee. screamed and screamed until the youth, why any social organiza- Our medium-sized state university Granted my visions reek of nerd came out, hands on ears, tion would resort to such a juve- should be flattered with its high out- generalizations and quick snip- and handed over lunch money. nile and sometimes dangerous of-state attendance rate. It shows we pets of "Animal House." but the If we go by this translation, We all have experiences like procedure is beyond me, never are desirable outside our own sur- plain truth is that recently haz- then the question is not "who that; twisted rituals we endure mind the question of why an ini- roundings and students and parents ing has become somewhat of an was hazed" or "who hazed," but iMtluT lor survival or acceptance. are willing to pay a substantially high- issue on campus, it appe.irs to "who hasn't been hazed'" Yes, Except sometimes we don't sur- set HAZING, page 8 er fee for attendance. Traditional Greek life slowly losing image "To the press alone, chequered as il is with abuses, the world is indebted for all the triumphs which have been gained by reason and humanity over BY TBRRENCB NOWI IN its clever name, the notion of While we only can speculate as five years ago). Looking at error and oppression." opinion editor "treehouse" makes you laugh to the reasons each of the 10 off- more recent definitions of haz- — lames Madison I am not in a fraternity. If you before VOU QUBtfJofl I In* pre\ nuis campus fraternities chose their ing, any initiation tradition 1 ha vi ever met me, you know existence as a fully-functioning digs outside the cushy happi- could be seen as hazing than ait obvious naaona for Greek row. According to the ness that is on-campus housing, depending on its regard for the EDITORIAL this, explained by my low toler- JMU fraternity and sorority it likely Kid to do with available integrity of the pledges. POLICY ance for Greek ItttGN embla- life Web site at freedom beyond the purple My personal opinion, regard- The home editorial reflect* the camion »rf the editorial hoard a* a zoned across my che>t and the hltji:/Amto.pnu.fduAicfnter/sos//sl/ Madison signage. While I am not less of hazing statutes, is that whole. and u not necewuily ihe opinion .m\ui>ns are bawd u/xm one ■■■ In the end. regAtxIlesf of Bush's Axis of Evil" anytime lously bad form, and whether opMon of a aftwi irffifflrtffn. ptnom or event whether it happened or not w* soon, even though everyone we are victims or perpetrators, ami do nut necessarily reflect the truth. Pats only can apeak In the ambigu- and their mother is on that list. it is a ritual that is long overdue ocEmail darts and pats to bree/.eilp<& Hotmail.com ous language ol what Iff" and I don't think there should be for a quick demise. "did thevs" until the issue of a nationwide shutdown of fra- Zak Salih is a sophomore hazing purtaoei again. I don't ternities and sororities; I don't English and SMAD major who Pat... think the fault lies in any one belong to a fraternity, but I refuses to bully third graders for Dart... A "secret-laundryelves-are-the-great- A "thanks-lor-distriminating" dart to ■pacUlC fraternity or sorority; know they add to the campus lunch money because hazing is est" pat to whoever folded my clothes a certain "upscale" restaurant who the issue is a lot deeper than atmo-phere and sponsor great just wrong. after 1 rudely left them in the Wampler ruined the plans 1 had for a romantic laundry room overnight Valentine's Day surprise (or my fiancee. From a student who fell asleep studying Sent in by a responsiblegrad student who and K«M turprbed to find her clothes neatly thinks you only allowing married couples is Image of Greek life being shaped by rules stacked when she woke up late and rushed to ridiculous and hopes you get a taste of your get them in the monulltj own medicine. IMAGE, from page 7 rectness and the emergence of Virginia hazing statute to apply. My theory on pledging is vegetananism as a social class is Way to go to the Virginia statute, that it must be a lot like physical more acceptable to reality. The which has specified definition of education when I was in high old societal definition of hazing hazing that is based on reason, Dart... Pat... school: You have to do ,i lot ot encompasses all that is injurous. regardlesss of its clarity. Beyond An "it's-crass-to-pass" dart to the girl A "way-to-love-your-campus-and- stuff you don't want to, but you The new definition is a whinier state laws, Greek organizations who obviously eats too many beans and classmates" pat to Campus Crusade for do it because there is someone one that complains about silly should rely on the guidelines of won't fess up to it in my GCOM class. We Christ for giving free donuts to students on standing over vou, and it may things like blindfolding and hav- their parent organizations. all know it's you. Valentine's Day. Thanks for the reminder or may not involve having to ing to eat gross stuff without Can't we all live in the joy. Soil i" ly tone disgruntled students who that Valentine's Day is for all kinds of love, use sports equipment llu- tra- harmful effect. happiness and fervor that is col- feels like their air space is being violated every not just that of a boyfriend and girlfriend ditional understanding of frater- The Richmond Times Dispatch lege life? Members of the Greek time they goes to dm Sent in by a full-bellied freshman who nities is th.it you have to prove reported in a Nov. 28 article that community welcome a situation enjoys Krispy Kreme donuts and your sgRSS your value, loyalty or interest in when the two JMU Sigma Alpha where they feel free to live on of caring. the organization to be a worthy Fpsilon brothers were charged campus without having their member. Authority is making it with hazing, one man was found every move scrutinized. a lot harder for pledges to vomiting and blood droplets Authorities hope for the day they Pat... Dart... prove themseKes. If the defini- were found in part of the house. can trust the Greek community A "thank-you-for-supporting-a- A "didn't-your-mother-teach-you- tion of hazing is extending to Anything that would disrupt my with their initiation exercises and great-cause" pat to the Harrisonburg anv-better" dart to our suitemate who menial and harmless stupidity digestion or bodily fluids could beard trimmers. The non<.nvk community for coming out to " I he thinks our bathroom sink is her personal in order to gain acceptance into be placed under my heading of simply wait for a day when they Vagina ManologiMf" dishwasher/washing machine. an organization that makes it a punishable hazing." don't have to think about it. from the director of the piece who will be Sent in by a couple of sophomore girls who requirement, that's the pledge's I lowever, the two SAE broth- Terrence Noxdm is the opinion very proud to giiv Harrisonburg Citizens don't enjoy the view of your dirty dishes or choice and should not cause ers were found not guilty due to editor and a senior SMAD major Agmnst Sexual Assault a check for $2,085 Victoria's Secret soaking in the sink uMdt tear of regulation. lack of evidence. According to a who enjoys collecting, trmvling and raised from their three performances brushing their teeth. The more standard definition Feb. 14 report in The Breeze, proof cross-stitch and hopes to meet you of hazing prior to political cor- of bodily injury is required for the sometime (not really). "Make them run "Hazing? Whafs "Spankings.' "Take away their around the Quad wrong with hazing? " Dining Dollars" U A naked.'' : ^"* \SPOTLIGHT J HP luimie Standish Makenzie Karlsson r Peter Kurtz Webster Brehm BECKY GABRtTJy,.qJ p*<*ijflv*« senior, the; Icr sophomore, psychology junior, biology freshman, international business Topic: How should JMU handle hazing offenses? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR use baseball as an example, so you get two strikes, "... you choice seems fairly clear to me. platform to express her dis- facilitate a learning environ- RA stresses illegality VOU might be able to better have to live the rest of your This opinion is entirely taste for this sort of behavior ment. I guess he missed this of underage drinking grasp what I'm saying. The career in fear of that third my own and may not has given me a chance to point too. Save yourself the first strike in baseball is noth- strike." Weil I have a simple reflect the attitudes of the offer a peer's perspective on money of paying for a top-of- To the Editor ing more than a reminder to solution for you that you may Office of Residence Life or the issue. the-line education if you don't This letter is in response to the barter that he rjas messed have overlooked: Don't drink Judicial Affairs. First and foremost, I would plan on getting one. Thursday's article concerning .1 up and that he better hit the if you're under 21, and if Uke to address the student who As tor the rest of Stevens' review of the university's ball soon. The second strike is you're over 21, drink responsi- John M. Mull.n stole the exam. It is apparent letter, I take issue with the con- Three Strikes Policy. another reminder to the batter, bly. Give it a try sometime. senior, SMAD from your actions that your clusion she has drawn based Specifically, this is for to those saying that he has but one On a separate note, to the logic is severely lacking. The on one person's behavior. I students interviewed who more chance to hit the ball, or student who believes that it is true test was not the one think most would agree that thought thai the policy WU tOO he will be out. Only upon the the job of the Resident Advisor Letter to the Editor administered in Showker 106 trust is earned and awarded on strict and also to the inaccuracy third strike is the batter actual- to issue strikes: You're wrong. raises honesty issues Feb. 7. Instead, it awaits you at an individual basis. Let the ot one of the quotes ly out. It works the same way RAs simply confront, docu- your first job interview. To put honor code handle the minori- I rail to understand why with Judicial Affairs. Your first ment and report on behavior, it in economic terms, what do ty of students who are unde- students have such a difficulty two strikes are your warnings. nothing more. So if you want To the Editor you think the demand is for serving of this privilege. in understanding the concept Strikes are simply Judicial to blame someone for your This letter is in response to deceitful individuals with The severity of the punish- th.it Virgini.i and JMU prohibit Affair's way of saying, "!>>n't own stupidity, blame yourself. professor Debra St.. inflated GI'As who don't have ment, however, lies within the the possession or consumption mess up again, or you're out." I Finally, I'd like to reiterate Letter to the Editor on Feb. the knowledge to back it up? individual's action itself. He ot .ilcohol if you are less than hope this example clears things something Michael Way, direc- 14 It teems as || the age-old 1 think you misunderstood has deprived himself of learn- 21 -.»-.irs of age It seems pretty up for those of you who were tor of Judicial Affairs, said in topic of dishonesty has made a fundamental concept in eco- ing from some of the finest '.tr.iightforw.ird to me If you confused before. last week's article, "Students its way to the forefront once nomies. Scottish political econ- educators this nation has to .ire under 21, drinking alcohol It amazes me that so many are forced to make a decision again, coming in the form of omist and philosopher Adam offer. No judicial penalty could people don't understand that between how important the an emotionally charged letter. Smith stressed the invisible ever surpass his self-inflicted I have a particular problem if you don't break certain university and an education is addressing a male macroeco- hand, not the invisible man. I punishment with the student who felt that rules, then you won't get to them versus drinking alco- nomics student who "quietly suggest you work on your dis- "there should be a warning strikes. It's really not that diffi- hol either illegally or in viola- slipped out of the room with appearing act as well as your Michael Moriarty given before a strike is Issued. cult. In the article, a student tion of university policy." I a blank exam." Steven's study habits. sophomore, quantitative A strike is I warning. 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Students, professors discuss the pop culture phenomenon taking the country by storm Story by senior writer Jennifer Sikorski • Art by contributing artist Brad Galorenzo In dorm suites and apartment liv- Spears not only pulls in pre-to-late ing rooms across Harrisonburg, teen girls at her shows, but also the same ritual is carried out fans "from five to 50 (and these are every Wednesday at 8 p.m. adults on their own, not escorting Friends gather in front of the tel- their children), boys and girls, evision, pile onto couches and black, white, Asian and Latino, tune into the WB Network. straight and gay." Homework to be done? Group meet- Is it merely a nostalgic trip down ing? Everything takes a backseat to memory lane, a throwback to the finding out the latest updates out of days of youthful innocence? Or are Capeside on Dawson, Pacey, Joey and college students truly on the same the rest of the tortured adolescents of entertainment level as those under "Dawson's Creek." the age of 15? For students whose cable service Youth dominates the current does not provide the WB station, this is mass-mediated pop culture. a problem of catastrophic proportions. According to Eva McMahon, pro- Desperate measures must be taken, fessor of Communication, Diversity usually in the form of begging a parent and Pop Culture at JMU, "pop cul- at home to tape the show religiously ture is available to everyone, as and Express Mail the latest episode. opposed to an elite segment of the "My roommate has the last three or population." In other words, it has four seasons of 'Dawson's Creek' on a broad appeal. tape," junior Janina Synnestvedt said. In addition, McMahon said that "We all get together to watch them pop culture has different target when her family sends them down to audiences depending on what arti- us. All of our friends come over; it's fact of popular culture one is looking of the band Blink 182 for this reason. Perhaps latching onto the current always a huge gathering." at, but they are all essentially interre- "I guess the reason I like their music crop of boy bands is a return to the Mass-mediated popular culture is lated. so much is because it is so upbeat and more innocent times of elementary all around us. According to Tim Reed, Spears, "MTV's Total Request fun," she said. "Even though all the school, when the pressures of a loom- a professor of American Popular Live" and the slew of movies staring guys in the band are older and mar- ing graduation or 10-page exam were Culture at Washington State Freddie Prinze Jr. embody the current ried, they still sing about being geeks in the far distance. University (nnmv.wsu.edu), each of us pop culture climate. Many college in high school. It's just their attitude Despite some college students tak- is a user of mass-mediated popular kids have jumped on the bandwagon, toward life that I like so much. I think ing to the pop culture of the time, culture, and it plays a big role in our using their own credit cards to score I have a similar attitude." others are not so supportive. lives. It influences how we think, how tickets to Blink 182 (as opposed to A breath of fresh air is how some stu- Senior Adam Henrikson thinks most we feel, how we vote and how we live having to beg to borrow mom and dents view the upbeat tunes of bands pop culture music is too commercial- our lives in countless ways, he said. dad's, like their little brother). like 'N Sync and the Backstreet Boys. ized. "I don't listen to (pop) music vol- But why the obsession with a mass Students offer various reasons for Overworked and overstressed students untarily," he said. "It's not real music, media that is marketed towards a this pop culture phenomenon. use the music as a way to unwind. it's just something to make money." younger, high school-aged audience? Synnestvedt explained that her Senior Dawn Tippett said, "They're Regardless, pop culture tends to From boy bands to teen movies, devotion to "Dawson's Creek" stems just fun to listen to. I listen to all kinds define the generation it is associated many college students are abandon- from identifying with the characters. of music, but bands like 'N Sync with. The '60s are characterized by ing the intellectual wisdom that sup- "A lot of the story lines are things always put me in an good mood. Their Woodstock and long-haired hippies, posedly comes with age and foreak that happen in our everyday lives, so songs are catchy and get me hyped up the 70s by disco and "Saturday Night ing maturity in favor of joining their it's fun to follow along with their and ready to have some fun." Fever" and the '80s by big shoulder 13-year-old sister in line at Sam problems and see how they resolve Boy bands are a trend that resur- pads and big-haired metal bands. The Goody to buy the latest Backstreet things" she said. faced after years of being dormant. entertainment society chooses reflects Boys or Britney Spears CD. For others, the music and movie Who could forget New Kids on the its values and identifies its place in According to an article titled "All offerings are fun, merely ways to for- Block and all the T-shirts, dolls and history. What does the popularity of grown up, sort of" in the February get about the hardships of being an buttons with your favorite member Spears and "Dude, Where's My Car" 2002 issue of Pop Mailers magazine, adult. Senior Allison Miracco is a fan that came along with the band? say about the '00s? 121 THE BREEZE MONDAY, FEB. 18,2002 Focus efw waiting fop a TAP TAP Spaces ape still available1. Huwy on inl Fi*ee cthcmct, free cable, and ft*ee local phonct Hurry on in before it's too late to sign with the biggest and best in off-campus housing! Sign a lease with The Commons, South View, or Stone Gate apartments and you will get FREE local telephone service, FREE ethernet, and FREE cable (over 45 channels) for one year! The Commons 1068 N Lois Lane 432-0600 www.lbjlimited.com Wilson Hall 8PM Tickets are on sale now at the Warren Call UPB at 568-6217 Hall Box Office or visit www.upb.org for $5 or are H \m-■ available at the door r\ "It shows how you can touch people's lives without ■ Just what the doctor ordered even knowing." My Blue Pill's newly released CD, Locus. challenges the limits of indie rock and SCOTT VIETS achieves a unique, hallucinogenic vibe. "Carnival" director X Ll: SM story below Arsenal of sound rut can't k«ep the energy alive BY MIKE CROSSNU KI R ing their handa in Ule ail introduced Ludacris' per- contributing writer when Ludacris hit the stage. formance of "One Minute Ludacris came to )MU DJ |aycee of the Man" and shined in her Saturday night ready to rap Disturbing Tha Peace crew. time on stage. Throughout about "Southern Hospitality" Ludacris' network of friends, the night, Shawna was as and to receive an amicable recognized the enthusiasm of nasty as she wanted to be, reception from the capacity the JMU crowd. Following grabbing the areas of her crowd of 3,283. the concert, D| Jaycee said, bo,'y that Ludacris could The fans th.it packed the "It was a lively crowd that only rap about. Convocation Center wit- appreciated the show. The J's nessed an opening per- (2 Skinnee |'s) were cool, too. formance by 2 Skinnee )'s We enjoyed it." It was a fun show followed bv Ludacris' DJ jaycee was a highlight quirky lyrics delivered throughout the night and overall but I expected with his characteristic particularly impressed the southern drawl laced with crowd when Ludacris was more out of Ludacris. thug appeal. taking a break from rap- — Dana Edwards University Program ping. Jaycee was spinning junior Board Director of Media records while taking his and Public Relations, senior Wilt Chamberlain jersey off Michael Moulenot com- and then his white under- -55" mented on the energy of the shirt, at times scratching While impressive, show. "There is a buzz blindly but all the while Shawna's act did not go going on that I've never maintaining the beat. over particularly well with seen," Moutenot said. When Ludacris was a the crowd. The e.owd Ludacris' (formally Chris deejay at Hot 97 in Atlanta, seemed to deflate and Bridges) set opened with the Ga., DJ Jaycee worked at become flat every time performer out of sight rap- rival station VI03. DJ Jaycee Ludacris was not perform- ping, "Game got switched" described how he became ing one of his hot singles. a cappella. Then came part of Disturbing Tha Peace Ludacris' energy simply Ludacris' familiar bass- when he said, "Chris was not there throughout thumping beats. (Bridges) was interested in the night. It was particularly having me spin and said, T disappointing because the want you to come on the energy that a hip-hop con- -66 road with me,' so that's cert brings is notoriously // was a lively crowd where I've been for the past unrivaled. At times it year and a half — loving seemed that Ludacris was that appreciated the every minute of it." simply going through the Poking fun at the pre- motions of putting on an show. dominantly white composi- entertaining show. tion of the crowd was a Junior Dana Edwards — DJ Jaycee theme for the night. said, "It was a fun show Disturbing Tha Peace crew Ludacris joked that the overall, but I expected more mainly Caucasian audience out of Ludacris. He wasn't as made him feel as though he high energy as I anticipated." A fervent energy took was at an Outkast concert. "Area Codes" was per- over .is the entire crowd was All of Ludacris' hit songs formed midway through on its feet when Ludacris were included in the arsenal the performance, marking a moved onstage sporting of sound he spat at fans. decrease in crowd enthusi- platinum and gold moving Ludacris included his \ erseS asm. It seemed the life was into a few tracks off his latest from Lit Jon's "Bia Bia," sucked out of the crowd for album Word of Mouf {tv\c,i*<\l Camron's "What Means the far too long before Ludacris November 01), including World to You" and Missy moved on to "Southern ROBERT NATT//ifc*.i aUur "Block Lockdown." The Elliott's "One Minute Man." Hospitality," "What's your crowd erupted into a swarm Shawna of the Ludacris performed a sold out show Saturday night at the Convocation Center. Ludacris wat see IMtMCRIS. page 16 accompanied by fellow members of Disturbing tha Peace crew, DJ Jaycee and Shawna. of fans bouncing and throw- Disturbing lha Peace crew Stylish Love conquers all in 'Carnival' Bv LAURA COCHRAN different catalysts, (I.ili) real- Briefs staffwriter izes that finding that one suii walkers, unkyclttts, true love is more important WXJM CONCERT fire breathers, jugglers, and than money, jobs and materi WX|M will has) .1 concert Wednesday in the IV Ballroom fea- showgirls entertain the crowd al things " turing inspection 12,1IM I Be A I ady, < .lpt.un |ack. Order of the .is the audience watches the Director Scott Viets said, Dying Orchid, 5weet r and The Danger Rangan Ne%v and drama unfold 11 eryone realizes their Improv/d will perform comedy ilmlrhaa Between band sets The Bright green semicircle dreams al the end of the pun show will beginal 6 p m and end at II p.m. AS2 to S3 donation CUtOUtS snO eggplant racing It shows how you i\m tomb is requested .'t ti>< door, lor more information, call WXJM al s* flags aligned on .» thin string people's lives without even (878or vi-.it it- Web ideal owaijmu^duAvxjmAndtxiihri. umbrella over the stage to Cre- knowing " VietS Is I tire lance ate the big top. A tall, colorful director ^'^ i horeograplter "AIN'T MISBKHAVIN" booth serves as S window for bleed In San Diego, t alii vis [he Broadwa) musical Ami Misbehavin"' will be per- the comic performances in itingJMU temporarily. formed al Wilson Hall Wednesday This Tony Award-winning puppets, it is the same win- Through the eves of the Broadway musical isiu^-d on the rats Walla Songbookand the dow thai will --how the young innocent 16 year old orphan Harlem Riiiaissinci rickets cost $5 and may be purchased in orphan I Hi the Importance of I ih, the theme ol "love con- advance al the Warren Hall Box Office The show begins at K true love This scene sets the quers all" unfolds. I ili joins p.m., doors open at 7 p.m. Tor more information, call the stage for JMU's production ii \HKII Uttaffp wunupbMg formed this week in Latimer- operator when the death of Shaeffei Theatre. her father leaves her search- Seniors Brian Laycock and Trinity Baker perform m JMU's pro- DAVI (HAITI 1.LE AT JMU Set in a European filth rate ing for a purpose m life duction of -Carnival." The musical Is playing at Laitlmer- Comedian Dave QiappeJIe, star of "Hair-Baked" ami the circus in the period directly Throughout the musical, Shaeffer Theatre Feb. 19 through the 24. 1 upcoming movie i ndercover Brother/ will appear al Wilson following World War I, I ih deals with the trials and I ih is pressured by the ment. the plot develops Hall April i al Bp m rickett go on sale today si the Warren Hall "C arnival." written by errors ol her lite through words ol the puppets to begin Senior Michael Hadary, BoxOmce tlekel withJAI card (limit 2) and $14 for Michael Stewart and Bob daily conversation! she has searching tor what will pro- playing the role of Paul, genera] admission or 11 pun hased al the door. Merrill. focuSSS on how the with the many puppets Ins vide happiness In her life, Found his character an bitterness ol many Can In- puppets, housed behind Ihe said Baker After I ill receives exceptionally demanding -FRAGMENTS" ATTHEATRE II changed by the love ot OfM tall rectangular booth, create her Mrs! pave heck she slum experience. Paul is proba- "Fragments." written In Edward Mbee and directed by "The theme is so basic but a surrogate family for the bles upon Paul, one ot the bly one of the angriest men senior Michael Dove is playing al theatre II Beh 20 through so profound," said senior orphan Often, when she puppeteers, with a handful of ever seen in a production." 18 p.m., wlm a mldiught showing Peb 22 The Innity Baker, who plays the mbseS h.r lathei. she sings ID toys Paul then asks her I ladarv said. fieefonn, lmpro> styleol Ihe play focuses on the relationships role of I.ili "By the end ol them "love Makes the World "What do you really want?" Paul, a former dancer, is between generations, sexes and races rickets are $2. the show through I series ot Go Round." Through that simple state sr.- PUPPETEERS, page 16 141 THE BREK/K I MONDAY. FKB. IS. 2(H)2 STYLE Review Art duo explores film media BY LINDSAY PERRY contributing writer with the wuid of fans placed .i loop, so the viewer may begin behind them, creating a con- watching al any time. The flow, Call them the "Art Guys," stant, stx»thing sound. not Iho order, is important. the "Art Gize" or the "Aaaart "Serenity" plays with many [magM follow each other Guise" (Any spelling is accept- different aspects of art in unex- rapidly with many staccato able, they said) — there's a pected ways. The piece uses interjections, which create a dynamic duo on campus, bright color, distorting and col- trance-like feeling. The camera bringing an innovabve artistic oring images in a manner remi- work and editing make the pic- spirit. The Art Guys' exhibit, niscent of Andy Warhol's arl tures somewhat shaky In a car- "Serenity" is on display in the Shapes are created through nival sequence the pictures spin, Sawhill Gallery at Duke Hall. repeated movements, such as a whir and flow across the screens The Art Guys, professional turning airplane that crvati-s j in a rhythmic surreal motion to artists Michael Gabreth and Jack spiral of half moons. The Art convey the feeling of revolving Massing, present art in any Guys examine color and shape on a ride. While these abstrac- media they can dream up, using in abstract scratches that stlKRUl tions make for interesting view- ( urns i kfiZDAfa^/Acttgnpfe any subjects they can find. This static or frequencies. ing, it also makes for strain on Three screens flash complementary sequences in -Serenity." a film exhibit by professional time around, their exhibit is in The artists add a nontradi- the brain and eyes toward the artist team the Art Guys in the Sawhill Gallery, located in Duke Hall. the form of a film shown on tional element — timing. They end of the 15-minute stretch. three screens with coordinating use the three screens to show a "It made me kind of dizzy," pictures on each screen. The pic- moving object in an escalating freshman Christina Tiffany said. The Art Guys tures complement each other in sequence of speed and show the This work gives "motion pic- synchronized and asynchro- same movement in glow motion ture" I new meaning. People "Serenity" nized flashes, while sounds of on another screen. The flow of given to motion sickness might haunting laughter and mechan- on display in the Sawhill Gallery in Duke Hall water is sped up, slowed down, wanl to sit this one out. ical noises echo from behind the reversed Short bursts ol action Gabreth and Massing began Feb. 11 - March 1 and pink party decorations adorn- are delilvr.itvh BpKed to build their partnership as the Art March 11-17 ing the room, adding another to a climax. Guys in 1983 by dipping their element to the experience. The The film has no set begin- hands in red and green paint decorations twinkle and rustle ning, middle or end. It plays on / 1 V). /wye lb Review Sculptor captures human form in wood Hi J'F FT Hoooo< K and hJmsell and treats the laths mused tattoos adorn the backs contrihulinv writer accentuating a perceived alien- ' much more harshlv of her shoulders Flaring hips, like quality. A similar attitude The beauty ol tht human (acquet'i sculptures, for small, insouciant breasts and to the male form can be seen in form — such a simple idet Hut which the exhibit provides an intimate Kale make the sub- many of his drawings — a sort ki\l to explain it, to km onft two examples are more • plicitly sexual, but the of pudgy, slouching man child ■Mil it s fraught meanings jnd ambitious works ibe real shield like form renders if an radiates a sleek, amoral sexual- HnSOEndcnOGSv anvone but .Hi show-stopper Is S pscudiv icon or archetype. ity — or perhaps sexlessness. artist or s lixil might stand mute. mummv, mounted vertically, estof ot these rather All of this serves only to I lien thc.iitist might think him- that is mad,- ot basswood extravagant ruminations is deepen Ihe dialogue which ■U -i t<«'l for making a peep. and leather. The "bone-, are unassuming and personable. lacquet provokes. The viewer is I Ins. perhaps, is how things stitched together and move I hs friends pronounce his presented with images of lilting Hand in the internal world ot in a disconcertingly life-like name "Johnny Jacket," and he physical perfection next to professional sculptor, drafts way when the artist chi works construction to make scars, amputations, decay, loss, man and painter Jonathan to demonstrate their articula- ends meet A recent master of doubt, guilt and humor. It [icquel His exhibit, Burning tions. The hide is molded fine arts graduate from the becomes clear that, despite all King ol I ire.' on display si the cunningly around much ot I niversity of North Carolina, it's irrepressible surface glory, Mitten Gallery through March this armature, clinging t 1 ,1 lacquet already has shown in the beauty of the human form I, revolves around that simple memory ol health and vital Mew York and has recieved lies within the beauty of Ihe idea, Reconstructing even form. An artificial leg is grant money to further his human condition. word, dissecting each sinew. hinged at the knee and work. Jacquet is thoroughly The exhibit is flawed only by Jacquet's many line draw- attached to the thigh with a trained in his craft, having its incompleteness. Several more ings dwell on the surface beauty metal brace. I he skull is studied drawing, gross anato- sculptures and a few paintings " the human form with which open in the back with my and wood-sculpture in would add to the show. ■ viewers are so familiar: the glimpses ot a ravaged interi- practical .ippientueships and The Mitten Gallery is locat graceful, irrefutable pix'trv ot or offered from every angle. academically. ed at 16 Newman Ave. and is hands, legs, youthful breasts I he x-cond sculpture, more The artist sees much of his open Wednesday from 4 to 9 and torsos. His works also delve totemic and less obviously figure work tinged with self- p.m., Thursday from 1 to 9 p.m. . ■ lining these same about death, still evokes a kind portraiture Having lost an eye and Friday and Saturday from forms with a medical student's of head and-torso death mask in a childhood accident, 11 a.m. to II p.m. For more curiosity or a metaphysldan's A nude young woman's form, Jacquet portrays many of his information, call 433-8808 or TKiltF WAI I JitiiiKihiittnti i>holotirapher questing need. The artist finds fine and lifelike, is hollowed male nudes with leering, visit the gallery's Web site at An untitled sculpture by artist Johnathan Jacquet depicts a in these subjects both every* man out from behind Burned and almost degenerate visages, 11rww.geocities.com/mittengallery. hollowed-out female form, on display in the Mitten Gallery. Recruiting Has Begun! 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Even in JMU and Harrisonburg area the band to expand its live the album's overall gentle -M- seem to follow well-trodden performance sound. breezes of musical breath, the nuiMi.il paths, a few consistent- In the band members' ambi- band has managed to inject a ly chtxwe to explore new terrain. tions to t-Mablish the band as a more subtle energy that slowly I * Sawhill Gallery ■Serenity'- by The Art Cms - Mon.-Fri. My Blue Pill, one of the .m,i\ major force in underground overtakes the listener as the 110:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.. Sat. & Sun. 1:30-4:30 p.m.. free most innovative bands, never music, they spent two months aural mist awakens unfamiliar I* Zirklc House Galleries: exhibit by Mas Mubenlhal in t.nls to challenge itself and the in the studio under the direc- parts of the soul. (■wrt«v«/MY Bl 1 I I'M I I Artworks Gallery, eshibit hv Jessica I'arker in (ithcr Gallery, "A audience onstage and off. tion of producer J.P. My Blue Pill has an undeni- JMU student band My Blue I Portrait ofTeenagc Mothers." by Ta\I.ir Mm) in NM Image In the three years since this Sheganowski (Bjork, Eric able talent for creating an Pill recently released Its sec- I Gallery - Mon.-Thu. noon-5 p.m.. Fri. & Sat. noon-4 p.m., free JMU quintet formed, it has Clapton, Dream Theater) to excellent legato stream of ond album, Locus. I * Mitten Gallery: Wood sculptures by .Inhnathnn .lacquet - blended acoustic guitars, digital capture the awesomely spiritu- melodic bliss that seamlessly creative and touchingly sin- loops, keyboards, cello and var- I Wed. 4-9 p.m., Thu. 1-9 p.m.. Fri. & Sat. lla.m.-ll p.m. al experience of their live connects every aspect of its cere with A powerful mixture ious types of percussion to con- sound. The result was Locus, varied sound. Even in the of soft and hard vocals that ceive a unique and hallucino- My Blue Pill's second CD that harder and more electronic command attention. genic vibe somewhat reminis- was released earlier this year. moments like "Tagalong," the My Blue Pill will perform cent of Radiohead and Like a calming and tranquil- album maintains more cohe- with British Andy at Mainstreet — rttjsic — Smashing Pumpkins. izing heavy dose of Valium, the sive power and focus than Bar and Grill Wednesday at 10 My Blue Pill consists of music on Locus washes over the most bands in the indie rock p m 1 or more information, visit seniors Chris Castiglione, listener in a quiet flood of scene can dream of. The music Faculty Recital: bassoonist Susan Barber, Wilson Hall the band's Web site at Nick Lombard! and Caleb serenity that captivates the is skillfully executed, intensely Auditorium — Tues.. 8 p.m., free jniif myblutyillnet. * Faculty Recital: Kevin Stees. tuba, Anthony-Seeger X } REVIEVV Auditorium - Thu., 6:30 p.m.. free * JMUWbd Symphony: Wilson Hall - Sal.. 1 p.m.. free * .IMU Concert/Symphonic Band: WIIMIII I l.ill Sun, 3 p.m., $2 at the door ^ THE CINEMA SCOOP -H&flW * D&n($- Sentimental war drama lacks depth BY TRICIA FRENVILLE "HART'S WAR" !•■ torced to examine the hand, plays a role similar to < "ntributinx writer honor of four men in the that in "Armageddon," * Musical "Carnival:" Lalimcr-Shacffcr Theatre - Wed.-Sun., STARRING: Imagine being held cap- CWt, The result is a shallow where he maintains the same BRUCE WILUS AND 8 p.m.. S10 general. S6 seniors, children and JAC card holders, tive in a prisoner of war CTMttofl with little depth to BlolC, detached personality. I call X8-7000 camp during World War II COUN FARRELL the characters The film's score and .cine- * -Fragments:" Theatre II - Wed.-Sun.,8 p.m., midnight show and being forced to partici- RATED: R The issue of bigotry is also matography are slow and Fri., $2 pate in a corrupt court mar- RUNNING TIME: a theme in the movie, but is labored, much like its heavy tial that has been concocted only lightly touched upon. A * International Dance Evening: Godwin 356 - Fri., 7 p.m., $3 125 MINUTES sentimentality The contrived so that you can never win sappy ending lends to a ending, similar to everything ! general, $2 JAC card holders and your every effort is hin- "happily ever after" feeling else in "Hart's War," seems I * "Mostly Gershwin - A Dance Concert:" Rockingham Ballet dered by your commander. about prejudice which seems to have missed the mark. Theatre al Court Square Theater Kn , Sat . 7:30 p.m.. S10 The lines between honor and and taken to a POW camp highly unrealistic. advance, S12 at door, call 433-9189 dishonor suddenly become Hart's commander, Col. However, Hoblit seems to £• Ki0vi* run***? k*y Congratulations to Leah Jester! She won the drawing for the 19" color TV at the Off Campus Life JOIN US IN OUR LOUNGE! -- 5 pm lo 9pm • Monday thru Friday - Housing Fair Big Screen IVs Music Daris&Pool {Television donated by the Washington Post} Nachos & ( heese, I hips 1 Pretzels -- PiusDnih Features Thank you to our participants! Meatball Monday • Taco Tuesday Aahby Crossing Commons Castle Properties Wing Wednesday • Pizza Thurdav Pheasant Run Funkliouser 8c Assoc S««n ili view Stoncgate Simehase Fox Hill Chicken Finger Friday Squire Hill Old.- Mill Per Person: U" Harrisonburg Fire Department Office of Residence Life 161 THE BRKKZK I MONDAY, FEB. 18. 2002 STTU Puppeteers play Latimer-Shaeffer Theatre to host 'Carnival' PUPPETEERS .from page U show is the fire breathing skills are jointly presenting the extremely bitter about his of senior Brian Kloske. musical. Show times are crippling injury that brought JMU music professor Tuesday to Saturday, Feb. 19- him to join the circus as a pup- Robert McCashin will con- 23, at 8 p.m. and Sunday Feb peteer. "To be the most duct the "Carnival" orehiMr.i 24, at 2 p.m. in Latimer- endearing as well as the most and vocal direction will be Shaeffer Theatre. angry" provided a challenging provided by music professor Tickets are S10 for general experience for Hadary. John little admission and S6 for children, However, Hadary found In the past, Viels has senior citizens or those with a the hardest element was con- directed various productions (AC card. Purchase tickets by trolling the puppets. Along for civic light operas, sum- calling the JMU Masterpiece with cast member Cliff mer stock, theme parks and Season box office at x 8-7000. Fantigrossi, a senior, Hadary dinner theatres. His appear- attended puppeteer classes to ances range from Radio City "Carnival" ' learn exactly what it takes to be Music Hall to the Circle a puppeteer. With multiple Repertory ThcttM voices to vocalize and multiple "Carnival" is expected to Latimer-Shaeffer movements to perfect, a "slight be Viets' last free-lancing job Theatre schizophrenia" is developed, due to a new full-time posi- Feb. 19-23 at B p.m. Hadary said. tion as an artistic director at Feb. 24 at 2 p.m. Other cast members devot- Sierra Repertory Theatre in S10 general ed many hours to perfecting northern California. $6 with JAC card BHCKY C\BR\flJuaff ,**.«..i/*f r stunts and magic tricks. One The Sch(x»l of Theatre and call xB-7000 visually exciting element of the Dance and the School of Music Junior Patrick O'Herron and sophomore Connor Fux contrlbutt festive trick* In "Carnival," a musical opening Tuesday in Latimer-Shaeffer Theatre. Zany art Ludacris live elicits onscreen varied crowd response ZANY, from page U 2 Skinnee J's made it a white-collar affair and shaking hands over a can- vas, so that the dripping p.unl LUDACRIS. from page 13 up to my expectations," created a painting. Since then, Fantasy" and "Rollout." Chalkley said. the pair has worked with 2D, The most popular songs 3D, video, performance and revived some crowd move- conceptual arts, using anything ment before Ludacris abrupt- trom carrots to cheese to ciga- ly left the stage. The lulls ol The concert was rettes to Pringles chips as their the night lasted far loo long, media According to informa- much to the disappointment incredible. Both tion at the exhibit, they have of many. been featured in Art News as the The 2 Skinnee J's provided Ludacris and the J's creators of "funny work that an' opening set dressed in lived up to my straddles the boundaries white dress shirts with cut off between art and life, esthetics sleeves and ties that left parts expectations. and commercialism, the ratio- of the crowd in laughter. nal and the absurd." To see They brought an aura all their -Chaz Chalkley more of their zany work, visit own to the stage and a their interactive Web site at refreshing energy. www. theartguys.com/. The J's failed to impress 55 "Serenity" will be on display some fans who clearly were through March l, with a break there for the main act. Many Overall it was a disap- for Spring Break, and again could be seen checking their pointing night for fans look- March 11 through 17. The watches waiting for Ludacris ing for a high-octane show, Sawhill Gallery is open to begin, and the J's set for the concert never got Monday through Friday, 10:30 began to drag. completely revved up leav- a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Saturday Senior Chaz Chalkley, ing fans malcontent who and Sunday, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. ROHKRT NATT/r*.»« asta however, was impressed. were looking for a little more There is no charge to view the Bassist Eddie Eyeball provides energetic lyrics and antics. 2 Skinnee J's opened for Ludacrfs "The concert was incredible. from one of rap's high-pro- gallery exhibits. Saturday night at the Convocation Center. Both Ludacris and the J's lived file stars. Will Be The Senior Student Graduation Speaker Spring 2002 For information and an application, see the SGA website, http://sga.jmu.edu, or call Ashley Morris, VPSA atx83796 MONDAY, FEB. 18, 2002 I THE BREEZE 117 "When the going gets a little bit tough, we don't respond to it like we should. It's a characteristic that you don't like to see a ball club have, but it's certainly a i- Downhill success characteristic our team has shown on many occasions." The JMU ski racing team was chosen as BUD CHILDERS Club of the Month. women's basketball coach See story below 5M story below WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SKI RACING Patriots' rally steals Club team win from Dukes of the month a success on BY DREW WILSON crucial situations." assistant sports editor "I'm disappointed in how Once again this season, JMU this team has responded this ski slopes had problems finishing a team year in those situations," off despite a large lead. While a Childers added. BY KERRJ SAMPLE majority of the time this season The Dukes managed to pull contributing writer the'Dukes pulled out a win in back within 6 points with five They grace the hills of those situations, Thursday, not minutes to play, but Jen Bryce Mountain Resort, tear- finishing off the Patriots came Derevjanik finished off JMU ing down the black diamonds back to haunt them. George with back-to-back 3-pointers. ... at least when Mother Mason University rallied in the Senior guard Allyson Keener Nature is gracious enough to second half to steal a 72*4 win said, 'They came out with a lot provide snow and cold from the Dukes at the of energy in the second half, and weather. The JMU Ski Racing Convocation Center. we didn'l Club is this month's Club of "I think George Mason [hursd.iy ,„.,,, |, ,, the Month, despite an excep- earned a victory," coach Bud GMU Th*-y started tionally warm season. Childers said. "Anytime you making a run The team has been can go on the road and recover 72 and we did- around since the second half from a poor first half and come JMU n't meet the of the last decade, and this out and keep your composure 64 challenge ... season team members have and put together a very confi- we j u s I made a name for themselves dent second half like they did, stopped exe- in their achievements. The the credit goes to the victors." cuting and stopped playing team has four races a year, The Patriots found them- good defense." two in North Carolina and selves down by 15 points at the Senior center Hollee Franklin two in Virginia, according to start of the second half, but said, "I think we just got com- team vice president, junior GMU rallied and pulled within fortable, which we've had a ten- Peter Salmon. From there 10 on a jumper by Vemessa dency to do all season. We got the team advances to region- Neamo with less lhan 16 min- ahead by 12 and we were fine als. this year taking place in utes co play. with that." New York next week. Junior forward Nadine Getting comfortable seems to The off-season can be just Morgan hit two free throws to be a season-long problem for the as much work as the regular push the lead back to 12 points, Dukes, according to Childers. season, with fund raising but the JMU advantage would Childers said, "As far as our and member recruitment. not hold for long. team goes, I've seen this in our Salmon said, "We have to George Mason shut the team all season long. When the do a lot of fund raising Dukes down to go on an 18-7 going gets a little bit tough, we because skiing is really expen- run over the next five minutes to don't respond to it like we sive, we personally have to shrink JMU's advantage to 48- should. It's a characteristic that put a lot into it." 47 The Patriots took their first you don't like to see a ball club President Alyssa Hall, a lead of the game seconds later have, but it's certainly a charac- junior, feels that the team has after a JMU turnover led to a teristic our team has shown on made its presence known at basket by Shelbylynn McBride. many occasions. We seem to be JMU this year Junior guard Jess Cichowicz fine when things are going our briefly regained the lead for the way, but sometimes in the face -u- Dukes with a driving layup, of adversity, we don't seem to but the Patriots' press stymied respond very well." I am very proud to say JMU offensively. Childers said he didn't "It was very apparent in the understand why this year's that for the first time in second half that George Mason team, the same team minus only was absolutely the aggressor," Stacey Todd ('01), flourished last at least four years, we Childers said. "They pounded year in tough games, but this were proud to call us on the glass and they took it year has trouble with them. to the basket. They showed a "Last year, this team, the ourselves a team. DAVE KlbVirmor phtHonwphfr little press that's not even a tougher the situation, the more Junior forward Shanna Price flies past GMU defenders for a basket In Thursday's 7244 lost to very good press and we turned -Alyssa Hall George Mason University. The Dukes led early, but couldn't hold off a Patriot comeback. it over two or three times in s« DV KF.S .vatrl 8 junior, president of [he ski racing club 99 "We started turning over a new leaf last semester with SALT 2 0 0 2 a car wash, numerous team .JfcfE meetings, purchasing of new T-shirts and two community service events, all with won- derful turnouts," Hall said. The newfound team cohe- Bradbury takes gold Intensity on ice between sion has the team practicing together twice a week at Bryce Mountain and socializing in bizarre finish U.S. and Russia still there together in its time off. The first race, in Boone, N.C., took Bv MARK PURDY and (>hno got caught in the BY BLLIOTT ALMOND Olympic Village rooms. But for those who witnessed place after only a week of Knight Ruidcr mess and tumbled, too. Li was Knight Ridder Fast forward to Saturday the miracle 22 years ago, it classes, but that didn't stop Just when you thought it disqualified for interference. Spirits from Lake Placid night As the Americans glided still resonated. the skiers, as the women won was safe to go back into the That left Bradbury, of floated through the E Center on onto the ice to U2's "Trte Streets Fans greeted Keith the grand slalom and took Salt Lakt In Cotter... Australia, as the only Saturday night, recalling an era Have No Name," the atmos- Tkachuk's power-play goal fourth in slalom while the "I don't know what hap- upright skater. He was so of Cold War anxiousness. phere resembled a Stanley Cup at 6:19 of the second period men took fourth place in both pened," said Steven tar behind the other four U.S. Coach Herb Brooks playoff game. as miraculous. categories. They had an Bradbury, gold-medal win- competitors that he was in was there. So was Russian cen- Then both sides played Russian reporters impressive showing against ner out of nowhere. "I don't another time zone — trail- ter Igor Larionov, now 40. Mike with punch and power, with responded with equal highly funded teams such as know what happened." ing them by a quarter lap, Eruzionc, Mr Miracle, watched the kind of increased intensity enthusiasm for Valeri Bure's University of Virginia. That makes 15,000 or at least — but he skated from the stands as currents of reserved for important power-play goal past the "I am very proud to say more of us We were standing past the pileup. And just patriotism flooded the area. moments. A bang into the diving Richter to tie the that for the first time in at there innocently in the arena like that, Bradbury became Russia played the United boards here. A Mike Richter score 1-1 at 37:08 of the sec- least four years, we were — no one ever sits down for Australia's first gold- States in Olympic hockey on penalty-kill ing save there. Over ond period. And they were proud to call ourselves a the last laps ot short track medal winner at the U S Mil tor the first time in 22 and over. ecstatic for Sergei Fedorov's team," Hall said. speed skating - .md enjoy Winter Olympics. years No matter what they say goal early in the third peri- The team hosted its home ing the finals of the men's "I saw all four of them on about this new cooperation, it's -<§- od to give the men in red race at Bryce Mountain Jan. 1,000-metcr rate. We were the ice," he said. "And I was not simply a game when these their first lead, 2-1. 26-27. ready to he thrilled, ready to like, 'Hang on .. this can't be teams meet on the ice. I remember playing Those who followed "We showed them who's put behind us the figure skat- right. I think I won!'" Atthel980GamesinLake with a little stick in Olympic hockey recalled home it was," Hall said. The ing contmviTsv ol List week, Ohno. meanwhile, Placid, the Eruzione-led the Soviet Union's women won both events, which occurred on this same regained Ins mm quickly Americans defeated the the basement saying I unprecedented success. while the men's scores are ice. We were watching the enough to pull himself upright Soviet Union 4-3 in the semi- The Big Red Machine had a still pending. List lap, We were watching and lunge aenss the finish line. finals in what was considered was Mike Erusione. It 54-5-2 record from 1956 to The past week's warm the five skaters steam toward I le won the silver medal. one of the greatest upsets in 88. In that span it won weather has canceled one meet the finish line And the bron/e? That Olympic hockey. The United was a huge goal. seven gold medals in nine in Wintergreen, Va. Four lutafl CUM around went to Mathieu Turcotte. States won the gold medal by tournaments, losing the Even with the adverse con- th.- hii.il turn. The leader was the Canadian I Irs, rambled — Brian Rolston beating I inland forward, Boston Bruins gold only in Winter Games ditions, the final meet at Beech Apolo Anton Ohno. the to his knees and lunged But times change like held in America. The first Mountain, N.C., was a success. teenager from Seattle who is M rON the line, half a second seasons, and the Olympics 99- miracle on ice came in The men placed sixth overall supposed to become behind Ohno. have become grander in Squaw Valley at the 1960 while the women took third America'! ntxl Olympic I know what you're think scale and commercialism. It might have been a first- Games. Then came the place with two skiers, sopho- heartthrob. Ohno was bat- ing: The post race interviews Like basketball, the round game that decided defining moment with mores Cheryl Ford and Susan tling tough through the turn must have been a screaming Olympic hockey tourna- nothing more than rankings Eruzione's winning goal at Truskey finishing in the top 10. Hut then a Korean skater. match. With finger-pointing ment is a glorified exhibi- for the quarterfinals, but the Lake Placid as a squad of Although the season is Ahn llyun -Soo, tried to With insults. With people tion of professionals. NHL Americans and Russians let it college players captured a drawing to a close, the ski nuzzle past Ohno on the going Sprewell on each other. teammate often is pitted all out. nation's imagination. The racing team's next year inside and ... With accusations flying, right against teammate for the Perhaps Bill Guerin of Soviets played year-round opens with Student "I don't know what hap and lelt sake of some old-fashioned the Boston Bruins meant it in what amounted to a pro- Organization night. pened," Ohno s,nd Wrong, wrong and nationalistic ideal. when he said last week that fessional endeavor. "We usually get most of IX) you see .1 theme hen'1 wrong. You've come to the At kttst that's how it felt he watched every hockey "I remember playing with our members at Student Videotape was the only \\ rung sport, pal four years ago when the game in Lake Placid as a 10- a little stick in the basement Organization Night in the way to dissect the wreck "That's short-track skat- haughty Nl IL allowed its play- year-old. saying I was Mike Eruzione," fall," Salmon said. What happened was this: ing." said lurcona ers to participate in the Winter "It is one of the big reasons I recalled Brian Rolston, a For information on how Jiajun Li of China bumped (hat is short track," Games for the first time The love the game." he said. Boston Bruin forward. "It to become involved with the Ohno anil then tell to the ice. laid (Unto experience proved less than With the Berlin Wall a dis- was a huge goal." ski racing team, contact the along with the Korean Ahn's ■aaafactory when some tant memory, the subtext of And it seems still to mean team's president. Alyssa fall knocked down TUfCOtte, i CRASH, fmgf IS Ameruan players trashed their the match wasn't the same. something two decades later. Hall at hallar. I8ITHE BREEZE I MONDAY, FEB. IS. 2(X)2 SPORTS Dukes lose critical Crash on final lap CAA game to shakes speed George Mason skating event - Baseball hosts George M KES,fro\ sag, 17 powerhouse Old Dominion CRASH, from page V Washington University at I nnersitv ITie Lidv Moturvhs That's one of the damnd- 2:30 p.m. at Long they grinded it out «ind the defeated JMU 67-43. est things you'll ever see in Reld/Mauck Stadium. mort- thty focused," Childsn C hilders sent a message to your life. said I guess we're soft. We're most of his regular starters by This may be the first time an Wednesday. Feb. 20 MI|I mentaQ) and soA physical' benching them for the start of Olympic athlete's last name lv when ihf £oing gels tough, the game, juniors Chante matched his official race result. and wi' jun can'i do th.it" Alexander and Lindsay - Men's basketball travels And yet Ohno had no bitterness ERICH SCHLEGEIVA'tf/ Cwnpui \\ Ink' the i >uki"- received no Warner and freshmen Ann "This is the sport I live to face Towson University help from offldatfng, tlu-v did QUns and Martina Williams for," he said. "I thought it was Three competitors pile up in the final turn of the men's 1,000- in Towson, Md. commJI 22 turnovers which led got the nod along with fresh- one of the best efforts of my meter short track speed skating finals Saturday . to the George Mason comeback man I vnn I ibtird, who started life. I was definitely happy blades )ust ask the two other awarded the gold, Bradbury Thursday. Feb. 21 "I think we're .it .1 real criti- net sscond game in a row. with my performance." medal winners. shook his head sheepishly — cal |uncUire." ChUden said I I'rue ted the Dukes offen- Even with the blood on his "I cut myself on the bum making his two eyebrow rings - Women's basketball thought tonight was an sively with 14 points. Morgan thigh? Yes, even with the blood tonight." reported Tureotte. "I glint in the spotlight — and extremely critical gains tor us added 10 points, while Keener on his thigh During the wreck, can't sj( " shrugged his shoulders. The travels to the for this season, but I'm not sure finished with 9 points, all com- Ohno's inner left leg was sliced Bradbury, a 28-year-old crowd initially booed him after University of North the team BBW it that way ing on "* pointers Ir.inklin by Ahn's skate. The wound rn.iiiwt.ntiiriT QJ skating boots, the race, but sensing his emo- Carolina-Wilmington Derevknllc led the Patriots missed the game with an injury. required six stitches to close. had an even ghastlier itOf) DO tions, recovered to cheer him as in Wilmington, N.C. >mi|\i. k with 21 points All-American candidate and Ohno limped to the podium tell. In a 1994 race, he was the Australian national anthem including 5 ot 7 from beyond preseason conference player of for the medal ceremony and was involved in a crash and wound played for the first time at a - Swimming and diving ma .ii« McBridc finished with the year choice Lucienne on crutches when he cams DD hal up having his leg impaled on Winter Games. competes at the CAA 20 points and Neamo scored 17. Berthieu led the Lady post-race interview. But he said the ikateol another competitor. "I was probably the weak- Oiampionships. Junior Forward Shanna Monarchs with 20 points and that he should be able to com- Bradbury needed HI stitches est guy in the field," Bradbury Price led he 1 Kikes with 14 eight rebounds pete in his next race, the 1,500 and said he lost four liters of ■aid "I was settling back and points Franklin finished with The Dukes will try to meters, in three days. blood He almost died. hoping for something to hap- Friday. Feb. 22 II points, while freshman cen- rebound'from the two-game "I'm just lucky the injury So yes, he was pretty happy pen and maybe win a bronze ter (Crystal Brooks added 10 losing streak Thursday wasn't more seven?," he said. "I about winning Saturday's race. medal. I've never seen four - Track and field compete at points off Ins bench. against the University of should be good by Wednesday." In his two previous Olympic guys go down like that. I'm the Virginia Tech Last Sunday, the i>uk»-. traveled North Carolina-Wilmington in Yup, just a little body work appearances, Bradbury had fin- obviously not the fastest to Norfolk u- f. ,.',''• , Wilminton, N.C. and a new paint job, and Ohno ished no higher than 21st place skater. But those were my tac- Chance Meet. should be as good as new. and was ranked 35th in the tics. They worked like a Short-track speed skating is world last year No wonder he charm. And ill take it." Saturday, Feb, 23 most often compared to roller was so stunned. What the heck? We'll allow derby. But as we saw Saturday, And no wonder he looked him to take it. As soon as we fig- - Men's basketball hosts it is more like NASCAR on slightly guilty. Before he was ure out how he did it. George Mason University at 7 p.m. in the Convocation Center. - Baseball hosts Perm State PORT University at 1 p.m. at Long cB-E-A-T Field/Mauck Stadium. - Wrestling hosts Hofstra Baseball opens season 2-2 in Shootout University at 1 p.m. in Sinclair Gymnasium. The baseball team opened Its season Friday with a 10-3 win over the University of Maryland in the Charleston (S.C.) Crab House Shootout. Sunday. Feb. 17 The Dukes fell to the University of Richmond later in the day, 7-4. On Saturday, JMU downed North Carolina State University 5-2. - Women's basketball hosts Sunday, JMU lost a rematch with Maryland 10-6. the University of Delaware at 2 p.m. in the Convocation Men's basketball falls to ODU Center. l>-\\h KIM/mfar phirtnswphtr The men's s basketball team dropped a CAA game to Old Dominion University 73-68 - Baseball hosts Penn State Senior guard Allyson Keener dribbles as George Mason in Norfolk. University at 1 p.m. at Long University's Vernessa Neamo defends during Thursday's game. Junior guard David Fanning led the Dukes with 22 points. Field/Mauck Stadium. Celica— The Inside Story On the outside, it's easy to see that Celica is race-track inspired. But the real excitement is on the inside...under the hood. Take the Celica GTS... Toyota worked with Yamaha to build a 180 HP engine redlined at 7800 RPM...equipped it with Variable Valve Timing with intelligence...a computer that constantly monitors and retunes your engine for maxi- mum performance...a cam with two sets of lobes to provide two ranges of valve lift and duration for more usable horse- www.gettoyota.com power. 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