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9-17-2001

Avion 2001-09-17

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September 17, 2001 • Volume XCXIV • Issue 2

l A Division of the Student Gov ernme nt Association Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Unlve~sity Daytona Beach, Florida Bomb scare drives students from do Turner, "My roommate and I. .. could It turned out that someone who was run­ Suffocating snwke smell this horrible smell when we ning out didn't want to get caught, and turned around. It was \\1hite smoke bil­ left the duffel bag in there that was full Jore es student to lowing in from the vent over our sink. of beer," said Alvarez. Our room filled up with smoke really The students responsible for the beer quickly.'' were not caught, but Alvarez said, "l leave the dorms; a "Our room is the last room on the imagine there is [an effort to find the hall, and the smoke was just pouring students], last I heard from the Safety dufjlebag ofbeer out. .. our room filled up so quickly. It Department." had an awful smell, and it burned your After standing in the rain for a short prolnngs their exile eyes," continued Turner. while, students were told to clear the "We got to the second floor and went area· and head across campus to the out toward the lobby, and there were a Student Center. Upon arriving at the Ethan Kent bunch of kids yelling and carrying on student center, resident advisors gath­ Copy Editor that they weren't going to leave the ered with their floors and performed dorms. We told them that there was an head counts to ensure all had evacuated Thursday night just after 10:30 p.m., actual fire upstairs and they y.,ent nuts safely. the fire alarm in Adams Hall sounded. and started running," said Zeb Palmer, a Later in the evening members of the A short time later, the fire alarms in the resident from Adams Hall. ERA U housing department, student rest of the Student Village went off. Students stood outdoors awaiting fur­ activities, and the SGA arrived to man­ Students were required to assemble in ther instruction from university person­ age the situation. Chancellor Torn the Student Center or to leave campus. nel. "We stood out in the rain, and we Connolly also showed up to ensure the According to SGA President Peter could see people corning from all the safety of all students involved. Alvarez, "There was a short in one of other floors ... and other halls," said Refreshments were also provided to the A/C units, ·and smoke went out Turner. the students, free of charge, through Mr. through the A/C units on the third and The fire department began searching Rodney Cruz and Sodexho-Marriot. fourth floor of Adams. They obviously the building, and came across a suspi­ The students were not allowed back MAFIIANO ROSALES / AV/ON were scared, so they evacuated the stu­ cious package. "As they were walking, into the dorms until after 2 a.m. THE DAYTONA BEACH BOMB squad arrives at the ERAU Student Village to dents and called in the fire department [the fire department] found a suspicious investigate a suspicious package that was found on the 5th floor stairwell of to take care of it." bag. To be on the cautious side, they Adams hall. Upon inspection, a case of beer was found inside the dufflebag; Said Adams third floor resident Julie called in the bomb squad to check it out. See EVAC on A3 hastily deposited in the stairwell prior to the evacuation. Budweiser to help sponsor SGA Stock market uneasy

Christian Tougas on Tuesday, the Japanese markets opened Editor in Chief 12 percent lower than normal, but ended Safe Ride program this Fall only 5 percent down. Similar trends have After the longest trading suspension been seen in many European exchanges since tlie Great Depression, the U.S. stock but havesince bounced back in support of market will reopen this Monday morning. the American military stance. Corporate spon- To mark the openirfg and the return to The U.S. markets are expected to take a trade, the market will observe two minutes slight dip, but eventually bounce back like sorship frees funds ____ ,:~ of silence in recognition of the recent others; maybe even stronger. There is even tragedy in New York. rufnor that "' the Federal -"Reserve for campus clubs - ----1-+-· - The markets have been closed since last may lower interest rates. again, in an Tuesday because so many investors and attempt to jump-start America's traders were lost or injured economic growth once more. and organiwtions in the attack and because so much Whatever happens once Wall Street of the communications and utilities need­ reopens for business, this Monday's open­ Peter Alvarez ed to trade stocks were damaged or ing will be like no other in Lhe destroyed. Special to Avian history of America. After such a This weeks trading is of particular long hiatus from trading, not importance. not only to investors, but to to mention the fact that the. The SGA recently announced that every American. Trading is feared to start trading will be taking place blocks Budweiser would be sponsoring "Safe in a frenzy of selling that might plunge our from the World Trade Center Ride." The program has provided over economy into a recession. wreckage, investors and noninvestors are 50,000 rides over the last five years, and Last week, immediately after the events surely in for a ride. with the changes being made, will continue to be around for a long time. Since the inception of Safe Ride, the pro­ CHRISTIAN TOUGAS _I AV/ON gram has grown at an unprecedented rate; over 75% of the student population at REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE SGA except a cheque in the amount of $6,500 Students hold a candlelight vigil ... Embry-Riddle carries a Safe Ride card. from their new Safe-Ride sponsor, Budweiser. From Left to Right, Vice President The downside to this rapid growth is the SGA Brandon Oglenski, SGA President Peter Alvarez and Leah Leonard. rncreasrng cost of keeping the program alive. In years past, the larger allocation of SGA funds towards Safe Ride has translated into a smaller budget for funds use to aid clubs and organizations each semester. The $16,500 dollar donation by Budweiser will cover about 25% of budget required program. Some of you may have noticed tl1e SGA Office (on the second floor of the to maintain Safe Ride's operation the May 2001 expiration on your Safe Ride Student Center), and a yearly sticker will be costs each year. This in turn increased the card. All Florida Cab company is currently issued to be place on your Eagle Card. amount of funds available for clubs and offering a grace period to SGA until the This second sticker, which must be organizations. beginning of October, when the renewed at the beginning of each Along with the new part sponsor comes a new system will take effect. year, was added into the program new and revised Safe Ride All Safe Ride cards must be renewed at to ensure correct student status .

. Sophomores If you desire to be an ERAU flight instruc­ Embry-Riddle Aeronautical tor during yo~r senior year, University Alumni, David Mathew If you love to fly, Cloeren, 39 of Deerfield Beach, FL If you desire to be part of a demanding, passed away September 4. David If you desire to be a potential leader in the competitive, yet valuable program for both graduated from ERAU with his aviation industry, the student and the flight department, you Airframe & Powerplant Certificate may be eligible to apply for acceptance which he used to aggrandize his If your overall GPA during your first two into the ERAU passion for the aviation mechanics industry. As a manager of AeroPrecision semesters at ERAU is Flight Leadership/Fellowship program. Repair & Rebuilding, Deerfield, he was 3.5 or better, living out his dreams until his death. For information contact: David reminds us all here at £RAU to If you desire to be involved and to build live out your goals, not for profit, but MARIANO ROSALES .A\IJON leadership skills in the Flight Department, John Councilman in the Flight Supervisor's for happiness. Also, to live everyday to University or local community, office (D104) in person, no later than 15 its greatest potential, for our life A GROUP OF STUDENTS gather outside the ERAU Student Village for a can­ October, 2001. is a blessed immeasurable span. dlelight vigil in honor of those who died in this past week's terrorist attacks.

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A2 CAMPUS NEWS The Avian, September 17, 2001 • ffililll ' " " ". E U pilots grounded by disasters, storms Broc k Sargeant Campus News Editor sible. It was a trend mimicked all the stranded pil ots within a few ous weather, if they were able to over the country as cities. businesses. hours. The stranded aircraft, however return at all. The highest winds to hit Less than an hour after the disas­ and families halted whatever they were st ill sruck at the outlying air­ Daytona from the storm were just ters in New York and Washington were doing as news of the tragedy ports. over 40 knots, and the Flight Dept took place on September 11, all reached them. "The FAA has prohibited general saw no reason to evacuate ER.AU air~ flights, both commercial and private, ''There are planes all over Florida aviat ion operati ons until further · craft. were grounded. This led to ERAU that don ·t be long where they landed ... notice, which will be expecting some "We've gal a four point tie-down planes landing a!J over the state wher­ said Flight Department. chaimrnn time early next week," said Theokas. and gust locks on all aircraft, and ever they happened to be at the time. Richard Theokas. While general aviation was we' re moving some of the Seminoles Not long after the disasters had It is apparent that most ERAU fly­ grounded, within two days of the dis­ and Arrows into the maintenance occurred, air traffic controllers all ers that were in the air at the time did asters most major airline and com­ hangar," said Theokas. over the state issued the same simple manage to make it back to Daytona. muter aircraft were able to fly again. With flight at a temporary halt, messsage - that all aircraft fly to the This left three ERAU planes at New The image of an MD~80 roaring ground activity such_ as simulators nearest airport and land immediately, Smyrna, one at Deland, and one at off the Daytona runway on Friday and orals did go on, though this also as ordered by the FAA. No hint was Flagler airport. Also grounded by and into the thrashing, turbulent gray­ was limited. given as to why pilots were ordered these events were two planes on ness of tropical stonn Gabrielle is "We can't do many gt

FBI, Alshehri was aboard one of the American Airlines FBI investi.­ American Airlines flight 11, the pilots who died was an alumnus first plane to strike the World of the university. Now, to learn gates, finds Trade Center. that one of the Embry­ hijackers was a Riddle records student here credible link show that a breaks our student with heart. We feel toERAU the name victimized and, Waleed A. AI­ qu_ite frankly,,, Press Release Shehri graduat­ very angry. . "It's a shame ERAU Communications ed with a bach­ elor of science that just one of degree in aero~ our more than Officials al Embry-Riddle nautical sci­ 42,000 alumni AeronautiCal Universit}' said on ence. has the poten­ Sept. 14 that the FBI's list of "The fact tial to tarnish hijackers invoJved in the terr~irist that one of the the reputation attack on Tuesday, September 11, perpetrators of of Embry­ contains the name of a 1997 this massive Riddle," Ebbs graduate. crime may said. " We are MARI ANO ROSALES/ AV/ON A suspect with the name have once been encouraged, TROPICAL STORM GABRIELLE DUMPED over five inches of rain in the local area. This Waleed Alshehri was Qn the gov­ here is however, that led to some interesting improvisations to cross through new obstacles. Along with the rain ernment's list as one of the ter4 appalling," throughout this came wind gusts of 40+ knots and flooding in coastal areas. rorists who died in the suicide said George H. Ebbs, university ordeal, our students and their airliner attack on the World president families, alumni, and fri ends Trade Center. According to the "We learned just yesterday that have been very supportive."

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The A1·io11, September 17, 2001 A3 ilU ..., m Wl!ID!I mt t ~ ~CAMPUS &'iM,t . i. ":J&'W.. W@/CT'iliW/.. NEWSC .;#!f!ifJ?~' - r r *"""" Novelist Tilll Dorsey.visits Elllbry Riddle calllpus

from his latest book. tilled Orange halfway through his college write. One example involved the Florida writer Crnsh. a political satire about an career. He worked for various police pu lling over a man for a election in Florida. The selection Florida newspapers for 16 years, poss ible DUI, only to find out that provides involved a debate between two then got into the novel writing the car is loaded with women's candidates. one storming out of the busi ness. undergarments, and he is dressed building after com­ Dorsey's style shows in them as well. Dorsey's· novels information for mentini on how many he is practically a are pervaded w ith such odd char­ people died to achieve Florida native with a acters and occurrences. young writers the freedoms wealth of in format ion ''I've got all these odd and horri­ Americans enjoy. about th e state that ble things people are doing to each Brock Sargeant ··1 usually read the most do not kn ow. His other over a beautifu l Florida writing always deals background," he said. Campus News Editor more humorous sec­ tions of my books but with Florida, and usu­ Dorsey summed up his presenta­ due to recent events I ally involves some tion with some advice for young Students. faculty, and local resi­ decided to start with very eccentric charac­ writers, to "find what you like to dents nearly filled the Lemerand that.'' said Dorsey. ters. Dorsey's book read and write about it." I-l e then auditorium on September the 13th After this. the pre­ agent did not thi1rk read from a new book he is work­ to hear Tim Dorsey, fairly well­ sentation became more Orange Crush, written ing on, a speech made by the main known Florida author. It was a light and humorous. before the 2000 character made at a college gradu­ small di'version in a week in which when Dorsey. com­ election scandal 111 ation. It involves such odd and yet diversions from the tragic reality menting on his past. Florida, would suc- intelligent phrases like "K-mart were few. said. ''I've always 1NTEANETPHOTo ceed. His opm1on inflatable backyard gene pool." Dorsey·s first few comments been interested in writ-· quickly changed after the The speech rambles in and out of were somber, a change of pace ing. so. logically, I went to college election did occur, and apparently strange sayings and phrases, and from what ERAU humanities pro­ and majored in transportation.'· the boo.k could not be printed fast yet Dorsey constructs it to have a fe ssor Steve Glassman calls ·'A Dorsey went on to talk about his enough. true meaning, one which the audi­ funny and entertaining speaker:· past. Though born in Indiana, he Dorsey, who used to write the ence can pull from his novels. INTERNET PHOTO/Wl'/"W TIMDORS€YCOM Dorsey commented on last week's moved to Florida at the age of one. Metro section of the Tampa Though it was a small diversion tragedy, saying that it was "diffi­ He attended college at Auburn Tribune, said that some in spiratio n from the tragedies of FLORIDA NOVELIST TIM DORSEY in the local settings he is cul{ to be funny in such difficult University. and switched from for events in his novel actually last week, Dorsey's presentation known to write about. Dorsey's visit to ERAU is one stop on a times:· He then read a section transportation to journalism about came from true ·, events he used to was a welcome one. tour of over 100 locations to promote his books.

■ EVAC Bump, set, splash! from A1 Morning classes met as usual, but. said Alvarez. "What was asked of all the pr0fcs.sors is to be understanding of the situat ion. Fo r example, you weren't allowed to be penal­ ized, if you were affected by it and did not show up to class on Friday." Some students s peculated that these events were related to the terrorist attacks. "I think it's a set up, they just want to searc h our rooms. because there's a rumor that one guy stud ied at Embry ~Ri ddle before, so maybe they thi nk there are other people related MARIANO ROSALES/ AV/ON to [the ' terrorist attacks], so they just want to search the STUDENTS ANXIOUSLY AWAIT WORD from the administration rooms." said Aeronautical clearing them back to their dorm rooms. Hundreds of students Science Sophomore Migyen were evacuated from the student village amidst stormy weather.

Lin. MARIANO ROSALESA\IION However, according to and they acted out o f them Whatever the " reason ", it THE HIGH VOLUME OF rain last week proved to be too much for the campus drainage sys­ Alvarez. " The university has exactly as they would at any was a long night for both tem. Embry-Riddle dorm residents make the best of the situation by playing a wet afternoon normal procedures in plac.e, other time.,. students and faculty alike. beach/pool volleyball game.

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A4 OPINIONS The Avian, September 17, 2001 What should be done aboutAfghanistan? THE YION quite obvious 1hat it doesn·t take so:· for fe ar of US retaliation. reports of violence and threats of Lucas Crouch 1ha1 many rroops to do that kind of It seems to me it would be in the violence will no't be tolerated." Opinions Editor job. The government is taking it best interest of not only the US, I've read that in several places The Avion is managed entirely by students one step at a time. so that if Bush but of the citizens of Afghanistan across the country, there is unjust Executive Management Board In the wake of the New York decides to mobilize aga in st if we were to move in to judgment being passed on those of and Pentagon 1ragedies. rm sure Afghanistan, the military will be Afghanistan and take out the cur­ Arab decent. REMEMBER, Christian Tougas that all American's have thoughts prepared to do so. rent government. Use Kabul as a nobody is to blame except those Editor in Chief: on what m do next. I think ii base for future missions to search that planned and carried out the Managing Editor: Avion Staff should go without question that Speaking of Afghanistan and destroy terrorist installations terrorist attacks. News Editor: Ryan Campbell we mus1 concenirate our efforts on and personnel. With the way I have several international Business Managers: Erann Lincoln helping our fellow citizens recov­ What·s up with the Taliban any­ Advertising Manager: Todd Fortier er from this great tragedy by ways? Afghanistan 's leader, donating money. giving blood. Mullah Mohamamd Omar, is not Production Staff etc. helping his country's cause one Aydin Ozkazang But. as a concerned citizen of bit. As we all know, Osama bin Training Manager: Mariano Rosales 1he United States. I want 10 know. Laden has taken residence in Photography Editor: as well do many other Americans. Afghanistan for quite sometime, Copy Editors: Ethan Kent, Phil Ciani, Mark Cappello what actions will the United due to the fact that the government Graphics Editor: Avion Staff S1a1es take to retaliate? of Afghanistan harbors him. System Manager: Avion Staff Gandhi once said . .. An eye for Oh yes. that reminds me of the an eye will make the world blind."" quote by President Bush, " ... we Section Editors Well. to be quite frank. I believe will make no di stinction between John Gibbs he is dead wrong. How can a terrorists and the countries that Aeronautica: Brock Sargeant country sit by and do no1hing at harbor them.·· Campus News: all. except to say. '·Oh yes. terror­ According to Reuters reporter Asst, Campus News: Heidi Flores ism is bad. I hope this doesn ·1 Tahir lkram, Omar was quoted Classifieds: Todd Fortier happen again:· over Afghanistan radio as saying, Data Technology: Avion Staff o. The United States must ··face anv American attack with Opinions: Lucas Crouch respond in full fo rce. If we were to courage ;nd self-respect." and has Sports: Chris Kemmerer stand by and do nothing, that vowed revenge by "other means" Space Technology: Charla Keiser would be a crime just as heinous should Washington altack. Student Life: Ashlee Fiser as the ones committed on Reuters also reports that a INTERNET PHOTO Asst, Student Life: Crystal Passman spokesman for the Taliban said, Tuesday. Avion Staff "I will not settle for a 1oken act. " If Pakistan co-operates ... then it A MUSLIM PROTESTOR HOLDS a U.S, flag during a pro-USA march Comics Editor: Our response must be S\veeping, should wait for the enmity of by the Islamic Mission of America, Americans of the Islamic faith have Avion General Staff Members sustained and effective ... said Afghans which is more dangerous been experiencing racist attacks after the World Trade Center attacks, President Bush on Saturday the than any other thing." Distribution Manager: Jim Stern 151h according !O Alan Elsner of In other words, Afghanistan will Afghanistan's leadership has been friends, some of whom are Online Editor: Avion Staff start a holy war against Pakistan if handling the situation, !hat could Islamic. These are wonderful Reuters. Secretaries: Brian Upman, Ashlee Fiser, Terra Murphy On Friday, September 14. the they would help. very possibly occur. people who wouldn't dream of Senate passed a resolution that Well. Pakistan is helping. But in the face of this danger, doing such a thing. It is a com­ Nicole Menkhoff, Dave Plunkett authorized the President to, "use Secretary of State Colin Powell the determined Taliban presses on. mon misconception that Muslims Reporters: all necessary and appropriate stated , " We put before the One of the Islamic clerics in a want to kill all Christians and Special to the Avion: Peter Alvarez, Alex Pretextat-Lecomte, force·· in retaliation for th is attack. Pak is1an government a specific Kabul Mosque even said, "Oh Jews. That is SO far from the Lindsey Sanders, Elisa McGhee, Ryan AP reporter Susanne Schafer list of things we would like coop­ Muslims of the world, we should truth. Jones, J.C. Granger, Mark Soppett, unite together if the United States I am not a follower of Islam, but quoted an anonymous military eration on and they have agreed to Ashlin Harrison officer, "If you are really going to all those items. The Pakistan gov­ attacks us. " I can tell you from studying it, that do war, you do it w ith all assets - ernment was Very forthcoming it is a very compassionate reli­ Photographers: Robert Byrne political, econom ic. and military, and we're appreciative."' The Islamic Community gion. Just as compassionate as and that's what they want to do.'· In addition, Omar has not con­ Judaism and Christianity if it is Avion Advisorlf Board In addition to demned That last quote raised an eye­ followed in its true form. The all of this, 35,000 , , ------­ Tuesday's brow. I realized that if fundamentalist extremists out Or, Tom Vickers Or, Roger Osterholm reservists have attacks or sym­ Afghanistan has that kind of atti­ there use their religion as a cheap David Wong Tony Costello Tashuelah Nasah recently been pathized with tude, they are NOT helping their cover to justify terrorist attacks. activated. the victims. It so-called "fellow Muslims" from Remember that. According to In a situation like this, is clear that this discrimination. We have to DO NOT lay blame on members FEEDBACK Schafer , you f,eel that death is man does not remember, the United States was of the Islam faith or Arabic ethnic­ 13861""""3 " [Secretary of creepmg up on you ... like Americans, not attacked by an ethnic group or ity. It was not a religion or an eth­ Defense and only wish­ a religion, but by misguided indi­ nic group that attacked the United NewsRoom: (38612260049 Rumsfe\d] es the damage viduals. States, it was a group of misguid­ Avian E-mail: [email protected] -A KABUL BAKER stressed that the , , would have ' As Attorney General John ed INDIVIDUALS. call-up was not ------been more Ashcroft said, "Since Tuesday, the Let us hope that in the upcom­ Justice Department has received ing weeks, we discover who is part of a military extensive. (386) 226-6049 mobilization aimed at the terror­ According to Reuters interviews reports of violence and threats of responsible and find them. And News Room: (386) 226-6051 ists who struck Was hington and with citizens of Afghanistan, they violence against Arab Americans also let us hope that once they are Advertising· Manager: New York Tuesday. Instead, are fearing for their lives . . " In a and other Americans of Middle found , we don't grow weak. I News Editor: (386) 226, 7009 Rumsfeld wants the troops, the situation like this, you feel that Eastern and SouthrAs-ian,.,descent. ,.,,. have ....confitience. in OUF •*•gevern,.., Managing Editor: (J86) 226-7_697 largest number call ed up s'ini!e tt'ie death is cfe"eping ifJ)"o'n ybu .' .. I 3in We'7fiITSf'71ol desc'eiia """ti5""'the level I"". ment. an,£C.1tl our Pr'"e;;:s iden1 to do, Business Manager: '{386) 22,6-7698 1991 Persian Gulf War, to support leaving Kabul with my family and of those Wht5 ,--:~, p'ffpetr~ted ,. the righf thihg, and to execute the Managing Editor: · (386) 226-7697 a,r patrols over New York and can't wait any longer," said a Tuesday's violence by targeting guilty parties without delay. Wa s hington and remain alert else­ Kabul baker, individuals based on race, religion It would be the only justice that where in the country. The troops Also according to reporter Tahir or nationa·I origin. Such reports of can be given for those families would also help with homeland Ikram of Reuters, "Residents have violence and threats are in direct that suffer so much. For if we do The editorial opinions expres 1n The_ ~ f !h.e i ·r.ed write r and do no1 nec­ essarily represent those of e UnivfJ811Y;' the sta:trol.The A1· 1 or the members of 1he defense." been saying that any Afghan with opposition to the very principles nothing, that would. be an even student body. Letters ap aring.iffie Avion do not n'ebessa.Jil reflect the opinions of That is a very noble and honor­ relatives in the countryside had and laws for which the United greater injustice than what we saw 1he University, the s~ of,J1;e Avion or members _or:~ ent body. Opinions able thing to do. However, it is left, or were making plans to do States of America stands, and such on Tuesday, September 11, 2001. expressed elsewhere ~ihe of the-writer, )Y.ho (~ntifiC . Lelle submiued _may be edited for brevily an wil tprihled proyj.d!ld~y are nol I ·d, o. scene o_r ltbelous. Letter writers shall c6nfi themselve},1-0:.{e:ss'than !IOO'fords 1f-!;1 le topic. All let­ ters must be accombaniell by th~~fur:, of.tlfe writer.'\l'lanif's m be withheld on reques't at the discrltion fJ,Yte:'tEi11or ttl,~$(.)J]:re.A~-is an-+~ 1ed PTess mem­ ber newspaper and~,~Q:~to...th~~:n4'ews D1g,_est, Assoetai,d College Press and College Press ~f':'i~W~m, 1s p_rodm.td by a volutJt1r 'SI ,ae nt s~aff _wee kl y Muslim Student Associatio'n condemns throughout the acad~.-~ tar) nc!. ~1-,w~kly lhro~~out the sunpn~r. e A1wn 1s fun_d­ ed through Student ove Ji'.lent fe"~·s ~nd advemsmg re\:enuellJus ewspa~r and •!S contents are protec!e . nde e copynght Jaws of 1h'e' Umted;Stat No ponmn of 1h1s publication may be reerod , d without expressed WriJfin sen! of The Ai·ion terrorist attacks in New York and D.C. Newspaper. Corrcspondcbf'e m . addressed to: The¥o,i Ne . paper. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, 6 So.utfi yQ,!LM.2.~_Q§.,,lilvd, Day a Beach. Florida 321 J.t.. Unknown MSA member Islam. In the Quran we read, "And Suicide bombings, hijacking air­ should judge Islam based on the Phone: (386) 226-6049. Fax : 6) 22~6083'."'"' Special to the Avian do not kill yourselves nor one anoth­ planes, and killings of innocent peo­ actual teaching of Islamic religion. er. Surely, Allah is most merciful to ple are not from Islam; they are not We hope and pray that Americans The Muslim Student Association you. And who­ allowed and are can hold back their resentment and at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical ever commits condemned hostility towards Arabs and The Avian wants you! University, along with Muslims that (killing) according to reli- Muslims as a group, as they are not worldwide, condemns what are through gious teachings. at fault. Being in a country that pro­ If you are an upbeat, apparently vicious and cowardly ''... whoever commits that Stop by the office aggression and We do not ~nd claims freedom, democracy, and acts of terrorism against innocent injustice, We (killing) through agres­ should not judge equality, we should refrain from cooperative and and fill out an appli­ civilians in New York and shall cast into sion and injustice, We Christianity based pointing the finger and judging and motivated individ­ cation, You never Washington D.C. We also offer con­ the Fire." shall. cast into the Fire. on the actions of entire group based on their religion dolences to the families of those We also read certain unnaffied and/or ethnic background. ual who loves to know! who were killed or injured. in the Quran, - IBEQURAN individuals who Lastly, we join with all Americans It needs to be clear that our con­ "And do riot ______, , make ·mistakes, in calling for the swift apprehension have fun, then the The Avian, a demning of these events is not based kill anyone We should judge and punishment of the perpetrators, purely upon our opinions. Rather, whose killing Allah has forbidden," Christianity based on actual teach­ and we pray for the farnifies of those vion wants you! collegiate the condemning of these events is Allah has forbidden the killing of ings of the religion. Further, we as who have lost that, which c.an never Great positions are based on the actual teachings of innocent people! 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"(By) building a multi-floor "Expand the parking lots." "By expanding the green decal "Until there are more lots avail­ "They should let us park in any "Increase the number of parl<­ parking ramp." zone, because the yellow one able, I think anyone with a open space, like along the ing lots available - as simple is rarely full." decal should be able to park curbs or in the grass, without as that• anywhere," giving tickets." P.igc A5 The Avian Se tember 17 2001 OPINIONS i E i ~::•:rn:;;:::: ::m:::: mi: :;mm;; m : : : ::::::::m :: :::::m:::::m: :: :: :; :1rn : : : : :: : :::E: .1s. :::::m:i:: ::: m1m 1 : ;: :: :: : iliI!III!!!li!Ei!EE :; i a:i ii! l!M University should be ashamed America awakens to Dave Plunkett by an FBI officer and asked some world besides Americans, and the agencies around campus, and we Special to the Avion questions about the university. A university is thumbing its nose at are not being briefed on what is horrible new world Daytona Beach News Journal this in my opinion. going to happen. This is an out­ On Tuesday, September 11 reporter approached me and a On Thursday night, there was a rage. 2001 all of our lives were changed Middle Eastern student who was fire in Adams Hall on the third I feel that the university owes Ryan Jones racy. They silenced the American who attend this university. The hanging out floor. So all of us an apology. Friday was a Special t.o the A vion belief that we were safe in our events that unfolded are very trag­ with me in far, from tough day for students, and the own homeland. We no longer feel ic and I would like to let everyone my room, what I was university looked at it as another A part of every American died safe to fly or trust in the technolo­ know that my thoughts and and he told, every­ day, and to me this is a disgrace to on Tuesday. Everyone that sur­ gy designed to protect us. It is prayers are with the families of began to • one was all all people from around the world vived the tragedy must now ven­ those that live in the shadows that those in":olved. However, the ask us ques­ right and who were involved in this tragedy. ture forth into a new world. In the work to darken that light of free­ Embry 0 R1ddle Aeronautical tions. I of we should l am calling upon Chancellor age of globalization, terrorism dom. University should be ashamed on course told be thankful Connolly to shed light on his deci­ bec~mes a global problem. We must now stand strong. We how they handled this situation. him I could for that. sion of not closing the campus Terrorists wield a passion for are awake and alert; our eyes have On September 11, 200 I the fac­ not com- However, down for the day on Friday. I feel destruction by perverting the ide­ been opened to the fact that the ulty was very good about what ment, but many stu­ and many others do to that per­ ology of freedom . In America, mighty United States is indeed had happened, at least in my class­ w h y dents from haps there should be an explana­ people are fre~ to believe, but not vulnerable. Through that vulnera­ es. The university immediately weren't stu­ the Village tion why despite a fire, alumni free to force their beliefs on oth­ bility must come our new. offered any students that were d e n I s were stuck killed, and even a national day ers. strength. upset counseling, and whatever briefed in the being made, and a tropical storm The tragic events occurring last The towers might have been reduced to ashes, but the founda­ assistance they needed. I com­ about the MARIANO ROSALES/AV/ON Student taking place, why classes were not Tuesday set a new precedent in mend the university on this aspect, Center cancelled? I encourage all stu­ senseless terrorism. As those tion remains rock solid. People media com­ INTERIM CHANCELLOR TOM CONNOLLY but the days following were the mg on cam­ until one in dents to ask this question as well buildings went down, somewhere will demand revenge, but nothing most disappointing I have ever talks to students after they are evacuated from the morn­ and let us get an answer straight in the world, cheers went up. It is can be accomplished by pouring pus? the Student Village on Thursday night. seen in my time in college. 0 n rng, and from the top. sadistic to celebrate pain, even gasoline on a fire. A terrorist On Thursday, September 12, Thursday as classes This is not an opinion of hate, that of an enemy. It is impossible needs someone to hate and the 2001 investigators found out that well, President George W. Bush were still not cancelled; this to me but more of an opinion of what for rational people to understand beauty of America apparently there were several alumni aboard made Friday, September 14, a shows a group of individuals who should been done to be right. the motives behind such a twisted made a great target. We will the aircraft that crashed, including National Day of Mourning and are our highest administrators Many students are from New York action. Destruction of this magni­ evolve. We will grow stronger, a suspected hijacker. The univer­ Remembrance. The university who do not care about how the City. I myself am originally from tude has never been witnessed and become smarter. Terrorists sity sent a press statement out gave no thought to closing the students feel. New York City, and well, I am before in our own backyard. cannot take away our love for right away, and the press con­ doors down for the day. I was These acts that were committed upset about this incident. This These monsters came to the America. The 21st century verged on the campus; yet the very upset about this, and so were by the university are enough to incident is · a tragedy itself; let's land of the free importing the stronghold of independence from university did nothing to prepare many other students. Alumni make us hang our heads in shame. not have the university have oppression and devastation preva­ tyranny had its first test. A new students for this incident. were killed during this attack, as Students have been left without another tragedy by not remember­ lent in their own tyrannical theoc* America is born. My roommate was approached well as people from all over the any information, there are federal ing this one. Re: Bush bashing on campus

United we stand Paul Edson purpose or intention'." Special to Avion While the differences between Alex Pretextat-Lecornte recent act of violence gives many these criticisms are manifest, their Special to the A vion people the feeling that all Muslims When I arranged for a Republican similarities also deserve attention. are potential terrorists, which is operative from D.C. to speak at Obviously both writers' minds are I know about terrorism. Indeed, wrong! I am a Christian, and I Embry-Riddle two weeks ago, l tightly closed. But even more dissa­ I have lived in a tense atmosphere have many Muslim friends. I can­ received the following e-mail from a pointingly, both fear that eighteen-to­ in Central America for seven not and I will not imagine them as colleague: twenty-something-year-old universi­ years where my family and I were terrorists. "With G. W. 's efforts at sleeping, as ty students ar incapable of evaluating in constant fear of unpredictable One of the terrorists that is sus­ he did in school -- only to awaken to ideas without supervision. They are danger. I do not pected to indulge -- while his daddy's cronies terrified that students might hear a know how we , , have taken screw up the economy, environment, "suspect" speaker, view a "deviant"' managed to sur- part in this healthcare, Microsoft, and retire­ bulletin board, or encounter a hereti­ vive when peo­ tragedy ment, how could any conscious cal thought and thereafter have the ple around us We have to condemn every was , an human with an IQ above 70 have courage to think about ideas offered fell. I believe temJrist act, without perse­ Embry­ anything to say to the Republicans .. from the opposite end of the political God protected cuting innocent people that R id d I e . that they could understand?" spectrum. us. graduate Two weeks later, in your But although you would never I will try to have nothing to do with from the September 12 issue, an article by guess ii by reading these authors. the tell you the lit­ such things. class of Mitch Widham appeared thal criti­ nation's civic values do include being tle I know '97. it is cized a "2nd floor A Bldg." bulletin able to talk with Republicans withoul about terrorism. absolutely board that is just outside- my office being called a Tr~glodyte and the This is proba- ridiculous door and much of the content of freedom to stick cartoons and, yes, bly the most to say that which I happily take credit for, as: unintelligent, unfounded quotations cowardice act the Devil could ERAU trains terrorists.'' The only "dedicated to belittling the from those one-sided, liberally­ imagine. And the one that struck thing~ iiL!lnJ.vsr~.i!Y... Jta-~ .. to check President of the United States ... [ and biased gubliq,\ions U.S.A, '.fpc:l;ir. the Unite'cfSiateS- thlfSeptember before. accepting someone as a containing] anti-Bush political car­ and Newsweek on a .bl!UeJisi . .b,.md 11, 2001,ii;,sµri,J)l .tli~,mpst devas­ studenl",i1J;1',Jlis or. bee intellectual toons, anti-Bush, e-mails, and liberal without being accused of belittlmg tating in this era, if not the history abilities and his path of education. commentary that is unintelligent, the president. of humanity. We have to condemn every ter­ unfounded, and poor in taste. Although political dogmatism is Osama bin Laden i's suspected rorist act, without persecuting ERIC DRAPER I AP [Elsewhere the same article employs hardly new in American politics.. it to be at the head of this massacre innocent people that have nothing such predictable hackneyed phrases became poisonous in the ·nineties.' that caused the killing of thou­ to do with such things. The only PRESIDENT BUSH SPEAKS TO Vice President Cheney, by as] one-sided liberal view... liberal Clearly what this country needs now, sands of innocent people from dif­ either thing I ask you to do is to phone, aboard Air Force One. In the wake of the events that bias. ., and 'theoretical or particularly now. is a gcxxt anti­ ferent origins and religions. He help by giving blood or donations. occurred on Tuesday, September 11, people have expressed speculative without practical venom. belongs to an extremist Islamic We have to stay united, especially mixed opinions about how the United States should retaliate. organization that considers the in hard times, in order to surmount United States as the enemies of obstacles. A French proverb says, their ideology. Unfortunately, this "The union makes the force." War against Afghanistan is justified

Mark Soppe! take Osama bin Laden and defeat attacked will definitely deserve Laden ·s horrific act of violence ERAU bad example Staff Reporter his terrorist thugs. When schol­ it. Osama bin Laden is this gen­ has evoked the wrath of the free Ashlin Harrison ars turn to the subject of morals eration's Hitler. He mastermind­ world. But what if we try the tac­ nal tropical storm, the school After the anger and sadness and war, they usually look to ed the bombings of the African tic of turning the other cheek"? Spe~ial to the Avior, shuts down. For the worst ter­ over Tuesday's terrorist attacks Saint Thomas Aquinas for embassies and the USS Cole. Well, consider this: in 193 . rorist act in history, it is business has passed, Americans have to answers. He established three Even if he is not guilty of the British Prime Minister Ne,·ille This is a brief letter to express as usual. ERAU's later website ask themselves: are we ready to criteria for a war to be justified. atrocities on September 11th. Chamberlain agreed to let the my great amazement and disap­ messages expresses anger at pos­ fight the good The first is 2001, he is by no means an inno­ Nazis invade CzechosloYakia. pointment that for some unex­ sibly being used by some of the fight? Do we that the war cent man. And the Taliban is just He claimed that he achieYed pressed reason classes were not terrorists. Rightfully so. have the must have the as guilty, because they have pro­ "peace in our time:· dismissed on September 11, But, if you are so concerned courage to '' You had a choice approval of 'the vided this arch-criminal with When he returned to England. 2001, as the rest the of country about image, ERAU should have defeat the per­ between war and dishon­ sovereign.' The shelter for the last five years. Sir Winston Churchill told him. began to pause. · dismissed classes on Tuesday. I petrators of second is that Despite the claims that revenge is ·'You had a choice be1wef!n war This student body has many am new to your system and high­ these crimes or. You chose dish.on.or those being never justified. and dishonor. ties with the Northeast. I per­ ly disappointed in the policies, against humani­ and now we have war. attacked must ,our intentions You chost~ dis­ sonally am from the DC area and priorities and leadership of this ty? - SIR WINSTON CHURCHIL~' deserve it. when going to honor. and now two weeks ago school. Being a Many will tell Finally, the bel­ war with we ha\"e: war:· left my family , , member of one you they are ligerents (in this Afghanistan will Inaction and friends to of the ROTC not. They believe that violence is case, us) must have good inten­ be just. We seek against tiin come to ERAU. What kind of national­ detachments on not the solution, because it will tions in going to war. to destroy terror­ L'nden lead to My father fre­ ism and patrwtism was campus, I am only cause more terrorists to take Raiding Afghanistan in the ism, and make !he deaths of quents DC as also highly their aggressions out on the inno­ aftermath of the terrorist attacks the world safe thousands in part of his job shown by basically treat­ embarrassed. cent. But if a military action would meet all three require­ for the Ne" 1 ork_ with the U.S. ing this crisis as if noth­ What kind of wipes out these terrorists, will ments for a just war. Military innocent. \Vas h i n {! 1 n n. Army Corps of ing had happened? national-ism and there be more violence? action has been approved by the Peaceniks often use the phrase nnd Pennsylvanin. The on~Y way engineers,_ and patriotism was It is only just that American president, the House, and the ''violence only begets violence." to achieve pe3ct in our time is. to as you can imag­ -ASHLIN HARRISON ' '' shown by basi­ and NATO go into Afghanistan to Senate. And those who will be And they are righl. Osamu bin avoid dishonor and go to "ar. ine what I ca lly treating awoke to Tuesday morning this crisis as if nothing had hap­ stopped my heart. I was unable pened? ERAU may revel in its to contact anyone back home for high_ marks for aerospace engi­ a few hours and in that time I neerrng. We must think before we call for war was expected to go to classes as However, the corporate hierar­ if nothing had ever happened. chy, in a brief but g laring Aydin Ozkazan~ lion. I think its crazy that four large of us to be purt of what happened. cultures and races being spoken of ERAU conducted business as moment, has demonstrated Training Manager airliners were used as weapons. To The.re is no way to avoid the fud in the same sentence as nuke and usual leaving a phone message to insensitivity to not only its stu ­ think of people scre:uninjl in air­ that religion plays a role in this sit­ kill. the students saying grief coun­ dents, but to the affairs of this planes, jumpmg off buildmgs and uation. l am referring to Islam If th.is happened in Oil) Olhom1'i11& and the storm "Gabrielle." and then th e re is a time to set the instinct, the general reaction I hnve dents on this campus and their rela­ ent clothing than you, 1hcy may ,riolence in onhern lrel:md an­ What a paradox. For a norni- bottom line aside. noticed around here is that people tionship with Americans. I ask that speak other languages than great examples of this. just want those responsible bombed before anyone react, thef consider Americans do. But it is important I hope that these shocking" ents ou've been readin al of these opinions an or nuked. some of the following items. \Ve that they are not addressed with a do not interfere " ·ith relationships I am not in a position to sny who are visitors in your country who condesce.nding tone. on campus. 1 am happ) hlitical beliefs nhou1 this can do in these kinds of &ituatll.'1a"­ Avion office! more complicated than revenge. tile thoughts for America. We may wo..r.l.d. SJeJro1)rw,g and spreacfui.,. wmn,11 the We all go to school for some­ have trouble adapting to your cul­ But Id n't think mn·1hinl!. could infommtton can be :1s deadh as the Galt. 226-6049 thing aviation oriented. In a way we ture sometimes, and we mt1y also hun them more thnn biing {XH1 of a e,·ents themselves. Ple..1St' think f<.)r Email: [email protected] are all united as a group of people do things tl1at maybe you would not genemlizcd group of pt.'Ople. with yourself and do what's p

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Christopher Kemmerer LaRussa agreed with McGwire. He Sports Editor said that this was a sport of enter­ tainment, and that entertainment J orda,n cancels press confer­ In the past week. the United States was last on people's minds. has struggled tremendously with Fans have been able to get a ence for September 20 issues regarding life in general in glimpse into the lives of the baseball America. Efforts to continue on with figures through their persona at this Due to the disaster on Tuesday, Michael Jordan has cancelled a life have obviously been thwarted as time. When America went to war in press conference scheduled for September 20. The press conference. Americans ask themselves if it WWII, many baseball players and which would announce if Jordan would return to the NBA, was can­ should go on as soon as possible. As celebrities went into battle to help celled because a media spectacle at this time would have been inap­ a resu lt. conflicts have emerged their country. In a way, fans have propriate. The announcement will probably come via fax. but the because of certain institutions not been able to remember that baseball means and time are still uncertain. closing. There is no real answer. players are real people as well. When Jordan last returned to the NBA, he faxed the Chicago Bulls Throughout America certain Players like Curt Schilling made with a two-word bulletin: "I'm back!" He indicated strongly that he places of work and scho61s were America feel proud through a leller would come out of retirement again, and play for the Washington shut down in honor of the tragedy. he wrote suggesting that players Wizards. Some companies and institutions donate a day's salary, provide a Jordan is president of basketball operations f~r t_he Wizards ri~t

could not go on as scheduled just game of free or minimal charge to CHRIS KEMMERER/AV/ON now, but if he would play he would have to sell hi s ri ghts at that posi­ because they are not physically ab le the fans, or even wear a pin in honor tion. Much of the paperwork is done already to make the proces~ go to if located in New York or of the New York Police and Fire A STAGNANT FIELDHOUSE WILL be quiet uuntil at least smoothly. Washington. departments. September 16. The sporting events to be held have been cancelled Jordan wants the announcement to come quietl y and appropriate!~. As America looked to decide Jim Tracy, manager of the LA until then, and it has not been determined when or where the games whether or not pl aces of work DodgerS, had emphatically pro­ will be made up. ~hould or would be shut down, the claimed Thursday's decision the issue spawned arguments. In the right thing to do and told reporters will be team personnel trammg, crash that happened outside of the world of American professional ath­ that he wouldn't have been comfort­ inspecting of deliveries into stadi­ city. The New York Mets have been September 28-30 Ryder Cup letes, decisions had to be made if able with games on Friday night. ums, more unifonned police, and the visiting victims injured in the and when their jobs would shut The elation of winning a game at banning of cars parked within 100 tragedies at New York's Bellevue down fo r the day or the week. this point wouldn't seem suitable feet of the stadium. Officials will and NYU Medical Centers. Shea postponedforoneyear ; In the largest and most important due to the tragedies. not go as far as metal detectors Stadium has also been host to res­ Golf's annual Ryder Cup event has been postponed for one year in ' at hletic profession at this time of the The decision was fully supported because that would be a bit extreme cuers to recuperate or rest. ' year, baseball had to deal with this by the players around the league. It for a family sport, and will handle response to the terrorists attacks in New York and Washington. The Major League Soccer's season is Ryder Cup, in which the world takes on a team of Americans. is one '. question. Out of was the players any threats quietly and not tum them coming to a close as well, and com·­ of golf's most prestigious events. The event was to take place at 1he • respect games , , who decided into security events. missioner Don Garber announced Belfry in England, but will only see the matches take place in one were shut down against heavy The New York Yankees will not that the six final games would be year. The Professional Golfers Association of America told the for Tuesday, but Washington be in New York for Monday's canceled in wake of the tragedy. European board that it would be impossible for the U.S. Ryder Cup it was not appar~ influence to con­ scheduled restart of the season. The The playoffs will start on September team to attend. ent initiall y for We should keep on with tinue on with Mets though, were scheduled to play 20, 2001. Tiger Woods has pulled out of this weeks Lancome Troph~ in how long. At this life, but in respect I sup­ games. The the Pirates at home. They have Embry Riddle Athletics have can­ Paris, saying that this is a time to reflect on the attack and !he time of the year Montreal Expos moved the series into Pittsburgh to celled their games through po,t the decisions. victims involved. Most of the European Ryder Cup team wanted to th e conclusion of unanimously let the city concentrate on the efforts September 16 due to the tragedies. play but fully understood the reasons for the postponements. the regu lar sea­ voted to not play of rescue and recovery in New York The response on campus has been son is highly - MARIANO ROSALES '' on Friday even if city. The Mets will play again at somber, with most students agreeing important, with it meant the loss Shea Stadium on September 21 to the cancelations and suspensions the scheduled of one days pay. against the Braves. This would be across the country and at home. games meaning much in the races The games that were not played the first significant sporting event Jarrod Ross, a senior at Embry fo r first place and Wild Card slots. this week would be played at the scheduled since the attack. Riddle said, "I think that was a good Just after commissioner Bud Selig beginning of October. Therefore, On another note, the NFL and call. It was the right thing to do." NFL deciding lww to handle announced the decision to suspend records and season-ending drama Division-I schools decided to post­ "We should keep on with life, but games for the week, Mark McGwire would not be affected. The question pone this week of play. National in respect I support the decisions" the re-scheduling prob"/em said that it should not have been a is if America cares, and if the and college football are just starting said Mariano Rosales, a junior at hard decision to halt the games. Americans who play the sport care their second week of play. The NFL Embry Riddle. The NFL commissioner, Paul Tagli abue, has still not decided on how to President Bush had advised the as well. has not decided how to fix the The incidents that affected the fix the problem concerning the re-sch eduling of games for \Veek :!. The country to go on with its nonnal life, In a show of American pride, scheduling problem, but the most country on Tuesday brought about consensus around the league seems to favor cutting down the amount of but McGwire felt that if there were Major League Baseball has ordered popular plan is to eliminate the Wild many questions regarding life in Wild Card teams from 3 to 1 and keeping the 16 game schedule. The people who knew anybody in the from the New Era Cap Co., Card Weekend. The decision not to America. In the sporting aspect of games postponed this weekend would be rescheduled for Jan 5-6. "hich attacks, baseball would be last on American flags to be imprinted on play was a reaction to the players' America's life, fans have been originally was to be the first week of the playoffs. their minds. He also stated that he hats for the rest of the season. stance on not playing Week 2. brougtit to the not-so-always-appar­ The other option, though, is simply to cancel this week ·s games and pla, was shocked that schools were in In other efforts, MLB will up On a side note, the San Francisco ent fact that sports celebrities are a 15 week season. This scenario though. would create havoc u.ith b~e session when he learned his son's security at the nation's ballparks. 49ers reportedly donated 70 pints of just people and Americans too. weeks, and therefor having some teams play more lhan others. The optic rl'-. private school · was still holding Coolers, backpacks, and large bags blood to the victims of the tragedies. Editors 11ore: Please read the let­ are still out there to decide, and there is nothing definite until thi, \\eek. class. will not be allowed into stadiums Also, the Pittsburgh Steelers attend­ ter written by Curt Schilling. It can Cardinal's manager Tony anymore. Other safety initiatives ed a memorial for the victims of the be found on espn.com.

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Overall, the entire album is a Compared to soft, slow, mellow stroll. It con­ tinues to show that Depeche their past albums, Mode's ever changing style is still -- . . evolving today and will continue : ..,,_,tc;.:, ~ until the band stops recording. .,. •' ~ Depeche Mode's As a fan of Depeche Mode, I felt /,aJest ''Exciter" is as though the album was a sad ,,,,,, excuse for a comeback. Depeche Mode was fantastic in the 1980s anything but and everyone would agree. But "Exciter" is anything but exciting. Adam Gray It is slow and dull and does not Staff Reporter begin to showcase the talent of this broken band. Always standing in shadows After losing several members, and obscurity about themselves, physically and mentally, Depeche Depeche Mode stepped back into Mode has not been able to make the limelight recently with their up for them. The only two tracks new album "Exciter." Depeche reminiscent of the old mode of Mode was the leader in electronic Depeche Mode are "The Dead of music in the 1980s and recently Night" and "I Feel Loved." But proved they still are when their even these tracks are sad com­ album went platinum in the U.S. pared to old favorites like last month. "Blasphemous Rumors." The album begins with a The rest of this album, including smooth ambient wave of sound the smash hit "Dream On," should and continues along thi s line for just not exist. They do nothing for most of the tracks. The slow and this album, real fans or me. somber mood set by this album is Still, I must give this album a 3 almost continuous throughout the on a 1-5 scale just because it's album, with the exception of "The Depeche Mode, but this is an PHOTO COURTESY ROADRUNNER RECORDS Dead of Night" and "I Feel album I certainly would not rush THE GUYS OF NICKELBACK, seen here from their Silver Side Up CD, are just one of the latest bands that have recently released new Loved." out to buy. albums for our entertainment. Others include Depeche Mode, P 0.0., Ray J and They Might Be Giants.

Charla Keiser year. The State is still one of my CD. (September l 9-20) in Orlando, at Space Technology Editor favorite albums. The last track, "Good Times the Hard Rock Live with 3 Doors I don 't remember the last time I Gone," shows a more acoustic and Down. Even before the release of their heard a single as intense as "How artistic side of the group. I wish that If I can conjure up the $26.50 for newest CD, Silver Side Up, the You Remind Me," which, no matter my brand new CD didn't skip, the ticket, I'll let you know how sales of last year's The State had how many times I hear on the radio, because what I heard of the song they sound liv e. skyrockted, based only on the con­ I still haven't gotten sick of. sounds pretty good, and is different • CHECK HERE NEXT WEEK stant radio play of their newest sin­ "Hangnail" and "Too Bad" also than what I was expecting from FOR AN UP-CLOSE LOOK AT gle, "How You Remind Me." I have crushing lyrics, though I think th em. THEIR LIVE PERFORMANCE don 't blame anyone for buying it "How You Remind Me" is still Nickelback will be playing on • FIND OUT MORE AT now, if they missed out on it last probably the strongest song on the Wednesday and Thursday nights www. nickelback.com. usic indust rockin'

tent throughout the album often powerful, and always with new albums passionate Oea'is w',fo foe band's outspo­ New TMBG ken beliefs in expressions of CD, Mink Car, spiritual adventure and worth the wait affirmation . Ethan Kent The most Copy Editor powerful song ------on SATELLITE is "Youth of Few bands have had as rabid a the Nat ion." It cult followi ng as They Might Be is about the Ray J still ~as Giants. Best known for covering recent plague "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" on of school vio­ some growing 1990's Flood, TMBG have evolved lence and sui­ from a two-piece- guitar and accor­ cides among uptoaoto dion/keyboards plus drum machine the youth of - into a full band. INTERNET PHOTO our nation: compete with The band, fom1ed in Brooklyn by SATELLITE sister, Brandy co-lead singers John Linnell and was recorded over three-months. John Flansburgh in the early '80s, P.O.D. lives up With long time Metallica engi­ Lindsey Sanders released its seventh LP, Mink Car, neer Randy Stubb at the helm, Speclai to tbeAviCm last week. to stellar reputa­ PO.I}. recorded nearly 20 new Mi11k Car is the first st udio CD in songs. Ray J, the baby brother of female five years from the band, and tion with release The men of P.O.D. grew up in vocalist Brandy, is following his' includes several of the odds and the city of San Ysidro, CA - big sister's footsteps with This A in) ends released in various fom1s dur­ a/SATELLITE a.k.a. "Southtown." In 1992, the a Game, his second album since ing that time. Since the release of versatil e drum-playing Wuv 1997. The lyrics show that Ray J is I 996's Fact my Showroom, the band invited his hip-hop devotee not a little boy anymore and has left Elektra and signed with Crystal Passman cousin, Sonny, to take the mic in learned of the pleasures of life: sex, Restless, recorded an MP3-only Assistant Student Life Editor a fledgling hardcore combo he'd money and power. Some of his album called Long Tall Weeke11d, Mink Car also has several songs by ruined hopes." To whom does he started· with his fri end and gui­ songs offer encouraging words by worked on a forthcoming children's reminiscent of vintage TMBG, com­ give this advice? Why. to a som­ With five albums under their tarist, Marcos. The following which to live. The only perks to this album ca ll ed No!, wrote the theme plete with drum ....machines and brero. whic.h he remin~ "you're belt, in c luding the platinum year the Cleveland-born Traa on album were the wild beats of song and most incidental music to synths, such as "My Man" and never only just a hat." ., album Fundamental Elements of a funk-driven bass, joined the Neptimes and DJ. Clue, and the the Fox show Malcolm in the "Wicked Little Critta." "It's So Loud In "She Thinks She's Edith Head,• Southtown, I wa s not surprised band, and thus, P.O.D. was com­ radio jam, "WaitA Minute," featur­ Middle, and worked on a variety of in Here," "I've Got a Fang" and Flansburgh sings. "she thinks she's that P.O.D. would produce pl ete. ing Lil' Kim. I was expecting this other projects. "Wicked Littl e Critta" at first seem Edith Head. or Helen Gurley Brown, another phenom enal record. "This CD is great. When one second album to be better than his Also, both worked on side-pro­ inexplicable and terrible. They are or some other cultural figwe we The band recently completed a knows the message behind it, the first, but I was sadly disappointed. jects; Linnell released the LP State at best acquired tastes. but when don't know a lot abouL" in l)'J)iatlly rock album incorporating an infi­ album is awesome. I strongly If I was reviewing him on his looks, Songs. and Flansburgh released the taken i.n the context of songs like off-kilter reference to a Holl);,,\'OOd - nite variety of textures and urge everybody to go get it. It he'd get a perfect 10; but I'm not, CD It 's Fun to S1ea/ with his band " I'll Sink Manhattan" and costume designer and the former styles: from reggae to rock, hip­ truly is amazing," said freshman so he gets a two for this album. Mono Puff "Mainstream U.S.A .. " make sense. head o{ Casmopoli1an magazine. hop to hardcore. The lyrical con- Kevin Miles. Mink Car sounds somewhat dif­ The playful. quirky. abstruse Fans of 17,ey .\fight Be GilllllS ferent than the last few CDs - gone lyrics are still one of the besl pans of have anticipated this CD for some is the expansive horn section from TMBG's music. "Mv Man" seems to time. and will nOI be disappointed. .John Hemy. ;rnd this CD ha s not fol­ be a song sung bY a man's brain .Uiilk Car incorporates some of the lowed the direction suggested by the upon realizing that its body is para­ best elemenis of the band's earlier Words of peace and love somewhat awkward Factory lyzed. work, while ar the same tUne seem~ Showroom. In stead, it seems as ln "I-lovering Sombrero." Linne ll ing new. Peter Alvarez lenges of tomorrow. We will not though the Johns have hit their stride sings. "Don't be burdened by regrets Fans wiU be happier s,jJI if DIBG President SGA succumb to this evil. with the "band of Dans," as drum­ that make your feelings an obsession rele.,ses CDs this good more ofkn When all is settled, everyone. will mer Dan Hickey. bassist Dan or become embittered or 1x>sse.._,~d than once en':.')' five years.. Mixed emotions flood the campus see what a truly blessed nation we Weinkauf and gu itarist Dan Miller as we continue coping with and try­ are. We will set an example for all have come to be known. ing to understand the events that that in the end, li fe , liberty and jus­ Unlikt.: John Henry and Facto1)1 occured just days ago. We are tice will forever triumph and prevail. Showroom. the CD sou nds like angered, saddened and frustrated as I pray that everyone can find TMBG from the Lincoln era. The 17 we remember the images that play peace in their hearts and I ask all to tracks averagi.:: about two minutes 40 over and over again in our minds. sqJI be supportive of each other as our seconds, and quirky. disparate songs Nick Lorenzen An act so outrageous in our society, community begins to seek closure comprise this survrbingly cohesive Hllw CO!lld somethiAA like this Embry-Riddle we1ewilliMIO 1111d that even week later, levels of a from these recent atrocities. ll1e fo l­ CD. happen in America, the land of the an ~ar and a few wonts ofIIJIIPl)ll shock and disbelief exist within us COU the power to mati: 1116 aNlliaD fncl&. ·11,inks Site's Edith l kad," nil of :fl!ces of my fulloo studenl:$. The tr1· cootinue kl tbriYe ~ die - which arc ~rent. On Sl.'\'Cr:.tl of 1he one thing I will 00\-er fo,get is how ccnnuy IS it ha in Ibo past. tr:1d,~. the ~uitan- sound ahno.q like the studenis and fu..-ulty here at 'lailwinds llom AHP surf-n,cl.. - ~es1x-d:1\ly on tht' so lo in "She fhinks Sht.:'s Edith lk:td." ~

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Tuesday's attack visible from space astronauts, such as the lack of jet International vapor trails. "Normally when we go over the Space Station U.S., the sky is like a spider web of CO["\trails and now the sky is just about completely empty," views smoke Culbertson said. NASA's Terra satellite and a from lower French Space Agency environmen­ tal satellite have also taken many pictures of the devastation, but no Manhattan satellite images are quite as detailed Charla Keiser as the lkonos 1 meter resolution Space Technology Editor views, shown here. The lkonos satellite orbits North Even from 250 miles above the to South 423 miles above lhe sur­ Earth, Tuesday's devastation in New face and travels more than 4 miles York was visible. The three astro­ per second. It is the first commercial nauts on board the lnternational imaging satellite. Its images have Space Station ([SS) could see dark been used by major news organiza­ smoke billowing from the World tions, like the Associated Press, the Trade Center buildings. New York Times, and ABC News. The flight surgeon in Mission The images have also been used Control informed the crew of the by emergency teams lO help plan ISS-retired Navy pilot Frank their rescue efforts. Since no one Culbertson and his Russian crew­ was allowed to overfly the area, • rnates, Vladimir Dezhurov and these are _the only images that can Mikhail Tyurin-about the te1Tor­ show which roads are clogged with ism in a private conference because debris and which areas could be the news was so disturbing. used for staging areas for relief Fifteen minutes after hearing crews. about the tragedy the crew passed From the ISS, Culbertson took a over New York City, just about the moment out of his work to reassure same ti me the second of the two those on the ground. towers was collapsing. Culbertson "I know it's very difficult for captured video of the gray and white everybody in America right now," cloud of smoke ns10g from he said. "But the country still looks Manhattan. good and for New Yorkers: Your Other disturbing sites greeted the city still looks great from up here."

Orbiter Update IMAGES TAKEN FROM THE IKONOS satellite. Damage to the Designed and Compiled by Pentagon and the World Trade Center towers could be seen from the Charla Keiser / Photo courtesy satellite at 423 miles above the surface. NASA Atlantis (OV-104) • A recent JOlllt effort between gen to flow at approximately Minor work is being done NASA and Lockheed Martin has 2,787 pounds per second with the on Atlantis while it is in stor­ resulted in the development and SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN age in high bay 4 of the initial testing of the first c6mpos­ ENGINES'S operating at l04 per- Vehicle Assembly Building. ite liquid oxygen cent or permits a max­ The orbiter is waiting to (LOX) tank. What are imum flow of 17,592 sw itch places with LOX tank used for? gallons per minute. Discovery. Weather permit­ THE LOX tank DID· The liqui

During this past Thursday's Ariane$pace. resumes launch The tentative launch date of the Charla Keiser compared IO the pre,·ious Skynet terrorist attacks, NASA admin.., operatio't:Js with the succesful new [)elt,1 lV rocket has been set for Space Technology Editor 4 satellite manm·e rs. Columbia (OV-102) istrators closed KSC and count­ launch of an Ariane 44L boost­ April 30th, 2002 from the refur­ Skynet -lB. -!A. and -lC all less others of their facilities er on mission Vl43 on August bished launch pad 37. took aproxmatdy a month to Testing of the power reac­ nationwjde. 30. The rockets payload will be a The United Kingdom·s mili­ check out 111 orbit. Skvnet -40 tant storage and distribution At KSC there were rumors the This was the first mission Satellite for Eutelsat Atlantic Bird. tary communicati0ns satellite. and -1-E were in their operational systemon Columbia is under­ facility was under treatl1 of an from the Soulh American The second launch will carry a US Skynet 4F, has failed to reach i1s positions after aboU! four way. Inspections of lhe attack from a hijacked airplane. launch facility since the failure Air Force Defense Space planned position at 359 degrees months. recently installed left-hand This 11,'as found to be just a of an Ariane rol'.ket on mission Communications- Program E in a geostationary orbit The satellite is designed for Orbital Manuvering Systems rumor. The facility and the Air 5G in July: (DCSCS) spacecraft. (GEO). eight years of use. based on a (OMS) pod are continuing Force Station remamed closed Ariane will launch two more These (irst row launches will not The Skynet F-+ was launched design almost two det:ades old. before the work on the right­ t .•· location in April, bu1 driflc'd --The smelli1es do not lw.ve w The drag chute installation September I 7 - September 2.J •>'\ < back in an eastery direction in be accurate!) posi1ioned over last week was successful as \ ._..,<_ Th{• Autum Eq uin,1, \\ ill 1.·i.,:'-·ur l'll St' f1k· 111k 1- _:_: ,It -:113 p.tn.\\ hi1..'11 mc,111 , then: will be -:qual p•lrts pf night~~-· . May. By August.' it was moving these loL'lrn"l'"11.,ir_,,;;,.ll!l1"rnJ"rn'"m"'"m"m"'1$!:lC.•"'"''"'"'"'' "rn,01110,11"wm:10,1n,.:rnmm.sm.,11,<: :.,: :s.,.,wm ;: ..,1 :~'%.~~'¼~~"'®:,.'®X>."'«!:m,..'W»."'«<>-~'®>.."""-~-'@W:,'fil>..'%."'>-~'%-~'¼'%..~~~"W:-i,..'%:lst :11: : ~~.<~ World aviation suffers as airlines cut operations · 1457Z, just three minutes before Airli11es cz,t GA.flights the airspace was to have opened, which prohibited all general avi­ sc/1edi1les, lay ation flights until further notice. resume slowly The problem was that many air­ craft were already out on the off staff after in wake of taxiways preparing to take off, and had ,110 way to know about h11ge losses the new NOTAM . Aircraft at attacks; Riddle controlled airports were told by J ohn Gibbs the tower to turn around, but resumes flights many did take off from uncon- 1rolled fields and thus made American and foreign airlines Robert Byrne themselves subject to intercep­ are soil tn rn2 w 1Z.et bJd. to nor­ Staff Photographer tion by USAF F-16's. It was m JI ,er\ ice f0llo\\ ing lasl repoited that qne such aircraft in \\ ee ·s terrorist auacks.. - The FAA is sti ll reeling from Texas was on a training flight Continen1al Airlines has Tuesday's attacks, and still strug­ with a student and CFI on board. alread, laid off ~011- of us work­ gling to reach a conclusion as to In an FDC Notice to Airmen force.·,, hich amounts 10 some how to deal with the many differ- (NOTAM) issued on Saturday, I ~. 000 employet:.s. In a s1ate­ ' ent types of air traffic that oper­ the FAA authorized Part 91 (GA) men1. 1he Housron-ba,ed airl ine ate in the NAS every day operations provided ?perators ,aid 1he action ,, as ··a di rec! After initially closing US air­ file and use an !FR fhght plan. re~ult of current nnd anticipated space completely except to mili­ In-flighl cancellation of !FR ,'.llh er..,e affecl<; on the demand tary and search and rescue traf­ clearance is forbidden, and pilots for a1r lrJ\ el caused b, this fic, the FAA began to allow li m­ may not depart at all without "ee~ ·, tt'rrori•q attacks:· ited operations again on being on an IFR clearance. The number of JOb losses Thursday. A confusing situa­ Furthermore, VFR-on-top co111cuk, wi1h the percentage tion soon arose however, operation is prohibited. cut 1he airline had made in its as the stream of GA aircraft may tra• ,en ices. Continental CEO updates and verse Canadian Gordon Bethune has stated that NOTAMs being airspace enroute hdp from 1he government is the issued by the to Alaska, how­ onh way many U.S. carriers w ill government ever. rcniain [n husfne::,5_ OAVIO WONG/AV/ON quickly became The Aircraft ·· \\ e call on 1he President and BRITISH AIRWAYS NORMALLY OPERATES two flights a day to Miami International Airport. Following a self conflict­ Owners and men1bc:r"i of Congress to ta ke Tuesday's terrorist action and subsequent closure of U.S. airspace, only the late flight is running. BA and ing mess. In P i l o t s immediate action lo restore th e other European airlines have been forced to drastically sut back on U.S. services since Tuesday. addition to all A~sociation ,tahilit\ of this vital ind ust ry:· the passengers has been post­ he siaied. Be1hune a lso add.ed stranded at ing news on its !hat the carrier ··had no choice·· b acked these p lans, however. safety precautions and some 11 from so-called "high-security" major airports Web site regarding the la\offs. Industry analysis predict that imporvedsafety measures intro­ airports such as London, have around the coun- (www.aopa.org) i 11nne-apolis-S1. Pau l-based the losses will affect other air• duced since last Tuesday. begun operations already. try, hundreds of regarding GA fly­ '\1orth\,e::it Ai rlines has also lines as well , and that the cuts at In addition, in accordance British Airways has said that it light aircraft and cor- ing. Any pilot who announced a ~Ole cut in ser­ Co ntinental and Northwest may with this week's changes to 14 ran some 70% of Heathrow-U.S. porate a ircraft that fall wishes to fly under Part ' ices. but CFR 129, and 80% of Gatwick-U.S. ser­ under the General Aviation 91 is encouraged to consult all the airline the regula­ vices on Sunday. The airline umbrella were gfounded. This relevant Temporary Flight did no, tions that runs some 35 flights per day to stranded corporate executives Restrictions (TFRs) and the cur­ mention govern for­ over 15 U.S. destinations. and shut down small businesses rent FDC NOTAMS, according an, job eign airline Lufthansa ran all but one of its such as aerial mapping and pho­ to AOPA. The organization is C U I S . operation U.S.-bound flights on Sunday; tography operations. working with the FAA to open Nonh,,est to the U.S., only the Frankfurt-Houston Pilots thought things were airspace to VFR flights as soon also c i1 ed they must flight was cancelled. The looking up when a NOTAM was -as practicable. I o w e r implement German carrier stated that issued stating that the nation's Embry-Riddle flight opera­ demand for h a n d flights were cancelled due to a airspace wo·uld be fully opened tions have apparently resumed, ai r trn ,·el as reason for th e cuts. be just the beginning. searching of all hand luggage. delay returning som~ aircraft to 10 all operators at 1500Z (1100 since ERAU aircraft have been A company statement sa id !hat Foreign airlines operating to This is proving difficult for service; many were stuck at U.S. local) on Thursday. This sighted in the air over Daytona the airline hopes to have the the United States have also been many, simply due to the sheer airports follo"ving !he FAA ban NOTAM set up a dahgerous situ­ Beach. Flight line personnel fu lly rev ised sched ule in place hit. though not as hard as domes­ logistical problems of searching on air travel. ation later in the day. Many pilots were not allowed to comment as bv Oc!ober I . tic carriers. In order to resume the luggage of over 300 passen­ Other European airlines have wen! ahead and filed flight plans, to when operations began, and Fo r its part. Co ngress has pro­ service to the U.S. , international gers per flight. expressed their frustration at and some corporate flight crews the Communications Department posed some SI ➔ billion in grants airl111es have to prove to the Airlines such as British apparent miscommunication and told their bosses they would be was unavailable for comment and loan guarantees. The Bush FAA Iha! the airports from Airways and Lufthansa, who confusion emanating from the able 10 leave. The FAA then before this paper went to press adminis tra1ion has not o fficially which they depart meet stringent serve the lucrative US market FAA's field offices. issued another NOTAM at late on Sunday.

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The text feature works not seeking to break the company Mi crosoft had been seeking an centric and self-important. person that is buried amongst the like a type of instant messenger. in two. has said that it will in ves­ out of court settlement, and while However, after Tuesday 's attacks rubble th ey will be able to locate While many people used cell Microsoft, tigate whether or not there shoul d both parties have remained quiet on the World- Trade Center in them using equipment that will be phones and the Internet to com­ be" more rest ri ctions sought after the decision by the Justice New York ,that may all change. able to acquire the general loca­ municate with each other, others WindowsXP against Microsofi's busin ess Department, it is believed that an Just after the attacks on · the tion of the person in distress. went online to make donations practices. T he Justice out of court settl ement is World Trade Center, people Retailers of cell phones in the and contributions to organiza­ Department said that it does not in th e works. immediately got on their cell U. S. are saying that they expect tions that would help those in set to hit stores seek a breakup, because it want s Microsoft will be releasing phones and called their loved to see an in crease in the sale of need. to expedite the process and reme­ Windows XP on October 25 and ones and friends to let them know cell phones over the next couple If people were unable to com­ Brian Upman dy the problems that many of it s competi­ what had happened. of months. However, for right municate using the Internet and Staff Reporter exist now as soon as tors say that the new In the United States there are now sales have actually slowed cell phones, they used possible. o pe rating system is about 120 million cell phones, down. because people are at Black.Berry pagers that allows a On Thursday. September 6. the \\'hen the lower anti-competitive, but and about 40 percent of the popu­ home watching th e news to keep message to be sent via satellite U.S. Justice Department court passed it's deci­ for now that remains lation owns one. In recent up on the latest developments in link. People that own BlackBerry announced that it would not sion. the Judge to be seen. Some -months there has been a lot of New York, Wa shington D.C. and pagers tend to be business people, require Microsoft to split into two imposed cert ain con­ expert s say that when controversy and debate over peo­ el sewhere. and many people in the financial different companies. The Justice duct remedi es and Windows XP is ple that talk on their cell phones Whil e cell phones did play a district of New York owned one. Department is still seeking a they are as follow s: rel eased in October it and drive their car. major role in communicating The·pager allowed many corpora­ court decision that will govern Prevent Microsoft from punish­ may add a boost to lagging com­ All of this debate may soon ~ith loved ones and family, tions to get back on track and get the way Microsoft conducts its ing o ther softw are and hardware puter sal es. end, because of the significant before, during, and after the their businesses back in order. business. manufacturers from working on While the case against role that cell phones and in some tragedy, e-mail also played a All of this technology allowed In late June the U.S. Court of compet ing products; prevent it Microsoft seems to be winding cases, p:agers played in this most significant part In many cases, people to keep in touch with one Appeals for the District of from showing fa vors to compa­ down, attorneys for both the recent tragedy in New York. co nv·entio nal communication another in this time of tragedy Columbia overturned the U.S. nies tha1 helped it to exclude Justice Department and Microsoft Some experts and industry equipment was damaged by the and allowed people to get their Distric1 Court's decision. which competi tors; Ensure that will appear in court again on leaders are now saying that peo- attacks. lives back to a type of normalcy. had said the company should be Microsoft would sell its products September 21 for more proceed­ broken up into separate compa- to all customers for equal prices; ings in the case.

Making airports GameCubes hit U.S. Gov. intrudes Web forums FS 2002 will not Palm Pilot offers a safer place streets in Japan on net privacy discuss tragedy include WTC info about terrorists A new technology long awaited Nin te ndo is making its way Government officials have said After the attacks u1 New York this Microsoft has decided that it A few companies have devel­ by airport officials may be closer to back into the console wars. that because of the recent attacks in past Tuesday on the Pentagon in will take out a ·scene in its upcom­ oped software for users of palm reaching an airport near you. S im ilar to the Game Boy the U.S. they will begin monitoring Washington, and the World Trade ing release of " Flight Simulator pilots that allows them to go to Millimeter wave technology senses Advance, the GameCubes now the Internet to ensure that they can Center in New York, people went 2002" where a 777-300 fli es sites about the terrorist attacks waves which fa ll between the micro number 500,000 in the streets of monitor groups that would seek to online to find comfort from strangers between th e twin towers. and how they can make dona­ and infrared waves. The milli meter Japan. Nintendo plans to release cause terror in the United States. via online forums and chats. People Executives at Microsoft have said tions, and what they can do to waves are blocked when something 700.000 of the . cubes in North Critics say that while this intrusion on debated with one another ·on various that it will remove the scenes so help. The downloads are free, is hidden on the body. expanding America by November 18, with people's privacy may t?e well intend­ topics and received advice on how best as not to offend people that were and allow people to keep abreast upon current metal detect ion. seven or eight titles available. ed, it may have negative affects. to deaJ with their emotions. affected by th e tragedy. of the situation. Compiled by Brian Upman

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