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Scanned Using Book Scancenter 5033 Lady Saders victorious Cazba gets a thumbs up The lady Crusaders go on Boise Mediterranean and seal two wins resta this weekend. taste SPORTS I 9 A&E I 10 JANUARY 23, 2008 VOLUME 62, ISSUE 9 “Unite the pair so long disjoined, knowledge and vital piety.” Northwest Nazarene University -Charles Wesley Mass Comm Primaries in full swing travels to Saders thrash SPU So far, no definite leader in the race Sundance leading up to Super Tuesday by ANDREA SCHILLING been able to gain another Students will spend victory in the two most re- the weekend in The presidential primary cent primaries, Park City at the race is in full swing, how­ ever no candidates have yet SEE “PRIMARIES” PG.2 famed film festival to take a strong lead on ei- ther side. by DARBY MONTGOMERY “There’s obvious favor ires in the race right now, The Sundance Fi. rival, January 1/-Z/, is a foretell an interesting fu­ much anricipared evenr, ture,” said sophomore held annually in Park dry, Public Communications Urah. Every year N N U s and Political Science ma­ Mass Communicarions De- jor, Lynsey Smith. parrmenr selecrs a group of Arkansas Senator Mike Presidential hopeful Barack Obama is gaining Huckabee won the repub­ srudenrs to attend this fes­ support during the tival. This year 18 students lican caucus in Iowa ear­ primaries (photo from and faculty, including Pro­ lier this month, yet has not wikicommons). fessor Arnie Ytreeide, will be attending. “It’s a lot of fun and a Spring musical “South Pacific” great opportunity to see how independent films get Kendall Gielow puts up a shot during the Crusader’s 87-72 victory over Seattle will hit the stage in March exposure and eventually get Pacific on Saturday night (photo by Jenn Hush). picked up for major distri­ by ALU SCHISLER Rogers and Hammerstein bution through larger film musical. studios,” says senior Alex Beech protects squad's 11-3 record In the mood for a musi­ The musical was itself Hackett, who has attended cal? Set aside March 5, 6, awarded the Pulitzer Prize the famous festival before. by DARBY MONTGOMERY dominated the game. “After Louie Beech came back to or 8 (or all!) for N N U ’s for Drama in 1950 and N N U students will be thefirsthalfit seemed hope­ score 11 points, his hand performance of “South Pa­ was revived on broadway joined at the festival by Behind at the half, less, it didn’t look good, holding out after a pre-sea- cific. “ just a few years ago. other university students, N N U ’s Men’s Basketball fans were disheartened son break. With 15 minutes The music department “South Pacific” is set movie directors, producers, pulled ahead to a victory of and discouraged,” said stu­left in the game the score and cast of “South Pacific”, on a south pacific island movie stars and the pub­ 87-72 against Seattle Pacif­ dent Stuart Montgomery. was tied at 48. Fans cheered under the direction of Dr. during world war II and lic. Park City is completely ic University, ranked 24 in The Crusaders were 10 as Beech and guard Justin Barry Swanson, have begun features the love story the NCAA division II. points down at the half, the rehearsals and production SEE “SUNDANCE”PG.7 During the first half SPU score at 31-41, and guard SEE "BEECH" PG. 9 of the fifty-eight-year-old SEE “MUSICAL” PG. 11 Index Weather SATURDAY NNU News Briefs Mostly cloudy. News 2 McMillin as Dean of Ex| From the Weather Channel l.mv; 30 Biochemist speaks annual NNU Phonathon, Opinion 4 Thursday when current universi­ tended University Service Campus Life 6 Noted biochemist Dr. Da­ ty .students make contact effective Jan. 1,2008. Sports 8 THURSDAY SUNDAY vid Prentice will be pre­ with alumni and friends A&E 10 Mostly cloudy. Few snow showers. senting a lecture on stem via the telephone. The search continues Humor 12 Hi; 35° Low: 25° Mi: 39° I Low: 26° cell research TTiursday, Jan. The presidential search 24 at 3 p.m. in the Science Hagood appoints new process has come to the Quote of the week Lecture Hall. deans screening stage. They will FRIDAY MONDAY "Everything has its President Richard Hago­ review material submitted beauty but not everyone AM Clouds/ PM Sun. Mostly cloudy. Student phonathon for od appointed Dr. Sharon by the candidates. sees it." Hi: 36° I Low: 27° Hi: 36° Low: 23° 2008 starts Bull as Dean of Learning It is the time of year for the Resources and Dn Larry 2 NEWS JANUARY 23, 2008 Residence halls on campus are in desperate need of renovation byTREVAN HAUCK evolving over the past 95inducted into the U.S. Na­ question and answer forum years into a university that tional Register of Historic designed to get input from Northwest Nazarene Uni­ boasts a student body of Places. The underclassmen freshmen living in Culver, versity was founded in 1913 over 1200. While the uni­ dorms, which include Cul­ it was stated that a remodel and started as an elementary versity size and curriculum ver (1965), Dooley (1960), of the Culver bathrooms school and then expandedhave grown, many of the and Sutherland (1964), was “high on the list,” yet a to include high school and buildings have stayed the have seen several problems year later nothing has been college level curriculum. It same; some, such as the Wi­ over the years as a result of done. According to the Di­ has come a long way from ley Alumni House building being outdated. The most rector of Residential Life, its humble beginnings, (built in 1922) have been recent sign of this was the ICaren Pearson, along with fire that erupted in Dooley curfew. Culver bathrooms Hall’s basement as a result are the biggest complaint of an old electric burner from freshmen students. thought to have been bro­ “We are aware of the ken. “I have had glass show­ need and would like to er doors fall on me, I have remodel and upgrade the had shower rods fall on me, bathrooms in Culver, Dool­ basically the shower has ey and Sutherland. We have been broken since I lived gotten bids on the Culver there” said Daryl Gonzalez a bathrooms and are looking sophomore social work ma­ for funding sources,” said jor and resident of dooley Pearson. A survey of the six Sutherland first West bathroom (photo by Trevan Hauck). This past semester main­ facilities in Culver shows tenance workers and plumb­ many with permanent ers have visited Sutherlandstains, patchwork in the Burke, a freshman business the direction of improving Hall repeatedly to work on sheet rock, water damage major and resident of Cul­ quality of living have been faulty toilets in at least three and peeling paint. “It looks ver Hall. made, but for many stu­ of its four facilities. At one like they were made in the W ith the fairly recent ad­ dents, it seems N N U has a point, a there was a gaping seventies and never seemdition of Ford Hall (1998), long way to go. hole in the floor of the 2"** to be sterile. The sinks are and last summer’s remodel East bathroom that peered usually closed in some de­ of the Olsen apartments into the bathroom below. gree and toilets often have and carpeting of the Cul­ Culver first West bathroom (photo by Trevan Hauck). In 2007, during a trouble flushing,” said Isaac ver dorm rooms, steps in Caucuses are confusing Primaries How to understand the process and make continued from page one your voice count on Super Tuesday As for Huckabee’s rival. ‘Uncommitted’, those can­ Idaho registered voters need by AIMEE NILES to decide what candidate or uncommitted. Once ev­ Governor Mitt Romney didates pulled from the not wait much longer to will receive their state’s del­ eryone is gathered, the roll (Mass.) picked up his first Michigan primary, earned participate, as the state will The caucuses are com­ egates to either the Repub­ call is taken—^which is the primary win in Michigan 44 percent. be partaking in Super Tues­ ing, the caucuses are com­ lican National Conventionlongest part of the evening, this past Tuesday and on Many have said the pri­ day as well. ing! That’s right, the time or the Democratic Nation­ Gismondi says. The group Saturday he was able to win maries won’t be hitting full “The days following Su­ honored political tradi­ al Convention. is then divided between the the Nevada primary. throttle until more states per Tuesday will make it tion of the caucus is well Idaho’s Republican del­ candidates and uncommit­ Arizona Senator, John cast their vote, which means easier to see what those 30 under way for the 2008 egates are decided through ted and each group is given McCain was victorious in the race for the presidential some states are really think­ election cycle. The people the May 27 primary. The the opportunity to discuss New Hampshire, but fin­ nomination is not a sure ing and what and who the are meeting in hotel ball­ Democratic delegates are and debate in an effort to ished second to Romney thing for any candidate at nation is looking for as its rooms, community centers decided through a caucus win people to their candi­ last week. this time. leader. and school auditoriums on February 5, also known date’s side. The story is much the The primaries leading all around the country to as Super Tuesday.
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