.<) Frida, 4 ril 26, 1996 ASUI —Moscow Idaho Volume 97 No. $9 are ers rave rain o i"ea si ence Christopher Clancy Staff sudden spring shower may have damp- ened heads, but certainly did not dampen pirits, as a small group of marchers showed their solidarity in the fight against sexual assault in the Break the Silence rally. The event was the kick-off for the University of Idaho's Sexual Assault Awareness Week sponsored by the Women's Center and the ASUI Safety Task Force. The march, which began at Guy Wicks Field, took marchers on a winding tour of campus, lead by Safety Task Force Chair Angela Rauch and Vice-Chair Rhonda Anderson. "Last year over 119 cases of abuse have been reported to the Women's Center. We need to increase awareness and help victims of these types of violent crimes to gain the courage to . speak out and get help," Anderson said. z'4w" 4. During the march a whistle was blown every 15 seconds, signifying the statistic of one woman battered in the United States every 15 ~A'!. seconds. Similarly, each minute a bell was rung, signifying the rape of one woman. The march ended on the steps of the Administration Building where poetry, written by victims, was read and family members and survivors spoke about loss and hope. The mes- t. sage alw'ays: "Fight back, it's not your fault, get help, you'e not alone" was heard as encourage- ment from the victims and their families. "Look forward with hope rather than despair," Rauch said. One such family was there expressing feelings of loss and encouragement. Marlene Kreid lost Jared Smith + SEE SIJ.ENCE PACE 6 Rhonda derson and Angela Rauch hang up T-shirts during a rally for Sexual Assault Awareness Week Firearms training Literary digest Fugue fails beneficiat for wome in usual low voter turnout Karen Cloud Lazzarini. The attacker is already "If Staff prepared to commit viol ence. Janet Birdsall he wants to rape, he'l bring a Staff e statistics can be rather penis. He doesn't look for one in AS'Ul Election'Resii/ts: ..' frightening. According to the house," Lazzarini said e Fugue failed to generate enough support to information presented by In Idaho, anyone over 21 with- become a part of the ASUI, but it did get more , ASUI Seiiators elected:.%ediiesda'y,'are (hii"order,::af, Idaho ' the University of Safety support than some of the senatorial candidates. votes'cast}; -...: ' Task Force, a woman in the The literary journal had 301 votes in its favor , -!Beri'.Rush:::.: ':,;.::;:::.;;.::;.::::'',:,:.'::::"":::::'::,'::;:.'.'::::-,:-:,::;;:,':.:':;:::-.,507 United States is sexually assault- However, 403 students voted against its inclusion in th ., Cuit::9'ozniak::::: ':,',,:::,::;.::,':.:::.,':;':;."::,:.-':::«-:.:;,:::,,';:,':;::,:,"',:,:,:-'.:::463,. ':I ed every 15 seconds and raped ASUI. ;.~ David Spangler::::,':: ':::,:,::.:«"";;„:::;:,":::,:,',.-':,':,".,'"'.::;"'.::;:,"i:::";',:389'':-'.;", every minute. ', ''s:.~. saw a total of 924 studen Jennifer, Gish:::-'-.'-'::,'::::,:"::;::;::.';":.'::::.:.':":.':::;"'''::':;:.-:,::.,354 Don Lazzarini, firearms Advice is alway s The elections Wednesday turn out vote less than percent of the studen t:.::.j'JeffDaii'iels':::::.',"":.::::.::::;:::::.:.:,::.';:::::;.::.'.':::.-::;::.':::'.:.::.':.348: instructor and. law enforcement to — 10 ~:Stormie'Arideison::,;:-':,:::,".',:::::".,': .":.::,'-;:.:-:.:,::.-;::::336 officer for presented limited: change population. , 18 years, .'.!,:BiianTeiiney'.:.::.':::.::.':,':-:..":,:.'::::':'.,,:.::':;::,::,:.:.::.':,.::.".::;;;;.,'.'::::,': 289 " one method of self defense in the Katie Jolley, who was running unapposed for an ope n your locks, buy a .!.:.vista:Brady,:,'; ':. '::-,.':::::.'::::..':':..:::::::-';,'''.:'::.:::,::„::-'::":.:;.'::279': Women's Center noon program Faculty Council representative seat, received 545 votes. „Jainie,Gries::::.:.':.;:':::;:-;:;::::::::,:::-:':;:. ': '::::::.'-'':::::,275,',:: Women and Fir'earms Seldom Senatorial candidates who won seats for next yea big dog.... .~.Rebecca;Coyle::,.:,:„::;-:,-.,::::.:':::::::..::::; .',:.-.':;,';.::.':::;::::::.261,:"" Wednesday. were: Ben Rush, with 507 votes; Curt Wozniak, wit h —:.:::.-:,"':,248" Lazzarini said often women are do we say, tGet 463 votes; David Spangler, 389 votes; Jennifer Gish ,~,'Rori:Woodman',:''-::.:;:,":. -:.::::.:.".:,::'.:: '.'; '' ''::::.::,::,'' not even presented with the 354 votes; Jeff Daniels, 348 votes; Stormie Anderso ::;+:RobinCofey.';:-;::,:; ';:.:::-'::::236, un. '::.,''::- ':;:: option obtaining a firearm for trained. Buy a g 336 votes, and Brian Tenney, 289 votes. :,Keri,DeCelle;:;::.;;-":-:::.".":.::,:::::.:.: '79': of . self defense. —Don Lazz arini The other candidates were Ron Woodman, Krist a::~:Wair'e'n'VanDenTop".':::.::::,:",'';":;-:,':::::::::::::-::::::,::::::-:::.'.'175 ~ '''':;: ',:: -!"':,:""';-'.: -'.<' "Advice is always limited: Brady, Rebecca Coyle, Jamie Gries, Robin Coley Dennis Sasse!';.::: . ':";:,"::,::::,,';,',',:,",i:'.i::.:,i.':::..27,:.:: change your locks, buy a big I'irearms ins tructor Warren VanDenTop and Ken DeCelle. dog.... Seldom do we say, 'Get Write-in candidate Dennis Sasse garnered 27 votes 'aculty Ciiundl Repie'entatlv'e: .",: trained. Buy a gun.'" Lazzarini When contacted for a comment, Sasse said, "Iwas run '-'Katle'3olley.':.;":,'"'';:;:::,.":::.:::.::.:-...:,,::,',.':;,':::,:"'.::,":::::.:—::",:-::,::.:,"':$45 said firearms training is benefi- ning2" ',"; cial for women. "Those who Jeff Daniels, the only incumbent candidate, said h The„"'refeiiu'duiri"'ailing'.".Do you'e'ai::;:the'FiItgue choose and receive the training was pleased with the election results. {Iiterar'y.'de) should'bi a'ar't,'of the ASUI:ai'id are better for it." out a criminal record or a history ':,': "I'm really happy with the elections. We got som fuudetI'through:st'udent'fies paid to the, ASUP. The idea that a gun will be of mental illness can obtain a really good new people," Daniels said. taken away from a woman and concealed weapon permit Senatorwlect Gish said, "I'm very that the stu ::::."'.::,:::':''.'"-.,: ',"':YES:,:301":";"-",:,;,::-',',',::,:';, used against her is a myth, said Lazzarini said. The per mits are happy dents of UI have confidence in me, and I promise to d ~ SEE DEFENSE PAGE 6 my best next year." Diversions ~ spot'fs ~ Opinion...... 8'portse ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ e 10 Collette Theatre ends Vandal meri's tennis Comics...... 14 its season with two begins play in the Big Classifieds...... 15 shows. Sky Championships in See page D2. Boise today. Rain tonight See page 10. and tomorrow. ~ warmer '' Clear,~ . by Monday. im &x4aX 8 THE ARGONA UT Friday, April Z6, 1gyg million members —the number of "She wasn't as candid as she priests is not keeping pace: That could be," executive director Ed shortage forced.Bhown to make Neunherz said Tuesday. cuts, said the Rev'. John Legerski, The board revoked the Ferris St. Paul's current pastor. High School senior.'s $1,500 Lilac -"We do not have young men princess scholarship last week after accepting the call to come into the .learning of her April 7 arrest. priesthood anymore," Legerski told But the board allowed her to the congregation Sunday. "This is keep her crown and remain eligible the reality (and) it's only going to to compete against the 11 other Catholic Priest get worse." princesses vying to be named Lilac He predicted "a lot more" Idaho Queen. Court says law Cult leader shortage limits parishes will find themselves with- The group Mothers Against out priests in the future. Drunk Driving and some of the allows Northwest refuses to . Several worshippers wept after festival's 85 directors criticized the St. Paul's to Brown's letter was read. Others board's decision as too lenient. logging criticized Brown for single-hand- One director quit in protest speak at 'Trial student Mass edly closing the doors. Monday. SAN FRANCISCO —The timber Brown, in northern Idaho for the . In response, the festival's 13 thousands acres of the industry can log of century'OKYO Idaho's BOISE— Roman Catholic weekend, was unavailable for com- executive board members con- of old-growth timber in the Pacific —To the quiet sobs bishop has sent an eviction notice ment. vened again Monday night and Northwest without environmental of a widow and a roll call of the to most parishioners of St. Paul's Grief and anger are natural, voted to remove Shields'rown. under a new fed- nearly restrictions law, a 4 000 victims cult leader Catholic Center at Boise State Legerski said. But he encouraged Last week, she told festival offi- Shoko eral appeals court ruled Asahara rephed Wednesday University. parishioners to be Christlike in cials she had been stopped for a with Wednesday. silence, refusing to answer charges "As of July 1, 1996, St. Paul's their response. broken taillight. The law, signed by President that he masterminded last year' will no longer be able to serve as "We have the State Patrol possibility for a But a Washington Clinton last July, is known as the subway gassing in Tokyo. an alternative parish for non-BSU great deal of good to come out spokesman said the teen was dri- of "salvage rider," but all the trees Asahara, whose disciples once affiliates," Bishop Tod Brown told this." ving so erratically that she ran a affected by the ruling are healthy. drank his bathwater to show the congregation in a letter read their —Associated Press stop sign and nearly hit a trooper's The timber was sold to high bidders devotion, did make one brief during Sunday's Masses. patrol car. starting in 1989, but logging has mumbled statement near the end of After June weekday and 30, Shields said she had just one beer been delayed by disputes over pro- the session. Sunday morning Mass will be at a party. The patrol, however, tection of the northern spotted owl, Under Japanese law, the pro- eliminated. The will Lilac Festival priest be measured her blood-alcohol level and other wildlife. ceedings will continue despite replaced by a full-time campus Asahara's refusal at .11 percent, over the legal The law required the government to make a plea, minister. The only remaining Mass Princess loses He will have another threshold of .10 for intoxication in to allow logging of the previously chance later. will be a Sunday evening student Twelve died Washington. sold timber without further review people and more Mass. her crown than 5,500 were injured when sarin after Many empathized with Shields, under environmental laws, such as That means hundreds of Boise nerve gas spread through cars in who has said she plans to talk to those protecting endangered Catholics will have to find a new central Tokyo at the height of DWI arrest school children about the evils of species, and without allowing suits spiritual home in the next two and morning rush hour on March 20, drinking and driving. under those laws. a half months. St. Paul's serves SPOKANE —Lilac Festival 1995. Many of the injured still suf- "What's done is done and every- The Clinton administration 700, including 85 Boise State stu- Association officials have voted to fer neurological, eye and internal body ought to move on with the acknowledged that the law covered problems, dents. reverse an earlier decision and along with psychologi- Lilac Festival," said former 410 million board-feet of green tim- cal scars. The Rev. Perry Dodds, a college remove the crown of a Lilac Spokane Mayor Sheri Barnard, ber in Oregon and Washington, but 'or reasons having to do with chaplain in the 1960s and St. princess who was arrested for who was a Lilac director for 10 disputed the industry's claim to rules of evidence, Asahara is Paul's first pastor, said he is drunken driving. "Let . years. Sharma get on with her another 246 million board-feet charged with 11 deaths and more "enormously surprised and sort of Executive board members in life." on Forest Service and Bureau of Land than 3,700 injuries. heartsick," about the news. One charge of the city's annual spring convicted If of drunken driving, Management land If convicted, Asahara could face evening Mass each week will not festival said they voted to expel in those states. Shields would serve at least one U.S. District Judge Michael death by hanging. The trial is be enough to meet students'piri- Sharma Shields, 17, not because of day in and surrender her dri- expected take jail Hogan agreed with the industry's to years, with most tual needs, he said. the arrest, but because her account ver's license for at least sessions separated weeks or 90 days. view of the'law and allowed log- by While the Catholic Church in of the incident differed from a She has a May 6 court date. months. A second session was.set ging to begin last October. Hogaii's America is growing —with 60.2 police report. —Associated Press Thursday, but after that there was ruling was upheld Wednesday iri a to be a month-long break. 3-0 decision of the 9th U.S. Circuit —Associafed Press Court of Appeals.— .:An>ni'ouncemeni>ts Associated Press 0 0 ...;.„'o.pleaser>etiirii'hem: before. the: adults and'$4>,.for Ui:stu>den>ts and,, Yeltsin runs in „.'.'emester'e>ndIi,":.Stude>nts"who'do,':-.:. chilChen under:'12.': Six visitors to not'.ietur>n:: the',:ciuitches: '"- will: be . tight race :,- ""; -'»harged'.'$35::PIease,:call'885-',:::..::,::'-':::::::,;;g,"',' Freeman MOSCOW, RUSSIA —After compound being buried in the polls for months, Boris Yeltsin has surged into a dead heat with his Communist challenger for the first time, benefiting from an aggres- sive campaign designed to put to rest concerns about his health and habits. "''," than weeks until "':"'ii'>i::" i'",,'>,:,:lf,',",'i'""'"""i'i""""i'''i:,:',::i-'-----'-:-:-,-::,-:-i'-:-:-:-,::"-:,-,:"'-:-:::-:,:,::-:-;:--;-::-:,,-:: With less eight --;: the June 16 presidential election, experts now see Yeltsin's health as '."";-;.">', Saiur>day'i>ln th>e'T>ldy'm'an;tt::.park""";":~i,'' JORDAN, Mont.—A st te legis- the>".":!A>"dm'm'I'sit't3>'t>lo~,LLia>~ perhaps the biggest factor in the lator who negotiated with anti- the race. The president was hospital- government Freemen '':o':."- -'""":::+:.:,:It>ttltee>,.>c>otl>ta>ct::t>he;-'',."::'.I'nie'r'shiit':.':pieside'nt":Tjio>tnas::p. said, Sunday ized twice last year with heart he will meet with them again, prob- problems. ably sometime this week. So far, the 65-yearold president Karl Ohs said he believes the appears to be not only holding up nearly month-long standoff well under the strain of the cam- between the Freemen and FBI paign, but enjoying himself. agents can be concluded without Appearing at a Kremlin news con- bloodshed. ference Sunday alongside Ohs was one of four Montana leg- President Clinton, he guaranteed islators who met and talked with victory —a prediction so sweeping the Freemen earlier this month. it made Clinton smile. Negotiators also met with five But two months is a long time in Freemen members on Thursday. the turbulent world of Russian pol- In what seemed to be a busy day itics, And at least a third of the at the compound, six people electorate is still undecided, believed to be relatives visited whether it be about Yeltsin or the Sunday, men loaded boxes and cars elections in general shuttled from one building to anoth- Yeltsin was supported by 21 per. er. cent of respondents compared to Authorities have allowed such Zyuganov's 20 percent, according visitors in the past. They escorted a to The Moscow Times-CNN poll, truck carrying a man and three released Monday and published in women, and a second vehicle with a the newspaper Tuesday. man and a woman into the 960-acre Economist Grigory Yavlinsky farm and ranch complex Sunday. ranked third in the poll with 6 per- Vladimir The group left four hours later and cent, attd ultranationalist Gen. their vehicles were searched by the Zhirinovsky and retired FBI. Alexander Lebed were next with —Associa I ' I 'i t«> (>It ~ ~ ')'., ' I ~ ~ II ~ I ~ I ' ~ I I ~ ~ ~ )I: ~ I ~ ~ II ~ I : if ~ ' ~ I I I ~ I ~ ~ 5.',), '~» g'( ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ Af'jf ~ ~ ~ I I ' ~ ~ ~ I I I I ' ~ ~ ) I ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'I ~ ~ I ~ ''' I 'I I ~ ~ ~ ~ ) ~ ~ I ~ ~ I ~ ~ I I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~, ~ 5 ~ . I ~ . I 5 ~ I I ' I ~ I ~ ~ I ~ I ~ ~, ) I ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ' I I I ~ I I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' I I ~ I I ~ ~ ~ I ' ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ I ~ ~ ~ ' I ' » ' I I ~ ~ ' ~ I I I \ F ~ ~ ~ . ~, ~ 5 ~ ~ ~ ~ I I' ~ I II I ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ I ) ~ I II))' ~ I ~ I I I ~ I I I I ~ I ' ~ ~ I ~ Vl ' 1. I I ' I II I I X ~ P N I ~ ~ 'I ': I I ~ I o "t Aa. „ ' ~ ' ' I . I ' 883-1555 ~ > F F I Late Night Late Night Munchies Munchies ~ Cood After 9prn ~ I ~ ~ Cood After 9pm ~ '' ~ $799* I $999* Any Medium Pizza, Any Any Large Pizza, Any ~ ~ ~ ~ I . ~ Number of Number of Toppings!'< Topptnt)s'(.I( ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ I „'0'y: p. e ~ ~ MeMf 8 4,THE AR GONA UT EHday, April 26, 1996 was emaycome 0 a O der'i'gciiikVit Editor in Chief, 885-7825 Idaho is no stranger to nuclear "The DOE believes that plutoni- of the spirit of our agreement." Zach Smith waste. Already, Idaho stores about um is an asset," Micheal Jones of However, the DOE doesn't con- Shelby Dopp Staff this surplus weapons material 4.5 tons of plutonium, mostly at the the Snake River Alliance said. sider Opinion Editor, 8854/924 INEL's "But their is to make it unus- nuclear waste. The U.S. Department of Argonne National plan Energy able." "From our perspective, it would Dennis Sasse recently released a draft Laboratory West. the and not violate the agreement because it Environmental Impact Statement Former Governor Cecil Andrus By bringing plutonium Nevt/s Editor, 885«7715 enriched uranium in as a weapons is not a waste as defined in the that names Idaho as a potential opposed the shipments of nuclear asset, the DOE believes it can agreement," said -Brad Bugger, Christine Ermey home for over 200 tons of plutoni- waste that came to Idaho and now grade do subvert the ban on waste, Jones spokesperson for DOE. um and enriched uranium surplus. Governor Phil Batt is trying to Diversions Editor, 885«2219 said. "But, once it here, People have tried to make an Specifically, the Idaho National the same thing. they get waste," issue but of this technicality about Jeremy Chase Laboratory is one In an agreement. between the their plan is to turn it into Engiiieering of whether or not this material is six sites that the DOE has looked DOE and the state of Idaho last Jones added. Sports Editor, 885-7705 his "desire not to waste, Bugger said. "But, it is real- at. The others are the Nevada Test October, Batt agreed to allow spent Jones expressed material not an issue." Dan Eckles Site, Washington's Hanford Site, reactor fuel into the state for tem- become a nuclear bomb ly de facto "We'e not going to force this Tennessee's Oak National porary storage in exchange foi processing center or a Photo Editor Ridge mission down Idaho's throat," Laboratory, South Carolina's cleanup of radioactive contami- depository." out ag'ainst the said. If the people of Idaho Sam Goff Savanna River Site and the Pantex nants. Batt has spoken Bugger don't want this to through than site in Texas. The agreement put a ban on ship- possibility of Idaho being the site go Edt'tor DOE won't he said. Copy The surplus plutonium and ments of other types of waste of this long term storage. In an the push it, Besides, "the DOE feels that it is Lisa Lannigan enriched uranium comes from the besides spent fuel. Also, a mandate article by Brandon Loomis two Idaho Post unlikely that it will come to ongoing dismantling of the U.S. for the removal of all spent fuel in weeks ago in the Falls highly Advertising Sales Idaho," said. Manager, nuclear weapons arsenal. The DOE Idaho by 2035, was included. Register he quoted the governor as Bugger "If "Idaho is one of six 'rea- 889-7794 . now needs a safe location for this The Snake River Alliance, an writing, DOE decides to bring simply alternatives'hat we are weapons usable material out of environmental group in Boise, is either plutonium or highly enriched sonable Travis Quast law to look at," reach of terrorists, political factions afraid that the DOE would be disre- uranium to Idaho for long term required by said. Ad Production Manager and other governments.- garding the agreement if they chose storage rather than treatment, Idaho Bugger Idaho as the storage site. will regard this as a direct violation Ryan Donahue Page Design Manager Noah Sutherland Summer sc,bool offers flexible opportunities Jay Dertinger Also offered during summer ses- picked up almost anywhere on AIIssa Amdt Stae.'lissa Staff sion is an intensive Spanish lan- calnpus. Amdt, Matt Baldwin, guage program. Students can com- Summer session also allows new Damon Barkdull, Janet Birdsall, The University of Idaho summer plete one year's worth of Spanish college students to get a jump on Justin Cason, Christopher session offers a unique opportunity language study in seven weeks. An Summer Start their college career with the Clancy, Karen Cloud, Brian for students to further their college extra one to two credits can be enables some stu- Summer Start program. Davidson, Jennifer Eng, Corinne education. earned by adding the optional lab. Dr. Sid Eder, director of Summer Flowers, Trida Frands, Adam Summer session presents students This class is offered June 10 dents to get started Programs and Extended Learning, Gardels, Byron Jarnagin, Valaree with the chance to take courses that through July 26. said "Summer Start enables some Johnson, Jerri Lake, Andrea are not available during the regular Students can also save money by on their college students to get started on their col- Lucero, Erik Marone, Michael will school year. There be a special enrolling in summer session. lege career in a more relaxed and McNulty, Tammy Mills, Johanna Vietnam career in a more course on offered only this Tuition fees are being raised again more supportive atmosphere." Smith, Zachary Smith, Mchael week ses- summer in the early three this fall. There will be a 9 percent relaxed and more There are a variety of core require. Stetson, Mark Vanderwall, June sion, May 20 through 7. increase in fees for in-state under- ments and lower division courses Shawn Vidmar, Matt West, Levine, atmos- Marilyn a visiting associate graduate students and a 5 percent supportive offered. New students planning on Andrew White professor from Lewis-Clark State increase for out-of-state students. majoring in engineering can save Advertising Sales: College, will be.teaching "Vietnam: phere. themselves Summer school students save a whole semester by Eric Gerratt, Jamtson Johnson, Revolution in Full Circle." The money since there is no out-of-state —Dr. Sid Elder taking English 103 and Math 140 Corey Strycker course examines the whole context tuition for summer classes and the through the Summer Start program. Advertising Protttrctrbnr " of Vietnam history and culture. fee increases are not implemented Director of Summer There are a variety of workshops Mark Duimstra, Luke Johnson Levine travels to various schools to until fall. There is a flat fee for both Programs Extended of'fered throughout the summer ses- Photographersi Joe Hanison, teach the course. resident and out-of-state students of sion. Nationally recognized Bush Houston, Jail Smith, Nic Sharelynn Agre, marketing $81 per credit for undergraduates Learning actor/singer/storyteller Betty Kopit Tucker intern in the Summer Programs and and $108 per credit for graduate is offering two workshops for Graphicst Jason Timblin "Tell Extended Learning department, students. teachers and teachers to be, Circulation: Ken Ladow, David "We wouldn't Cultures" and said, even be able to Summer session has flexible Itl Stories of Many Silver have this course if Levine wasn' scheduling so students can still "Building the Classroom Student Media teaching it. There's been a high work or enjoy some summer vaca- Community: Creating dates can be found in the suinmer Manager/Adviser demand at other schools for this tion time. There are seven different which can be Environments for Student session catalog David Gebhardt course." sessions in the summer. Session Success." Student Media Business Manager Laurna Campbell Media Secretary/ a Classified Ads 885-7825 Susan Treu ~ ~ The Argonaut is published on Tuesdays and Fridays August-May and is available on campus and in the christian slater patricia arquette Moscow area. First single copy free; addiaonal copies 50IJ. Mail subscrip- tions are $15/semester or $25/year. It April 27 is published by the Communications Board of the Associated Students- University of Idaho. Opinions expressed herein are the writer', not those of the Associated Students of the University of Idaho, the faculty, the +*** university or its Board of Regents. The ArqueNe aad Sister 7Pm Argonaut is a member'of the are dIMttnte," Assodated COHegiate Press, the - Susan Wlosscsrna IJSA TODAY ,'/„'.",,;4! 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Non-ptoftt Identification Statement IIMIImijSilllNmlwalfllllf5IIIIl15IMIMII5IIINI%fllll5lff'INII5IINIIIIlIINIIIIII The Argonaut, ISSN OS96-1409, is pub- lished twice weekly and is located at 301 LIIII5III%IIIffIlIIjjI1IImixIIjllIeINS1IIIIIIIIljjIIlllll5IINl5MIIfIINIljIlflIIfIIllff Student Union, Moscow, II3 83544-4271 IIjjmeffmlflllkIi, x@IIjjIIIIIMIIININIIll>IIIIllllllIIj68llfmfIIWlllliIIIII l POSTMASTER: Settd address ebangee io IljIIllllM lite address listed above. ~'"I "t 1.'t'c' I"tat sc t'i "t. ~ 'ii I i.,t..t.'c!.et%Ir Extra I (t'- 4 c A tt'cps Mw~s Fifday, Ap&l Z6, 1996 THE AAGONA UT S ilver an old ',-C.', NSitSS,:,:,'':!ISt:-'::'::--':.:-':celebration : Cliei kS"::lt'"'::"'." ':.'tWI'C8,'-,,',:,:!''-'.:';:,',::i:;,.'":,::::::::;:::,'::', onors e I Adrew T. White the hard work and persistence of Staff Ann Olson and Ken Carroll, the .''ln,'::back-," to.,«,b'ack':,:',"ntc'etin'g's.„ co-chairs of the celebration. thio'ughout':A'pili:,''::,'::th';.':.::faculty,'' University of Idaho Interim Carroll will act as the master of " President has students ,'co''u'neil,:,'::ij'..':::tiyiiig.":;-t'o"':,clea'i:its: given the ceremonies during the Silver and 28 years of service, support and Gold Celebration. tu'etapharlcal:desk;::.:'=,::,:,";.";:~.',';,': i; „,"', experience. He is best known as a "We'e I::-':::.:.:.':Tde:ficultj",.'c'aiiitcil: also":has':,; dedicated ourselves man who has always been here commeiicement::::oit: their,':minds.',; every Wednesday for five months , for the students, alumni and uni- ,:;Metuber's;of,:'the,:,council,'are.',cur-'. in order to make this a success," versity. Olson said. "I think it's rently::going'thiough::Ihe.",thick'list great to ; The annual Silver.and Gold the and thank of:.students: who,:will:.be::graduat-' see UI come Celebration will be held in his President Bell for his dedication irig:::May::.18.'a'nd::..going'through . honor today at 3:30 p.m. on the c'ommencement:fo'r,"'acciiracy.. to the university." '. Administration Lawn. In conjunction with the Silver Ther'e':was,',some':grumbling: as to The Silver and Gold Celebration and Gold celebration a philan- whose'job:;this'.:really.,:is',: b'ut,:theri ; is held each year in recognition Bound ,'hey',conceded 'ihat:,it:had:mole of thropy benefitting Upward and honor of those individuals or will be recognized. Upward syuIbolic'importance::,than';ariy- . ;a organizations that have given Bound is a that Bell has else,:::::;::.'::,:.'::.':.:,::::::::::::::.:::,::.:,"::;.i:I:.":,",:;, program thing their time, effort and support to cared about that benefits Carol.Grup'p,-:ihe'diiecfor,:.of. Ihe deeply UI. Traditionally the Silver and minority and disadvantaged stu- „Huiiian;:,::,:..:.,':.::::::,::::',.'Re'souices/Risk Gold celebrates the creation of the dents. Maiiagemerit:. Department'-::report-'- Alumni Center. A Colorado "It's event because we ed:::on;,,.::::iri'su'rance::,.':,pret'nium a great Spruce will be planted in the are the first annual philan- increases;.The:,re'comulend'ations starting Presidents Grove in honor and thropy for this event and I hope suggest. a'':moderate:,'increase':for remembrance of President Bell. all the living and universi- 'the biwe'ekIy:::empIoyee:cont'ribu-. groups "It's not just because he was a take part in honoring President tIoa';:dependeitt pxemium::and 'co'- ty president, it's because he was a Bell," Olson said. paymertts:.:for,.':pres'citptiari,,:diugs: great president," Director of the 'his:::is:,"to':,:counteract; Associate director of the the.,iiicreas- Alumni Center Kleffner said. r'ites 'n'atio'nwide:'a's::t'o;n'ot Flip Alumni Center Pam Farmer said, , ing: Among his many positions at UI, "President .'econie::,'ov'e'r'wh'elmed::litei'.::iri''the, Bell is,a very special Bell has served as a professor, individual that has provided ," ye'i'i~':;::":f'h'e':.iiicre'a'ae':::,'is';il's'o:;.,::to. was named dean of the. College of tremendous service to the univer- accomiiI'o'date:::,the inc'reise,'ui'pie ',, Education in 1980, vice president sity, we'e delighted to have this sciiptiou:,drugs'.»';;:-'.';:«.';:;;.,'i'„-„: ". ','h':::,coltuctjI'discusse'd::th' for academic affairs and research opportunity to honor him." , in 1984 and 1991, and in 1995 he A brass quartet will be perform- :;,ongo!ng"',revision:;of:,':the:.Faculiy»' came out of retirement to serve as ing at the ceremony and in the Staff Ha t'dbttttk:.',,''to,make':it::::more.. the interim president of QI. event of inclement weather tents Contributed Photo '.".,;. eubetantiV'e".:::"A'ccoi'ding 'to.";thi';: The success of the Silver and will be provided for protection. Interim President Tom 8ell will be honored at the annual Silver and ;miiiutetl,'-",",working':groups::,;":.,have-„ Gold Celebration is due in part to l,.':,ttlegt'o;::,refoiiia't",',i~g'e,":aiid"::;; Gold celebration today. ~'xecordaxgfctr'4etiuoltiult,:;records ~~'; ;i;;whe'If~j'fair'id~:„:-',„''.::to:g'.lu;."-,"."the',:=,: ...„.125 Vandal Card ~ Longest Hours Calling Suana & Jacuzzi e Certified Trainers „bioii t:„;::tip;by,,:,.':Profe'asoI;:::.Charles':."::.; ~ Tons Free Weights ,''Mc ttL"';Tlte:."thoughts',were'.that:. of )he'''":rettpbnttit'I'dity',:-.woutd;.":Iov'e';: offer exp 5/10/96 :, tI'tInualiy'.':moiigt':,four;.:di'j'i',ll'rt-"..,::i- i Main m'cuts',"',.'Mat.w'ere:tii::,favai'of'utt-" .' I 302 S. Iiiuig:::couiies':;:i'nd':::iesouice j"t'e'. 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If possible, note the The Women's Center also pro- license plate number and type of vides copies of safety tips, pub- caf. lished by NorthWest Dojos, to help Walk on the curb side of side- women avoid circumstances where walks, away, from doors and alleys. they would even need to consider Maintain a balanced stance, keep using a gun.'These tips include: your hands out of your pockets and Be wary of people asking for pay attention to,your surroundings; directions, cigarettes or some kind In public places, know where the of help. Do not approach a car to exits are and be sure you can get to give directions. Never give them them. SILENCE iFRoM PAGE I her daughter Joanne,"a UI student, the hands of abusers. - Most-were to dome'stic violence two years bi'ightly colored and 'displayed ago. Joa'nne's husband beat and messages of couiage and hope. "It abused her until one day in a fit of shoul'dn't have to hurt to be a rage he shot I.ei to death, Kreid child," read one.."Love and pain said. are the same in the eyes of a child," "First he beat her up and then read another. ~ K p+~c t shot her. Joanne's daughter is 13 Once shirts had been hung, a few, csii IIrcr)~ now. It really hit me when she said: of the victims shared their stories. '. ':",Zy8 'she is gone and will never come "It happened last summer. It has r,PM back.'t's as though it just hap- taken a lot of time and courage for pened the other day," Kreid said. me to be here today," said one. 5$ep k/se The event ended quietly with the "It's about time somethhig like q vr'off rt<< hanging of nearly three dozen this happened here at UI—for UI I 3J. shirts as part of the Clothesline guess I'm impressed," said another. /s/ Project. Each shirt represented a Shirts from the Clothesline 7- victim of sexual assault or domes- Project were removed from the '/" tic abuse. Some shirts were worn to Administration Lawn after the cer- iS tllClr the clothesline, while still others emony but can still be viewed I' represented victims that either through this week at the Wallace couldn't attend or who had died at Complex and Student Union. j ~r,i'~~„:i<'egoD Jared Smith Fred, Marlene and Chris Watch the T-shirt ceremony during the Awareness rally. o 0 ~ Po P ~ ~ I I ~ < ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' j t \ j ~ allU- ~ I I I I i ~ lean-EAT I,i I L with toypon ~ expires 5/31/96 Have You Tried It? Homemade Ice Cream made fresh daily from the finest ingre- r dients. No preservatives, additives or artificial also ingredients. Just pure goodness. Voted "Best Ice Cream in the Palouse" year after year. If you like Ice Cream, you will love ours! I 2 for 1 pitche .' Ilohlhloe ICI Cleell The exclusive distributor of Je'uris Non-fat Yogurt - I-lundreds of great tasting flavors - all 10 ofbeer in AP cal/oz. Also serving espresso nnd the best Mochas in town using Craven's fresh roasted coAee, L with (oopoh beans und the locally produced fresh milk from Strntton's Dairy. Serving U of I Students, Staff Sc Faculty for more than a decade! Two locations to serve you: 1330 It. Pullman Road 883-3333 Downtown across from the Theatres and at the Eastside Marketplace just down from Klnko's. ~ 0 x f/'t,004r N r. ones e reviews', T Friday, April 26 Gault/Upham Party Room N4y 9:30 pm MMr& Friday, April 26, -1996 THE AR GONA UT 7 ~ A ~ ~ ~ g ~ ~ Wife uses old law to ostracize husband Aaaaciatcrt Prcaa "Now, he's trying to stretch his control out." LONDON —In David vs. David, Rachel wears power The religious judge who handled their. case, Pinclias suits and sells high-tech medical equipment; Moses is a Toledano, admits he did little for Mrs. David, arguing computer programmer. that Jewish law left him no choice. He derides Mrs. Ny Theirs is a 1990s divorce, but with an ancient twist: David as an "actress" for going to the news media. Their most potent weapons have been plucked from the "The husband creates the union, saying,.'Thou art r« weathered pages of Jewish law. wedded unto me by this ring according to the law of Mrs. David, acting through the British rabbinate, Moses and Israel,"'oledano said. "The wife is pas- won a rare order against her recalcitrant husband: Until sive. That's the law." he grants her a religious divorce, no observant Jew Like thousands of other women in the same posi- him within six tion called "agunot," women Mrs. may speak to or come yards of him.'he — or chained — order, called a "nidui," could have an impact David faced an uncomfortable choice: Abandon throughout the Jewish world, where women's groups prospects of remarriage, or abandon Judaism. New '94 Bronco New '94 %Ivrus are increasingly pressuring religious authorities to do "Judaism is my life," she said. "I observe all the more to help women like Mrs. David. commandments, I keep the Sabbath and eat kosher '2000CaSh luCk 4% 24/naonib RCL "This sends out an important message for other recal- food, and it's important that children too. I my do, ~ XU TRIM ~ OlX 2-Tone citrant husbands," said Blu Greenberg, an American won't run away just because I have problems." ~ pi Sedan 2p5A ~ power Seat feminist campaigner for women's rights within Jewish Mrs. David sought a shunning order after hearing ~ ~ 5.8 VS EFI 3.55 Axle Air(ondioning ~ Power Windows law, speaking fmm New York. that rabbis belonging to small ultra-Orthodox sects in ~ Trailer Tow ~ Best Value Rabbi Berel Berkovits, the religious judge behind the New York had used the nidui. Rebuffed by Toledano, ~ »oi A.,r >+ nidui, said: "It's having a powerful effect. It's depriv- she approached Berkovits, who is higher in the hierar- ing him of his social freedom, and he's sensitive to chy. that." Already under pressure from Jewish women's groups '97 F150Super Ccgb New '95 Escort Wm...... ,...... $24+84 David, contacted recently by phone, said only that he to firtd creative solutions to the divorce dilemma, Madat Savkkgs...... -$2jM1 was outraged by the order but would not comment fur- Berkovits saw the nidui as an answer. The mainstream ther. Orthodox rabbi persuaded his colleagues to issue the Gakhrk...... „.....,...... -14500 Omdtied Gkhge Bnak 400 His reaction pleases Mrs. David, who said that since order in January. + 8'lF $7'F ...... ,...... -$ the nidui, her husband has taken action to renew nego- "We knew it would have repercussions throughout ~ 210 HP trt VI, ~ rM/PM Stmaa s~~ «10r9XF ~ Trahr Taw ~ Duel Atr tiationE that might lead to a settlement including a the community," he said. Pke hgs ~ ~ ~ tX Wagon ~ AM/rM Gmla Auto "This He's And Jewish law on and Auto 0/0 Trma ~ Sptp RR Bmwh Seat divorce. is hurting him. the sort of person beyond. operates precedent, ~ ~ ~ Air andwmdag ~ II Dafutt/Wmber ~ Iouf Rmk 4x2 355.limited Slp Ade p270000 who likes to be welcomed into people's homes," she other Orthodox communities will take notice of the ~ Duutdueatp «brnururs Ypt50730 said. order to shun a recalcitrant husband. The nidui was a response in kind to the equally The director of Israel's rabbinical courts said he wel- '9F F150 4X4 New ~96 T-Srd ancient punishment that David imposed on his wife. comed the British rabbis'ction, although he said Wm„...... ,...... $19+54 Although he initiated their civil divorce after she left existing laws in Israel suffice to deal with the problem.- ther ~...... -$2,2455 him; he refused to assent to a "get," a religious divorce. "Here we can force a husband to give a get," said ...... $4600 For younger wives who remarry in civil ceremonies, Rabbi Eli Ben-Dahan. "We can take his ~ly sl'T %SF driver''icense ~ ~ 416~$80 him flred, we his 205 HP trt Yd AM/TM Sturaa not receiving a get can be devastating. Ancient rabbini- away, we can get can close ~ tX Trim ~'AM/tM Gillette ~ 59'/00 Trraa ~ tedr Tail gate that the children their second mar- bank account. In some cases we can put him in jail." ~ Vd ~ cal laws dictate of ~ ~ 3.B Dual Air ltatp Skid Pkrtm IO IR Bumper ~ riage are "mamzers" —bastards shunned the Jewish But Israeli feminists say those laws do not go far Aao ~ Pkm Wtndmrs/trwla by ~ Oimi Air hits ~ 3SSAde ~ 6 Wuy PYTT 5eat ~ Bml Vatkm community. enough. There are still an estimated 1,000 agunot in p460050 The same is not true of.children fatliered by Jewish Israel, many with husbands already in jail. men who remarry in civil ceremonies, as long as those Non-Orthodox Jews are also affected by the divorce offspring are born to Jewish women. That has offered problem. Jews who have'married in Reform and men in many Jewish communities a relatively painless Conservative synagogues often seek an Orthodox way to harass or pressure former spouses. divorce to be certain their future children will avoid the ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "It's grossly unjustified," said Mrs. David, 30. "It' "bastard" stigma. got to be put right." Greenberg, the New York feminist, said a nidui The Davids married in 1983 when she was 17 and he would have less impact in the United States, which has 1995 CONTOUR OL 1995T B)RD vras 30, then separated in 1991.Mrs. David cited abuse a diverse Jewish community of S million people, than was 514,995 16r995 and took their three children. in Britain, with its cohesive community of 300,000. ...,....,...... , Was...... $ David was convicted of assaulting his wife after the "There's no centralized authority in the United uerkeli«ie«...... -33u95 aerkelrevhgr...... -33095 separation and was given a suspended sentence in States," she said. 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P26097I P73250 YE73270 SERVICE DIPT ~ ~ ~ 7cim - 45ptph Mon-Fri -"r SALES DEPT - A 8t30om 7:00prvu 8 ~ ~ Mon-Sat ' l - 1 MIQ EAST 07 OOyrMTOWM M05MW ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~ ver I e'' I re PARKER FORD m a«ereirr« ~ ~ v I v,' vr I e e rVYERCVRT ~*E Merkerrpt«c« ' - I v HWT 8 EAST TO TROT CD prr ee Frldoy, APrll Z6, 1tJ tJ6 T H E A B G 0 N A U T Off-campus students do care, dammit! Hi, I am an off campus student, and you Jhow what! I care about what happens. on this campus, believe it or not. I am saying this in response to a comment newly elected ASUI Senator Jennifer Gish made at a candi- dates'orum last Monday night. Gish was asked if she thought that since there are 13 senators and only two represent the off-campus students which make up half of the campus, that this was a problem. Gish said that off-campus students don't care so they don't matter. Gish, a f'reshman living in an on-campus Greek (j house, basicaUy said those of us who live off cam- o pus —which is more than half the students who attend the University of Idaho —just don't care what happens e 0 . on this campus. Therefore, the representation of off- 7 campus students is not a problem. There are people who live on campus who don't care about the goings-on at UI, and there are people who live off campus who don't care what happens. Then there are the students who live on and off campus who Letting go is never easy to do care about what goes on around UI. ife is about changes big and someone else all the time. It is not fair to make such a broad generalization as small, that affect each and To let go is not tojudge, but to Gish did about off-campus students. Some of us off- every one of us. Life is about allow another to be herself. No mat- campus students do care about the stuff going on at UI, growing, about maturing and learn- ter how much we think otherwise, no Dammit. ing things through experience. And two people are alike. You cannot life is about letting go. always take the way you were raised will I use myself as an example. I am the editor in To let go doesn't mean to stop car- and compare it to the current times, chief of the Argonaut. I came to work for the student ing, it means you can't do it for or someone else's situation. In this newspaper because I wanted to improve it. I have someone else. Although most of us regard, you need to be open minded, worked at the Argonaut for the last two years because I don't like to admit it, there are times allowing others to find their way in in our life when we have to let of the world. People think differently, care! More than half, 64 percent, of the Argonaut staff go people, past events or unrealistic Johanna Smith feel differently and act differently. live off campus and most of them work here because dreams. To let go is not to dominate, but to they care! Upon graduating from high school be willing to let things happen. Oh I participated in the ASUI breakfasts with the univer- you had to let go of friends, of those your hands. There are times in your yes, we like to have control. We like childish days and of parents as life when you realize not everything to see things tile we'd have it, sity presidential candidates. I won't be here next your way you left for college. You moved on to is in your control, no matter how with no other options available. But semester —I graduate in but still August, I cared about different friends and experiences in hard you work at it. This could mean by dominating you'l create puppets, who the university chose as its next president. college. being the CEO of a huge corporation not people. Give people a choice and Those of us who live off campus do so because: To let go is not to betray the past, Or this could mean your children you,give them life. Take that free- ~ It's cheaper. but to have faith in the future. Letting eventually grow up and make deci- dom to choose away and you'l end of past events doesn't mean to sions of their own. smothering them. ~ We don't have to eat Marriott go uI food day in and day stop remembering them. It is realiz- To let go is not to enable, but to To let go means to fear less and out. I know that everybody doesn't have to eat Marriott ing they are events that are behind allow learning from natural conse'- love more. Fear. What a high motiva- food, but off-campus students aren't forced to eat it! you and you cannot live those days quences. Often you can see how tional factor for always trying to be ~ We can do whatever the hell we want. anymore. It is also letting go of the you'd like to help someone not to in the middle arranging the out- times you'e been hurt others, make mistakes. You see the experi- comes. You that you'l lose your ~ We don't have to share bathrooms with 20 other by fear whether by action or choice, and ences you'e been through and know friends. You fear that your children people. realizing that forgiveness conquers that this person could get hurt in the will grow up and forget about you. ~ We can have alcohol in our places of dwelling and all. long run. But you need to realize that You fear for the people you love the we won't get in trouble. To let go is to admit powerlessness, experience comes from learning by most. But you need to understand, if which means the outcome i s not in yourself, not from being told ~ We have more space and privacy. by ~ SEE LETTING GO PAGE 9 Perhaps I should give Ms. Gish a break. She's young. She's a freshman. But she has thrust herself into the vortex of the public eye (see Dr. Atwood, I did learn Spokes'»an begs: plant bomb here something from your media law class), and now she 've suspected must face the consequences. A person shouldn't go long the collective government did not go into journalistic brains editing and Para'as'~/kr/ai'ur Waco bent on endmg the standoff around saying that off-campus students don't care . r writing the Spokesman-Review with that horrific fireball that fired about the university they attend, especially when there were a few neurons short of a cere- the flames of unfounded anti-govern- are several media personalities around her. bral cortex, and an item in last ment paranoiacs. Perhaps the govern- Thursday's —Shelby paper only helped to ment's judgment was not at its best, Dopp prove the point. but one must realize those inside the In prelude to what provetl to be a compound were not only prepared drooling, grueling recap of sadism for the Apocalypse but were also pre- and idiocy on the first anniversary of pared to bring it to pass even at ihe Argonaut the destruction of the Murrah Federal cost of their lives and the lives of Building in Oklahoma City, the their children. Spokesman-Review included the fol- Brian Davidson What happened in Poland was the Letters 8r. lowing item in a sidebar titled April government Guest result of an oppressive 19 in History: virtually known in the future as the Whacko bent on the destruction of a Columns Policy "April 19, 1943—Adolf Hitler's Belt. powerless people. What happened at Nazis storm the Warsaw ghetto in was the In making its uncredited and pre- Ruby Ridge and at Waco Poland, killing 60,000 Jews. Some posterous claim, the Spokesman- result of individual power-driven The Argonaut welcomes people compare the Nazi assault to Weaver reader letters and Review seems more than eager to egomaniacs named Randy the federal sieges at Waco, Texas and the guest columns. Letters declare the Lilac City as the Whacko and David Koresh who flaunted must be one page or less Ruby Ridge, Idaho." Belt capital. just and correct laws of the land for typed, double spaced, be signed and indude There is something dreadfully For as I recall, Randy Weaver can- their own self-gratification while wrong with this statement. Several innoccttts the phone number and address of each writer. not claim the innocence and neglecting to think of the things wrong, actually. helpless- ness of a Jew in 1943 Poland. Our on both sides who would be caught Letters may also be submitted by e-mail to arg- The paper acted irresponsibly in the government did not come into Idaho in crossfires or holocausts. first place by printing such a prepos- [email protected] or by fax to (208) 885-22/2. with the idea to liquidate every Randy Weaver and David Koresh, terous comparison that will only living soul present at the Weaver along with all. their respective follow- The Argonaut reserves the right to refuse or edit serve to fuel the Towering Inferno- cabin. If I'm not mistaken there is a ers, may very well be seen as vic- letters. like maelstrom of venomous anti- distinct Only one letter per month will be difference between law enforcement tims, but to,compare these incidents government propaganda blowing (which the federal and their deaths to the government- accepted from a single author. Guest columns around from that militiaman's government was attempting before Weaver sanctioned slaughter of strictly law- must through the same editing and exploded shack 10 miles east of decided to go approval play Mr. NRA Nasty Gun abiding citizens is to compare the Portland, Ore., to Justus Township, Totin'oy) process as our staff columns. and a systematic race injuries resulting from a paper cut to Mont., in what may very well be war, which the Nazis attempted. ~ SEEBOMB PA~E 9 C3p in.inn. Erhtay, April Z6, 1996 THE ARGONA UT 9 BOMB FJIOWPACES i injuries resulting from an anti-per- All that really seems to be miss- sonnel mine. ing from their news coverage is the gN Our government is not out to distribution to strategic Spokane R[681 "get" us, whatever connotations buildings of a bunch of white gEA " that moronic phrase entails, and for arrows bearing the message: Place the Spokesman-Review to print Big Bad Bomb Here. Please. such irresponsible and incorrect Spokane is no longer 'eems sat- items in their news coverage is isfied with the hokey-folksy-town- proof positive that as we hope the drunk-who4rives-his-pick-up- up p paranoia, fear and mistrust will truck-through-a-brick-wall type of ease and finally disappear, there are crime and wants a repeat of alptiys those willing to stake their Oklahoma City, of Dunblane, f8~ reputations on idiocies and add a I M dry Scotland, of the Moses Lake high ILQP fuel to the fires we surely will hope school shootings —indeed, of Ruby gap ~0 soon die out. Ridge and of Waco —to occur with- So a hearty thank-you out MvmHH goes to in city limits so they too can the Spokesman-Review for adding scream and bleed and shout smugly to the explosive pile of unfounded VkcHNON6 to the rest of the nation that they anti-government rhetoric that may too are either the poor helpless vic- Ae soon blow in our faces with an up tims of domestically-brewed terror- explosion that will make the hrcF.SS ism or the martyred victims of a destruction in Oklahoma City look massive government conspiracy. I like an anthill disturbed a single by Have we become well-placed fuecracker. so fixated on the death and suffering of others we no Funny thing is I know why the longer care to live ourselves, paper is acting so irresponsibly: because life isn't they're'jealous. itself exciting or important I did write jealous, and I meant it. enough to rate national news They'e jealous because while fed- or an episode ofRescue 911? 'ral Letters Seems some to are all too the to Echior buildings in Seattle, Portland eager and Boise received threats the day swap peace and poverty for the the Alfred P. Murrah building came prestige and power of bigwity atti- and state income tax, PERSI, the multiple errors that have tudes MRS needs crashing down, Spokane could do while swallowing eagerly the to FICA—as well as sick leave, annu- occurred. Now even certiTied problems little but sit on the sidelines and that come with the-oxy- al leave and comp time totals— accountants would have difficulty moronic western-U.S. apologize watch while other Northwest towns concept of have been inconsistent from one deciphering what has happened to progress. got the national press. pay period to the next. After eight our pay checks. . Our Since January 1996,the HRS Then they got their moments of big cousin to the north, the pay periods, it has become almost HRS continues to ask for our fair Banner conversion process has glory and the "success" of it all just Lilac City, seems all too eager an impossible task for us to keep patience. We are asked to wait until caused pay check problems for went to their heads. to seize upon such carrion-laced up with the inconsistencies. the next many UI personnel. As the HRS pay period for pay check Some disgruntled customer of the distinctions. Just last week the Corrections of one problem are Banner module was released in full adjustments. Timekeepers are Ridpath Hotel in downtown paper reported without any irony now creating new problems for the with con- production without the old system expected to keep up the Spokane killed two people in a that Spokane is indeed at the geo- checks of individual staff. We stant modifications. running parallel, department time- pay In the spirit of restaurant rampage, and paper graphical center of the Whacko are concerned that with the mis- fair keepers have been unrealistically play, I ask from HRS an apolo- employees were kept gleefully Belt and seems pleased to swap this takes upon mistakes we will never for the inconvenience . expected to learn the new system in gy and grief . busy writing about the wonderful newfound fame for the honorable, be sure that we have been rightfully some us have full production. As a result, trial- of suffered due to crime that might finally put their if laughable, distinction of geing compensated. We were forewarned this payroll confusion. I would also the between and-error has been effecting the city on the map. largest city Seattle and by HRS in January that our net pay like assurance from the Finance take-home pay of staff. Pay checks Two pipe bombs-explode in Nantes, France. may vary from what it was on the and Administration office that each for some staff have been $20, $50, Spokane Valley —one outside of Maybe this is just Spokane's way old system, but that the difference individual staff's concerns regard- the Spokesman-Review of with the identity crisis it $100 or more short. For some office- coping would only amount to a few cents. ing his or hers pay check will be and the staff, deductions such as federal general reaction of the shares with its smaller cousins in We certainly were not prepared for addressed to the satisfaction of the '. -paper'seemed mc,'asly to be: Two the Idaho panhandle.' suppose employee. pipe bombs? Spokane deserves bet- congratulations are in order, but An institution's health, strength ter! We'e the biggest between city rarely have congratulations been LETTlNG GO FRoM PAcEB and growth is dependent on the Seattle and Nantes, France, for cry- given for such reprehensible social commitment of its staff. Our com- ing out loud! and political retrogression. you hold on too tight to things, you want to tell someone they are mitment as staff to the institution is you'l find your hands full and doing the stupidest thing in the dependent on the trust and confi- your heart empty. world. In the long run, though, it is dence we have in the institution's To let go takes love. And love worth it. You allow others to be decision makers and the support, alone can get you through the hard human beings, to make mistakes, understanding, and concern they times. Times when you have no and to grow and learn. Try to let show for our livelihood. Breeze inta —l4'ileen Anderson controL Times when you get hurt go. Ul Transfer Credit Evaluator Sylvesters! by others'ecisions. Times when ~ ~ ~ ~ Hair ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Etc... Your Salon in the SUB )-~ ~ - ~ ~ 882-1212 informal Welcome Siudenls ~ Walk-iw Welcome 0spring clrissses 6 id th. C m, Id! o casual tops ~ ll ~ S ~ ~ ,da l C; ,.'rpjj'jjj-; y.'(s..'*'j': 4'YQ, if M) 4',p„,:, jgv'.; jt C '4~' P Nic Tucker fntramuial softball players learned how to appreciate classic North idaho spring weather this week. Constant rains immersed Guy 9/icks Field grass in mud. &%hay, AprH Z6, 1996 THE ARGONA UT 1 1 Ibj'si~&bg"-': re a earn on recor ace Damon Barktlull Staff 'll8III.'4kOMk:;:,:::,.:','.;;I Marvel Comics famous superhero group, the Fantastic Four, features an orange rock creature called the Thing, a man that is made of fire, a women super hero (to be politically correct) and the leader, a '- 'Mar'k'-.:: 50-year old man that can stretch his arms and legs. '.Van'Aeiwall:;: Although Idaho's Fantastic Four doesn't feature any superheroes or freakoids with special powers, this non-fictional group of overachievers are finding ways to astonish those who follow Idaho track and field. understatement. ..>,.'br",":yo'ats@8ie:,,:haj':b'eel'i"; ':;:,''l The word astonishment may be an Tawanda Chiwira, Felix Kamangirira, Jason St. Hill and Scott Whalen head the Idaho 4x400 relay team which broke the all-time school record of last weekend at the Mt. Sac Relays. '.::j'-:,";:~l'jiithgofig';.tj'.,gettve::.,:It'."mj,".'„;be's't;-;;::, 3:08.66 Although the'record time wasn't good enough to give Idaho a first place finish, being outlasted by I'tie gigt)'Ilcftpgp 1 f'':., They have made a "'long-lasting com- ''-: mitment to each Two New Tyesof ;, other, as vrell as a ~ .'spot in my greatest,".,:., ~ 90 column to date. 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Main Moscow Il (exp 5/15/96) L~~~~~~~~~~~ ael S~urts 1 Z THE ARGONA UT Friday, AprN 26, 1996 Kick in and be counted . pter+»„ PUT IT ON THE LINE FOR DANCE Support National Dance Week May 1 Soft Funk Ballroom Class, "Just for Fun," memorial gym/multipurpose ~ 6:30pm May 2 "Dance A La Carte" mini-concert, SUB vandal lounge ~ 12:35pm ~ '1 Funk/Hip Hop Class "Just for Fun," memorial gym/multipurpose room 6:30pm May 5 "Senior Dance Recital" by Leslie Gallagher, dance studio, PEB 110 ~ 8:00pm Sometimes driving is one e ~ ~ ~ ~ a ~ ~ ~ split decision after another. It's not enough that you have to set the cruise, adjust the mirror, buckle up, find a decent radio station, turn up the radio, . roll down the window and fix your hair... you have to watch the road? For a FREE estimate, give us a call. 882-8535. 435 East Palouse River Drive i Sp wx'ts FHday, April Z6, 1996 THE A B G ONA U T The Tequila Shhoters'- Erik Williams shot first in VANDERNAI.L FROM PAGE 11 the extra session. and posted what would be the only IntIamula'i score for the drinking club. After two misses by are always flowered with both par- out of kilter. If the truth be known, OI RCK, Hoobing knotted the score at 1-1. Lisa Rindt ties accomplishments, rather than many athletes may marry someone buried a shot high in the corner for Ricks', Chicks the true reasons people get mar- who will represent them well in the and Kicks (7-0), giving the champs the game-win- ried. public's eyes, rather than marrying came of the weel ning score and setting the stage for Hoobing's block Michael Jackson married Elvis's someone who will represent them of Standish. daughter for Christ's sake, now with the goal of lifelong happiness. "He (Tequila Shooters'oalie Jackson) had been you tell me that wasn't a media Some athletes fall under the watch- Dam Eckles diving right each time and I wanted to go the other heyday. ful eye of the media, and some Sports Editor corner," Rindt said. "It went in and I was elated." In the days of your Tommy avoid it, some bask in it, while oth- Standish had the best chance to score in regulation. Morrison's and your Magic ers shy away from it, but whatever Revenge may be a great motivator, but geting beat The former Colgate player let a shot fly from 15 Johnson's, these marriages fall a the case may be, marrying anyone twice in stiff competition would enrage the most yards out, but the attempt caught the crossbar and close second in media coverage, for their appearance or name is docile of competitors. That must have been how the sailed high. wanted or not. I think if two wrong. Athletes are just like you Tequila Shooters felt Wednesday night'in the Kibbie RCK was forced to go the final seven minutes celebrities married, so what. and me in the respect that they Dome. get without junior Mary Swain. The standout forward It's not like you mention that have a right to privacy and the Ricks', Chicks and Kicks handed the Tequila rolled an ankle, fighting Jackson for a loose ball on Tommy John has been Happily right to life a plentiful life, but Shooters a 2-1 shootout loss in the recreational intra- the sideline. married to the same woman for where they get themselves in trou- mural co-rec soccer championship. The game marked The injury forced Swain to miss the remainder of years, and that she was his high ble revolves somewhat around this the second time this spring the two clubs liave met. the game, leaving RCK without one of its top scoring school sweetheart and is currently issue. Ricks', Chicks and Kicks captured a 2-0 win in pool threats down the stretch. performing her duties as a house- If you are marrying or dating two weeks ago. play Ricks', Chicks and Kicks, which earned the tour- wife rather nicely. someone to better your image, then Neither team could muster a goal during regulation ney's top seed, kept its perfect defensive streak alive. I think society has an image of you are not secure in yourself. as the two squads played stellar defense, by not RCK did not allow an opponent to score in regula- athletes that is often misinterpret- Athletes should not be concerned allowing open shots or sheap breakaways. Jason tion all season. Wednesday's championship marked ed, especially when it comes to with what everyone else thinks, but Moore, who played college soccer at Concordia the third consecutive contest, all in the playoffs, their private lives. People think rather with concept of what makes College in Portland,.and Heather Budolfson keyed RCK won in a shootout. that because the spotlight shines on them happy, and not just for the defensive effort for Ricks', Chicks and Kicks "Jason (Moore) was our defensive key," Rindt these athletes, they are indestruc- awhile, but more importantly for while the Tequila Shooters'had Jackson and Joanne said. "When Jason go the ball and carried it, some- tible, and that perception is way hfe. from in the O-zone. Paige kept RCK exploding one would always drop back and support him." Ricks', Andy Hoobing was the star for Chicks and Rob Ryan, Scott Peterson, Rachel Royster and blocked Jeff-Standish's Kicks. Tlte sophomore Alisa Perez rounded out the championship roster for TENNIS FROM PAGE 10 shootout attempt to clinch the victory. In addition, Ricks', Chicks and Kicks. score his own. Hoobing added a shootout of Vandal team captain Katrina weekend. Idaho*s Nikora, Dive Burke reflected on ISU's victory and Erin Wentworth won all three saying, "the most disappointing of their singles matches during the REI.AY FROM PACE 11 thing was to lose to Idaho State tournament, giving Idaho a strong than see them beat the number 1 core to build on next year. Also, 4x400 relay team and other short "From last year, Felix has always "We all need to improve our seed and play in the finals." number 1 seed Burke pushed distance events may be'n its been consisteiit," St. Hill said. "To hand-off," St. Hill said. "I need to The Vandals rebounded from MSU's Yoshika Sumita to three an abroad recruiting of late. Keller has be totally honest, Tawanda has improve on my conditioning." Friday's loss to pound the EWU sets on Sunday, improving from a great reputation in countries like always been consistent. No matter "I was handing off with the Eagles for the third time this year, early season straight set loss. Idaho Zimbabwe and the West Indies, what happens, you'e guaranteed a wrong hand and I didn't realize it winning in straight sets, and mov- also showed improvement from an 7-2 loss where he's picked up guys like good job from Tawanda. I was on till yesterday when Jason showed ing into the fifth place consolation early season to MSU. Kamangirira and Chiwira, both the team last year and I was on the. me, which is screwing him up," game against MSU. The Eagles Last, Idaho will only lose two from Zimbabwe and St. Hill from team earlier. this year, and every- Whalen said. only came close in two matches. players heading into next season, and Erin the West Indies. time I'e run with these guys Whether improvement is neces- Sejla Serifovic pushed Ehlting who seniors Andrea Ehlting "Obviously they'e got some they'e consistently got the job sary or not, these guys realize there won 7-6, 7-5, in the number 2 seed Cicalo. speed and they'e better quality done." is a lot of hard work still left to be match and Jessica Hempel forced South looked at the weekend as a 7- athletes than we'e had," Keller 'Obviously, in any kind of indi- finished, possibly even another Rachel Dive to earn a close 64, learning experience for the said. vidual or team sport, confidence is record to be broken. 6 victory in the number 4 seed woman, saying "they were difficult considered "The next realistic record for us match. loses, but I think it was what we The Fantastic Four see the key to usually a winning edge It'l their success as being a matter of over any kind of opponent.'nd as is the all-time Big Sky record," Despite the opening loss to ISU needed as a team. toughen us hard work and dedication, day in it has been proven by breaking Whalen said. "It's like 3:08.53.I. and finishing sixth, Idaho did have Up. moments the and day out. school records and frustrating think that would be nice to do. So some strong during "Just hard work is all it takes," opposition, the Fantastic Four we actually almost got that the last Kamangirira said. "Keep within doesn't lack confidence. time we ran." Whalen, a senior those high goals, be competitive." "If I go out confident, then I from Bothell, Wash., is probably Kamangirira, now in his second know that I will achieve very high the most hungry of the four because year here at Idaho, has maintained goals," Chiwira said. "Confidence he knows this is his last year. a kind of consistency that isn' is one of the main things that helps As for the rest of the group, they GET A TAN - 10 tans $20 found by most athletes. you in achieving these fast times. know there's no feat they can' The Harare, Zimbabwe native has It's not just a question of winning, accomplish. Choose a NEW STYLE- Video Imaging or a motivator it's how much you win by." "None of us have ran up to par or almost been a leader Extend your nail length - Gel 8 Acrylic type teammate, which has rubbed Even with a great confidence in achieved the maximum that I know off on Chiwira, 'a freshman sensa- winning, the Fantastic Four know we can do," Chiwira said. "If we Largest hair 4 skin care retaii center in the Paiouse! tion who landed a first place victo- there are still things left to improve are to do that we will chop three ry at the BSC Championships in the upon and areas in need of improve- seconds off of our time." I 0/IOILI3chl213$ %TUlDIO 200m. ment. 88+ 8$sf +I SUN.TH 11 AM -1 AM gg ng f FRI-SAT 11 AM-2 AM I:; .:.. I Country Music 428 W. 3RD f this week f'I-ITEM ,"I-ITEM ', "ROugh'RiderSss Mliiliiii5I o ~ ~ ~ s ~ ~ Is ~ ~ s 'I 'l 82-'I 1 I 2 DRINKS I RINK f N. 112 Main. 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WORKERS, COMBINE AND Vandal Gold Dance Team NOW 8 THEN in Moscow have MUST Two bedrooms for rent in Candidates must TRUCK DRIVERS, tryoutsl Informational meet- 321 E. Palouse River Drive excellent communication BE 18 BY three bedroom, two bath ing: 5/3, PEB small 882-7886. back- Gpm, gym. condo. Furnished kitchen, liv- (208) skills, an interest &/or SEPT. 15, 1996. CLINIC: 5/4, 10am-4pm, PEB in the social/eco- EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ing and dining rooms. All appli- ground small gym. TRYOUTS: 5/5, ances plus W/D. $285 plus 1/3 Wedding dress, Victorian Style nomic sciences, and a EMPLOYER. Noon, PEB large For must man- gym. utilities per room. Call Joshua by Country Elegance, mature, professional more information, call Kim size 7-9 882-3529. ner. 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Hotline Parkl 882-4721. 1986. 885-6/93 or 332-9524 (after 6pm) FALL 1996 The following positions, are available for Fall 1996.Applications are available on the 3rd floor of the Student Union. All positions are paid. DEADLINE: APRIL 26th ~ News Editor ~ Advertising Sales (3 positions) ~ Sports Editor ~ Assistant Advertising Manager ~ Entertainment/Outdoor Editor ~ Advertising Production Manager ~ Opinion Editor ~ Advertising Production Staff ~ Copy Editor ~ Circulation Manager ~ Photographers for Argonaut and Gem Yearbook ~ Circulation Staff (2 positions) ~ Layout/ Design (2 positions) ~ Staff Writers (15 positions) ~ Contributing Writers (7 positions) THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO ~ Graphic Cartoonist ~ Columnist (4 positions) nnauThe Students'aiee ~ ~ ~ The 1997 GEM OF THE MOUNTAINS yearbook has PAID POSITIONS available for: rorno ions ana er, ssis an i or, a e esi n ior, ivin rou s ior, u en ie E to., ports E itor, 5%riters, 4 e Argonaut oo ra ers All positions are paid. Applications available on 3rd floor of SUB. Applications are due May 1, 1996. r ~ I ~ ~ DIVERSIONS Z THE ABGONA UT Friday, April 86, 1,996 'ollette 7'heatre I'ounels eq,i season It is the first play of hers that has been doing, but t ing to ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ has been performed at the find a way to resolve what her Writer Contributing University of Idaho. mother believes and so find her To round out the year, "I originally came here to mother's love. It is a search for theatre will host the'ollettetwo learn how to write plays and her mother's acceptance and final plays, Allie's Religion and they didn't have a playwriting love." Some People Smoke, Some class when I got here so I pretty This, too, is Hartman's first People Laugh. Both of the much had to do it on my own. play performed on campus. plays were written by two play- Pretty much got the project Allie's Religion and Some wrights here on campus. started, cause I know that is People Smoke, Some People Some People Smoke, Some how it is in the re'al world, too. Laugh will be performed People Laugh is a play written You aren't necessarily going to together as a doublebill. The by Jodie A. Parsley, an under- get people to support you, you first will.be Some People graduate student in the theatre have to get things started on Smoke, Some People Laugh, department. It, along with your own. So I decided to directed by Caroyln Hitt, fol- Allie's Religion, were selected write a play," Parsley said. lowed by an intermission then by the Collette Board, a group The second play, Allie's Allie's Religion, directed by that decides which plays will Religion, was written by Bob Mohwinkel. be produced in the Collette Kelsey Hartman, a UI graduate Both plays promise to be ful- Theatre. student. filling and thought-provoking . "What makes this "It deals with a woman who in nature. They also encompass play (Some el ''I@'~ :1 People Smoke, Some People is in conflict about her moth- pristine talents from the theatre 2% Laugh) unique is that each er's fundamental Christianity department. A!lie's Religion character is trying to find per- and her own search for truth," and Some People Smoke, Some sonal happiness along with a she said.."She's been raised People Laugh open May 1.and social acceptance," she said. with this one idea of what truth run together through May 5. "Theie is all sorts of issues is and as she got older she start- The May 1 through May 4 with that, there's religion, ed questioning it and wasn' ~ there's homosexuality —just getting any answers so she ~ e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ how you cope with things and rebels against her mother and ~ ~ ~ ~ to try to better yourself yet be becomes a stripper. It is some- accepted by society." thing her mother doesn't know shows will start at 8 p.m. in the Parsley has been working on about. Collette Theatre and the May 5 Same People Smoke, Some She finally confronts her showing will be a Sunday mati- People Laugh for the past year. mother and tells her what she nee at 2 p.m.. Admission is $4. ulio the hell are yo~7 i .wainlngsncckeiippeHcpewe ': KSSpi11+ RCtlVS 011 CRmpllS R SOCFSt tQ SllCCSSS '- Nevei See (From'the May 14,',',. " 1995 Washington Post, original -. Yalatee Jo~On busiest is making plans for her . . ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ) Staff wedding this summer. "I had no n idea how much was involved in e On a Magic 8 Ball; Not advised We all know one of them. planning a wedding," Prescott for use as a home:pregnancy They are the type of people who said. She plans to marry her high n 'est. can eat anything they want and school sweetheart Kevin never gain weight. remem- They Neuendorf from her hometown l; : On 'a cup of McDonald*s coffee: ber names and faces, have a great Soda Springs, Idaho. "It might 1'1 "Allow to cool before applying to sense of humor, get good grades, sound cheesy, but the night we groin area'., remain calm at the scene of an met I knew we were going to last a emergency, and are beautifufboth 'On long time," Prescott said. 'inside a handgun: Not recommend- and out. You want to hate Prescott spent her first year of ed for use as a nutcracker. them but they are so damn nice college at Utah State University, you can'. on scholarship for academics. Her On pantyhose; Not to be used in Meet Erica Prescott. interest in the WAMI program and the commission of a felony. Her metabolism may be envi- a little influence from Kevin ably high, but her everyday sched- brought her to the University of isn'. e On a'iano: Harmful or fatal if ule Prescott, a 21year-old Idaho where, like most people, she swallowed. zoology major with intentions of 'has changed her major a few going to medical school, has times. "I'e changed majors but On'a can of Fix-a-Flat: Not to known she wanted to study medi- always had the same goal in be used for breast augmentation cine since age five, but she quick- mind," Prescott said. ly denies being a "science geek" As a compulsive list-maker, On Kevorkian's suicide . as she juggles an agenda between Prescott does everything she can machinei This product uses car- classes of getting her real life in to stay on top of things. Being bon monoxide, which has been order. competitive keeps her motivated Besides the pressure of main- found to cause cancer in labora- to study and ~ ~ taining high grades and an impec- tory rats. get ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ cable record for medical school involved, On Sen.'Bob Dole: WARNING: applications, the Golden Key yet she still has the talent of National Contents under pressure and Honor Society President remaining less stressed than most But even as easygoing as she able income in her future, but Prescott has may'explode. the responsibility to students. seems, Prescott still has her pet more importantly she hopes to initiate and oversee the group's t "My dad always told me not to peeves. "Spelling errors drive me remain well-rounded and happily In :,:On a bleader, bfot foi use as'an: activities. addition to Golden sweat the small stuff. He reminded nuts," she said. Failure scares her stress-free. Prescott has been active as a ...'..";,'. 'ijutmuin;.',-':i.;-; Key, me that school was important but and the apathy on this campus "You get out of life what you student athletic trainer, tutor for to go out and have fun and skip bothers her (like anyone cares) but put into it," Prescott said. Best Student Services and a On,'a miciroscope.', Objects,are Support class once in awhile," Prescott she continues to try and stretch a wishes to her and all the.other stu- member of the VI Dance Team. "smaller'and Jess alaiming 'thin .; said. "Sometimes I think I take his 24 hour day into 36. dents here'trying to set the founda- But what has kept Prescott the well." Fo n n ~ 8 n e swo n %'n+n h ~ noh.n% E4'LA advice tooe Prescott hopes to see a comfort- tion for a future. 4IL. n e&n t e e e n e, n n L n n e ~ 4 n e n e e n 's e ~ n e n 'n'e 'e ~ ' ' happy n e 0 \ ~ ~ ~ ~ - e I e4AA'n&~eeM~n~~ FR l DAY - THURS DAY APRIL 26 - MAY 2 1996 TI-IE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO nnauThe Students'oice CHANIvKr. GUmE 19 . The Disney Channel 39 Comedy Central 20 Showtime 40 Prime Sports Northwest 2 CBS KREM 21 HBO 41 E!TV 3 CBS KLEW 22 The Movie Channel 42 The Sci-Fi Channel 4 ABC KXLY 23 Cinemax 43 ESPN2 5 TBS ATLANTA 24 ESPN 44 CNBC 6 NBC KHQ . 25 American Movie Classics 45 The Learning Channel 7. PBS KSPS 26 TNN 46 The Cartoon Network 8 ITV 27 CNN 47 CMT 9 FOX KAYU 28 USA 48 News port 10 PBS'WSU 29 The Discovery Channel 49 MOR Music 11 Palouse Bulletin 30 Nickelodeon 50 NOST .12 PBS: KUID 31 QVC 51 Court TV 13 Gov't Access 32 C-SPAN 52 Travel Channel 14 Family 34 Headline News 53 Value Vision 15 MTV 35 The Weather Channel 54 F/X '6 Lifetime 36 VH1 55 Bravo 17 The History Channel 37 EWTN, Faith & Values 56 'orner Classic Movies 18 Encore 38 TNT 57 Home & Garden Television P y ~ ~ >'sa'« Frida A ril 26th Tuesda A ril 30th Phoenix @San Antonio Orlando I Detroit Sacramento @Seattle Seattle @Sacramento Monda A ril 29th Wednesda Ma 1st Indiana @Atlanta Chicago I Miami Utah @Portland San Antonio @Phoenix CI Sponacnrrsrsr O SponaCrsoms EastiWrnl - Bnan Drain aspl/Wsn Brian hats CEN'IURY COMNUMCATJONS 205 E. 5th COEG%RATION Moscow MORNING SCIFI Lost In Space Room by Room Thu Couple Wed Stalag 17 Thu . ESPN2 NHL Hockey Frl Fabulous Sports 6:00 TCM MOVIES: Born to Sing Fri Night UFE Frugal Gourmet CART Smurfs (CC) Babe Mon, Thu and Tue MAX and th()'Glory Wed CNN Newsday IN Home and Family IISI News Dsy Bel(e Boys (CC) TLC Bookmlce COM Saturday Night Uve Eight ls Enough Morning News (CC)„,c ~ r,pg @ (23 (CC) MOVIES: Jack Mon Electric TNN VideoMomlng PSN GeYNtlrl )Ion, Wed Paid Pro- DISC Graham Kerr HBO Ughtnlng (CC) r35ody 'N Soul the Game Wed TNT Bunny, Rahl Thuu'CM DISN Chip Dale's Rescue Rangers of (CC) Qo BRAVO DISC NOST Paid Program- Bugs. Bugs Sunny, gramming Tue, Rahl Rahl MOVIE: Men In White Frl HISTORY The Real West ming Three (CC) TRAV Llfestyles af the A(eh and Fa- TLC Rory's Place Frl, Mon, Tue Rory and ENCORE MOVIES: Summer Wishes, HOME&GARDEN Cityscapes Fri Break- (S)Sesame Street (CC) Winter Dreams Mon Chorus Une Tue Ground Mon The Designer's Land- A&E Remington Steele mous Me (CC) Wed, Thu A Ing Zebra Kitchen scape Tue, Thu Gardening the Yard CART Perils of Penelope Pltstop USA Knight Alder (CC) TNT Gilligan's Island (n the Wed by TBS Little House on the Prairie TAAV Inn USA ESPN SportsCenter Wed COIN Benny Hill p:05) Country Fri, Mon, Tue Uttle House: New MAX MOVIE: Place ESPN2 Klana's Flex UFE Handmade By Design DISN The New Adventures of Wlnnle the p:05} A (8:35) A Dangerous Appeal Wed, Thu Tue FAM Rescue 911 MAX MOVIE: American Cop Mon Pooh (CC) Beginning (CC) (CC) TMC NOVI: Wed Gr(ff(th FX Personal fX:The Collectibles Show NICK Eureeka'a Castle ENCORE MOVIE: Gambit Mon P:05) f Dusty (8:35)TBSAndy HBO Speciale: Blzet's PSN Senior Golf America Wed ESPN SportsCentar p:15) AMC INOVIE: Made for Each Other (8:35)TING MOVIE: High Frequency Wed The Composers Cycle Tue ENCORE MOVIE: Moon Over Dream Wed World Thu ESPN2 Klans's Flex Appeal (8:45) (CC) TING MOVIE: Plaza Suite Thu Parador Fri HISTORY Voice of the Fugitive Fil Pillar SCIFI Alfred Hitchcock Presents FAM Family Challenge P:20) Mon Tue First SHOW MOVIE: Honey Sweet Love FX Fantasy Island 7:30 (8:46) HBO MOVIE: Rlchle Rich (CC) of Fire Perspectives Wed Shining Time Station Thu Wed Crusade ln the Pacific Thu TCM MOVIES: Journal of a Crime Frl HISTORY Year by Year Fri, Thu (CC) Flights My Timon & Pumbaa Fri Gar- SHOW MOVIES: Greedy Frl HOME&GARDEN Remodeling & Deco- Bill Mon Gallant Sons Tue Down in San at War Mon p (S) (CC) (8:45) (CC) Weapons Mon, Thu To With Love Mon rating Diego Wed Hitler's Children Thu . HOME&GARDEN Rooms for Improve- goyles'(S) (CC) (8:45) Sir, Fri New TMC MOVIE: Mixed Martha Stewart Uvlng TLC Crafts & Co. ment Qi9 Hornet(me Yankee Workshop (8:50) Nuts (CC) UFE (CC) Mon Home Green Home Mon MAX INOVIE: Body Slam (CC) Fri NOST Quilting for the '90s Frl Quilt In LIFE What Every Baby Knows (CC) (CC) (S) (CC) a- Tue This Old House Wed The MTV Top 20 Video Cauntdown Fri Day Mon, Wed Strip Quilting With Kaye MAX MOVIES: Little Giants (CC) Frl A (CC) 9:00 American Woodshop Thu (65( Jenny Jones NICK Papa Beaver'a Storytlme (S) Fri, Wood Tue Sew Creative With Donna Bunny's Tale Mon Uke Father, Uke Son (CC) AMC MOVIES: Tower of London Frl The George and Alana Wed, Thu Uttle Bear Mon, Tue Wilder Thu (CC) Thu Qo (S) Killers Mon Maury Povlch PSN Bowling Fri, Tue Prime Olympic TNN Wlldhorse Saloon MTV MTV's Rude Awakening 93 (CC) BRAVO NOST Paid & Kathle Lee Mon Horse Wor(d Wed Rugby TNT Starsky and Hutch NICK Looney Tunes Programming GD Regis Odyssey TRAV the PSN Scoreboard Central CAAT 2 Stupid Dogs esame Street (CC) Thu On Road With Charles Kuralt DISN PSN Paid SCIFI The Amazing Spider-INan USA People's Court SHOW Shelley Duvall's Bedtime Stories Welcome to Pooh Comer (CC) Programming ESPN2 BodyShaping nj) Body Electric TCM MOVIE: Secrets of the French Po- VH1 Music Matinee Frl 8-Track Flash- (CC) Frl MOVIES( It's Pat (CC) Tue (S) HOINE&GARDEN Sew Perfect Fri, Mon, (f5 Barney & Friends lice Fri Tele of the Nave}os Mon back Man, Thu Key Largo Wed The Charge af the Ught (CC) Wed Quilts Tue, Thu A8E Spillane's Mike Hammer MOVIES: Sundown Trail Tue The Tele- MAX MOVIE: Brigade Thu Simply Mickey (11:05) The Last Best Year NICK The World of Richard Scarry Frl, Mcn, Thu Trail Wed Torchy Slane In China- Wed TCM MOVIES: A Ufe of Her Own Mon In Busy graph AMC MOVIE: Sea Wife Tue town Thu MOVIES: Gay Madrid Wed Follow the Bays Thu (CC) (11:05)TBS Lifeguard Fri PSN FIT TV Frl, Tue-Thu BRAVO The Jewel In the Crown TLC Gardening Naturally Two TLC Uttle Star (11:06) Mules for Sister Sara Mon SHOW MOVIE: The of Ruth Tue CART Scooby.Doo NOST Ironside Brew- TRAV On the Road With Charles Kuralt Story (11:05)Assassination Tue (11:05) TCM MOVIE: Huddle Wed COM Ullman TNN A(esne's ster's (6:05}TBS Gilligan's island Tracey Creative Living With Millions Wed (11:05)Law of the TLC Iris, the Professor DISC Lynette Jennings Housesmart Crafts Lawless Thu (6:20) SHOW MOVIE: 81/2 Man Happy TNT Rintstones (CC) DISN My Uttle Pony Tales TNT Charlie's Angels MAX MOVIE: (8:20) TMC MOVIE: The Big Show Fri (11:15) Wyatt Earp (CC) 6:30 P:35) MAX MOVIE: Far From Home: The ESPN SportsCenter TRAV The Travel Show Fri, Mon, Wed Thu Adventures of Yellow Dog Mon ESPN2 Gory Everson's Gotta Sweat Holiday Tue, Thu (23 News Fr(, Tue-Thu U.S. Farm Report (CC) (11:15)SHOW MOVIE: End of the Line ENCORE MOVIE: Clash ol the Tl- FX Hart to Hart USA Quantum Mon p:45) Leap (CC) Tue Thu Stewart's '80s r7fomestretch tans HBO MOVIE: Morgan Coming VH1 Big 11:30 MAX MOVIE: Andre Thu Home Man TBS Perry Mason Qo VA Troopers P:45) (CC) {10:05) t7S(mply Painting: Beautiful Ireland in p:45) SHOW MOVIE: Like Father, Like HISTORY Tenko MAX MOVIE: Curly Sue Watercolour Cto3 Bloomberg Business News (10:15) (CC) Son Wed HOME&GARDEN AMC MOViE: The Wild and the Innocent Decorating With Style Tue {nSesame Street (CC) Wed 8:00 LIFE Blggers and Summers (10:15)SHOW MOVIE: Let's Make Love {T~3 The Magic School Bus (S) (CC) Fri cpllister BRAVO DISC NOST Paid Programming Rogers'eighborhood (CC) MAX MOVIE: Pure Country (CC) Man Thu Katie and Orb(a (S) (CC) Mon Eyewit- Goof Allegra's CART Wacky Races QD Troop (CC) NICK Window (10:15)TMC INOVIE: The Ref (CC) Fri ness (S) (CC) Tue PreSchool Power( Qi) American Vacations SCIFI Dark Shadows DISN Care Bears (CC) (10:20)TMC MOVIE: Macaroni Wed Wed Pappyland (S) Thu (Qz Lamb Chop's ENCORE MOVIE: The Sllencers Wed Play-Along (CC) TLC Little Star (10:25)TMC MOVIE: Murphy's Romance AMC The Magic af Bing Crosby Thu AMC MOVIE: Make ESPN2 BodyShaplng Way for Tomorrow NOST Streets of San Francisco Mon CART Fllntstone Kids (CC) Wed TNT Landing HBO MOVIE: Seven Minutes In Heaven Knots (CC) 1D:3D CON( IQds In the Hall (CC) BRAVO Paid Programming TRAV A Taste for Travel (CC) Fri Shakespeare: The Animated eading Rainbow (CC) CRT Daytime Session CART Jabberjaw Fri George af the Jun- USA Magnum, io Tales (CC) Tue MOVIE: Bite the Bul- p.i. {CC) The Kidsongs Television Show {CC) DISC Home Matters (S) Man, Thu let Thu gle VH1 Best of VH1 Honors Frl AMC MOVIES: Love Me Tender (CC) Frl ENCORE MOVIES: The Mosquito Coast DISC Home Matters (9:05) AMC INOVIE: Don't Bother to Captain Lightfoot Tue Mon The Ust of Adrlan Messenger Thu HOME&GARDEN Help at Home Dumbo's LIFE Your Baby and Child With Pene- DISN Circus (CC) Knock Fri CART Smurfs (CC) ESPN Rodeo Thu ENCOAE MOVIE: lope Leach The Three Musketeers (9:05)TBS Matlock CNN Surden of Proof HBO MOVIE: Joe Versus the Vo(ceno Mon NICK Gumby (9:15)AMC MOVIE: The Ret Race Mon D(SC World Class Cuisine (CC) Tue ESPN SCIFI Anti-Gravity Room Fri SportsCenter (9:15)MAX MOVIE: Memphis Bells (CC) DISN Tale Spin (CC) HOME&GARDEN Victory Garden (CC) (CC) ESPN2 Kiana's SHOW Shelley Duvall's Bedtime Stories Flex Appeal Wed ENCORE MOVIE: Ship of Fools (CC) Fi( LIFE Designing Women (CC) FAM Newswatch Today Fri (9:15)TMC MOVIE: Twelve Hours to Kill ESPN2 BodyShaping MAX MOVIE: Star Trek IV; The Voyage (CC) FX Fall TLC Kitty Cats Guy Thu HBO MOVIE: Off Beat Fri The Making Home {CC) Fri HBO MOVIE: Three Amigosl Fri TRAV Appalachian Stories 9:30 Oh The Professional (S) Mon MOVIE: NICK Gullah Gullah Island HISTORY History Showcase (6:35)TBS Bewitched Qo Paid Programming Murphy's Romance (CC) Thu PSN Planet X Fri Golf America Tue Club HOME&GARDEN What's Your Cto3 (6:35) TMC MOVIE: The Cowboy Way Hobby Fri Body Pulse HISTORY The World Turned Upside Golf Wed That's Home Entertainment Man C4 The Puzzle Place (CC) Down Fri First Flights (S) Wed Crusade SCIFI Tales From the Darkslde Tue Christian's Wine Cellar (6:45) ENCORE MOVIES: Local Hero Spencer Tue AMC MOVIE: The Web Wed in the Pacific Thu TLC Caprial's Cafe at Home Wed Ani ~ Fri The Four Musketeers Tue Party Company of CNN CNN & Co. (CC) HOMESGARDEN The House Doctor NOST Art of Sewing With Sue Haus- (CC) (6:45) mals Thu it's HBO MOVIE: Class Act Wed COM Garry Shandling's Show UFE Our Home mann Frl Stained Glass Man Come Paint (6:45) (CC) UFE Our Home TMC MOVIE: The Turning Point DISN DuckTales (CC) NICK The Busy World of Richard Scarry With Us Tue Naturally Floral Wed Per- {6:50) MAX MOVIE: The Getaway Fri ESPN2 Man Fitness Beach (CC) fect Palette Thu MTV MTV Jams FAM FIT (6:55) SHOW MOVIE: Dark Passage Fri TV SHOW MOVIE: Macaroni Mon TRAV Appalachian Stories 7:00 NICK Rupert HBO MOVIE: Don't Tell Mom the TLC Homebodies USA People's Court PSN Paid Programming Mon Babysitter's Dead 9% (23 This Morning (CC) (CC) Tue TNN A(acne's Creative Living With VH1 Music Matinee Mon, Wed, Thu 1996 SCIFI Beauty and the Beast (CC) HOMES GARDEN Good Morning America (CC) Building This New Crafts VH1 Hanors Highlights Tue 93 TCM MOVIES: The Great American Pas- House Fri Klutz Around XlToday (CC) the House Mon TRAV Europe's Classic Irma Fri Travef {11:40)TMC INOVIF: Romeo and Juliet time Mon Looking for Love Thu Hands On Tue Fix It cgSBarney & Friends Upl Wed Homewlse News Now Man The Emerald Isle Tue On (CC) Tue (CC) TLC Chicken Minute Thu Qo Aladdin (CC) the Horizon Wed Travels In Euro+ (S) (11:45) ENCORE MOVIE: Rome Adven- NOST Love Boat MAX MOVIE: With Honors Thu Cto) Rod 8 Reel Fri MotorWeek Mon (CC) Thu ture (CC) Wed (S) TNT Gilligan's Is(and MTV Music V(deos Computer Chronicles Tue The World VH1 American Bandstand (11:50)TMC MOVIE: Mr. Jones (CC) Fri (S) TRAV Runaway With the Rich and Fa- NICK Gullah Gullah Island of Collector Cars Wed Boat Shop Thu (10:40) TMC MOVIE: Ava's Magical Ad- AFTERNOON mous PSN Pr(me Cuts A8E McMlllan and Wife Fri, Wed Colum- venture Thu 12:00 USA Murder, She Wrote SCIFI Dark Shadows bo Man, Tue McCloud Thu (CC) (10:45) SHOW MOVIE: Year of the IR News TBS Beverly Hlllb0(les SHOW MOVIE: The Awful AMC MOVIE: Topaze Thu (8:05) Truth Wed Comet Frl Qo Headline News ENCORE MOVIE: The Time Ma- TCM MGM Parade Show Wed BRAVO NOST Paid Programming (8:15) Tue, 11:00 93 All My Children (CC) chine Wed TLC Kitty Cate CART Tom & Jerry Kids (CC) (BI((2)The Young and the Restless (CC) Go Rush Llmbaugh SHOW INOVIE: Tough Enough TRAV Flavors of France Fri, CNN Morning News (CC) (8:15) Mon, Wed 93 News WotorWeek (S} Fri Cooking Secrets of Thu Flavors of Thu COM MOVIES: Just One of the Guys Fri Italy Tue, De Real Ufe (CC) the CIA Mon The Best of Kerr (S) Tue TMC MOVIE: The Undefeated Fri AMC MOVIE: The Fur- Limit Up Mon Take This Job and Shove (8:15) (9:45) Perfect It and Be Fit America's Rising Ster Chafe Wed Jancls (8:20) TMC MOVIE: Cops & Robbersons lough Thu It Tue FM Wed Cannibal Women In the Jerry Springer Robinson's Wine Course (S) Thu Tue ENCORE MOVIE: Flipper's New Avocado Jungle of Death Thu (CC) (9:45) GR Mister Rogers'eighborhood (CC) GD Geraldo Adventure CRT Daytime Session 8:30 Thu LT?3 Wild America (CC) 08 Jack Houston's ImagineLand (S) & Friends HBO The Of: DISC Assignment Discovery (CC) Fri, blarney {CC) (9:45) Making Forrest A&E The Equalizer (CC) Fri Raising America's Children Mon Bonkers (CC) Gump Fri Mon, Tue Assignment Discovery (CC) 53 AMC MOVIES: Once Upon a Time in the Ifewton's Apple (S) (CC) Tue The Ad- Cio3 Naturally Floral Fri Creative Living SHOW MOVIE: Danny Wed, Thu (9:45) Tue West Mon My Friend Flicks Wed ventures of Dudley the Dragon Wed The Mon Crafting for the '90s Tue Mollle TMC MOVIE: The Quick and DISN Gumml Bears (9:55) the CART Flintstones (CC) Big Comfy Couch (CC) Thu (CC) Katzen's Cooking Show Wed The Dead Tue ESPN SpartsCen(er (S) (CC) CNN CNN Today A&E Columbo Frl, Mon McMillan and New Garden Thu ESPN2 Crunch Fitness 10:00 COM Poll((cally Incorrect Wife Tue, Thu McCloud Wed {Q~ Mister Rogers'eighborhood (CC) ic(l) The Price Is Right Fri The Price Is FAM The Waltons (S) CRT Justice This Week Frl Justice AMC MOVIE: The Best of Everything A&E Columbo Tue Banacek Wed Right Mon, Thu FX Trapper John, M.D. (S) (CC) Today Mon, Thu Tue AMC MOVIE: Captain January Thu C33 The Price Is Right HBO MOVIES: Love Affair (CC) Mon (CC) DISC Great Chafe of San Francisco Fri BRAVO INOVIE: Broadway Danny Rose, BRAVO Paid Programming Mike & Maty (CC) 1492: Conquest of Paradise Tue 93 Great Chefs: Great Cities Mon, Thu Fri Opening Shot Mon Champ(In on Film (CC) CART Bugs & Daffy Show Ce3Leeza (CC) HISTORY Gen. James Longstreet: Lee' Great Chefs of Chicago Tue Great Chefs Tue, Wed MOVIE: Sorry, Wrong Number DISC Start to Finish arnb Chap's Play-Along (CC) Prodigal Son Fr( Churchill Mon, Thu af New Orleans Wed Thu DISN Under the Umbrella Tree (CC) Northern Exposure HOME&GARDEN The Carol Duvall (CC) DISN MOVIES: The Cat From Outer CART A Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC) ENCORE MOVIE: Captain Slndbad Tue (Qo Sew Many Quilts Fri Sewing With Space (CC) Fri Once Upon a Forest COM Benny Hill Show ESPN2 Crunch Fitness Nancy Mon Art of Sewing With LIFE Sisters Sue (CC) Mon The Neverending Story II: The DISC Start to Fin(sh FAIN The 700 Club Hausmann Tue Quilting Ior the '90s Wed MAX MOVIES: Call Me Mister Tue Next Chapter (CC) Tue The Barefoot ENCORE MOVIE: 7 Feces of Dr. Lao Tue HBO MOVIE: Dream a Little Dream 2 Sew Creative With Donna Wilder Thu Executive Woman With a Past Wed (CC) Wed The Jetsons Meet ESPN Gymnastics Wed Wed Qa3 Sesame Street (CC) the Fllntstones NICK Rugrats (CC) Thu ESPN2 Tennis Mon NBA Inside Stuff HOMEB GARDEN Haven (S) Fri Awe- A&E Quincy, M.E. 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Sunday. farmer's market," Muneta said. an auction which will cater to just edition, beer can continue'ito:be e 6t a'nd encourage the recreational us!" - -- Voices for Human Rights, a "We really wore ourselves out." about every appeal and price tax decuction for P ~-'"""'u'se'offer. The 3-!age "If weren't group founded over two years ago Sunday's auction is one more range. it for ourlthotisanda,~~denoaricement of drunk driving, in support of tolerance of minori- step in Voices for Human The afternoon will also feature of fans, we would hav~httd-.-~~, h'o'covey'ei",.is a sobering plea from Rights'enewed ties, is sponsoring the auction. The fight for open-minded- music by guitarist/folk singer Dan towork to write this sequ51,""~thee-at'u'theo'o enjoy your beer proceeds will go toward combat- ness, as the ICA is currently seek- Maher. Maher will take the stage a Rand added. responsibly. the auction actually ing the acts of the Idaho Citizens ing to garner the signatures neces- little before Drinking tirelessly to research Beer Games 2 retails for Alliance, an anti-gay and lesbian sary for a second non pro-gay begins. and develop Beer Games 2, the around $9 from Mustang Press at been group. action on the November ballot. The auction, which had authors compiled games Beer fine local book sellers. I would "Voices for Human Rights is a "We believe the people in Idaho postponed because of a blizzard Games 1 missed, new games and recommend one copy per house will be held at coalition to prevent legalized dis- are pretty tolerant and intelligent," earlier in the year, games faithful readers con- or group of drinking buddies. Center crimination in Idaho," said Joann Muneta stated. "We want this auc- the Moscow Community tributed. However, it is not the Keep it on the reference shelf, Tickets, Muneta, secretary for the group. tion to help them understand what from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. games themselves that make this next to The Compleat Ratnen are will be available at It was this same coalition which we'e trying to do." which $5, book such an improvement over Cookbook and The Joy ofSex, the door or in advance from Book was responsible for the "No on 1" Local artists such as Louise the first. where it will be right at home. in Moscow. For additional campaign in the 1994 local elec- Falls, Floyd Peterso'n, Jeanne People Beer Games 2 is chock full o' Erik Marone Voxman and information; call 883-3267. tions. This crusade was partly Leffingwell, Bill te' o ' te t e 't e'v t a 'S ~ ~ r. :~ te era' e ~ ~ -a ~ ~ ~ a a.~ .a; tact, ~ ~ a: ~ ~ S. DIVERSIONS 1 Z THE ARGONA UT Friday, April Z6, 1996 "" 1,K1H~~11 c'~~,,RR': e''."~+'"-'*aI'n'st:;.":.,the'::N ~,t >'>„"::oe,.:~~own)it>o>f"l.'<:.Sf>ro '.-~alii'ot)l~fss~~+~'. 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I is>'.jiisst:: ( @giiipi roe, .'.:l,;.t.."~,:~,:Regktfiilf~;,I,'miist"gee'credit'lto.;Toit),"o' brought out a full length while at the same time its guitar work is a >othwer'.sad'.case(of,-sg;Mormeoiio;;/ATM'gu>itarist,"„Consideiiiig'. .'= I album titled EvilEmpire choreography of pounding rhythms spiced up „,I Ip;hop'meets-'.-',;-''>'.j.'4.-,:tli'e'fgmeonre,thattRATM'jsitrysing to,capi-';;::-'I) It seems that Rage has with a bite ofjazz influence. ared-".i'ock.i",.„':-".::;,""',";;.;;,:.taIize.,'on;"Mwoiello.'s".iihpWsiI(e"guitai!."„.:.( indeed been working Nothing negative can be said about Evil -Evil Empiie.:.".",haos', -::;:.,w'orko'>has'hoelped 'gap,-,',,',', , biidge>the( huge through rumored. break- Empire, but countless positive things can be 'RMSIt &'BSt'-"":-.~~ 'aken four years for;.~ between>ra and:,metal;;,Wt:,a:p ethora and the unfortunate said. This album differs from their first in the:;--,", -"". Matt saldwin ups ',,aetsttffrtt wnter',,'i:RARTM'to'produce!','--",;o of crunches,'and,sci'atches-Morello'has ~ 1 ""."'""'""broken arm of drummer fact that the mus)c has chan edsli htl y. (.'"-,"'-:;:w:o,'.".','-.-",:*', Contributing Writer g g .;.:-:::,:.-:.~~,-anod'the'band:attnb;.'„'-','-".alloj'e>d:,the>band'to'/go;aonother '„': album'. Brad Wiik to br There is no question, though, when you push -: utes'th'e'delay'.,to iii'dividua>I'iiiteresots',th(',.';-.I:.'withoiit'haviiig add;signiflcaht'key;". ". to fans a different breed of music, something play on your tape or CD player that it is wmererpursuing'."Yeah,'"oh,:-;: -b()aordsI'a'nd '.:.-'"::,:;:.„'-.:-:"-",.'-'.l '.'" ;,band:members s'amples ';;,,- that differs from their first album, Rage. After hearing the first song, "People '„";.,an'd'b'y.'hi;;wayrguys,,you.sho'u>ld've:-"'-".',,', '"."With'the'excoepIion '-,'. of;; of Moiello,'the In a way it was to be expected with this the Sun," you will know it is Rage. I believe "kcptpurstnnog'your interests:;: ':.",roest of'th'e band.souonds'like college'st'u-'., ', individual band: Their lyrics have radically broken into it is their unique style and tightness that sepa- instea'd regroiipiiigo for:anothei unsuc-" '; derit>s'w'ho'play'baseinei)ts.and'frat'pai- ' of different avenues of political activity and rates them from all other bands, maybe mak- —. 'ceossful at fuslii'grap',woith metal; '."'ies-'for'beer'money.;„I '..'='-"""" attempt their music has tread into a unique flavor of ing them one of the best bands in the industry this ',-.;::...-'.':I: flow'o'an'd.'ooiiginal . The last dme Isaw successfully: apj)roeciate'melody, guitar work. Nottung on Evil Empire is done right now. Public a'nd'"..;::: 'ulled off was when Enemy mean)ngful'lyiics;:RATM music lacks,' halfway. Rage has taken their music, again, to Evil Empire has a total of 11 tracks. All are .:" Anthr'ax coinbined forces for,"Bring ' ',': wh'ile De'L'a>Rocha's, '., inelody, flow.and its extreme end, by playing tight and develop- worth the purchase of this disc. I would have- 'he Noise.",': .:,-",.".",":.;"-.-':,.:.'..:",'.'::.".v'ocals may"exhibit 'meaningful charac- ".. ing a rhythm that has brought them into to say that Evil Empire already is the best ', RATM's prim'ary. demise is',their", -",; t'eristics to'.virgin ea>rs,'ariy mea'ning that, '. their own of music. are not album the Hootie and the '..'s'deiiv'ed'from genre They of year. Blowfish immature singer, Zach De La Rocha.':, La.Roch'a's ly'ncs is'e De thrash, nor are they hip-hop like some other may have been the best band last year, but La'Rocha hard ',:" '., works to achieve a merely:re-hashed'political histoiy'an'd; newspapers have labeled them. they never had to compete with Rage. It is - > -.'.'::,':::,'::,'.".;," "- sinceie preachy presence but his voice . news ..',,: '-: '' '-,',-..',:: So,'he ' Rage Against the Machine's Evil Empire is rare to find a band that is tight —tight in the sounds too uneducated. result is .:. never appieciated the first RATM a tour-de-force in political activity, but every- fact that Rage recorded "Bombtrack" from an onslaught of groundless shouting - album,'and, 'to -; well, after listening Evil thing comes down to a question of tastes with their first album before they ever played a vulgarities. with plenty of His lyrics, Empire my'appreciation level still Rage: meaning or music7 They provide both live show together —and intelligent. with themes . - ':- mixed political and poetry>,,..remairis unchan ged.-: St. Augustine' Emmanuel LI I theran Catholic Church & Student Center Churcll 1036 W. 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