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THURSDAY APRIL 8, 2004
ELEPHUNK ALL AMERICAN The tale of Photos from the Black tennis queen Erin Polowski Eyed Peas' show SPORTS· 5 ME·8 VOLUME 16 ISSUE 55 WWW.ARBITERONLINE.COM Parking office oversells generalparkin permits
PHOTO BY MARY DAWSOW1\JE ARBITER "Ziggy," a purebred Boxer enjoys the attention of ~tudents at Suds, a local bar. OFFTHE LEA H
PHo/0 Il'I JAMES ORI1(lHE ARBlTER Know when and where to unleash A lot attendant tiokets a car parked In a metered lot outside the Student Union Building.
BYMONlCAPIDCE NewsReporter No immediate plans for campus expansion What's a dog to do when the walk around the block just prices charged for venue park- tion through permit increases. doesn't cut it anymore? Dogs are coming up in the world. No BYCHARUE CLAYTON The plans have cleared the first longer are Fifiand Fido constrained to leash-only walks. Boise Ing, such as athletic, student Investigative Reporter union and drama events," Blake preliminary planning stage and has an off-leash area that's allthe talk/bark at the water coolerl an environmental ,assessment said. fire hydrant. rmedwith a blue, white and gold parking These charges have remained for location is ready to be con- For a change of scenery, try the military reserve area in the ducted. foothills located at Mountain Cove Road and Reserve Street. permit and 20 disposable minutes, many static while the other parking rates have soared. Parking confinements are With miles ofoff-leashtrails in a hillydesert environment, there Boise State students venture out to test also expected to ease after the is always something to sniff or mark. Additionally, the City of Everett has found additional their luck in the general parking lots. ways to add parking and cut expansion of Boise State's west Boise website provides info on five other off-leash parks cur- campus in Nampa, expected to costs as well. rently in the works. ,,' Witt. patience pushed to extreme limits, be operational by fall 2005.BSU , Where can you take your dog for dinner? When looking for the luckiest students are usually able to claim a coveted During the summer 2004 , . dog-friendly restaurants, term, Parking and Transpor- West will offer 1,000 additional space leaving little time to run to class. The less fortu- tation Services will gain 160 parking spaces and reduce the .muftlllf'lUln,."wl\\'ES patio is the word. "Ani- . clutter of cars as. well as stu- A D&U U&.L!dI&\'1 mals aren't allowed in- nate pack hiking gear. parking spots from redesigning side restaurants for health and resurfacing the lot. An addi- dents on the main campus. The updated master plan for '. M.k. suro your doe I. up to date on reasons," said Dee Fugit, for some degree of over-sell," tional 12 spaces will be created ·allsholl. "A lot 01virus •• aro p•••• d education director for the Owning a, general parking by restructuring an inefficient parking also endorses three ad- ....-- 'from doe to doe," permit does not guarantee a Everett said. ditional' parking garages which ,Idaho Humane Society. To offset the cost of building lot at the comer of Royal and Most restaurants with pati- parking spot in the assigned Lusk Avenues, off of Capitol would be added to the vicinity ,. Own.ruhould socl.llz. th.lr dogs the parking garage on Univer- over a 20-year span. 'bOloro takl.l'g them to olf.l.ash areas os don't mind if dogs share lots. Boulevard. ' "Ageneral parking pass is like sity Dr., the price of a general But the immediate future 'with strang. p.oplo and poll. Start a burger and fries with their permit has increased by 50per- But of the newly available .whon tho doe I. young and tak. them a hunting license, there is no looks pretty grim for general owners. cent over three years. However, spots, very few will be available ,.v.rywh.ro so thoy got used to n.W One coffee shop caters guarantee you will find a spot," for general permit parking. parking permit holders. 'plac .. and p.oplo. Own... need to said Jared Everett, director of general parking passes are not "We are sensitive to the num- know how tholr dog rospondsto now to pet owners. The Danc- "Most of those spaces will be 'Parking and Transportation admissible in the garage. ber of general parking spots :placas. ing Dog in Meridian offers Executive Director of Fa- replacing the 150student hous- lattes and dog biscuits. Services. ing spots that were taken when available and intend' to find a ~ Beloro you take tho Iaash off, train BSU puts no limit on the cilities Operations and Main- solution to the problem that is your dog to como on command. "We.have aton of differ- tenance and Chair of the Park- BSUstarted construction on the ent treats," said employee number of general parking new halls;" Blakesaid. within the financial' means," passes sold. For the spring 2004 ing Advisory Committee Larry Blakesaid. • Own... should be respor.slbl •. Clean Jessica Travis. The patio is Blake. said it is a problem of Long term fixes for the over- up after your doe and always a.k be- set up with dogs in mind, semester, 7,000 general per- population of general parking There is a possible addition lora p.tUng someon •• Is.·. dog or let- mits weresold for 3,000general cost efficiency. of general parking in the south- ting your dog run up to another doe· with places where dogs can On the brighter side, Blake permits include the possibil- parking spots. ity of housing a multi-mobile east expansion area of Euclid -From Jim Closson with A Better Pet. be tied while their owners "Most students do not attend said there are no current plans Street, where homes are being school of dog training fetch coffeeand dog treats. to raise prices in the imm'ediate transit center on campus. This What should dogs and school each day, all day long; proposed development will purchased by the university. many students take evening future. "If BSU doesn't have short- owners know before they The parking committee is cur- be largely funded through the courses when parking demand Federal Transportation Ad- term plans for the three square head out on the town? Jim Closson with ABetter Pet, school of is less, and many students take rently looking for new ways to blocks. we might be able to add 'dog training, says a few guidelines help everyone have a good increase funding for parking. ministration. saving students classes on two or three days a from paying the largest por- some general lots." ' tlme, ' week instead of five.This'allows "We are looking at raising the , "If everybodywould follow these steps it would make it [off- 'leash areas) better for everyone," said Closson. " Most public parks allowleashed dogs but there are some sea- sonal restrictions for Kathryn Albertson Park, McDevitt Youth Sports Complex, Optimist Youth Sports Complex and Willow Lane Athletic Complex. Boise State allows leashed dogs on campus, but nut in buildings unless it's a seeing-eye dog. . If all this off-leash,on-leash and dog-friendlystuff seems like Goodviill Program provides food a big hassle, (emember, cats make great pets too. - vouchers for 'classified employees;
born after a supervisor of a they did something for the low- along with a 50 percent match BYGREGORYmrrrr ground crew raised the issue er people working here." by BSU's food services contrac- Special to The Arbiter at an ACESenate meeting last All classified. employees are tor, Aramark, Charlton said that Of the nearly 640 classified fall, pointing out that some em-eligible for the program and can along with many private party employees charged with main- .ployees can barely afford to eat, pick up applications online at donations, the GoodwillProject taining the BSU campus, 210 lunch on campus. the ACE website. All applica- has enough money for thls year; , eam less than a living wage ac- Ran entirely on donations, tions are evaluated based on Whilethe GoodwillProjectisa cording to the Economic Policy the Goodwill Project awards need.. step up, it does little toalleviate Institute, a non-profit, non-par- monthly food vouchers good for ACEPresident Connie Charl- the larger problem of poor pay tisan think tank. The Goodwill one meal a weekat any Aramark ton said she hopes to make it a for classifiedemployees. -'. . ,Prograw, afood voucher system vendor on campus. SoJar, ,74 viable and pennanentproject; . "r made more mopey in '97 implemented by BSU's. Assc-: awardS have been issuea since however,to do so Charlton sald, than'l do' now," ,Said anem~ clationof Classlfied Employees the January .inception 'of,the ,"We need tokeep the projectin ployeewho"~~ed~o{relDaln t (ACE),hopes to alleviate some program.. . " .' . . _view of the pub~c to keep dona·~onymGLl.s; PAGE 2 .Detroit college producing many .' CAMPUSINVOLVEMENT Oftbe.world's best auto designers ~~ of the Student Union. The talk room; Zukin's talk. titled "Glo- signers. the service," said Kreimeyer, is geared toward the general BY MICHELLE KREBS CCS's transportation pro-' balization and Urban Culture," KnightRidder Newspapers OPEN 2417: LOCAL "we're there to answer alltypes public and is free and open to gram draws students from' is free and open to the public. everyone. Parking is available (KRT) of,questions. We can help track . Zukin is Broeklundian Pro- the Detroit suburbs as well as" UBRARIES OFFER NEW down that special recipe, locate in the visitor parking lot behind from all over the world, like 25-• fessor of Sociologyat Brooklyn Amina Horozic, 21, a senior REFERENCE SERVICE addresses, quotations, statis- the Student Union. year-old Sung-Yeah Song from ; Collegeand the CityUniversity Hal11plklan, a professor of studying transportation design tics and miscellaneous facts, or Graduate Center. She recently South Korea, who picked CCS' It's the middle of the night find product information. " biologyat Clayton State College at Detroit's Collegefor creative because "it's the best in the", published "Point of Purchase: Studies, nervously wait~ for and you're desperate for a PatJons can log on to the and University in Atlanta, world. It's famous in Korea." How Shopping Changed Ga., works with the courts as Dave Lyon, General Motors' piece of information for the re- service through the three American Culture" (Routledge, One of the strong points of' port you're workingon. Thanks individual library Web an expert in DNA evidence. executive director of design, to the CCS transportation design. 2004), and has also spoken give some sign wheth~ror not. to collaboratlolT'betweenthree sites, or by' doing directly to Hal11plklan'srecent book, Exit program is its close association about the social issues of shop- to Freedom co-authored with he likes her car sketches that local libtar1¢s, 'you can now www.answerXpress.com.Nel- ping on National Public Radio with car designers working In- find that elusive tidbit - even Calvin Johnson, chronicles cover the wall. ther method requires a library and published articles on the the profession. Ralph Gilles, a at 3 a.m. - by connecting with Johnson's 16-year strUggle to His expression and questions card. Op-EdPage of The New York top DaimlerChrysler designer. a librarian online. The three prove his innocence after he to her provide no clue. Times and in Tile Cllronicle of who most recently designed' libraries -- Ada Community wasgiveQ a life sentence for Since she and her brother the just-introduced Chrysler, BOISE STATE HOSTS . Higller Education. Library, Boise Public Library rape and related crimes. He played with cars in 'thelr Har- 300Cand Dodge Magnum, is a' and Boise State University's GUIDED TOUR OF BOOK The author of many books was freed in 1999 after DNA rison Township home, Horo- and articles about cites, culture zic, born in Sarajevo, Bosnia, professor for the senior class. . , Albertsons Library -- recently testing conclusively ruled out Once restricted to mostly' ART EXHIBIT APRIL 12 and economic change, Zukin has had a lifelong dream to be I' launched answerXpress.com, the possibility of his guilt. has also edited, with Michael GM, Ford and Chrysler de-' a free interactive online refer- The highly acclaimed book a car designer. Now, with her " The Boise State UniV~rsity Sorkin, After tile World Trade final school project, the dream signers. CCS's. transportation ::t enceservice .. English Department will host is the only first-hand account design program has gone in-' "i Usersstartasessionbylogging Center: Retllinking New York of a prisoner freed by DNA is within her grasp. ~,I a free guided tour of works City (Routledge, 2002). Her ternational in its associations on to www.answerXpress.com. evidence, and includes an She and the other seniors are :l by internationally acclaimed book, Loft Living (Iohns Hop- with foreign car companies and ' 'I. afterward by Innocence Project assigned as their last semester where they will find chat tech- book artist Roberta Lavadour. kins University Press, 1982), their designers. ' :\ co-founder, Barry Scheck, project to design a GMvehicle nology that lets them discuss The "BiblloWalkabout" is at 7 was the first analysis of the Toyota, for instance, recently- " the information request with as well as comments by the for 2020. (Four major auto- "I p.m. Monday, April 12, on the important role played by the gave the school $1 million for , a librarian. The ,librarian may noted forensic scientist Dr. makers alternate sponsoring , first floor of the Liberal Arts arts and cultural activities in the senior project.) GM's.sole a visiting speakers progral11. ., then search specialized data- Henry Lee. Exit to Freedom Many of the foreign makers ,f" Building. contemporary urban revital- requirement is that the futuris- bases, as well as the Internet, willbe featured in a 90-minute have Detroit-an~a design op-' Lavadour, who lives in the ization. tic vehicles use the skateboard- to select the best information foothills of eastern Oregon's Working in the field on eco- presentation on C-SPANBooks erations that lend their support sources. These will be sent di- this month. Hal11plklanis also shaped chassis ofits Autonomy Blue Mountains, began mak- nomic sociology, Zukin has fuel cell concept, unveiled' at to the school. rectly to the customer's com- a board member of the Georgia Changes in store for the , ing art books in high school, also edited "Industrial Policy: the 2002Detroit auto show. '; puter screen. After the session long before she discovered Innocence Project. He earned transportation studies pro- . Business and Politics in the a doctorate in genetics from Horozic's egg-shaped con- ends, the customer receives a it was a recognized art form. United States and France" gram will be more focused on list of sites visited and a com- . the University of Connecticut cept looks more like wild sci-fi ',' "I've always been captivated (prager, 1985) and, with 'Paul transportation than a current digital skillsused for rendering plete transcript of the session. and has participated in a concepts, as well as on conver- by the Idea of making art from DiMaggio,co-edited Structures car. She's designed the vehicle "Allof us know that our pa- the materials In-my immedi- wide variety of biological sion of sketches to math-based of Capital a:;ambridge Uni- _research, holding research from the inside out, with the trons need answers to ques- ate environment and have al- versity Press, 1990). She is a data so models can be made on ·tions when we're not physically positions at Yale University, idea that the. vehicle has re- ways said that the best things former chair ofSociologicalAs- placed the family dining table high-tech equipment like the open," said Vicki Kreimeyer, anyone ever did for my artistic Emory University, the Centers school's new milling machine. sociation. Zukinearned her Ph. for Disease Control and as a place to converse and in- project coordinator and Adult development was to push me D. from Columbia University. "We're trying to stay at least Services division manager out of the house on summer Prevention (CDC), La Trobe teract. up to date or ahead ofthe curve at Boise Public Library. "We University (Australia), the Atlong last, Lyon,a 1990CCS mornings when I was a kid and graduate, delivers his verdict. with the changes in the auto in- want to serve them without the say,'Find something to do until DNA AS LEGAL Worcester Foundation and dustry," Rogerssaid. limitations of physical space Georgia Tech. His current "It's spooky," he says. "In a dinner time,'" she said. EVIDENCE DISCUSSED good way. Do one even more The school also plans to offer and fixed schedules. Since we An exhibit of Lavadour art BY FORENSIC SCIENTIST research interests are in novel a graduate progral11in trans- know they're using technology books will be on display from methods of DNAidentification outlandish." portation design, a first in the for communication, this was a and the antimicrobial effects of Such design reviews are March 29 through April 12 APRIL 9 daily drills at CCS, one of the United States, said Rogers, natural progression in develop- in the Liberal Arts Building. aromatic compounds. . who says CCS would then be ing our reference service." , Greg Hampikian, a forensic Hamplklan and a colle~gue world's top breeding grounds Building hours are 9 a.m. - 5: for car designers, but one that the only school in the world to The state-of-the-art service 00 p.m, daily and admission is DNAspecialist who has worked also developed a popular high offer transportation design at was developed to serve south- with courts from Illinois to school science program that few DetrOitersoutside the auto free. industry realize has a global both undergraduate and grad- west Idaho residents and Boise Georgia and is a frequent allows students to explore uate levels. He says a graduate ., State students, core users of li- guest commentator on news scientific principles through reputation. , ZUKlN TO TALK ABOUT "ccs isthe nation's best-kept program would appeal to a , brary reference services for the shows such as Good Morning forensic iilvestigation of a different s,tudcnt population, I three libraries; however, any- URBAN CULTURE IN America and Fox News, will "crime scene" complete witll secret in design education," " said CCSdean of academic af- perhaps people in other design one who submits a question BOISE STATEADDRESS speak at BoiseState University. fake blood, hair and clo thing fields or people with the skills' will be served. Although zip "Convicting and Exonerating fibers, fingerprints, footprints, fairs Imre Molnar, who moved to CCS in 2001 from the rival for transportation who want' code information if requested, The Boise State University through Forensic Science: the lip prints, and other evidence. to make a career change with a' it won't be used to limit the Miracle of DNA" will be· the Art Center Collegeof Design in SociologyDepartment Speaker Pasadena, Calif., the nation's graduate degree. . service area unless demand Seriespresents Sharon ZUki!lat subject of Hal11plklan's talk requires it. from 11 a.m. to noon, Friday, other major school for car de- . "Although we expect stu- 7 p.m. Thursday, April8, in the Student Union Jordan C BaII- April 9, in the Lookout Room dents to be important users of :THURSDAY,APRIL 8,2004 NEWS PAGE]: ~-----_...... _------...... _------...... ,' Stargazing at Bruneau··Observatory BY MICHEUE SEllS Outdoor Columnist Come Surf With Usl Call for student and faculty discounts. Internet selVices In the last fewweeks there has start at *$11.99 per month. FREEl Email & Web Space been an unusual astronomical Boise. 10 493-2400 or Toll Free 800-336-8892 occurrence in the night sky.The wwW.solutionpro.com planets, Mercury, Venus, Mars, "Additional Telephone charges will apply Saturn and Jupiter have allbeen visible to the naked eye and .allgned so that they are allview- able on the same night. This event will not happen again for COOL. CONOOM GUY'S WeeKL.Y TIP 30years. Bruneau Dunes Obser- vatoryis home to Idaho's largest public access telescope, and will be hosting viewingson this sub- 111009$ Of OW? CUSTOMEl?S [ect and many others. Weather AGl?EE THAT THEY PQEfEl? II permitting, the observatory will ,CONOOMS OVEl? SYPHIUS be open everyFriday and Satur- day, at 7 p.m, The observatory began in the early 1990's when the Boise Astronomical Society raised funds to purchase a large tele- Bruneau Dunes Observatory Is home to Idaho's largest public access telescope. Weather permitting. the observatory will be open scope. Once the telescope was every Friday and Saturday, at 7 p.m. PHOTO COURTESY OF MICHELLE SElLS purchased, the society was left fer other similar opportunities: Enjoythe view,but be careful so with finding a place to put it. A approximately 25-30 ft. in di- you don't get a stiffneck. ameter and designed to rotate a Albertson College of Idaho in telescope of this size and power Caldwellis host to the Whitten- requires that it be far awayfrom full360degrees, to allowa com- Important Information berger Planetarium. This plan- Bruneau Dunes Observatory Information the lights of the city to function plete view of the night sky. The telescope is huge. It is about 10- etarium is open only to groups 36&-7919 optimally. The society began on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Boise Astronomical Society www.rubberrainbow.com by approaching private land- 12 ft. in length and 25inches in www.boiseastro.org diameter. Aladder is required to and entry fees are dependent Whittenberger Planetarium 459-5211 owners who might be .willing upon group size. Reservations to donate a site to house the reach the eye piece. It is a com- pletely manual system with no are required in advance; please telescope, but found no suc- contact JoAnn Bellon at 459- cess. Defeated" they turned to electronic components, which means that a volunteer must 5211 for more information. the state. The society believed Saturday, April 24 is National that Bruneau Dunes State Park physically move the telescope to follow the objects across the Astronomy Day and the plan- which is located in a sparsely etarium will be offering an eve- populated and arid area, would sky. ' The size and power of this ning public show. Please call for provide an ideal location for the more information as the date telescope. It took some work telescope indicates its use for deep sky exploration. With this approaches. and time but the state agreed to The Boise Astronomical So- provide the site. piece of equipment, it is possi- ble to see nebulas, galaxies,the ciety is the largest such group By 1998, the telescope was in our area. This group regu- housed in its observatory. The rings of Saturn and the moons of Jupiter with surprising clar- larly schedules 'Star Parties,' on observatory was a coopera- April17the societywillbe at the tive effort by several different ity. BlacksCreekRifleRange and on groups. Trus Joist·McMillian Besides the giant indoor tele- scope, volunteers spend their May22you can find them at Bo- donated the building materi- gus Basin. Please visit their web als, known as Timber Strand. evening setting and adjusting other smaller scopes outside on site for further information and Timber Strand is a composite' a calendar of events. wood material developed by the lawn. These ranged in size from 8-10 inches in diameter Stargazingis fun and informa- ,McMillian. The mechanism, tive. It is an activity that can be which allowsthe building to ro- and they are also exceptionally powerful. Through the lO-inch enjoyed by all ages, so take the tate, was designed byThe Yanke whole family. Be sure that you Machine Shop. Finally, Parks scope, it was possible to count the craters on the surface of the come prepared for the weather and Recreation employees as- ifvisiting the Bruneau Observa- sisted with the foundation and moon. tory, as a great deal ofthe'activi- construction. The multi-media While Bruneau Dunes Obser- vatory is by far the best place to ties take place outdoors. After theatre was added three years attending a few star parties, later by a grant from the Steele- visit and explore the heavens there are other places sprinkled you may come to appreciate the Reese foundation and this build heavens in a whole new way. now bears the name of its bene- through out the valley that of- Y&NEf Career Opportunity! factor. Bob Niemeyer, visitor center supervisor for the Slate of Idaho Are you ready to start building your resume and preparing for your Parks and Recreation Dept. at Bruneau Dunes has been in- future career? The Walt Disney World'" College Program gives you the volved in the program since its beginning with the BoiseAstro- opportunity to take college-level courses for credit, network with Disney nllmical Society. Niemeyer vol- leaders and enhance your marketability in today's job market. unteered at the, observatory for nearly five years prior to,being hired by the state. As a participant, you'll enjoy a social, multicultural environment with " His duties include hosting the Orientation Program, oversee- 24-hour secured housing and admission to all four Walt Disney World ing the observatory operations, " Montgomery GI Bill Kicker " Montgomery GI Bill Theme Parks. Plus, you'll learn about next-step opportunities with The Environmental Education Pro- " Cash Bonuses " State Tuition Assistance grams as well as assisting ob- Walt Disney Company. This paid program is open to all majors and servers and volunteers with the " Student Loan Repayment program nightly viewings. The Orienta- college levels. Find out more and apply online at tion Program covers the his- Fuel }(mr PIIIII,., tory of telescopes and early as- For More information contact: wdwcollegeprogram.com. tronomers such as Galileo and MSGT Gabe Usog Air National-~Gllard Massier and provides a wealth 422-5921 or (SOO) 621-3909 Presentation attendance is required. pi information. Also, through the use of new computer soft- ware, stargazers arc'introduced electronically to the objects that they will be viewing. BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY In addition to Niemeyer's other duties, he is also Idaho's Wednesday, April 14, 2004; 2:00pm "Solar System Ambassador" to NASA. This ambassador- Student Union- Forum Room ship means that anyone who is interested can attend one of the orientation presenta- tions and learn about current NASAevents. The most recent program focused on the Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity. this informational, animated program covered every detail of be ~¢>fliN~World the Mars mission from launch ' -UCOLLE£jE PROGRAM Dream it. Do it. Disney. to rover landing, It is the orily program currently of its kind. Both the past and present of fOf • Drawing Creativity from Diversity • © Disney astronomy are explored in this multi-media presentation. " :: The observatory building is Capital . ISO EmfJlovees It fUll-time Students Fflllcators NO monthly service charge, NO per item fees, u - ...I h k ltl FEDERAL CREDIT UNION un,;mltea c.•ec -wrl mg, NO minimum balance requirement, PLUSwe F EEH me anklng!!I pay dividends on your account. We have NO surcharge*ATMs at aUfour office FREE*ATMs FREE DRAFT ATAll OUR OFFICES (CHECKING) locations PLUSone in the BSU SUB. ACCOUNTS & IN THE BSU SUB! Accounts Federally Insured to $100,000 by NeUA, an Agency of the t:l.S. Government.' - I ' P...... ·•••()N ~PA~G~E~4======:;.;;=====~======~======T;;H;;U==RS;;;D;;A;;;Yt;:;;AP;;RI=L;;8t:;;20;;04~",...... So, anyway••• Poachers pooping on my BSU .parking experience 2) Walk to random ears with BYTRAVISES'IVOLD your keys out and your body Columnist partially hunched over. Pretend , Okay, so I've got a complaint you are getting ready to unlock A lot has been made recently of the door, then look up at the sky the whole 'I can't find anywhere with your head slightly angled. to park at Boise State' deal. I Roll your eyes dramatically and guess that's important. I live slap' your forehead with the about four blocks from campus, palm of your free hand. Then so I walk everyday, but I know mouth the words in plain sight why people are mad. My com- ' of the poacher: "This isn't my plaint isn't about the school carl" and fully accentuate the this time, though. When I head word "this." Repeat as many , to the parking lot to go to lunch times as necessary. ! ~ with my girifrlend, I feel like I'm 3) Wave to the poacher. Let 'l '1 being stalked. It makes me un- them know you have spotted :, comfortable. them and that you are sympa- So I'd like to take a momentto thetic to their plight. Motion :'I I dishonor my new least favorite for them to pull forward to your I l people on campus. Yes, I like location and then execute step \ 4, them less than the folks with the two. , ' signs last year out in the quad I think that's plenty of steps I I who in no uncertain terms told right there. Now I'll complain ,I me I was going straight to hell to some more. And this is directly I bum for all eternity when I died. to the poachers: Stop pis sing , My new enemy are the 'parking offl In the time it takes to 'J me lot poachers.' I know I need not sit there, you could have al- explain who these people are. ready parked at another lot and Everyone has seen them. They walked to class. If you're' that sit in their cars and in my way. opposed to walking - take the Waiting, watching and annoy- bus or carpool. Rent a mule for " ing the living hell out of me. God's sake! 'I I'm not one to sit idiy by so, I think I've made my point. in my infinite wisdom, I have I hate being in the parking lot. devised some strategies to beat I'm not an anti-motorist. I don't these people at their own game. like finding parking any more If you are similarly frustrated than the next guy, but those in the parking lot, take note of poachers make me feelUke I'm the following. Pirst: Always be being hunted. It must end. aware of your surroundings. We, the sane people at Boise fa Sooner or later, you'll observe State, need to band together a poacher watching your every and stop this. If I can't feel at move: home in the middle of my own Consider the Peace Corp 1) Proceed very, very slowly. university's parking lot, then Elongate your movements, al- where the heck am I supposed most to where it feels like crawl- to feel comfortable? I answered yes, because I feel that ing. For added effect, stop and rest beyond our borders. This was BYNATEPETERSON Peace Corps and Georgia has given re-enforced to me when hearing my yawn repeatedly. Special to The Arbiter me back everything I have put into favorite political hero, Senator John it and more. Furthermore, I know McCain, encourage college students When we remember John F. Ken- that when my service ends in June of to serve in the Peace Corps as a way nedy. we often remember his fa- 2005, the Peace Corps will continue mous phrase, "Ask, not what your to combat terrorism. to help me in terms of educational, Subsequently, I chose the Repub- country can do for you, but what financial, and social benefits. lic of Georgia due to its recent disso- you can do for your country," Returned Peace Corps volunteers lution from the Soviet Union, as well In America, it is increasingly more are not only given preferential sta- as for its proximity to the Middle difficult for individuals to find time tus for jobs and schools, but they Giving us pause East. 'Georgia sits on the eastern for public service as family, work, are also given help on student loans coast of the Black Sea and southern and school require our time and as well as money for transitioning slopes of the Caucasus MOWltainS. ever present commitment. For col- back to work and school. The great- Russia, Turkey, Armenia, and Los Angeles TImes ond delays might be a good lege students, facing these challeng- est benefits, however, are the social Azerbaijan are Georgia's neighbors thing to try in our private lives. es plus the daunting task of starting in a region that is instable at best. ones. Think about it. First, look at a career after college can render the By serving in the Peace Corps, I This editorial appeared in Due north of Iraq, Georgia's border your watch for 10, seconds. opportunity for public service as im- have had the opportunity of work- Thesday's Los AngeleseTimes: to the war tom country is closer than 9, 10. Seems longer than you possible. ing with a truly talented and pro- thought. Now, remember that Boise is to Salt Lake City. ductive group of volunteers. They 'IV and radio networks' and Fortunately for American citizens As circumstances would lend snotty remark you threw off with bachelor degrees, the United are people I consider to be some of stations are running around themselves, I eventually arrived leaving for work this morning, States Peace Corps, created by Pres- my best friends and I know that Iwill these days like chickens with , here in Georgia the same week that their profits cut off. The per- pre-coffee? With a to-second ident Kennedy's executive order, know them my whole life. delay, you'd have been outside the war began in Iraq. It was tense ceived predator is the Federal remains a life long option for pub- Currently, there are over 200,000. by the time it came out. And here for the first month, but eventu- Communications Commis- lic service. Whether you are soon returned Peace Corps volunteers in there'd be nothing to apologize ally things calmed down as the war sion, which, had been on break to graduate, or someone looking America and they constitute a very for tonlght. Which, for some, to take time off work and/or retire, died down. broad and deep network in busi- awhile. Now, early in this elec- Living in a de-stabilized country raises the philosophical ques- there are countries in the world that ness, government, and education. tion year, with a flashed breast and war-tom with transitioning tion: If a crude word is uttered" are in desperate need for educated a Regardless of your career plans, as impetus, the FCC has be- economy from communism to capi- in the woods but no one hears-"; there Will be a returned volunteer in come publicly very worried and professional volunteers. tallsm has not been uneventful. This it, is it still crude? " ::::':; The Peace Corps not only gives your field somewhere who is willing about decency on the public past year in Georgia I witnessed a In the sales meeting, when:-:' you the opportunity to devote part airwaves, threatening fines and popular revolution that peacefully to help you. the vice president pointed ancf'; of your life to public service that Boise State University is a remark- sanctions for crude talk, and and successfully overthrew the cor- further wardrobe malfuncl:lons. you muttered something hasty~·:; serves our country by serving com- able institution and a place that I and maybe not directlyrelv~'J rupt" president and former Soviet Parents who perhaps have not munities in need beyond our bor- hold'very dear to my heart I truly evant, wouldn't an extra 10 sec- Union Foreign Minister Eduard She- quite gotten around to explain- ders, but it also gives you the oppor- believe that BSU students are re- onds' thought have sharpened tunity for professional and personal vardnadze. markably talented and hardwork- ing oral sex to school-bound . Things are quiet now in the coun- the response impressively? development spiced with a bit of ing. I would like to know that in the 9-year-olds may appreciate try that I have grown to love. As I Remember, back in sixth future, BSU will be well represented the pressure on drive-time adventure. study the Georgian language and grade, the big kid in the leather After graduating from Boise State disc jockeys who, like children, experience tl1eGeorgian culture, I in the Peace Corps. jacket who sat by the window, University in 2002, I entered the When a Peace Corps recruiter sometimes say and imply the find myself loving this country more failing every subject? He made Peace Corps in spring of 2003 and comes to campus, please take the damdest things. and more. Although my values and fun of everything, including have since 'spent the past year of opportunity of visiting with him or In response, many stations , beliefs remain the same, being a vol- your shirts? A 10-second pause my life volunteering in the former her and asking about the available have instituted a 7- or 10-sec- unteer in Georgia has changed me right then could have let you c:~ Soviet Unlon Republic of Georgia as programs and how you and your ond delay on live broadcast personally for the better. design a perfectly constructed;.·~ an English teacher and community , interests might fit into them. If you chatter and events. This alleg- I have also come to believe that unanswerable riposte, causing are looking for excitement, personal edly allows studlo producers organizer. my experience here in Georgia has the entire class to laugh up- I had thought about joining the and professional development, or . to bleep offensive words be- become as important to my profes- roariously and award you their Peace Corps in high school and an edge on other people in your fore they spew out on invisible sional development as anything else lunch pail desserts for a week. later I briefly considered it while at field, the Peace Corps will not disap- airwaves to the waiting world. I have done. Besides language ac- On the other hand, an extra 10 college, but it was not fixated in my Kind of an involuntary TWo. quisition and teaching, I also work point you. seconds would allow reconsid;~ mind. That changed following Sep- If you jusdWant to pass the time What you're hearing or seeing extensively with community organi- eration of the entire clever put~,· tember 11th, when in the aftermath for a 'couple of years in a foreign on-air may actually have been zations in addressing problems and down, thus avoiding another"": of the attacks, I was left to consider place and read a lot of books, then, uttered 10 seconds ago. When expanding resources. lunch-hour thrashing. , ::~ my own responsibility and duty as again, you will not be dlsappointed. the bleep bleeps, of course, it Recently, I was asked by a friend if Maybe, come, to think,ofitr:: an American in responding to the Good luck on graduation and I causes listeners to scan a men- I was satisfied. After first complain- we should start demanding 10·~:· hope to see you in the Republic of tal vocabulary of crude candi- threat of terrorism. ing about the rlifficulty of working secondpauses by ..ra-1TIpaign~ I concluded that the Peace Corps dates that, of course, we ne-ver in a soviet educational system and Georgia. ing politicians. And 10-second,:. offered me the best opportunity say but may have heard uttered living without the luxuries of clean somewhere once by someone warnings before their 1V ads so. as an American to serve my coun- Peterson served as ASBSU presi- we can find the mute button. ,. water and constant electricity, I an- else. try in its fight against terrorism by dent durlng2000/0l and 2001/02 Or what about a 10~wee~:' serving communities in need the sweredyes. 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PHO'IO EDITOR l\IIS1lIAdains • I .' .-'" '~~:::\':;': ~,~~.. ::'y'. ,"-' ANDREATRUJIllO Sports Editor 345-8204 ext. 103 1 [email protected] .- PORTS PAGES THURSDAY, APRIL 8,2004 MANDYJO DANCER By Sports Reporter Perseverance, hardworking and talented were the three words that head tennis coach Mark Tichenor used to describe women's tennis player Erin Polowski. After getting to - know Polowski, one would agree that she successfully earned the description. "Erin is one of the most athletic women players that BSU has ever seen," Tichenor said about the senior. Polowski, a 2000 graduate of Centennial High School, credits her ath- leticism to her background in team sports. In high school, Polowski was named to both the basketball and tennis all-state academic teams. She was a member of the state basketball team and four state championship tennis teams. Polowski was also named to the all-district basketbaU team her senior year. It doesn't end there. Polowski swam competi- tively for 10 years outside of school. "Although tennis is an individual sport," Polowski said, "the team sports I was involved with in high school helped me get to • where I am." After graduating from high school, Polowski did what every graduate wants to do-get out of the town they grew up in. She traveled to sunny southern California and spent her freshman year playing tennis at San Diego State, where she was named an All-Mountain West Academic Honoree. After spending a • short period of time away from Boise, Polowski discovered that she belonged in the City of Trees. "It's funny. When people grow up in Boise, their first desire is to get out, but then once they leave, I think they realize that it's a great place," said Polowski. "The big town thing just wasn't for me," she said. . Polowski had another good reason to come home. The tennis star felt she was never given tile chance that she deserved at SDSU. Polowski blames this on tile school's coaching style, saying til at it didn't fit her well. Althougb tennis "I wanted a chance to play in tile line-up and I " wasn't given that oppor- is an individual tunity at SDSU," Polowski said. sport, the team After that Polowski decided she was ready to come back to Boise. CaU it destiny or just sports Iwas pure luck, but from the sound of things, she came back at just the right time. The year of her return, involved with Polowski jumped at a chance to take her place on the team when a recruit turned down tile opportunity to play in high school at Boise State. "BSU didn't get one girl that they were recruiting so I took her spot," Polowski recalled, "it worked out perfect." helped me get Not only is the tennis player a strong and de- termined athlete, her teammates who nicknamed her "Brocky" (from the movie Erin Brockovich), to vtlhere I am. agree that she is simply just a nice person to be around. " ..•...,~. Teamates say she is constantly seen with a smile on her face ,.t ,. and makes others smile. "She's very genuine and nice," said teammate Megan Bi- orkman. "I've never met anyone like her before coming here, she's just a great girl." Polowski's time spent playing tennis at Boise State will be memorable for her, as weU as the women's tennis program. Here is a list of some of Polowski's accomplishments while attend- ingBSU: 2001-02: Named to the WAC All-conference team in doubles with teammate Jemima Hay- ward; went 25-7 overaU in singles; earned tile team's Co- MVP award with Hayward. 2002-03: Went 23-10 in singles as a junior; in doubles, remained ranked in the top 75 nation- aUy all season. 2003-04: Went 8-3 this past fall in singles and was ranked ninth in the region. Polowski, a health science major, plans to leave Boise after she graduates in December. "I want to attend PA school somewhere," Polowsld said, "but I still want to remain in the west," she admitted. Her teammates are sad to see her go, but realize that her determination and charm will allow her to succeed in all walks oflife. "I've learned a lot from her," said Biorkman, "I'm just happy to have been one of her teammates. " Persevering, hardworking· and talented were the three words women's tennis head coach Mark Tichenor used to describe player Erin Polowski. 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Men's tennis team head coach Greg Patton gives R pep-talk. , Mobile Video ~,; ii· '/" System " , • 7" pull-down monitor 1 • DVD Player \ • 2 W1releflfl headphonefl i, Men's tennis at the top of its game ", ,I , are short as the season winds .' .Schoeck will be in the line up team effort .playing their best I BY AMBER FUGER down but the mentality is fo- 'J this weekend and Monday. without their best. Sports Reporter Another Bronco who is a force cused on winning going into the Bouvier is a strong key com- WACchampionship. ponent to the Bronco power-· to be reckoned with is Mah- Spring is in the air and the mond Rezk. He is at the top of . The Broncos are a humble Bronco men's tennis team is house. He has just had knee team in light of their winning surgery and rather than play his game and is'considered one winding down the season in of the hottest players in the na- streak. The intense excitement hurt in the regular season. Pat- ofthis weekend begins Saturday fashion. The men's tennis team tion. has won its last five matches ton said that the team needs at 9 a.m. at the Appleton Tennis him healthy for the WACcham- "Bringan air conditioner with and look to make it eight this you when you watch his match- Center. First up is the Univer- pionship. The Broncos need to sity of San Francisco. Later that weekend. Boise State will host es," said Patton. the University of San Francisco keep the winning streak alive evening at 5:30the Broncos will and thriving to guarantee the Rezknow has a record of 25-7 and Montana State in a double and is a serious element in the play tough Montana State. header on Saturday. Then 'on championship and a strong The double header on Satur- placement in the NCAAregional . tennis program. · - . .. . : . Monday, the Broncos will host "He has been the heart and day will set the stage for the big the University of Pacific. championship. If the Broncos match on Monday. The Broncos win the WAC, Boise State will soul of the success of our pro- @URSDAY IS BSU NIGHTI The Broncos are coming off gram. He is now a ball machine willhost one of the top teams in a double-win weekend. Last host the first round of regional the Big West Conference. The competition. on the court [because] he does sttow YbLJr stutler;tt..1 Saturday the Broncos beat Utah not make an error," said Patton. Universityof Pacificis at the top State 6-1.That same evening the Ehren Vaughan and team of their game with an overall re- captain Beck Roghaar stepped Rezks' opponents will have for!t>Soff a spa rff'ortl Broncos shut Gonzaga out 7-0. to hit outright to beat this fero- cord of 10-6. Head Coach Greg Patton said up their game against Utah and The hot spot is the Appleton ... Gonzaga to lead the Broncos to cious Bronco. • that the best thing about these In practice Patton's strategy Tennis Center all day Saturday "Come sit in our hot tubs matches was that the Broncos victory. and Monday night as the inten- "Their intensity. focus and has been focused on having fun. after hitting the slopes/" played and won without their The conditioning is done. It is sity of Bronco tennis is taken top two players, Guillaume great play inspired the entire to the courts. The temperature' OUR HOURS ARE: Reservations: all about focus and keeping the Bouvier and Thomas Schoeck. team," said Patton. won't be the only thing on the 9AM - 9PM: MON-THURS To dominate the courts with- momentum going. As the guys 9AM _ 10PM: FRI-SAT 2405 Bogus Basin Rd. Schoeck was forced to sit out work it on court. Patton keeps rise. against Utah and Gonzaga since out two of the best players is a 1PM - 8PM: SUNDAY Call: 333-8827 triumph in itself. 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Women's goHteam gets due recognition Broncos tied for fifth place after Paso, Texas to compete in the vidual sport, the lady Broncos team in the sport of golf is con- WAC Championships March BYMANDYJO DANCER of 294. Boise State finished with stantly ranked, the lady Bron- the first day of the invitational. feel their achievements so far 19-21. Sports Reporter a 36 hole score of 597 (another cos have never been placed in The team shot a 307 to tie with school record), which tied the this season are in part due to Santa Clara for the fifth place "I think we will do well in the their bonding and playing as a the higher rankings before this WAC tournament," Hedberg The Boise State women's women with Western Michigan position. , team, rather than as individu- spring season. said. "Four of us competed in golf team has had one of their for the championship. th The women's most recent "We were ranked 64 out of the tournament last, year so best seasons in a long time this Coach Wasinger and her team als. task took place in Arizona where "We've definitely come to- 300 teams nationally this sea- we are familiar with it, and the spring. credit much of their success to a they finished 12th with a 320 fi- gether as a team," coach Was- son," said Wasinger. "Golf ranks "We've played well this strong team bond, harder work- , nal round score. The Broncos four new freshmen have been inger said. eight of the girls every team, but we have never spring," said head coach Usa outs, and an earlier start to team "All ended the 36-hole tournament adapting to everything well," have contributed, there's not been that high. Our scoring she added. . Wasinger. practices. record keeps improving every with a score of 922. "We practiced inside this simply one individual who we Boise State only has one se- The team started off the golf semester," she added. Although the team has ac- season competing in the Bobcat winter, which we had never credit for our success," complished a lot so far this nior on the team this year, Amy It doesn't stop there for the Some of Boise State's most Wever, so they hope their suc- Classic, held in Phoenix, Ari- done before," said junior golfer season, their journey is far from women's golf team. The Boise recent competitions took place cess will continue the remain- zona. The lady Broncos not only Jennifer Hedberg. "I think this over. The women have a dual State women have also ob- last month. The women com- der of this season and into next picked up their first tournament helped us win our first tourna- match in Twin Falls this Friday tained their highest national peted in the Clara/Colby invi- win since the 1999-2000 season, ment," she added. where they will play 36 holes, year. ranking this season, taking the tational in Carmel, Calif. at the they also scored a 16-stroKe Although one would think the and then they will travel to El 64th place spot. Although every end of March, where the lady school record with a final score game of golf is mostly an indi- m &< • Bronco golfers got Like Ol{afor, Taurasi game this season makes Huskies college , ' BYJEREMY RASMUSSEN played exceptionally well in hasl{etball's top- dogs Sports Reporter the first two rounds of the tournament with two even- The Boise State men's golf par 72's in each round. He how prominent our programs team has kicked off their 2004 then held onto a one-stroke BY BRIAN DAVIS are at the school." spring season in style with five lead to win his third tourna- The Dallas Morning News Storrs, Conn., is so small that top team finishes in each of ment of the 2003-2004 season. (KRT) UConn promotes Hartford, the two tournaments played The win also marked the sixth a city 30 minutes away, in its thus far. The Bronco's team tournament victory of his ca- NEW ORLEANS - Two of the media guide. But the Huskies' superstar, junior Graham De- reer, a Boise State record. The best players in Universlty of hometown is the now the center Laet, has been a big help In first place finish pushed the Connecticut basketball history of the college basketball uni-' the solid start with first place Broncos to a 2nd place team have separate locker rooms but verse. Both teams were ranked finishes in both tournaments finish, falling two strokes short share at least one thing in com- ,1 of the team victor Drake. The mon: No. 1 in the preseason Associ- t this spring. ated Press Top 25 poll. Both fin- This spring began for the' Broncos also had three other Emeka Okafor and Diana ished as national champions. ~ Bronco duffers in the Brave- players finish In the top twen- 'Taurasi are right-handed net s ty with DeLaet. Choy finished cutters. "It's always an incredible heart Classic in Boaumont, thing to do what people say Calif, on March 8 and 9. DeLa- fifth with a 36-hole total of225, Okafor showed off his twine- only five strokes behind De- snipping skills in San Antonio can't be done," UConn athletic et came back from being down director Jeffrey Hathaway said. one stroke and shot a final Leat. Also, DeBoard came In on Monday night after the 16th with a 232 and Kleinkopf Huskies won the NCAA men's "The fact our student-athletes, KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY BOil MACOONNEll/HARTFORD COURANT round 74 to pull off the tour- our coaches and our university nament victory. After shooting finished 19th with a 234. championship. Taurasi raced NEW ORLEANS, LA· UConn's Diana Taurasi scores two points over Tennessee's Shyra g were able to do this first, no- a first round 80, sophomore The Broncos also competed up rheledder Tuesday night af- Ely during the first half of their NCAA National Championship game in New Orleans IS body can ever take that away. Adam Choy rallied In the final earlier this week In the Grand ter UConn clipped Tennessee, n Canyon Invitational in Phoe- 70-61, in the women's Division I That makes it special," two rounds to finish 18th. Se- Coach Geno Auriemma's ie nix, Ariz. title game before 18,211 at New ,p nior Mike DeBoard finished team, which finished 31-4, has 51 left, but Tennessee (31-4) In a tie for 39th with rounds With the fantastic play of Orleans Arena. behind by 17 points after guard DeLaet to go along with some Connecticut became the first won three straight champion- Ann Strother made a 3-pointer could never get over the hump. of 77, 78, and 80. Also, sopho- ships and five since 1995. Au- Taurasi, the Final Four's Most more Jason Williams finished solid golf from the rest of the school to win the men's and with 6:29 remaining in the first In riemma is 4-0 in national title Outstanding Player for the in 55th, and sophomore Brett team, the Broncos are looking women's basketball champion- half. ' 1Y to make a big push for the WAC ships in the same year. Duke's games against Tennessee's Pat Tennessee, though, began second straight year, scored a Kleinkopf tied for 62nd {Q help 11- Summitt, and UConn is 13-6 in team-high 17 points on 6-of-11 the Broncos along their way to Championship beginning May men's and women's teams climbing back when Sharma en 3. DeLaet was awarded WAC reached the finals in 1999, but the all-time series. The Huskies Zolman hit a 3-pointer, Ash- shooting. Three other Huskies re' a fifth place team finish in the and Summitt's LadyVols (1996- finished in double figures. Classic. They fell 16 strokes Golfer of the Month last Sep- neither won it all. ley Robinson scored on a fast re "It's history," said Taurasi, a 98) are the only women's teams The loss was especially pain- behind St. Mary's, the team tember for the second player break and Shyra Ely hit a layup. of the month honor of his senior from Chino, Calif. "Be- to win three titles in a row. UConn did not score in the last ful for Robinson, a senior cen- champion. ter who graduated from South career. With Choy on his tail ing from the University of Con- Early on, Tennessee looked 6:29 and saw its lead dwindle to The Broncos traveled back like Georgia Tech, the opponent Grand Prairie. She chose Ten- to California for the Diablo in the tournaments thus far, necticut, we always think of 30-24 by halftime. ourselves as a basketball school. Huskies coach Jim Calhoun's Brittany Jackson's long 3- nessee over Texas specifically . _ Grande Intercollegiate Golf we should see good things to come In the next month from This year, 1 think we've made a men's club mowed down in the pointer cut it to two with 9: because the Lady Vols had a Tournament In Patterson, Alamodome. The Lady Vols fell chance to win a national title \: the golfers. definite impact nationwide on I, on March 26 and 27. DeLaet faster than the Longhorns. I Robinson played in three Final Fours, but went 0-3. 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All ages slammed into one another as girls fought to get to the front KRT PHOTO BY CANDACE BAAtlOT/M1AM1 HERAlD of the crowd, screaming at the band Chris Gordon, left, and Jonny Lleberbaum, both of Miami Beach, Florida, have launched a campaign to get Howard Stem's show back on the radio after It was and extending their arms as if their lives removed from South Florida and five other markets. depended on getting the attention of the .' four dancing and jiving on the stage. m ", Supporters " IS ",~ ~ 1 '"'I 'I " 51 "n i " I unite online l ; l ,,1 ,I, I ,I 1 I " , for Howard I,', 'J , " 1 I J Ilj,! 1 temshow BYDANIEL CHANG \ "' , Knight Ridder Newspapers ", I I MIAMI-In the annals of grass- roots campaigns, catchy slogans long have been invalu- able for spreading the word. Toss in a raunchy jingle, some women in bikinis and a fledg- ling Web site-as two Miami Beach men have done in their quest to return "The Howard Stern Show" to South Florida radio and the effect can be ex- plosive. "::J Chris Gordon and lonny Li- LOS ANGELES TIMES PHOTO BY KEN HIVELY eberbaum say they never ex- Howard Stern pected their "Free Stern" cam- paign to resonate with so many T-shirts and hats at his Fort Lau- people so fast. 'derdale, Fla., clothing company, . Since launching the Web site Swago Custom Apparel. And www.freestern.r.om on Feb. 27, Gordon, registered the domain the duo has garnered the atten- name www.freestern.com; his ',;,'.'.' . , tion of the New York Post and son Matthew, a high school se- CBS MarketWatch, sold hun- nior who recently was accepted dreds ofT-shirts, thong bikinis, for early admission to MIT, trucker hats and yarmulkes em- helped get the Web site running blazoned with the "Free Stern" within days. slogan, and attracted about The pair then hired models, 60,000 visitors on the Internet, dressed them in skimpy clothes, Gordon says. and posted the photographs on After Stern played their jingle, their Web site. Inspired by the' ll-~-+-+ "F the FCC," on the air and in- photo shoot, Lieberbaum called vited Lieberbaum to be a call-in friend Pete Masitti, a Kendall, guest on March 9, the Web hits Fla., songwriter, and asked him and merchandise sales took off. to compose a song around the Sales are great, says Lieber- themes. baum. But the attention is even Masitti finished the task in a better. Gordon and Lieberbaum day. "I wrote the whole thing say they have gathered about in my head while I was roller- 6,000 signatures on an online blading," he says. "I wanted to petition to boycott Clear Chan- incorporate what sounded like nel Radio, and its sponsors, swear words but arc not swear until it returns the Stern show words," to the six markets where it was Like Lieberbaum and Gor- axed. don, Masitti doesn't agree with "That's the better thing," Li- everything Stern says on the air 'I".' eberbaum says. or does on his E! Channel cable ome 'f'" Ironically, neither man could 1V show. "But from the point of a ist ins position in hear Lieberbaum's spot on an artist," he says, "who is the the Stern show. Clear Chan- person who gets to say what's nel dropped the program from moral or not? That's what both- Colosseum. its stations on Feb. 25, leaving BYTREVER ALTERS ers me.' A&EWriter McCallum will also study South Florida without Stern's Apparently, they're not alone. with European master "artist- morning drive-time show on Lieberbaum estimates they've Violinist Molly E. McCallum teachers as part of the Rome WBBM-FM. sold about 800 items on the Web of Boise State University was Festival's Summer Institute,' To help spread the word lo- site. T-shirts, which sell for $18, chosen by a competitive na- which is sponsored, by the cally, the pair have worn their are the most popular, followed Rome Festival Orchestra, Ltd., T-shirts and handed out hats by the "boy beater" tank top tional audition to perform as a featured artist at the Rome an equal opportunity Ameri- wherever they suspect Stern for women, then the yarmulkes, Festival in Rome, Italy this can educational charity. fans will gather-including the trucker hats and thong bikinis. Outside the rigorous sched- Langerado Music Fest in Hol- They're also hoping to collect summer. Regarding Molly's winning ule of rehearsals, performanc- lywood, Fla., on March 6 and 50,000 signatures for the online audition, Maestro Fritz Mar- es, and classes, McCallum will the Strokes concert at the Jack- petition, which they plan to affl, musical director of the have time to see the beauty of ie Gleason Theater in Miami present to Clear Channel at its Rome Festival Orchestra and Rome. Under the guidance of Beach on March 16. corporate headquarters in San volunteers she will walk in the "Everywhere that I've worn Opera, said, "Ms. McCallum Antonio, Texas. will uphold the high standard footsteps of the great compos- the shirt," Gordon says, "the That's if Gordon and Lieber- of performing that Italian mu- ers who came to Rome for in- feedback is outrageous," . baum don't drop from fatigue sic lovers, tourists and critics spiration. Gordon, 35, and Lieberbaum, first. Both men have had to have come to expect from the McCallum has studied violin 40, have been Stern fans most of juggle their regular jobs with the for more than 11 years, most McCallum has also performed their adult lives and agree that demands of the campaign. Rome Festival." with several local chamber With instrumentalists, sing- recently with Craig Purdy of the show is often crass and even Yet while he's often exhaust- music ensembles. She received ers, ballet dancers and graphic Boise State Ilnlverslty. She is offensive. ed, Gordon says he is motivated support for her expenses .of artists from nine different earning a Bachelor of Music But they want to decide for by a hunger to participate in living in Rome from local in- countries, McCallum will per- degree from BSU and has per- themselves when to tune in or what he sees as a fight for' free formed as a member of the dividual and business donors not. form major works at a beau- as well as the Rome Festival speech. tiful concert site about 900 Boise Philharmonic and with Angry about the show's re- "That keeps you going. That's Orchestra, Ltd. metersfrom the world-famous the Valhalla String Quartet. moval, the two men concocted what's great about it. And that's a protest plan. what's probably going to moti- Lieberbaum would print some vate me." ~BOOKS ~STONES WJEWELRY ~CANDLES ~ I" :R ~"\",''. 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The to go beyond a mInor sniff, it's time to8cut him loose and pray for an oncoming MUST BE AVAJLABLE TO WORK WEEl VISITING ARTIST HEIDI SCHWE· GLER TO SPEAK, DEMON- STRATE AT BOISE STATE .Heidl Schwegler, a faculty member at Oregon College of Art and Craft in Portland, will give a free public lecture at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 8, In the Boise State Unlver- sity Student Union Farnsworth Room. Her visit is sponsored by the Boise State art department. Schwegler will also present a cast resIn demonstration at h, 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 7, In ,~" rooms 152 and 157 of the liberal Arts Building, and will offer cri- tiques of work by undergraduate 1 ;1. art students both days. ' Career Center Services,• '1J\::\'··~"''J,';.;j,, . .,.t,~:-·:;,5\·;~\~i t;~"".. • Job Listings ".'~2r'"··..···f • Career Planning • Job Search Advising • Interview Training • 'Internship Information • Major Exploration • Resume & Cover Letter Assistance , ' 'ARTS:&ENTEItTAINMENT .THURSDAY. APRIL S.2004" Tamiarises,.but not high enough· tober of 2000. It surpassed gold BY DANAKA OUVER status and led to multiple of- A&EWriter TBEVEBDICT fers and opportunities includ- ing an invitation to appear on THE PRESIDENTS OF FIFTH and IDAHO Sultry songstress Tamia re- I have to rate this Quincy Jones' Q's Juke Joint THE UNITED STATES OF '. downtown bolle leased her new album More on double album. AMERICA BACK IN ACTION~' Tuesday, adding to the world of artist'S voice at Tamia's most recent video ..... R&D something that is beauti- for track 5, "Questions", has What: The Presidents, best known ,I only a and say 1 ful yet simple. The CD is not 6 been released and can be seen for hits like "Peaches," "Lump," and ~: i the kind of heart-wrenching, the production is on BET. Not that it will do ypu "Kitty," are back at It after a five- " ,I soul-clenching music that will any good unless you llvein year break. Stop your giggling-so far.." leave you seeing sparks in the an 8. Her soft voice Mountain Home or have satel- they've been playing for a solcklut ,""' rain (i.e, Mary Il. butit offers a lite, but sooner or Iater it may audience. ",:, quiet perspective on life's trib- is sweet but I can't make its way to M1V or VH1. Where: Big Easy ,>- ulations involving love. hear her soUl I have to rate this artist's When: Saturday, April 10 at 7:30 p.Il!~', "Smile," written by Kenny voice at only a 6 and say the Tlckets are $19.50 at Tlcketweb "Babyface" Edmonds, speaks production is an 8. Her soft to the heart about hiding the voice is sweet but I can't hear MORRISON CENTER DROP.OFFLAUNDRY • LAUNDROMAT hole in your chest left by love's her soul, which reminds me of hangover with a painted-on record. Tamia may be on the CELEBRATES 20TH " ALL NEW' Always Attended track of sounding like Baby- pop singer Ashanti. It's pretty smile. "Into you," featuring and pleasant to listen to, but ANNIVERSARY WITH FREE Extra Large Washers Available _ Fabolous has been all over face's female counterpart. S.\l~la The album's producers in- she probably won't be consid- PRODUCTIONS the radio waves and is sure clude some of R&B's biggest ered one of the major players to be followed by many more names including: Babyface, in R&D. The production, on What: The MorrlsonCenter Is celebra\- of Tamia's ballads. The first Ing Its 20".hAnniversary with two fre&,<1 F12eeWA5H Jermaine Dupri, R. Kelly, Ma- the other hand, is damn near W/ BSU 6TUoef'tIT single, "Officially Missing productions of Bravo Broadway. All ." ro rio Winans, Peter Lord and Jeff foolproof with the all-star line r You," produced by 7, features up it entalls. The overall rating ticketed patrons must be seated 15 ." a smooth guitar arrangement Smith. • open 7 days a week: 730 am til 930 pm • 342-7362 Her last album, A Nu Day, averages out as a 7. minutes prior to the performance. ,'" and resembles a Babyface al- Those without tickets will then be ad--' • • 1609 Abbs, noise (behind Albcrtsons on Overland & Vista) was released by Elektra in Oc- ;' bum, much like the rest of the mitterl to fill any vacant seats. With ~,.; '1-I, or without a ticket, Bravo Broadway;':'; " promises to be a wonderful show. :'I Where: Morrison Center :,~ i I When: ThursdaY,April15 at 7 p.m, II ,1 and Friday, April 16 at 8 p.rn, .. A limited number of tickets are avail- ' ,I, I Songs are being showcased on able at the Morrlson Center box office on the BSU campus from 10 am, - 4 i, I p.m. Monday through Friday. ,j" TV shows, but at what cost? POET .ELENI SIKELIANOS TO GIVE READING AT "California" opens the Fox on' TV can never compare to BOISE STATE BY ERIC R. DANTON the lasting Impact of actually The Hartford Courant melodrama. Landing asong on the show unquestionably af- experiencing the song, of, say, What: Noted poet, Eleni Sikellanos, , wandering through the hushed Indie bands achieving pop- fords those acts exposure they will present a reading of her original ,. deserve, but is it the right kind aisles of Waterloo Records with poetry as part of the Creative Writ- ' . cultural prominence are no, close friends in Austin. Texas,' of exposure? Ing MFA Reading Series. Sikellanos Is '; longer doing it through radio. while Murdoch contributes in They're doing it on network Consider: The tunes never the author of several works Including ,.: stand alone; they're back- person to the soundtrack of The Monster Lives of Boys and Girls, television. your life. The Flaming Lips were ground music that's useful Earlier Worlds, The Book ofTendons : in setting a certain mood for Perhaps it's not meant to and To Speak While Dreaming. She : among the first bands to go compare. Maybe hyping pop prime time with a 1993 appear- a scene. That scene or mood has also published several chapbcoks~ then becomes the song's pri- songs on TV shows is a neces- ' Sikellanos has been the recipient of a ; ance on "Beverly Hills 90210." sary evil. Maybe it's better for "Dawson's Creek" later provid- mary association for millions National Endowment for the Arts Fel- " of people, when it may not more people to hear artists like lowshlp, a Fulbright Scholarship and : ed a boost to artists including Alexi Murdoch, or Doves, and Edwin McCain and Paula Cole match up at all with the band's two Gertrude Stein Awards for lnnova- intentions. Some bands don't not quite grasp what they're tive American Writing. The reading Is , by including their songs on the, all about than it is for them to show. often during the most make videos for that very rea- free and open to the public. son: They want listeners to remain the obscure darlings Where: Barnwell Room of the Studerit: emotional scenes. Now "The of a select cadre of the music- OC" is pushing bands that ap- interpret the songs. to draw Union Building meaning from the songs, for obsessed. When: Friday, April 16 at 7:30 p.m, ' peal to creator Josh Schwartz Maybe it will even lead a few and the actors and some of themselves. Hearing Alexi Murdoch's among the less-obsessed to those groups appear on "MU- discover an artist whose music sic From The OC: Mix 1." . ghostly ballad" Orange Sky" on TOO MUCH DISTORTION .. "The OC" no doubt has a pow- speaks to them in some deep, The compilation CD in- indefinable way. At the very LOCAL MUSIC SHOWCASE cludes tunes by Spoon, Iem, erful effect. But hackground least, OI~ecan hope. Jet, Doves, Turin Brakes and music in a contrived scene What: Show support for local musI- Phantom Planet. whose tune cians. Too Much Distortion Is attempt- . Ing to change the way people think about BSU,student radio by getting more local bands on the airwaves. The following bands will be playing: Plso- Mojado, Me and My Ego, Red Rocket! Red Rocket, Mongoloids, Art of Colo- noscopy, and D.J. Whlte-Out. Where: 90.3 FM. When: Sunday, April 18 at 6 p.m, FREE PARADIGM CONCERT COMING TO BSU What: Sacramento-based band Para- digm will shake up BSU with Its me- lodic alternative rock at a free outdoor spring concert. The group features . smart lyrics, stunning vocals and Weekly Specials as low as $94' powerfully constructed melodies. Th,e \\ band has been compared to singer . Sarah Mclachlan and tho Goo Goo Dolls. The Student Programs Board Is .you never (208) 455-2359 ~:::~:~~r~:~5sponsoring the concert. ' Where: Student Union Patio expected When: Tuesday, ApriJ 20 from 11 a.rn, -1p.rn. taking out How can I get a job FACE on ROCKS BOISE STATE l'OR THE 8TH TIME a second at MTV? What: Local rock and punk bands will stir up BSU once again at "Face Off m~)ftgage 8: Communion of the Bands." This Get answers. Anytime. Anywhere. free concert features ten bands on two stages. Each band will playa half for only hour set. Bands scheduled to play are: Abrupt Edge, Midline, Blueco\- answer lar, Throttle, PushCart, PlrkQlaters, one class Sub'Vert, On My Honor, Switch Hitter and Nothing Lasts Forever. This show- case of local music Is sponsored by ~, Rea/-time answers from rea/librarians the Student Programs Board. Accurate, up-to-date information Where: Student Union Jordan Ball- room 24 hours a day, 7 days a week When: Wednesday, Aprll'21 at 7 p.rn. 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Easter Sunday, April 11, 6:30 a.m. - free breakfast following, _ Celebration 01the RIson Christ: Easter Sunday, April 11, 8:30. 10:30 a.m. All events take place at Vineyard Boise, except The Walk to Calvary. For this event, please wear comfortable shoes & a [acket, www,vlneyardbofse,org , ~ " '~.' " , 4950 Bradley St. (Chmden, 50th. Bradley)· 377-1477, ..• t'r Vineyard Christian Feliowship .... Gome as you a~e.: . :,'d, Do you ever wonder ~What on earth am I here for" Join us on Wednesday, April 14th at 7 p.m. for an Introductory to the "purpose Driven Llte", a 40 Days of purpose journey that wo'll be exploring in the coming week!) at the Vinoyard. E E TI ,j