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"They are a very good hitting team." . Game three may have showed the Wild- WSUmoveson cats "never quit" attitude, but the Cougars demonstrated their own mental toughness to third round trailing 10-4 in game two. . Sarah Silvernail started the comeback By JOSH MORTON with a kill followed by a block, and Shan- The Daily Evergreen non Wyckoff, making her first appearance of the match, served an ace to cut the lead to Kansas State may not have been in Kansas anymore, but the WSU volleyball three points. .' The Wildcats countered With two pomts team ousted them from the NCAA tourna- m~nt faster than they could say "yellow to extend their lead to 12-7. The Cougars cut the Wildcat lead to 12- bnckroad." 11 thanks in part to a Stinson kill, a Stin- The Cougars defeated the Wildcats 15-6, so;USilvernail block, and a Silvernail kilL to advance to the third round 16-14,. 15-12 Shannon Wyckoff's ?f the tournament block tied the score 12- In Palo Alto, Calif. 12, but Kansas State rau~oore thfan 1,800 "This team practices to fight scored two points and us ans sup- came within one point POned the Coug:m- back always." of winning the game. for the final home CINDY FREDRICK The Wildcats served match of the sea- for the game twice, but SOn. WSu volleyball coach two serving errors The Wildcats enabled the Cougars to refused to give up despite being down 2-0 heading into game stay in the hunt. . three. A pair of Stinson/Olgman blocks ned the score 14-14. The Cougars took a 15-14 lead WSU took an early 4-2 advantage in on a Stinson kill, which was made possible game three before Kansas State tied it 4-4 by a diving save from back row specialist on a couple of WS U errors. The teams exchanged points to a 7-7 tie Paige Nelson. A Wildcat error concluded the Cougar before the Couzars tallied four straight comeback and gave the team a 2-0 lead POints, which in~luded a pair of Jennifer Stinson kills and a Keren Oigman kill. rather than a split "We kind of let things slide for a Although the Cougars took a 13-8 lead, minute," Fredrick said. "This team prac- the Wildcats scored five unanswered points, cutting the Cougar lead to 13-12. See VOLLEYBALL Page 8 But a pair of Kansas State errors allowed the Cougars to escape from playing a fourth game. Kill by Sarah Silvernail helped WSU coach Cindy Fredrick said the 3-0 spark a Cougar comeback from a sweep was not an easy task for the Cougars. 10-4 deficit in the second game. 'They (Kansas State) are a really nice STAFF PHOTO BY SHINICHI SIGUIRA team and they never quit," Fredrick said. Campus 'visits' high schools Candidate could be first for recruitment program female provost at WSU. Students, faculty, staff answer questions • Bataille will be available Smith has indicated he would Office of Admissions counselor like to offer the job as the univer- By FELECIA CHANDLER Jai Elliot participated in the program for public interviews on Tuesday sity's fourth provost. to the top The Daily Evergreen last year as a WSU student By STACEY BURNS candidate before Christmas. 'The first thing I always tell the The Evening of Excellence pro- The Daily Evergreen Bataille could become the univer- gram is a traveling retinue of WSU interested students is we have a large sity's first female provost faculty, staff and students putting on school, but there is still a small~town Throughout her life, Gretchen Bataille's philosophy Bataille was nominated for the an information night for high school atmosphere," said Elliot "Another has been to keep moving forward. position by an anonymous col- students interested in attending interesting fact is the average age "I don't really have a plan for my life," said the Uni- league, and when a search firm WSu. here is 20." versity of California, Santa Barbara provost of the Col- called her regarding the nomina- The program will stop in the Working in admissions can lege of Letters and Science. tion, she agreed to send her Bataille Olympia area on Monday and then involve a lot of advertisement when . Bataille's life has moved ahead another step; after resurne to WSu. make stops in Bellevue, Tacoma and trying to appeal to prospecnve new WSU President Sam Smith's announcement Thursday, The choice to send her resume Everett during the rest of the week students. . she is one of two fmalists for the university'S position of fo?ows B~taille's philosophy on life, which she grew up "The reason we have these infor- Susan Miller, an assistant director provost and academic vice president. With and picked up from her family. mation nights is to bring a campus of admissions, is now working on the Bataille will interview with university officials, facul- "(The provost position) sounds like a wonderful visit out to students," said Terry west side with the Evening of Excel- ty, staff, students and general community on Tuesday. opportunity," said the Mishawaka, Ind., native. Flynn, director of admissions. lence Program. The other candidate for the position, James MacMa- Bataille entered the field of higher education because The focus of the program is to "Although the high school stu- hon, dean of the College of Science at Utah State Uni- she did not want to leave college. interest students in various aspects of versity, will be on campus for interviews Friday. See EXCELLENCE Page 3 See BATAILLE Page 3 the campus. .. PAGE 2 THE DAILY EVERGREEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 9,1996 Duncan Dunn residents celebrate holidays, release stress

By KEARSTEN HOLMDALE Hill Halls and the men's halls as The Daily Evergreen well. ~J~A~A~ ~//~AAl••~. Capping off the week, a Winter Holiday spirit fills the halls of Wonderland Dance Party was held in 4Stf/S t:( et.e7A'AAAAI Duncan Dunn after residents cele- the Stimson Hall lobby on Friday. brated Winter Wonderland last week, Although the dance was free, 4//AAAAI ~.hl.hlAJ7A'A' a series of activities organized to cel- Dani Shultz, a resident adviser at ebrate the season. Duncan Dunn said the organizers ~A' Af/AI ~ 77A'A.' On Monday, students caroled were looking for donations to buy ~ 77_.p.:/ ~ Af/All. Af/_;,AI.A' ~AI.:0, •..••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~...t through Duncan Dunn, McCroskey, children's books for the Northwest I Rogers, Waller and Stimson Halls, Children's Home in Lewiston. 0/ .d/AA'~.hl.hl~// PA'AA'. and the Stephenson Complex. Shultz said she would like to see Activities on Tuesday included a the residents of Duncan Dunn build ~,,/~ A.hlA7A~A.· day of crafts and decoration-making an ongoing relationship with the in the Duncan Dunn basement. Con- Northwest Children's Home. ~ 77;/J.:/ ~Af/Af/. Af/AlAI.A' ~AI.·0, struction of holiday cards followed Residents have been enthusiastic on Wednesday. about the events and fundraiser, 0/ .d/AA'~.hl.hl/ Thursday night, holiday decora- Winter Wonderland "is a good tions were posted in the front lobby idea," said Jenya Kielpinski, envi- flfcCJ~4'1lfc{!~4 A···· of Duncan Dunn . ronmental representative for Duncan "So far, it has been a lot of fun," Dunn. "Every night, a lot of ., said Erin Niemann, president of (women) have turned out." AA//L,~;f ~// 7AA-~A'7A1~ Duncan Dunn. "It was nice to come Summer Healey, administrative :?;AlA ZJA-? A'AAlA~A'~A .r: back (from Thanksgiving) and get assistant for Duncan Dunn, said they together." would like to get even more people 7~ CAAlA'AAh/{!A7AL,~A The activities also served as a involved. Events like Winter Won- stress reliever before studying for derland will "bring the hall together," ~A/AAA' 7~ LJ4. 4~A'Lu finals begins, she said. she said. Niemann said she thought it "This is a tradition begun last T,A-~A'7A1A'AA Al'A'~AI'7AA~A'1im· . would be fun if the Winter Wonder- year," said Shultz. "We would love 7~A~AI#~ 1lfc{!~4 .hlA'.hl land activities expanded to the other to do it every year."

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~~/,~~ZJ~ FROM WSU NEWS AND INFORMATION Lee Jones, director of Multicultural Student Services, will deliver the 0/'.hl' tf/ff~ ~ ~/ keynote address during the Human Rights Day celebration in Spokane. The celebration will be held at Spokane City Hall, 808 West Spokane Falls Blvd., in the Spokane City Council Chambers, Tuesday from 6-9 ~/t(t( * 90.7 * i.·.;·ii •.•.•.••••••••••••••••• p.m . The program will honor the 48th anniversary of Human Rights Day .ctM~ /9~~/~~· I}; •••...•••. and the first anniversary of Unity in Action, which is co-sponsoring the AteUI~/ ''11~A'A-I'Le .-h~A'~A1A1AA?,· program with Gonzaga University and the Spokane Human Rights Com- mission. It will initiate an effort by community members to have every ";r~'fAt~AI;t h:n~.· 335.2207. Spokane organization go on record with their plans to address racism in their organizations. . {/,:,uI ~/;t?' 1/C'tt/ tfh-l' ~1tII~II~; Spokane Mayor Jack Geraghty and the Spokane Task Force on Race AI AlIA// A'~A.-h#-e ?,~AtA h/~. Relations, also a co-sponsor, invited Jones to speak. In a letter, Geraghty asked Jones to address the importance of this work and the ultimate goal ~;t;t;b./ ~AlIAlI.AlIA1At,~_/At.·OOO of respect and understanding among all members of the community. Jones came to WSU from Ohio State University in July, 1995, after a ~ Al'tfAtAt ·.··· 1...... : , national search. At O.S.U. he was an administrator in the·Division of Business Administration. He also served as retention services director, 4Stf/St:( &R(?· :DA' University Mentoring Program coordinator and College of Dentistry minority recruitment and retention director. 4Stf/St:( &R{! RA'A7A He is a graduate of Delaware State University, where he was student body president. He holds doctoral (human resource development) and ~A' S~~;/J Af/A// (JlLJ&~ master's (higher education administration and business administration) ZJA'A'. 2/Al7.- flAA. degrees from Ohio State. S;/JA'A'Afi/ ;/JAAA-A'AII'~A 8AA' AAA' A.d/AA:'&AI'Le/23 h-?AI

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f3a~ifV See ... t e~Nro • ve-PrJ-CL.J::;:-· THE FIRE THIS TI A documentary video presentation ",;v""''''''''''esdayDec. 11,199a:; 3-5 p.m. (Fine Arts Auditorium) I 8e~ Hear Panelist Ad.d.resses: . •Police Brutality ·Ioqlessness .StrateSies to stop the violence 110 AGAINST the Black Community I Guest Panelists: Alserian Hart. Genease Thaxton, I Herb Delaney, and Bashar AbduLlah . For more informatio,u:ontu:t.either.CoUn.Bed.r", Iii) .l;I·~11.I:krh Qrl'Ilil.D~r~n.~ ;;5·.04.41, THE DAILY EVERGREEN M.ONDAY) DECEMBER 9) 1996 PAGE 3 Bataille: Current position comparable to super-dean

State Polytechnic University. ble for all academic, instructional, and • CONTINUED FROM COVER "I think if you are going to make a dif- administrative activities for the divisions of humanities and fine arts, social sciences, Gretchen Bataille E ~er completing a master's degree in ference, you have to be in a position to," mathematics and life and physical sciences, nghsh education at California Poly- Bataille said. Monday: as well as student academic affairs. ~echnic State University in 1967, she joined The following academic year, Bataille • 3:30 p.m. - Walking tour of campus with Presi- The College of Letters and Science com- OWaState University as an instructor. was named the chair of the Department of dent Sam Smith prises 85 percent of the campus, with four Bataille's dissertation, discussing an English at Arizona State University. At that • 6:30 p.m. - Dinner with Smith deans in the college reporting to Bataille. ~pproachto the study of American Indian time she taught classes such as Literature of I The University of California, Santa Bar- fIterature at the college level, provided. the the American Indian, 20th Century Ameri- Tuesday: bara is one of nine campuses in the UC sys- oundation for a number of classes she can Indian Novels, Women and Literature, • 9-10 a.m. - Council of Deans - Gibson tem. Unlike WSU, UCSB is not a land- Conference Room, Lighty 405 WO~ldt~ach there and at other universities. and 20th Century American Indian Literature. grant or core campus. • 10-11 a.m. - President's Cabinet! Provost's . ataille said she chose the area of Amer- Bataille eventually became the associate Other differences between UCSB and Council - Gibson Conference Room, Lighty 405 I~an Indian literature because it was the dean for Academic Personnel in the Col- 11: 15 a.m.-noon - Faculty Session - Gibson nght thing to do. lege of Liberal Arts and Sciences at ASU WSU include the absence of professional schools at UCSB, "larger endowments at Conference Room, Lighty 405 "I ~ought it was important. I thought it from 1990-1994. WSU, a 35 percent ethnic minority popula- • noon.-l p.m. - Lunch with President's Executive Was being ignored," she said. In 1994, Bataille returned to California tion among the student body at UCSB, and . Committee - Regents' Room, President's Office .About 10 years later, she became an in her current administrative role at the only French Ad ' the weather. ~SIStant professor, then an associate pro- university in the United States with its cam- Bataille said her background in higher • 1:15-2p.m. - Staff Session - Gibson I~s~or, teaching English and American pus on the ocean. education has taught her that universities Conference Room, Lighty 405 dian literature courses at ISU. As the provost of the College of Letters and colleges nationwide face problems • 2-2:45 p.m. - Student Session - Gibson f Bataille began to climb up administra- and Science, Bataille said she is compara- Conference Room, Lighty 405 with funding, access and establishing an IVe levels of higher education in 1987 ble to a super-dean. ·3:15-4:15 p.m. - Open address with question and understanding between the institutions and When.she took a one-year job as the acting Bataille serves as the college's chief aca- answer session - T]O] Food Science Building the community. asSOCiatedean of instruction at California demic and administrative officer, responsi- Excellence: Program promotes student life POLICE Loo In order to accomplish this, strate- WSU Police Department • CONTINUED FROM COVER gy is required. along Grimes Road. The cows were located and detained. dents . "I think selecting a "What we try to do is push the h are interested in the academics academic interests early, and after November 30, 1996 7:25 p.m.: There was a report of a e college is more of an art r: ,the cool factor is very impor- the students narrow their choices 10:05 p.m.: Apartment owners at plumber's snake taken from the th ~ to them," she said. "Wherever than a science." down to two or three schools, we add Chief Joe reported subjects had been WilmerNakama apartments. elf ASB president goes or the 10 throwing feces at their front door for COOlkid . TERRI FLYNN the student life dimension to rein- s go IS the place to go that the past few weeks. Year." Director, Office of Admissions force their interests." December 2, 1996 Organizers feel the program is a ~:31 p.m.: There was a report of fac~n the evening programs, WSU positive asset to the recruiting December 1, 1996 subjects recklessly throwing snow- abl lty, staff and students are avail- process. 10:24 a.m.: An ambulance was balls at Stevens Hall. in e to speak about everything, rang- Your Home," which include discus- "The students, I think, really go sion on residence halls and the Greek -called to Yakama Village, where the 8:55 p.m.: There was a report of o g from potential majors to resi- away from the evening sessions feel- caller was unable to stop a nose- Qence life system. several individuals on the top of HoI- ing that WSU is a very personable bleed. Twent; departments are repre- "I think selecting a college is more land Library throwing snowballs at S of an art than a science," said Flynn. place," Miller said. 6:28 p.m.: Several reports were the intramural athletes on the inter- ented. ,nci Iuding vetennary. me di1- Cllle the h "People have always seen WSU as a The sponsors of this program are received of cows grazing at large mural field. ..' serv: onors program, student Seafirst Bank, Eduaid and Washing- ~ce.s and Greek affairs. fun and friendly place, but for many, because of the costs of college, the ton Mutual Bank, which will donate stu shdeshow is also presented and prizes and $200 checking accounts s d~nts have the option of attending fun part isn't enough. We also want that can be used toward college ;~slon~ on "Financing a. College to emphasize our academic quali- Why is it called expenses. UcatlOn" or "Making Campus ties."

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Music professor in tune with peers

By MELL DANFORD Cameradschaft. Jarvis agreed it was The Daily Evergreen a perfect fit. The duo has been touring high Half of a music-making duo, schools, recruiting for WSU, for David Turnbull has formed his com- nearly a year. They are working on a February and is currently working on radeship into a local composing, per- CD release and are playing at his dissertation. forming and recording group called schools around the country. He began teaching at the Univer- Cameradschaft. Turnbull is an assis- ~That's our research," Jarvis said. sity of Kansas' trumpet studio in the tant professor of music and trumpet Turnbull came to WSU in the fall fall of 1987. instructor at WSU. of 1994 after the former trumpet In the winter of 1991-'92, Turn- Cameradschaft, instructor Gerald bull played second trumpet for the which means com- Webster took a Kansas City Symphony. He held two radeship, is a concept two-year leave "My wife and I love it full-time jobs at once, commuting 40 that goes back to of absence. miles from Lawrence to practice and 1623, when Holy here. We have rural When Webster perform in Kansas City. Roman Emperor Fer- got a job teach- roots, so we feel like After the work ordeal of '91-'92, dinand II decreed that ing at Portland we fit right in." Turnbull had enough money to "burn all trumpet players State, Turnbull around, do some traveling," he said. and kettle drummers survived a DAVID TURNBULL But while vacuuming his floor, he form a guild. Kettle national job drummers and trum- Assistant professor of music got a call from an old friend with a search to win job offer in Japan. peters typically Webster's full- By February 1993, Turnbull was played in ensembles time, tenure- at the Huis ten Bosch resort outside for nobles. track position. This is Turnbull's first Nagasaki. He played with two per- 'They got a good deal out of beng year on tenure track. cussionists and nine other brass play- in a guild," Turnbull said. "My wife and I love it here. We ers in the Royal Brass Ensemble. "Only guild members could play have rural roots, SQ we feel like we fit "It was like living in Disneyland," trumpet; they had the right to go bust right in," Turnbull said. Turnbull said. 'There were cobble- up a person's face if they heard him Turnbull is from Nebraska. Mar- stone streets, people going around in playing and didn't belong to the sha Turnbull, a registered nurse who wooden shoes, little canals every- guild." works as an electrical engineer in where. David Jarvis, Associate Professor Colton, is from rural Kansas. STAFF PHOTO BY RACHEL E. BAYNE 'The Japanese copied Dutch of Music and a WSU percussion spe- Turnbull earned a bachlor's archi- David Turnbull, an assistant professor music at WSU, plays tecture. Dutch people who visited cialist and a composer, invited Turn- degree in music from Hastings Col- would swear they were in Holland." bull to join his compositional and lege, a small liberal arts college in trumpet in the local group Cameradschaft. performing efforts after they per- Hastings, Nebraska in 1983. He When Turnbull returned to the formed together. They had .trouble moved on to Tempe, Arizona, to do the top three trumpet studios in the Turnbull also finished his course- United States in November 1993, he coming up with a name, so Turnbull graduate study at Arizona State Uni- world. Turnbull earned his master's work for his doctorate at ASU by had money to survive "for a couple did a little research and suggested versity, which then boasted one of degree from ASU in 1986. 1986. He passed his oral exams in of years if! wanted."

.. BE THE WSU ad students compete ~ TECHNICAL BEST. in Alaska for national award ... Computer Science. ed to attend the competition. .. Physics. Electrical Engi- By KELLY KEELER The Daily Evergreen The NSAC team is now brainstorming ways to raise neering. Meteorology. Atmo- the remaining money. spheric Sciences. The Air Force is After raising $2,000 and designing a new way to pro- It recently canceled a shuttle service fundraiser mote pizza, WSU advertising students hope to head to seeking qualified technical special- because student response was low. Alaska this spring. ists to assume immediate respon- For $1, a van would pick students up at Campus Com- The.students in Dan Petek's Advertising 480 class will sibilities. As an Air Force profes- mons North and drive them to Holland Library under- compete in the 1997 National Student Advertising Com- sional you can enjoy great pay and ground parking. Another route would begin at the Book- petition on April 27 in Anchorage, Alaska, said NSAC benefits _ with 30 days of vaca- . ie and stop at Rico gas station near CCN. member Chris Dutton. tion with pay per year and oppor- 'There was a lack of awareness about our cause Fourteen WSU students are working on an advertising tunities to advance. If you're the because we didn't have any signs on the van and students campaign for Pizza Hut that includes sales promotion and technical best, talk to the Air didn't want to part with a dollar," Dutton said. media plans, creative advertisements and a media budget Force. Call Dutton, who drove for the two days the shuttle was iJ1 for the chain. AIR FORCE OPPORTUNITIES operation, said the turnout was very disappointing, but "Pizza Hut is going through a major change this year, after some revamping, the idea could work. TOLL FREE and they would like to reflect that change with a new The clients and rules of the competition have changed 1-800-423- USAF image," Petek said. . each year since it began in 1977. The goal is to provide a The chain _ owned by Pepsico Inc. - is preparing a competitive arena for advertising students. $2 million campaign to encourage customers to dine in 'This is the best group I've had in years. They have a restaurants instead of relying on delivery or carry-out. So ton of talent," Petek said. far.the students have raised $2,000 of the $12,000 need- Variety is the • spice of LIFE I%%G eline •••so try writing for the Evergreen feature sections! cheat sheet

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FEATURES EDITORS [email protected] Christina Bottomley, Liz Mendez 335-1140 MONDAY, DECEMBER 9,1996 PAGE 6 THE DAILY EVERGREEN Differences should Information highway's be settled peacefully advantages overlooked Editor: I know that many individuals All of the information was found How about the power to connect were and still are upset and angered Editor: in local libraries (including the high to radio station B-92 in Belgrad<+ by my letter, but attempting to make When are people who espouse school's) and by placing a few phone Yugoslavia, and other homepages I find myself saddened with some my life miserable is not the way to calls (like the one to the creator of a and leam the truth ·of what is happen- destructive and harmful reactions of change my mind or to dissolve one's others "to get the facts straight" going to practice what they preach? non-commercial synthetic material at ing in that part of the world as it hap- a select few WSU students to a letter own anger about my words. Mr. published in The Evergreen two McQuilkin'S Dec. 4 column on the DuPont). pens? I wrote my October letter both out months ago. "information highway" is just anoth- The student called DuPont, asked What about the power to visit the of love for the women that I see hurt- for the person and was immediately great museums and art galleries of the This letter is in no way intended to er in a long line of such one-Sided ing and out of anger for this hurting transferred without so much as a world? point out any individual or group, or musings and, frankly, I'm tired of they are experiencing. "Who are you and why do you want What about the power to find new to cause further difficulties. - hearing nothing but the down side of Perhaps my message and words the uses of the Internet and World to talk to him?" and innovative ideas from around the My letter to the editor sparked- needed more of that love to show Wide Web. The student informed the scientist world which could lead to new inven- great anger and great support from through but that was not, what I felt As a computer professional for he was building an atom bomb for a tions, a different way of perceiving many different people. like conveying to readers at that several years, I have 'seen and heard science project and asked for infor- the world around you, or help with Unfortunately, within days of my time. similar predictions when other new mation on -this particular synthetic some aspect of your life? letter's publication, I began receiving I do not apologize for speaking forms of technology became wide- material. The scientist gave him all How about the power to bring hang-up calls, prank messages, and my mind - it is my right. It is also spread. the information he wanted. families together, to share in special even had some of my property dam- your right to agree, disagree .or both. For example, when terminals first The student's teacher had expert events, to see and hear that new aged. These activities are still occur- However, it is unnecessary and became commonplace, the prediction govemmental personnel examine the grandchild? ring. unlawful for individuals to take out was made that all programming, "bomb," and they concluded, with This, Mr. McQuilkin, is the true their anger in such ways as hang-up power of the Internet. It will be used It breaks my heart to see WSU computing, business, etc. would be the addition of U-232, the device calls, prank messages and property by some to promote and disseminate students using such destructive and handled from people's homes. would work. damage. McQuilkin was correct that hate, anarchy, perversion, anti-what- hurtful means to dealing with con- In short, the world would be run as Mr. ever and lies. But this is nothing new. flicting ideas, beliefs or opinions. Let us move on to discussion as a a huge cottage industry by a bunch of "knowledge is power," but the resolution to our conflicts, be it recluse bit-pushers, society would "power" to do what? How about the It has been done by word of It is one thing to write a letter, and through letters or one-on-one con- collapse and "1984" would become a power to increase the understanding mouth, then by radio, then Tv. It will another to make harassing phone versation. reality. Did it happen? No. of almost any subject through addi- continue to be done by these media calls and damage some one's proper- Life is full of conflicting ideas, So now we have desktop and lap- tional printed material, graphics, and on the Internet. ty. beliefs, and opinions - we all need top computers in our homes, at work movies and sounds? My cliche, Mr. McQuilkin, is to It seems unnecessary to me for to leam how to deal with such differ- and in our backpacks. Information is How about the power to develop a have some faith in the people and any individual to endure such ences without resorting to destruc- as close as the nearest modem or eth- worldwide network to maintain sur- give them the power of knowledge so responses for any reason - there are tive and harmful behaviors. I believe emet connection and yes, one can veillance, control and monitoring of they can determine who the "sickos" so many other avenues available for we are all capable of this. find information on some pretty scary infectious diseases? are. individuals and/or groups to deal subjects. How about the power to do weeks The Internet is not for everybody, with their anger. One such example But let us put this in perspective. and months of research in a few and in your case, a parking lot sounds Amy L. Burns is through letters to the editor. Long before the Internet was avail- hours? like a good choice. able, determined people could find How about the power to provide These remarks are my own and in the same information. the opportunity of receiving an edu- no way reflect the policies, values, or Take the case of a 17-year-old high cation and self-improvement to per- ideas of WSU, the Center for Teach- r------~~-· school student who, for a class pro- sons who are isolated, disabled or ing and Learning or anyone else. I ~o ject, constructed an atomic bomb. otherwise unable to attend a college I o'o~ Winter'& V V - Break--* :I Not a mock-up, a real bomb. or university? Richard R. 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5tuJent5 BOOK Corrorat,~on THE DAILY EVERGREEN PAGE 7 ~AY, DECEMBER 9, 1996 SPc)RTS wsu claims ninth Dial Classic tournament title looser and lighter on our feet beating ~~ NIMA ZARRABI them into position," he said. "When e Daily Evergreen "Don't tell coach, but we put pressure on the ball we were in control of the ball game." po.Yvonne Kunze's career-high 24 I lost sight of my . Hyett and senior Kristin Erickson str~ts hel~ lead WSU to its second man." a.J.ghtDial Classic Championship were also selected to the alI-tourna- on Saturd . ment team for the second straight W, be ay m an 85-68 victory over JADE HYETI e r State I<. . WSU basketball player year. and unze was 12 of 15 from the field WSU improves its record to 3-1 the ~~ected five rebounds against for the year, while Weber State falls Ildcats. Kunze was named comfortable lead thanks to some hot to 1-4. tournam . enr MVP after averaging 21 On Friday night Jade Hyett literal- POm~ .. e shooting. The Cougars shot 55 per- roe per game in the two tourna- cent from the floor in the first half ly stole the show in the tournament's nt games and took a 44-25 half-time lead. best game. Hyett collected nine I<.unze "d weU sai the Cougars played In the second half the Wildcats steals in the Cougars' 69-68 victory as a team "Th . chipped away at the Cougar lea?, over Fresno State (4-1). ope "ey got me the ball when Iwas bringing it to nine with 4:30 left in No steal was more crucial than her rn n, she said. 'They stayed behind the game. theft with six seconds left in the roe on defense instead of fronting The Cougars put together another game. Hyett picked off a pass by reetty'I felt 1 could read the defense run and got defensive stops that P Well." Fresno State guard Michelle Ander- restored their cushion to 20 points. son, ending the Bulldogs' chance to WSU coach Harold Rhodes said I<.Unz . WSU held the Wildcats to 33 per- take the lead. IS~e Cougars' go to player. "b cent shooting from the field. "Don't tell coach, but 1 lost sight offe ch tune down the floor on Sophomore Jade Hyett contin~ed of thnse,she needs to be a focal point of my man," Hyett said. "I knew she her defensive pressure by collecting ope e set", he sm.id "Wh enever she's was cutting back door. Iread the eyes five steals to go with eight points and 1'0~' We need to get the ball there. of the player who had-the ball." STAFF PHOTO BY SHINICHI SUGIURA We' ght Was probably the best game six assists. Kunze led the Cougars with 18 Rhodes said the defense was more Jade Hyett made a game saving steal to propel the Cougars insi~:."had in establishing Yvonne points and 12 rebounds. Erickson intense against the Wildcats. added 16 off the bench. to their second straight Dial Classic tournament title. WSU opened the game with a "I think defensively we were a lot Cougars not satisified with win Cougs

By)) middle hitter still wants more. "'h OUG DUER t. e D 'z "That's not my focus," she said. ground W' az y Evergreen "When 1 do focus on that I usually I<.antth a straight-set win over play my worst game." Gy~as State on Sunday in Bohler And the Cougars can ill-afford to adv~ the WSU volleyball team have Silvernail playing her worst Eagles NCMed to the third round of the game as they travel to Stanford ~o And tO~ament. take on Loyola Marymount this FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS brate Whil~ the Cougars did cele- weekend. . Fredri the. win, WSU coach Cindy If the Cougars do make It past Two days before the Cougars' lack ~k ~d players still expressed a Loyola Marymount they would then game against intrastate opponent Tb satisfaction. play the winner of the stanford-USC Eastern Washington, WSU coach the Ce lack of satisfaction is because Kevin Eastman wamed his players furthe O~gars, even after advancing g~~e know we can knock off USC that the Eagles were an improved n other rw the toumament than any or stanford," Fredrick said. team which could beat the Cougars. anythi SU team, have not proven That is true, as the Cougars h~ve Eastern has come a long way in ng. one-plus seasons under coach Steve Don't beaten both the Trojans and Cardmal Fred . k get them wrong however, if this season, but the Cougars have Aggers. But they haven't come that haven~ and the volleyball team never beaten the Cardinal m Stan- far. assUroeamed anything, it is not to ford. . The Cougars, now a perfect 5-0, Th e anYthing. "Stanford is going to have to ~IV~ showed the Eagles (3-3) just how far rOUnderwould point out their second you the match for you to WI~, away they are, destroying them 80- son as lOSSto Oral Roberts last sea- Kansas State coach Jim Moore s~d. 46 at Reese Court in Cheney. esson one rt' . . "But they did that last year agamst "I've been here a year and a half, bee S Just that the Cougars have Texas." and that's the worst loss since I've the ~~~USed. on winning it all since Stanford, USC and wsu ~e the been here," Aggers said. "A hurn- And praCtice of the season. three remaining teams left m the bling, humiliating, embarrassing I<.ans a thumping of a No. 24 tournament from the Pac-1.0. All of loss on our home court. Idon't know au. as State team is not winning it them are in the Pacific region how- what else Ican say. '1bi . ever, which none could advance out kids I' s ISthe most focused group of "A good old-fashioned butt kick- of . ing was all it was." A.n;e eVer had," Fredrick said. Washington and Arizona were The Cougars jumped all over the Silvern ~lat focus starts with Sarah both eliminated from thetoumament E au, in the second round. Pacific knocked STAFF PHOTO BY SHINICHI SUGIURA Eagles from the outset, converting P -~~n though she has been named ac off Anzona while OW was downed Sarah Silvernails' focus has the Cougars in the third round. See BASKETBAt.L Page 8 alI tiro p~ayer of the year and is the by Brigham Young. e kill leader at WSU the senior "ALWAYS FREE DELIVERY!II { ------. ------~------~ , Lar~e2 tQping Jumbo T-w-o M[e~llDJl 1: GOdfathers half pepperoni/half combo, TOpplllg PizzaTM Go den rust breadsticks and small Golden Crust: : Pizza cinnamon dessert Pizzas (' I' Ii ·~.nrIDo<])<]) V <]><]) } '~]15) o<_9)@) I 1232 N. Gra:Qd ~ '/fo • 332-3~06 ~s 332-3'106 : ~5 332-3'106 ~attl·s Pizza. I 332-3706 Pizza. NOIvalid wllb NOIValid Wllb I PizZ!l. Nol Valid wllh V ang olber coupon I ang olber coupon I ' PULLMii\.N V ang olber coupon V fXPlittS 12·30·96 coupon Required I I EXPllttS 12·30·96 Coupon Required I ~LWii\.YS I EXPllttS 12'!0:,9~ C!u.!'o!' ~e!u!!,~ __ I ------1

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By ALLISTAIR JAMES Contributing writer Anime, or Japanimation, is the Japanese style of animated cartoons, Anime is designed not just for kid- dies on Saturday morning, but for adults as well. Many of us grew up with the anime classics. Star Blazers remains in the forefront of our Blazers centered around voyage of the crew of the !Space Cruiser Yamato

~"';'~. '!!.,~:~':';;;both ,~d alien on their one-year planet Ishcadar, i For those who IStar Blazers, titles the White Lion" or "Voltron" may t:veak the synapses. Voltron is a clas- SIC that aired in the early '80s in most of the U.S. The robots in Voltron are What as known as "mecha." Mecha, roughly translated, means robot. Most anirne mecha are usually of the ~ant variety, and come with an exot- IC array of weapons, shapes and per- sonalities. Even if you think you've never seen any anime in your life, chances are you probably have. Does the title 'Transformers" ring a bt!ll? After its demise in the U.S. dlll'ing the late ,80s, Transformers continued on for some time in Japan. Other surprise anime titles include "Silver Hawks," Which was about a team of bionically augmented superheroes who resem- ble birds, and "Thunder Cats" that centered around the adventures of Lion-O and the evil Mum Ra. did anime disappear from the 'gthe '80s? The sad truth is parent groups felt that "S~ rs," "Robotech," "Voltron, , aber Riders and the Star Sher- rifs,"were too violent for American children, A surprising fact is that many imported episodes of anime are heavily edited, In the uncut Star Blaz- ers, Wildstar didn't stop to admonish the evil Gamilon he blew them up. Zentradi died in' droves during the Hood Canal spot Shrimp in lemon Butter Sauce average episode of "Robotech." It Author Booksigning 1112102 pound I Ipollhrimp (Iorge IhrimpJ 21ahlelpoonl minced parlIer, divided Was only recently that "G-Force" yta$ featuring 410h/elPooni huller or margarine 11121ahlelpaoni lemon juice alloWed to return to the . llealpoon 1011 During G-Force's orginaI llealpoon graled lemon leIl (peeD ing the mid-'80s, blood was Mary Houser Caditz 5 dovel garlic, minced Cooked rice, op/ional (mon element. 1181ealpoon dried Ihyme If you're interested in Tuesday, December 10,1996 ,". I. Clean and Ihe/llhrimp, leaving laill on. (Spollhrimp do nol need deveining.J Pal (omplelely dry. IPme, certain movies are a !l!he first is Akira by Katsuhiro from 12:00 . 1:30PM Hefrigerale if done ahead and pal dry agoin. IOtomo. Available in 2 Before (ooking, preheal oven 10 400 degreel. In a lma// saucepan, me/! huller and add lall, garlic, Ihyme, !video store, Akira is and Iloh/elPoon paflley. Pour huller mixlure in large haking dilh and lop wilh Ihrimp. Isecond is at least one of 1 PI(J(edilh in oven and hake for 5minuiel. Remove from oven, lum Ihrimp over, pour lemon juice over, and Ranma 112or Uretsi Yatsura. No true IprinHe graled lemon leIl on lop of Ihrimp. Relum 10 oven ond hake 8'more minuh otaku, or fan, can escape without see- place ing a least one episode of the Robot- 4. Remove from oven, on lerving dilh and spoon huller sooce over Ihrimp 10 Iheyare {overed. Sprinkle ech, or Macross, series. These tapes rell of parlley on lop. Afay he lerved over cooked rice. are all available at speciality shops like Safari Pearl Comics. And if you take a liking to Anime, and wan~ to meet more people with your fetish, AI much a gill book 01 0 (ookbook, Wondering and FeOlling Divides !he slole inlo seven regions, providing a there are trade shows aplenty - or hisloricol and culinary lour of each. Washinglon's mis/y foresls, rugged coosl/ines, quiel hays, inland volleys, mojeslic just talk to the folks at WSU Anime. mounloins, dry deser/s, and fer/ile hills hring for/h a houn/y of divene foodl. Here !hey are feolured in lanlolizing reripes Today's aniine is eye-popping and wch as Fodes's[hmlerelles in Puff Poslry shells; feollle's foki folmon; long Beoch'l [ronherry Alouse in Hozelnul Buller entertaining and can be found in all Wandering and Feasting [rus!,' Enumclaw's fnaw-(opped All. KoinierPudding; Winlhrop's Flonlcfleok wi!h Blue Cheese, Alushroom and fun-dried ,genres - action.! ...Jl)mance, sci-fi, A Washington Cook/;xJok lomolo fluffing; Wallo Wallo's fweel Onion [on"'!,' and Pullman's [ougor 601~ IJpple, and Onian foup. Divine reripes, !classic, horror, comqly, d, yes. Mary Houser (adltz beauliful his/oric ,fIolographs, and on imide glimplt of Woshinglon slole hislory owoil!hp reader. there's even porno . ·me. $22.95 Anime is a pleasant escape real- ity in a tone that speaks tq,Your adult nature. Hey ---:-it ain't G.I. Joe. students • Book • Corporation THE DAILY EVERGREEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 9,1996 PAGE 10

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WAZZU·NET 113 Murrow Hall, Pullman, WA 99164 1 rmmt needed for house close to hUp:/Iwww.web·x.com!wazzu.net NS, ND, F needed beginning 1/97. 4 campus, $250/mo., 5 mo. lease. Call bdrm, 2 bath house, w / d, own room, (509) 335-4573 334-4690. 2 M/F Roommates needed to share $212.50/mo. + uti!. Call 332-4417 1 Rmmt needed for house located CeN Apt. with 2 drunks. $218/mo +1/4 uti!. Leave Message at 332-7560 Rmmt needed for 4 bdrm duplex. 1 on campus. block from Bookie, $260/mo, $125 101 Roommates $247332-7083 2 rmmtes needed for 2nd sern., 3rd dep., 1/4 uti!., avail 12/21. 334-0463 RENTALS floor CCN Apt. $222/mth +1/4 ut. 1 F rmmt needed for 2nd sem. to 1 rmmt needed Spring sem for CCN Rmmt needed for nice clean Prov Ci Call 332-0792. share CCS apt., $182.50/mo. & 1/4 apt. $217/mo +1/4 uti!. Call 332- apt for spring semester. $257/mo 101 Roommates utilities, W/D. Call 334-0825 8962. 2 rmmts needed. Brand new apt on +1/2 utitities. Call 332-2108. campus, $310/mo. Avail 12/13. Dec 1 bdrm in 4 bdrm. house in excellent 1 F rmmt needed for 2nd semester to 1-2 rmts. needed for Willow Place Rmmte needed 4 2 story,2 Bdrm rent paid. Call Shelley or Cat 4-9370. location, 5 min. walk from classes! share CCN apt. $215.50/mo. & 1/4 Apt. Huge room, wlk in closet, own Condo, Fireplace, near Bus stop Only $179/mo. Ryan @332-5475. utilities. Call 334-3390. bath, W/D. $200/mth Call 332-8186. 21+ M/F NIS clean rmmt for 2nd $250/mo+1/2 Util Eric/Brian 4-7867 sem. Summerhill apt, $245/mo '1-1/2 1 F N /S rmmt needed for Chinook 2 F rmmt wanted ASAP. CCN apt Rmte Needed, 2 Bdrm, Close 2 Cam- 1 F rmmt needed for 3rd floor, clean, uti!. Large room. John at 332-3594. townhouse. Quiet, easy going. Avai!. relatively quiet, CCN apt. Call 332- $216/mo. + 1/4 uti!. Close to bus pus $250/mo +1/2 uti!. Avai!. Jan. 12/20, $228/mo. 333-6298. 2814. route. Call 332-3574leave message. ATIENTION COUGARS: 2 rmmts Ask 4 Neil, Mike or Lv. Msg. 2-5302. 2 F Rmmts for CCN apt. Avail wanted to share CCN apt _w/2 fun 1 F NS rmmt needed for 2 story Nez 1 F rmmt needed for Spring sem for ROOMMATE WANTED: Dead or Spring sem. $215.50/mo+ 1/4 uti!. females. $213/month 334-3401 Perce Apt., $229/mo., cheap phone Boulder Creek apt. $247/mo. Call Alive, Great apt. location, Spacious Ask for Steph or Andi @334-6238 & electric. Call Lisa 333-6102. Erica at 332-8519,leave message. CLEAN, NIS, F for 4 bdrm house. apt.$250/mo +1/2 uti!.Ca1l334-3759. $175/mo., 1/4 uti 1., WID, on bus F rmmt for 3 bdrm dplx, $175/mo. 2 F rmmts needed to share CCN apt Short walk to campus,. on bus rt. 1 1 F rmte for nice 2nd floor Summer- route. Call Vicki @ 332-2389. r 1/3 ut!. Avail Dec. 20. 10 min. Spring sem. $216.50/mo. + 1/4 utilit- rmmt needed Jan Ist, 1997, for 2 hill Apt. available Dec. 20. ies. Please call 332-6487. walk from campus. Call 334-0936. $245/month +1/2 ut. Cal!. 334-0906. CLOSEST YOU CAN GET TO THE bdrm apt. No pets, N/S, $200/mo 2 female roommates needed for Jan- BUS AT CCN, 2 people needed to +1/2 uti!. Call 332-0886,leave mess. , F rmmt needed desperately for 2 1 F/M, NS rmmt needed for a 19. 2 bdrm apt. $200/mo + 1/2 uti!. W/D uary for 3rd floor CCN apt. make apt. complete. Call 334-3707. bdrm. duplex, $250/mo. + 1/2 uti!. $218.50/rrionth. Call 332-5573. 105 Apts, For Rent avai!. Call 332-3023,evenings. Jenny 334-2651 Deposit paid! 1 M/F rmmt needed 1 Bdrm Apt. on Pioneer Hill, Quiet, 1 F rmmt needed for 2 bdrm apt 2 M/F rmmts needed for 4 bdrm for next semester in 2 bdrm Medow- 1 Female Rmmt needed for 2nd se- on bus route, No smoking, No pets, Spring sem., close to Dissmores, on CCN apt. $218/mo +1/4 uti!. Call brook apt. Call ASAP 332-1580. mester for a 2bdrm apt at Boulder bus route, $244.50/mo. Call 333-6175 Denise or Tara at 332-4570. avai!. Jan 10. $370 332-0422 Creek. $265/m. Call Azure: 332-6581 F grad to share fum. home, avail Jan. 1 M rmmt needed to share bdrm in F N/S for 2 bdrm, no pets. Near bus . Ist, $250/mo.+ 1/3 util., no smoking, 2 bdrm apt avail Jan. 1, DIW, CCS apt. $190/mo. Call 332-3632. 1 Female Rmmt wanted for CCN rt. $250/mo. Call 332-3258. drinkin~ or pets. Call 334-0647. $495/mo. Call 332-8842. Apt, on bus route, Great Apt! $212, 1/4 uti!. 334-5552ask for Jen or Mari 1 M N/S rmmt for 3 bdrm house. 2 ~£y, 11-lIS DoEC;N'T blks from campus. Avail Dec 20. W/D, $204/mo. Call 334-7163. iA~TE LIKEA 1 M rmmt needed for 3rd floor CCN BUFFALO! apt. for Spring semester $219.50/mo.+ 1/4 uti!. 334-4273 1 M Rmmt needed for huge 4 bdrm house, gatage r on bus route, yard, etc. $250 month, Dec paid. 332-0140 1 M Rmmt needed, CCS Apt $187.50/ per month + 1/4 uti!. Open Immediately. Call 334-7251,Le. Msg. THE DAILY EVERGREEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 9,1996 PAGE 11

105 Apts. For Rent 110 Furnished Apts. 130 Houses 145 Subleases 305 Parttime LBdrm Apt for Rent avail. Jan 1, 1 bdrm CCN apt. Married couple 3 bdrm, 2 bath, big kitchen, fire- Wanted' 2 To Take Over Lease Sales people wanted: experience in, Non-Smoking, quiet, and 5-10 min pref, $325/mo. Avail end of Dec. For place, yard, $730/mo. Furniture for 2bd/1 bath apt. Wil-Ru Apt. Behind door to door, dept. store, gen. sales? Walk from campus. Call: 334-7296 more info, leave mess at 332-7833. sale. Call 334-7043. Pete's $500/mo., $200 dmg dep. 3rd Need cash for holidays. Call 2-0702. fl., save on energy bills. Glenn 332- ; bdrm apt on Military Hill. Avail 2 Bdrm Apt for Rent, furnished, 4 Bdrm House Avail. at Sem., Car 4490. 435 Electronics .or Spring sern., on bus route, W /D avail. Dec 21, on bus route, Quiet, Port, Great Location, W /D hook up. In complex, $489/mo., 333-6175 close to campus. $375/m 334-0497 $1060/month. Greg or Josh 334-7281 Alpine CD shuttle $175, sub-box w / 12" woofers $225, or OBO. 334-2133 2 Bdrm Apt. off campus, W /D, Wa- 2 bdrm apt, inexpensive util, Pullman 3 bdrrn, 2 bath, fireplace, 2 REAL ESTATE ter and Garbage included, $500/mo. Close to campus, avail end car garage, all appliances, SW 1130 Wadliegh Dr. Call (206)454-6792. FOR SALE $550/Month. Call 332-2978. of Dec/beg of Jan. Call 332-4350. 205 Houses 2 bdrm on Oak St. $485/ mo. 334- Nice 2 bdrm fum. apt., WID, on bus Rent: 3 Bdrm House Pioneer Hill lo- 6722 route, 7 min walk to campus. Avail. cation, on bus rt., full bsmt, carport, 3 bdrrn, 2 full baths, 1 car grg. Appl 401 Stuff that's gotta go Dec 22. Please call Jeff 334-6669 DW, no pets. $765/mo. 332-0212 incl. 1700 sq ft. $119 K. Call 335-3834, 2 bdrm Prov Ct apt avail for lease Ive mess/334-4103, eves/weekends. 2.Arcade machines, Final Flight and Jan. $515/mo. Call 334-5487. Nice 3 bdrm apt on campus, W /D, Sublet 2 bdrm. house, large rooms, Pit fighter, $500 each OBO. Stimson furnished, parking. Avail. 2nd Se- 1.5 bath, close to campus/ dwntwn, No down payment. Hall 335-3017. 2 bdrm, water & garbage incl. mester. 334-0754 - avail 1/97, $680/mo., Ca1l334-3481 Owner will pay 5% of $129,000 pur- $1550/mo. Avail now. Call 360-683- chase price toward your down pay- 27" RCA Stereo TV, purchased in 030 or 334-1352. HUGE FURNISHED APARTMENT 140 Duplexes ment on a brand new 2500 sq ft Pal- Sept. $420 value, $300 OBO. Call 334- ! , HOMES ouse home. 9411 3 bdrm apt avail. ASAP!,W /D, 5 min CCS has ONE 2 bed/2 bath, fum 2 bdrm top duplex avail on bus alk Features incl 3.5 bdrrn, 2.5 bath, dou- w to campus, Maple St. $285/mo. apt. homes avail. Jan-May leases. route. Pets OK! First mo + dep. 334- C ble car garage, deck off of dining Couch, tan $100, Desk w / hutch all 332-1348. Dec Free. Rec Hall w / indoor pool, 4463. area, Lennox complete heat system. $100, end tables $50, entertainment tanning bed, & pool table. Only 7.mo. sublease for 2bdrm, 1bath w/ Subleases Kitchen appliances, incl above the center $125, weight set $75, all obo kitchen. Free uti!. $515/mo. Pets OK. . $179/mo. based on 4 pers occ. Call 145 range micro. 334-2133 332-0847 or stop by to tour. Call 334-3694 Avail. immediately. 1 Bdrm Apt for sublease. $389/mo. Located at 530 N Beach in Palouse on a nicely landscaped oversized Desk, metal, With 3 drawers. BRAND NEW!!! 3 Bdrm, 1 & 3/4 Quiet, clean studio Apts on campus. Free hot water, on express rt, quiet, Efficient heat, parking, storage, big bdrm. Call 334-5834. comer lot. Appts made at your con- 28Hx40Wx20D, $35. Bath apts. A/C, D/W, WID & venience. 878-1497/332-9498. W /D, no pets. 334-4407 Call 332-8818. ~/wave in unit. No pets, close to 1 bdrm apt, close to downtown & uS stop, quite residential area, $7 campus. $370/mo + util. Avail Jan 1. Graduating! Must sell like-new 25/mo.334-7444. Call 332-1822, leave message. EMPLOYMENT Queen size mattress, box spring, & frame. $150 OBO. Call 332-2108. raVing Baby must move, Avail. 1 Bdrm Apt. very large and spacious. 2/20, 1 Bdrm, $360/mo. Own front Avail. after finals or Jan 1st. $399, General MOVING! Wash/dry set, xlg cap, 6 yard, close to bus. Call 334-7640. 301 Please Gall Jason at 334-3297 mo. old. $600 obo. Dine set, full/bed, $1750 weekly possible mailing our desk, dresser, 2 couches 333-8232 It ~ppears that Wil Ru apts, the 1 Large spacious bdrm, veO' close to circulars. For info call 202-298-9404. - ?ulet Complex, will have a few 1 & campus! , Quiet!, own parking. New Blazeking w / stove. Sears bdrm apts & one 2 bdrm Town- $351/m, Avail. 1/10. Call: 332-7037 house avail for next sem. They will space heater btu 50,000. Table saws. go fast, so if you are here to study, 2 bdrm apt avail Dec. 16, $475/mo. APARTMENT COORDINATOR Rototiller 8HP. 334-4407. not party, call 332-5631. Very quiet and close to campus and Housing Services is now accepting downtown. Call 334-6341. applications for 1997-1998 Repo/Factory must sell L arge1 bdrm apt. Close to campus. immediately: 2 new steel buildings, 1 $ 3 Family /Single Apartment Coordina- 95/mo. Call 332-5184. 2 bdrm apt downtown near Taco tor Positions. Pick up your applica- IS 25x30, buy for balance owed, An- Time, nice kitchen, $525/mo. Avail d y 800-606-7121. . rge tion at Housing Services in Streit- ta 2 Bdrm w/Patio, D/W, Gar- Dec. 18- May. Call 332-7319. age Disp., Near WSU, Quite, Perham Office suite. Applications must be returned by Feb 7. 1997. Set of 4 stud snow tires, used once. ~mo. Avail. Jan. 1. 332-3746. 2 bdrm apt. on Oak. Close to Sz 215 75 14. $50 each OBO. Will campus. Call 332-4252 separate. 332-2765. L~rge Studio Apt. for Sublease, 5 Cat-lover needed to watch cat from mm .. walk to campus, $250/mo. in- 2.!idrm avail 2nd semester, very qui- Dec. 19- Jan. 12. Payment $6.50/day. ~g utilities. Call Jeff at 334-3606. ft, $525/mo. 332-4793 . 410 Computers N· Call Tanya for more info. 332-4741. Ice .1 bdrm apt, laundry room on 2 bdrm fum. apt., 3 blks from cam- Fo~ Sale: Macintosh SE 4/120, Style rremlses, 15 min from WSU, in Col- pus $560/mo, park access, ready Wnter II , $350. Please Call Tim: 332- Korean & Russian students. Profit ax. $250/mo. Dep & last mo rent re- Dec. 23. Chris or Juliet 332-0881 0211 from a business in Russia or Korea quired. Phone 334-2848 after 5PM. m;NQY~ 2 bdrm, great location, $490/mo. while going to school here. Call (918) MAC LC II 80 MG, 4RAM, 14" Col------~Uiet 1 bdrm apt w / deck, carpets, Call anytime and leave message 334- 342-0715 for interview or Monitor and HP Desk Writer. ~ppliances. 332-3746. prrcHER~ 2386. $4750bo, Call Rob at 332-7578 Spacious & Quiet 1 bdrm apt, close Close 2 M/F rmmts needed for 4 bdrm, 2 WANTED WORD OF MOUTH to campus, $315/mo., Ig. storage bath house. Studious, clean,' friendly, ADVERTISERS Do you like to talk? 415 Sporting Goods ~ove in during finals. 334-5734 $237/mo. + util. Call Wes 332-0888. Are you friendly? Would you like to make Xmas $$'s just by talking to Orvis Fly Reels. Morner 3/Wind SpaCious 1 bdrm apt, fum, quick 3 bdrm apt, 5 min walk to campus, people? If the answer is yes, call B. $225. Ba ttenkill W / extra Spool $85. Walk to campus, well maintained, avail ASAP, $730/mo. Call 334-1768. Martin Marketing Group 882-6248. Call 332-6642. ~o rent ASAP. Kathy 334-6826. 3 Bdrm townhouse, 1&1/2 bath, Studio & 1 bdrm apts avail Jan 1. yard, covered parking. $700/mth. Close to campus, no pets. Call Available Dec. 20. Call 334"2670. 332-2151. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 3 bdrm, unfurn, avail 1/97. 1-3/4 ba, Edited by Trude Michel Jaffe T"~------Ired of Roommates?? Lg. 1 bdrm w / d hu, carport w / storage, near aVail 12/16. Quiet, view, close to bus, pet ok, $625, 1mo. pd. 332-5633. ACROSS 3 Yearning 42 - off: parries 55 Part of letter campus & groc. Call 334-5285. 1 Gives off 4 Youngsters: 43 Aida and ending 3 Brm dplx, new carpet, wood stove, 115 Unfurnished Apts 6 Seaweed Var. Arkin 57 Pine Tre.e State car port, W /D hook up & Quiet $650 derivative 5 Smiles 48 Made the 59 Inquires 2 Bdrrn & den, firepl. kitch. in the Call Todd 332-5419, or 334-5100. MONDAY 10 Rumple derisively rounds 60 Being: Lat. country all ut. heat, eltc inc .. $550 no 14 Open the door 4 bdrm CCN apt. Graduating seniors 6 In addition 50 "Swan Lake," for 61 "If-a pets, no srnk. AvaiI.J2/~; 332-1338 15 Ear part 7 need sublease Jan.-May. Furn., Pool, Links game one Hammer" 16 Against 8 Toward the 52 Long"legged 2 br on bus rt, deck, 1000 sq ft, apprv laundry facilities, $219/mo. 334-2586 62 Grandmother 17 Philosopher stern bird 63 Krupa beat it pets-no dogs, $399 sgl $465 dbl. Avail 12/20: CCS apt, huge, fum 2 John- 9 Shark 53 Palmerof 405 SE Jordan-Pullman. 882-5327. 67 Family member, bdrrn, 2 bath. New carpet & linole- 18 Bridge event passenger 7 Down for short um. Water & grbg pd. W /D hkup. 19 Despot 10 Biondi or Dillon Dabco/PP&B Apts 1 bdrm apts Last mo + dep to move in. 332-2765. 20 Pot of gold 11 Inappropriate ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: avail Jan 1. $340-$356/mo, $300 provider? 12 Bear Avail. 12/26 clean, quiet 3rd floor 2 PEALIRIATA o V E N security dep, last mo rent & ~ep 23'- Lanka 13 Fathers bdrm SummerHill Apt. OW, view, A R N E A eRE S N E R 0 in advance. Laundry fac on Site, 24 Refrain 21 Permitted C 0 A T 0 FAR M S S S T S on bus route. $480/m. 334-6839 beginning off-st lighted parking. Located at 22 Teacher EDITH_NAPA ATEE 1205 Valley Rd & 960 C St. A~t Cheap 3 bdrm house w / backyard. 25 Psyche parts 26 Stalk 26 Hit the slopes R E L E N/Tms,1ufA L viewing begins Nov 12. Avail 3 blocks from campus. Sublease 2nd 27 Casino game 29 Sign of healing _R 0 0 T REB 1_E L 28 Favor thru Dabco Mgt, 1100 Stadium sem. $660/mo. Call 332-8242 32 Border upon 30 Hurt • 0 A RIG , Way, 332-7249. Fully fum. 2 bdrm/. 2 bath at CCS, 'Afu" I CAP / ElM A Y'~"'"c.'Li'D 34 Incline toward 31 Borscht -::-1-::--::-Y -::-1-::- avail. 12/20, $720. 1 bdrm for 2 w / 2 36 Froze ingredient REF ArnGWR~ BED S Quiet, private Albion 1 bdrm. avail. TitfTE R N E M 0_ twinbed is avail. now, $360. 4-1480 38 Support 33 Samovars to non-smoker. No pets. $295/mo. 41 Pot of gold 35 Measured ....w A S TED D 0 B BIN Deposit req. 334-0627, afternoons. Furnished 2 Bdrm Apt for Rent, on location? portion P 0 R T A"rp IE. N EAT 0 bus route, avail. Dec 25, no deposit. 44 PC attachment 37 Kind of poker I D A S B 0 o K J A C K E T $500/m call for details 332-8494 120 Rooms 45 And others: 39 Chilly P A P A ODDERIHEMS OVER 200 DRINHS RVRILRDLE . S y S T 1 bdrm avail in comfy large 3 bdrm Large 1 Bdrm Apt sublease until Abbr. 40 Cote R E E D S E S S 0 ON OUR LIST house. 1 or 2 to share welcome. Aug. 97, on A Lus route. $350 46 Blackthorn dwellers 11/19/96 D/W, W /D, call 334-2508. Please Call Mijeong at 332"3312 47 Pre-Easter period Large modern 2 Bdrm Apt. w / deck. needed in. quiet, clean home. 49 Sailor Rmmt All appliances & dishwasher & dis- NS or indoor pets, everything is cov- 51 Ernie of 7 Down m-+---jf-+--+- posal. Drapes and carpet. 332-3746 52 Droop ered for $330/mo. 332-4159. Lrg. 1 Bedroom apt. available for 54 Period 125 Mobile Homes sublease starting Jan 1. For info. con- 56 Saigon's tact Kat at 334-3057 country, to Gis TIRED OF THE DORMS 14x70 3 bdrm, 2 bath, pellet st~ve, 58 Pot of gold D NEED PRIVACY AND SPACE, fridge, D/W, W /D. Campus Vista New 4 bdrm triplex with W /D, yard locale? ON'T WANT TO SHARE A BED- #319, $550/mo. Call 334-1774. or will need 2 Rmmts for this triplex. 64 Motels llOOM?THEN CHECK THIS OUT! Please call for info at 332-5467 65 Be in a hurry ~ampus Commons North has TEN 4 130 Houses 66 Prevaricators Newer 2 bdrm apt, 2 blks away from BDROOM 2 BATHROOM FUR- 68 Small quantity 2 Bdrm house close to campus for bus route, D/W, W /D. Avail. now. NISHED APTS. for lease starting Jan. 69 Literary lioness rent. House has a balcony, very spa- $585/mo.Ca1l334-0466 evenings. 1. Stop by 1920 N.E. Terre View 70 Boredom Drive or call 332-6814 and check out cious, large yard. $500332-1514 Only 3rd floor CCN apt avail, very 71 Gadgets for ur GREAT COMMUNITY! FREE °D clean, deposit free, avail 12/23. Call 7 Down Be. STORAGE! . 215 Colton, Palouse. Need some soon 332-5466 72 Tinted peace & quiet? Newer 2 bdrm, 2 73 Sport groups bath, single car garage. Nat gas Single room, close to campus, with Furnished Apts. home, W /D, cozy gas FP. $650/mo + kitchen, $200 sec. dep. $250/mo., DOWN 110 $500 damage. 878-1497, 332-9498. Avail 2nd semester. Call 332-2927 1 Building ·extension 1 bdrm apt w / deck avail Dec 20. 3 bdrm house 10 min from campus. Spacious 1 Bdrm Apt, clean, quiet, 2 Grimalkin's call Ctose to campus, W /D. $375/mo. By Stanley B. WhiUen W /D, D/W, fireplace, on bus route, on bus route, ready Dec. 22 and () 1996l..os Angeles Times Syndicate Call 332-4241. bkyd., avail at sem. Call 334-7324. lease ends Aug. 7. $409/ m. 334-3098 • a •• , . .._ ...... 4.4 ••• PAGE 12 'THE DAILY EVERGREEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 9,1996

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415 Sporting Goods 515 Autos NOTICES 725 Announcements 725 Announcements Snowboard WIBindings. Q!'Irn_ 149, CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE!! Big Need insurance? Call Farmer's Insurance- 88' Chevy Corsica blue- newer paint. ridden once. Great free style board, savings on overstocked sweatshirts, t- Bill or Tim Paul, 334-1200, S. 325 Grand. 82,000 miles, runs great. $2,000 abo great price-$350. Call Jason 333-5103. 710 Lost shirts, henleys, shorts & more! Also, Auto, Renters, Home, and Life. Call 333-1220 . we'll print a FREE WSU design on Faux Silver & Gold watch lost near anything purchased at TRITICUM Need someone to share driving & 440 Skis & Equipment Todd Han 12/2 between lOam - PRESS!Triticum Press, SE 245 Para- gas to San Diego. Lve Dec 21. Return noon. Call if found 333-3011. 175 Rossingol Ski's, Barely used, 91 Honda Civic, htchbk,SI, 5spd, AC, dise, Pullman. Under the Old Post neg Dec 27-29.335-1303/882-7099. , WIsize 8 ski boots & poles. $100 sun rf, new $950 CD sys, low ride, LOST: Neutered male cat, gray with Office Theater. 332-8801. OBO. Call 333-1870. .grt hwy car, $7500abo, call 332-6690 white markings, in the area of the Meadows and Pro-Mall. 332-8818. CUSTOM LETTERING makes your Snow skis, K2 5500. Length: 180. Sal- '93 Altima. White, tinted wind, $1000 sportswear gifts personal. CHRIST- omon 547 bindings. K2 poles. Call Found MAS DESIGNS transform a t-shirt or John at 332-1934. stereo system, new wheels & tires, 715 AC, AT,cruise, $11,500.332-3953. sweatshirt into a wearable holiday The following items were found on .greeting. All are available at Santa's 450 Pets/Supplies Pullman Transit: clip on glass, Shirtshop, aka TRITICUM PRESS,SE backpack of Cody Davis, tan umbrel- 1.5 yr oldM cockatiel, hand raised, 245 Paradise, Pullman. Under the la, blue folder, notebook with name very friendly, needs good horne, $75, 520 Trucks Old Post Office Theater. 332-8801. and phone numbers, blue sweater, includes 2 cages. Call 334-0699. sweatshirt of Alpha Tau Omega, 2 BIG SALTWATER AQUARIUMS 1978 Chevy Luv Pick up long bed; skateboard, many other items. These Come to the SO"If'ce for sale. Very nice, must see, many Newall terrain tires, 90k mi., runs items can be claimed at Pullman tHE: TRAWL TeAM' accessories, make an offer. 334-6759. well, $1300firm. 334-2738. Transit, NW 775 Guy Street (332- 4556 University Way NE 6535) until Oct. 14. After then, claim Suite 221 at Pullman Police Department. Seattle, WA 98105 ....-800-75::3-66::36 TRANSPORT SERVICES 725 Announcements CIGARS LONDON from $489 RT WOl"ld Class SelectlOI' 515 Autos FRANKFURT from $549 RT FLY CHEAP!!! GIFT WORLD, INC. 1994 white Toyota Camry LE, 625 Professional from Ale. "Idaho's .Leading Tobacco Dealer" TOKYO $599 ar automatic, Cruise, snow tires, 4 door, *COURIER AIRFARES* 'London $99 'Mexico $150 'Rio $250 610 1!2 Main Street, from $1048 RT mi. 25,000.$15,000OBO. Call 3-1870. -Tokyo$350 'Sydney $420 (ALL RT.) SYDNEY PSYCHOLOGY CLINIC. Graduate Downtown Lewiston I.' 1111" ... *Above fares from SeattJe* student therapists provide mental (Across from Wells Fargo Bank) *Great fares from Spokane too* 87' Hyundai needs new tires! health service to adults, children, AIR C_Q:U~~ER Our 21st Year! INTERN ATION AL A ",ember ot=The Univ~rsit"Y muffler but reliable. and families. Fees: $5-$50 per hour. 1-800-298- 1230 24 hrs. and Student Travel Net""o"-" $600 882-8163 Call 335-3587for application.

The More You the More You Still need to complete your Advertise Save Ask Your Sales Representative About University Writing Portfolio? Bulk and Frequency Rates. The last two TUned Writings are scheduled for CALL • 335-1572 Tuesday, December 10, and Wednesday, December 11, 1996. Prior registration is required. The Daily To finish your University Writing Portfolio, you must complete your timed writing and submit the three course papers signed by Evergreen your instuctors in the University Portfolio envelope to the Writing Assessment Office. Results are posted when the two portions of the portfolio are complete. Please call the Writing Assessment Office at 335-7959, or visit us in Avery 483 to sign up for the timed writing portion of the Writing Portfolio. We are open Monday - Friday from Ba.m. - 5 p.m. University Portfolio envelopes arefor sale at the Bookie ..

1.Stock up on plenty of film and batteries. ~. A camera flash will only illuminate 5 to 15 feet. 3. Be aware of the background when shooting. Reflective objects will cause the flash to bounce back and improperly light your photo. 4. Camera batteries are like car batteries. They'll run down faster in cold weather. Remember: we can put your favorite photos on mugs, calendars, 'puzzles, T-shirts and I I mousepads. • .ICE CRI!AII •• HAKE. • LATTa•. 101 Food Qu.11ty Bldg. Phon.=33S-2141 I Hou...=lion • Fit .=30...... • 4.30p ..... I