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BY MANDY SILVER \ersit\ libraries. stiid that the to deal “lih e\orbitant print of \estertia\. Aug. 2‘). 'l feel Libraries had inttended to pro- that tht det ision should haye SENIOR NEWS EDITOR S ixersiti s peer f free printing institutions. on aieragc I been inadt Washington i'ni\erSity Lir ftlyr each stuadent bu un it arge S to 10 cents for braries mil institute printing could not afford to do The, black-and-white print jtibS. di fees beginnm Oct, 20, 2006, “1” arge patrons including t e l'niyersitt of mho pt‘s ofurertEHIHK back to The Libraries expect the new ngle page. I.‘ Chicago Northuestern fttiu the talus quo although that k -. ry Du kc and\ ande rtbil seems e|\ and “hiie print iobs and a30 “Befor elast spring. \«hen itei irom assuaging stu centfee per colorppg dents Iibran officials are cents per page concerned that printing trait “e mil nottbem rig a prof- tms oi in him be dittrted to dorm it “e reluctant]:l abandoned and department labs stillsup- the idea of a quota." said porting free printing. Mama Baker. “At best. we will break Miinnen. ssociate director cum on the cost of printing: eteryone is forced to be con atid tlien support for Arts iy met in theia llo f2003 toin we will certafinly reduce teh scientious paper usage has 8; Siiences Ltmptut mg tab \estigate the current printing magnitude of he losses to declined dramatically. s ntitipates a sple pro lem an propose a \iable theBLibraries." .ouAlthugh Iibrary' officials in users including students solution As an alternatne t 2001 nd 2003. met mth Student Union lea d outIside of ,Ar \ 8i library eadministrators have ers last spring to dis5 uss the ttho are technically seen the rinting new printing policy. the first printin gppruilcges to quadruple. Fm attributesutmhe ma munication to stu i p until .‘tltl-i printing at the F00.x surge in printing to Uniter- ents was received via entail . of libraries, sitty members' abuse of E Res in early august. Fox an per er ye’ r. said that the displays unfor and onlineyou errboth noted that “students "\\‘c e had r ids and tunatelt “had little effect. " “ ndS hme been uanhap-py about the been able to accommodate support e abecomer selec- plannedc them before." said Mnnnen. tsronicaiiy a\aiiable. student-s “i think arthesneu printing “It has been our policy that ha\(‘ Started to fee is egregious and o\ er he want printing ‘ y spending on irar collec nately the top ~it's too e\pensi\e. " and open for students, How- tions” said Foox “The library riaal from online reeerf ences. said jun ack Steinert ier. \'e are going to keep a buudgeet is not me h\austible; rthan photocopy select- Threlkeld. oCrezatorl of the wry close eye on the num i-lhl wucxs'tw minim rift VH' simply could nnortl gha ndle F acebook up \sish bers li/mar Michel/e Levy use: one of the computers in the library deszgnated for the \olume of ngton Unnerstty is could stillg 1'print for free. not alone in instituting fees which boasts 246 members as See PRINTING FEES. page 4 DH/Ifmg Olin Ubtary Will beg/n charging for limiting on Oct .70 SBhirleyBaker. deangof Uni-
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IYBENSALES role of the Soiial front the 0mtid .“ SENIOR STAFF REPORTER Thaoughtr and Analysis (Sl\ phtomure Michael Mar» mandatory insurance aor is no similar to The Seeial Thought and American Culture Studies :naly'sis degree program has IAMCS) track programs sunh expanded options in the pro- at DAVID TABUR been particularly \ocal Glass explained that un merican (ul n immigration and t'ihnlt gram MANAGING EDITOR hl's iomplaints to the der a policy including the tureStudmies beginning this studoiest “A greater selection of tlniu-rsity \then filing an ability to opt out. some semester. en hopestthat thelaa-rg tldsst-s is (It-ft nitely' a plus." iris a'iict claim for his students uould be left un~ “We ytanted to raise the er prtwigram will alloysits ad saiti Marti riii'h-Sdutrr. “ I here \\ashiiigton l‘ni\ersity son he found the Inner- derinsured profile of ninterdisciplinary ministrators to hire a more . oppor unity for remained one of aindhs “ pie a lo I teaching th aI sic diverse faculty. thereby giyr breadth. more opportunity uiiiwisities in the nation people may be able to pro ences at \tashingttinc Uniyer mg I e udents more aca to pursue your interests and to it’qulll‘ ll\ sliidt‘r‘ii\ to overlapped and could not duce an insurance card" stty." said J Bl wen. di demic option more fit-\ibility " purihase health li’lhlii’di’ltt‘ be used together said Glass, “But if the pole rector of the Social Thought It will alloty better itior Wayne ilt Ids, director of this year. dt'\piit’ a i hange iealth insurance consti- icy limit on that is Sitwtio dination and tollabordtion iti AMt‘S. s this nierg in protidci lot thi- :ooo tutes the mayor component or “2.000. that doesn't the teaching of \Ut ial \tlt ill natural rnoyi that benefits .‘tltIT siliool \ear Nearly of the 9tudent Health tee \en ttner a compii ate " he said “IN arel getting both programs all other \t hools .illott «to a bill that “ill total soon appendectomy in this day one roof' American Culture more pt-eopi in\ olt ed See SOCIAL THOUGHT. page 4 for this year At sthools dndd res" nd bringing in ”tort pethiplo- that do not prmide insurr The insurance policy r__—__ opt out oi illt'il’ Iilll\t'r\1 ante. iomparable lees usu proi ided by the [Innersity ' pan all\ total betueen Sioo prondes $300. WHAT ARE THOSE CRAZYENGINEERSUP TONOW? Ihis \t at, thi-l ill\t‘[sil\ and 3:00 nual «mera ge \\lli use thei “lhere is no reason e\piained that the an insiiriiiitt that l or any other parent opt-out policy “as e\a pro should hate to p Stititl tried as part of the study for health toxerage that is ut ultimately deemed the interior to our oixn." said Idikin fltdnldll ‘Apersonmightproduce spring :tioi Attording to the [‘HIV an insurante card today." \iost \tl\ltt5 h ill rt \ersiiy's “eh sit t‘. the UH' said (.ylass inaiiitht \dillt‘. though siu dergraduatc population situation innis may li\I\\ tturthast toiiipriws months down the mu optit lidI pitti: ption dtug and '.t‘tItI all of a sudden 'hey don‘t iotttagt lot an tption liztditian‘s estimation. ha\e adequate insurant .' iii in of "'4‘ .‘ Illl plan t’\tt\s iost oi According ti thr t: ~,A.‘~ \\ lit }‘T|’\ .t‘it \‘Atixltl.I\ in Jilit\\ this number ot stu oi the will study tip! 1,. siiit‘titttn a' a i. t. A.l¥‘ L1 minis totah [Till.it)iis ul polities at other schools 1 tilltll lune a signft \ttitidtng to fit \iari part of the student popu .tvr of \tudxnt 'aIi-i'i uninsured or under insured Lidss als'i v\pidir‘itd that [fir \mt of an insur .ir tDttiii \ L) signiiint antiy - \ i
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0n the night of Saturday, Aug. 25. upperclassmen engineering students tested the schools incoming lreshmen engineering students for the various traits valued by the Washington University School of Engineering. The upperclassmen judged the treshmen's abilitiesIn a variety oiflelds, ranging from Morality and Teamwork to Computer Smashing and Ninja Skills. After a few gruelin hours of logic puzzles and oddball games the freshmen were blindfolded and led into an auditoriumIn Louderman Hall. Alter reciting the Engineer5 Creed they were given their hard hats and welcomed to the Engineering SchoolIn a solemn candle- lit ceremony.
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Tuesday. Aug, 1 Women offering students rides to Kmart arrested on 9:24 a.n1. INSTITUTION Thursday. Aug. 10 Tuesday. Aug. 22 Sunday, Aug. 27 AL \\NDALISM~MIIDRED LAzNI I\I:MPER ART? Pro 12:46 p.m. INSTITUTION- 5:37 p.m. LARCLNYATHLF'I' . 12:22 p.m. I-‘ItAllD. IIJEN outstanding warrant ect Superintendent for thlc ALVANDALISM—MALLINCK MALLINCKRODT CENTER: TITY ’I‘HFFT Kt)l;NI(i Sam Fox builIding stated RODT CENTERiReSlroom Complainant left her purse DORMil’crsonal that betttcen Iul\ 31 at 3: 15 found damaged. Facilities sitting on the roof of her vc- tion given onlint to up- A Maplewood woman was arrested on an out- .111 and Augl at 8: '30 a. n1. notified to ma e repair. hicle. Purse fell off between date account information standing warrant Monday afternoon after she was unknon 11 persontts) \Handal Disposition: 1e riding. Mallinckrodi and the park was found to have been spotted on campus offering students rides to Kmart ized nine glass panels on ing lot. Cell phone use was given undrr fraudulent rr Washington University police sia the display cases located in reported by the phone com- quest Disposition. I’cn ing aelcha David122, of the 2000 block of Roseland the lower level hallway of Monday. Aug. 14 pany. Purse and contents Terrace. was) drlv awhite limousine bus around t e Sam Fox Building. Large not turned in to lost and 10:36 to. {11. All l'l) ALLI the Son OandForsyth when police. responding Xs were marked on the ‘ p rn. LARCENY- found. Disposition: Pending DENIfPtII. ltl |)I PART to a complaint pulled her over. outside of the glass by an THEFT—MILLBROOK GA- I. 41‘th \(‘lllt [es mi- Witnesses said David was shouting into a bull- ' tool. No wit» RAGE— Unknown individual nor damagc. no injuries. horn offering students trips to Kayak' 3 Coffee and nesses or suspects could stole bike from the top of ve~ Wednesday. Aug. 23 Disposition: (‘lcarcd then a local Kmart. She said the bus would leave be located. A damage esti- hicle while parked. unattend~ from Kayak's Coffee every 45 minutes. mate was valued at $1.500. ed and unsecured in garage 1'35 p. m. LARCENY-IHLFTi WUPD ran a background check on David and area. Time of occurrence: MILDRED LANE KLMPLR Monday. Aug. 28 found she had an outstanding warrant for failing to Aug. 14 at 10:45 am. to 12:45 ART— Library appear in court Wednesday. Aug. 2 p.m. Disposition: Pending. 2:)(1 p.m. LARCENY~ According to St. Peters. Missouri police, David ’I HLF‘I‘AVI’ARKING LOT never answered the charges that she was driving ‘ . p.m. LARCEN\ #4—Reporting party without a seatbelt or auto insurance when she was THEFT— Ml ERS DORM—Re- Tuesday. Aug. 1 S cd that he parked hIs vcr pulled over by police on January 29. 2005. ported theft of cash from metal cash box. hit‘lc on Lot 4 between the She was held at the St. Louis County Jail before vending machine. No signs 11:44 a. m. AUTO AC- curred sometime between dates of Aug. 21 and Aug. being released Monday night on 3 5120.000 bond. of forced entry. Time of CIDENT~WEST CAMPUS August 4 at 9:00 a.m. and 28. Victim later dlSttIVI’l’L’d David claimed she was driving the bus on behalf occurrence: May 3 to Aug. BUILDING-A visitor to West Aug. 23 at 11:00 a.m. The tabs were miss» 01' Alloy Media 51 Marketing. a national public rela- 2. Disposition: Pending Campus ran over a concrete cash box was located on ing. Disposition: Pending tions firm that specializes in targeting teenagers barrier that had been placed a rolling cart inside the and college students. police said. to block off a parking area. reporting parties office ‘ 2 p.1.11 WARRANT \R- who answered the phone at Alloy’s Friday. Aug. 4 Slight damage to the bar- area. Disposition: Pending. REST. IIILIIIIVL ARRLSI Chicago office late Tuesday said the company had rier and the auto0. no inju- P01 ILL DEI’XRIMI NI .. Sub- recently partnered with national retailers to begin 1:: p .in. L.ARCENY~ ries Disposition: Cleared :.. m AUTO ACCI- icct dr1ving a KMart bus offering students at several college campuses rides THEFT —WOHL ENv DENT~PARKING LOT It'll/- soliciting business. had an to their stores. TIER—Shoplifting occurred T'ou vehicles. no injuries. outstanding warrantforlaii at Bear Mart. \‘ictim re- Wednesday. Aug. 16 Disposition: Cleared ur c to appear. Disposition -Brad Nelson. Senior Staff Reporter fused prosecution due Cleared by arrest. to minor dollar amount. 8:55 am. LARCENY-THEFTi Disposition: Cleared SIMON l-IALL#A Coca-cola Friday. Aug. 25
representative reports the ‘ 4:51 p.m. LEAVING THE theft approximately 9:29 a.m I.ARLLNI'f'lHIFIv $100. 00 in cash from a \end- DARNFO l D( RM~ ing machine in the basement Persontsl unknrmn cut lht of Simon Hall. Theft oc» cable bike lock which had curred between June 19 and secured the victim‘s bike to t Read Student Life 24/7 Aug./ 16. No signs of forced the bike rack at Danl‘orth entry. Disposition: Pending. dorm. stealing same. Time of occurrence: Aug. 34 at of Vehicle #1. \ehicle #2 It as 1:30p.m.toAugus123 al‘Ithtl l struck by 11 unknotsn vev Thursday. Aug. 17 am. Disposuion: Pending. hicle and had damage to the at www.studlife.com 8:27 a.n:t. LARCENY-THEFT— ANHEUSER BUSCH HALL Saturday, Aug. 26 i cated. Disposition: Pending OF LAW—Coca—Cola driv- er/delivery person foun 12:47 p.m. l..~\RLIZI\\'- Sunday. Aug. 6 another machine that had THEFT—RITTLLDGL DORMV’ been entered and approx. Bicycle stolen from bike ratk 1:52 .m. FIRE/SMOKE— 100.00 taken from the between AuguList ’4 an Au7 ask Hsten solve gust 26. Bicycle itas locked MCMILLAN LAB—Smoke third floor vending area fromanoverheated electrical of the Anheuser Busch la“ through the tire \‘shlt had circuit that a graduate stu- school. Time of occurrence: a quick release. Tire \sas dentwastesting. Nodamage. Aug. 8 to Aug. 17. No force found locked to the bike nofire. Disposition: Cleared used. Disposition: Pending ratlt. Disposition I’t'nt'ling
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IUSCO To campus. who typically have it wustled/h1'/llenefitt.snsf/ 56 A as heronly insurance plan. phages/health it also includes nsurance features such plentyof prescription drug highly sought--after cover .1 should mention age fu- mammorgram extra $100 per yearfordrug (both toop 20 in a list of covered coverage—and theedrug benefit expensesll. Conspicuously; would still be worse than the plan isa. 4 la- “0 . coverage.but i guess they covlered by their parents. and expect moststudents to reach employeesor faculty haave more in: age.‘ tmakes accusing any antibiotics. forngraduate students. Graduate students have Slimeotoscrap it. put grad~ beenvocal about the quail uatle students on a real plan iwnr .. 1, uu uni-It: u- wusstl.edu/~gss/DRA tmdlerother coverage—even HEALT‘HSURVEYREP‘Lpdfsfor if the cost delays construction details about shortfalls of the of another new building \ 2tudcnt insurancep an TH€ UNEMPLO‘IMGMT LINE, 005). i am not in the Graduate Jinan Barnes Student Senate. butt amn Graduate Student in Chemistry ti STAFF EDITORIAL * I . I . 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In com. an be via the think Arts the you carte off tly 6 e- 7 a SPoins'—' " 3*" E"" if? 59"2' 3:0“:65‘ud“E SW” WEDNESDAY ‘ALIGUSY 30 2006 Born to run: Men’s and women’s WU Bears don’t cross countr:v teams look to win hibernate in the conference cl iiampionships off-season BY STEVEN HDUJNDER ierente and regional teams Sim REPORTER In addiiilfl‘i. the freshmen Year after year. college class is \en good and sev sports go in t rec nic When sutt ess tomes so of era] haw a shot at being top . it is har to appreciate , r: m n. it for What it is. This is the kimberiing also noted At Was ington Unlver- Socce League (WPSL) tast tor the mens and no the suctess of last season. sity. each varsity sport that practiced every ry teams rtnif espeuaiii considering that go h I y night and had games ai- Washington liui'liVEI’Ml). the squad‘ s ipo unner. Greg inost every wee 2 Nationally Reindi“as out tsith a stress hey play 'ln the morning i art of tracttur would follow the sum- Teh pitimism is quuitt mer ou packet high on rtht immen' s side a that our coach gave us are prepared MC.” done by Paul Murray of annd all y te amm atees for NCAA dominance. This “I hate to say that this is did," said FowlerFitnn. Saturday Sept. 2, another the most excited i have ever “Three days of the week yea r of Vaarsity (‘ross (nun been about an upcoming sea» were lifting weights with try will kick off with the WM f in. Our sumne a cardio workout such as biking. long distance ninry rises ampionships. \ated for this cross countrry week were sprint work- held on Satur» season' said iuntor Tyler time.‘ In ord r t outs and one d y Lt. 28in Forest Park. Mulkin rest. Finally couple rfifth-yearcoachjei‘f As how this \ears ays a week i practiced Stiles, both teams look to re team compares to last year‘s with a ball 0 capture the success of the squad. Muikin noted tha itthe ball skills or shooting.‘ past season. Last year, the in "lost a lot of talented programs in the off-sea- she added women's team not only won runners duue ) graduation son. Senior Whitney Smith UAA annd MidWe ern Re- and other factors" Each fall varsity ath- gion titles but also achie1ed iietes that the team has the lete at the nversity a rankin1103 third overall at pieces in place to make up had their own off- season less aggressive approach the NCAA championships. the difierence.“We ha\eabig condition! g pr to conditioning. "I lifted The men‘s team finished sec- freshhmen class this season ni r Scott Guthrie. a a ran three times a ond at the conference meet \‘th a lot of potential and we halfback on the football week aed vol- and sent ivywo articipants to also di nt ateTricia Frisel- tea . sa'd tha h fol- ieybailacouplle of times eNCAA individual chaam lowed a riy intense wi iv ision l pionships lifting and runn ng pro- girls. Then we went out With talented runne 5 mestcr [before transfering to gram that included agil- and ate nacho coming back and gifted har Wash U. ]i think\e arejust riers coming tiles ' STUDENT UFE ARCHIVES as go o.d if not better than looking forward to an excit- Womens Cmr055 u. .9717 ing season. 2006 season beginsfor Cross Country Sept 2 with the WUEafiy Bird Meet. “ ave the potential to have the best teams we top performers of last year‘s plus athletes that you prac» While excited for the up- ever had. The women's team cross untry season an ticednith all season theretto coming season. Ham on has the potential to be better wasawarded the All- Ameri cheer you on the whole way," is cautious to declare that Love Wart“ than last year s and t e men ca ho a. said Mu lkin her teearn will take the UAA can be top ten team," said cross country for her stand- Senior Beth Herndon also crownjust et Stile sophomore campaign shares Mulkiri's enthusiasm our of our top five run— ore Zach Kimber- Muikin attributes most of nd belietes that both up- ners from the national meet sports? 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IV DAVNJ NAIINSNV most cle1 er and insight- Throughout the album ENIOR CADENZA EDIT[THO execution. showcasing the tal» sataalbll savee us all/ Tell me MA WRITER ful l1rics 1et The single Kasher builds his con nst of Rice (Men, and Hughes life is beautiful Mirror. mirror “Dorothy At Forty" pokes Sophomore albums are normall1 in the background on the vafll fu natoour society's glo- all11na1s recei11ed 11i1ha combinae supporting C haplin's dominant in the final track. the fair1 Three years after Cur- rification of excess using of anticipation and dread. sive' s last release. faans the metaphor of the 'V\ into a scathing 0concllem- eipnecialh if the debut recordS 'Kasher singsz: nation of relig eattcommercial succe “Americazn dreams pollute weast d half of0m1nlilfe on as:disdk’eane‘5 Ho and In 2003. Cursive released our cities / Our piece of the thought that Id li\e In facst. “Undesr The iron 'The Ugly Organ." mark» ing a shift in their mu- sical style. In previous albums. Tim Kasher. lead singer and song-writer for Cursive. screamed his lyrics rather than sing h Wehil this added t 5. 0 E1" 1l tracks of the album. its quickly 5 clearihatthls recorrdis imitation offteh aringnvocals some of the lyrics and predominantly upli1fting “The Ugly Organ." Cursive picked up Gretta Cohn of Bright Eyes to play cello. ophisticate cl and true. invitin l:isteners to probe beyond their 0Q 'exterior and find the deepermeanings With “Happy “Atlantic" begins airyanand ART DIRECT but picked up a full 11.1.4!“ . 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American pointing out how mate- hese fiery o first sentences of a storys, aned and vocals, Rice-Oxle1s piano against greedprlandepowereven rialism in our society is aml-lcl11gesh so ingrained that it has theesizer. the forms of‘toads"and“ugly become the go Though a closer listen reveals gres.nOne cant lieblpu Cursive “American dream. appy H0 "is one Keane tales of betraya and hurt. these ethe tune accompanying “Happy Hollow” Big Bang" start soout of those rare albums with “Under The Iron Sea" are two of the most accessible f with a loud. honking horn so much power in it that tracks on the m and you Rating: *‘k*‘k part that sets the tone for o matter how many times Rating: *‘k‘ki‘t‘ may find yourself humming defeated and the unlikely slayer Forrfans of: The Blood Kasher‘s angry ta e on oneShas heard a particu— For fans of: U2. 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Bartlet)» Gaines fall ba(k on the tried and main characte smfore typical of the college slacker true—by now characteristic: rself depreca I nre comentional comedy of tion In failinrig to maintain d“ brims with college cinema while ignor- this most enjoyeable qusality implausibility (laines' ef» ing the unique potential of the film beco forts. first of executing his its protagonist. Long brings ii\ constructed6facsimile of complicate to the role of Games a sort (nurse topir s are scrawled of ipster bravado. a twenty- haphazardly on a movable first century masculinnity chalkboard andth rooted in witticism and self shift (nurse guide includes efu mbles and skateboarding sunbathing nd listening to the throaty scholarship due to a debi 1 m high school irrelevance of its premise om “C tirades of “dean" Ben Lewis laating injury ahigh--ach1e\er to fake SC 001 prominence. Nowhere (Ii wis who applies to a single Games is a fascinating por- (,aine ss Stouth Harmon school anda nidiot sa\ant trait of an emerging alpha- Institute of Technologyi chef wih01s someho“ a faith- maae.l prported to be the Sister ful reproduction of Napoleon In teh tih rd act Accepted school of the prestigious cepted” shifts into a“Aparable ofeindividualism an indict Rating: *A’W Harmon University— 31 nt of teh vreynotion Directed by Steve Pink emfethe institution. With its Starring: JustinLoong climactic sequence an a Jonah Hill Blake Lively sjokes neighborhood nerd who did ceaseleess pageant of faux- LNewisBBl ck her landscaping. Rea ism profunditiv, the film un- wplaying at Galleria 6 has never been a foremost wisely attemmpts to slingshot pretentious Dean Van Horne tenet of teenage cinema. i self from a very local. very (Anthony Heaid) and a sin Loping along gently for insignificant (and thus very lust/n Long stars in the comedy “Accepted" Trudgi ng along with Factotum BV DANIEL HAEUSS (Matt Dillon) through an Hamer within the opening pears. remarkably. not crass in an attempt to retain the CADENZA REPORTER ever-shifting tableau of Factotum shots: the grinding. spo- nough. audience's sym ath radic noise of cold machin— Moreover, the pace of Finally, the film shows Factotum Partial stability en ery mirrored in Chinaskis the film is very different 1) a person having many into Chiinas 1 s lifeevia his Directed by: Bent Hamer travail du jou r. breaking up than that of the novel. The diversie:activities 01' respon Slumrrm:g' Matt Dillon, Lili hugeblocksof iicewtha ovel is written in rie might be different if he 51iib lit Taylor. Marisa Tomei jackhammer s o sentencces that are could only be published 2) ageneral servant Fisher Steve Hamer stays very true to deceptively simple. Actions However int e novel. Chi- ! Merriam- Webster Online ing. Now playing11:t. Tivoli the nov and dialogue occur rapidly. naski is published early on. Dictionary. hrtp://www.m- witthout pause l w.com however. adapts a far more 11 era to present-day and the leisure y pace. e 1975 novel “Fac- too slow. too dull and too chronology is rearranged. The literal center of the totum" by Pulitzer Prize existence of an artiast con— depressing But foor aspir- Neither of theesecchaanges novel is a scenewrintte winner arles Eukowski ing artists or those familiar hurtthe movie drastically. italics to stand apart frolm follows thea authoo‘r s inebri- withBukowski‘s work.t there areestil some t e surrounding pages. In m is not for ev— is certainly forroyu ntotaeble changes in the this scene, the characters eryone. Leaving the screen- een many Scandi- adaptation to film. The are so drunk that they (and ing at midday, I felt the raw navian films annd am partial first concerns the shocking the reader) wonder if the Ham malaise of the film seep to those by Aki Kaurismaki rassness and vulgarity of events are merely a dream— gian filmmaker best known into me and was compelled ("TThe Manwithout a Past‘’) the novel. 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He was North St' Eloy 111 th: ried down becauseheelackd certifica NBAIBut Jeff ciiun 1 ‘ ‘he vast “Instead they hired me to evaluate thetteachers that were certified. " Innis. ’ J ‘ , ‘ ‘ differ- Smiths ent for his A" ‘ J L, ‘ L ' Withtime, Smith‘s attention turnedto politics. L . 1 ‘ gan stefi ‘ the country and the state Louis and his journey into pooliti and seeing what'5 goingon“out there. you just start to think, ‘I love teaching Srrii’t,ah 2002 recipient of theCDean's Award for Teaching Excellence. teach- this stuff and ICwant to have a broaderim acton my communit, an es American Electoral Politics here at Washingtong University. An animate state, andm cotryun '" Smit said. “It‘s grea obe able to affect fiftem thomy to practi- people a semester,but you think about the possibilities[on a larger scnale]. " I - 1-11 in 7004 s ' L ' an in 115:1111 m 111 a similar concern a rate 1111 ‘ 1- vuc11111 1 about government leadersihp "eTh filmmrgew out of anger for this administration— [it] goes beyond ‘ ' 1 'Ianttrv‘JL‘ m 'L' 11111 nything 1've ever feltin my life. 1cannot believesthe destruction {Bussh] 1 “Can Mr. Smith Get to Washington Anymore?" is a timely, entertain» has brought upon us and the entire world." Sm ai.d o. Popperrlived several ears in frustratiion. “The country seems tobeasleep;why arent people waking Jefferson Smith a characterplayed by JimmyStewart in FrankeCap- up?” Smith said. “It dawnedon me a couple ofyears later; it‘ 5 been the exactWop- ra's classic “MLS 'th asirihmongt veit1ng doc ta,ry pos1e Popper's filmncaptured theSAudience Award aAt the Si11erdocsFenstna1 building this incredible movement. It"is positivelyfrighlt: maWshinotn realized that through film. he had the power to make a positive thePTivolirTheateron the Delmar Loo00.]: pp afilmmaker for over 20“years yearned to make a political “ifIncan tell people theestoryabout thisguy. it will inject some mean- "“and ingful debate into this Poerpp to fruition after a chance encounterwith JeffSmith. He had heard ru- Teheprocess‘heelped calmtPopper‘s discontent. ,1 mors of this b' " ifounthd 11 IciapcuuLi After introducing himself Popper made his decision to make a film me. The camera was 011 Jeff Smith... and he wasWactuallly able to energize about this unlikely politiccian. people from all walks of life behind nesingle pointtof view. a sane . napproach to public policy." Can Mr. Smith ‘ 1 Get to Washington j ; Anymore? I‘17opper'5 film follows Smith from early in ' Ins Allhnimh the endingisrevealed from the start, the him never- 1. 1 1 L 1. - 1. . tive of r ' ' ' r :1: ‘1 ‘ Regard- less of L . 1 =1 1 . n m I I ’. 11111111111 11. "' '- “ ‘ '' .Popper" said. Infact 1. r , aycLaan. 1111:1111: ui Visiuu mi 1 11. . . .11 L a. ”Popper said. “We just wanted to tell gooda story. [The ' ‘‘ ‘“ r ‘ r ' L L' E‘ L and 1111111111111 bringstheir own answer to that.As a11111111111111.11111'1 L” ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' than that." 11511 .111 1 ‘ ” an 1 1 111111111, 1 L L 1.1 1 ha\ atwinnina ’ ‘ ' " Russ C ‘ ‘ ‘ democrats thatfiled for thep For the politicallyuninitiatedpu1 1111»:new. ,the name C New England, or the Borg of “Star Trek. RussCar :1 vcd 111 Longress, his father wonuacampaign even after his tragic death and hismothci ‘ Yet.11Ls11 u analnersmhh ‘ " organizeda “"ragtag teamof L1 u.1 - L JIthL A1u- 111 1 11m L Harris relates the story of first meetingSmith: “Areeyuouikddi 11 me? Harrissaid.“ ehnrt and high—voiced to run for Congress. But I talked to him forten minutes and 1 said, this kid mightjustdoit!" “ to door campaigning. whet-eISmithhimself knocked on doors for three:can energetic young army of volunteersw:four,massive use of “"3 111.111.211.11 r111 ‘ ' literal“ r9 ording to Smith people hadmoveda to door . ., . PTV 1L JL -L an 1 1v w u N ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘- " ‘ paid attention toJeff Smith, and even Carnahan reacted bymounting his own “s"grassroot effort0by hiring a consultant firm basedin Atteh end of the race despite wril ninrig St. LouisCity and County, Smith lostbadly inthe district’5. two rural counties and fell just short of Carnahan overall, losingby1,700 votes dzmu L .1 “‘1: 1. I e ‘ Idarar‘i days Smith 105 ”I T‘ne St Louis American." 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