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Wednesday, Nov. 2006 Volume 85 Issue 9 Fresh Air campaign takes its coalition to the streets INSIDE: What students think about the smoking issue... News = • A student's guide to the 2006 elections

• A student's 1,4 i:4141 lat guide to vot- 4 "Having a smoking section in ing: everything a restaurant is like having a you need to peeing section in a pool." know before Michelle Varhol, English major the polls open

• Memorial Hall renovation set for March 2007 Arts "Cigarette smoke causes • Roberts gives heart disease, cerecrovascular disease and cancer, all `The Departed' leading causes of death in the the credit it U.S. If you chose to smoke, the least you can do is keep it deserves away from those who chose campaign, a statewide Whatnot asking hospitality not to."—Amanda Knapton, Sarah Brecht! • Getting your grassroots coalition, 13:0-.P.E.----Trorkers if they prefer a Nursing major vehicle pre- WINONAN merrric,ers have formed a "street smoking or non-smoking work team,- whose purpose is to environment. "As a smoker and a patron, I pared for win- Secondhand smoke has a gather video testimonials about Several other Minnesota don't have a problem with the ter new enemy. the effects of smoke in a work college communities including ban; I don't get mad if I am Winona State University's environment. Mankato, Moorhead, Duluth, not allowed to smoke. I think Health Organization for The coalition is conducting St. Cloud and Bemidj have it is a little non-American to tell a business owner that Promotion and Education j oined inters iews in local formed street teams. • Post-WWII a statewide campaign to ban they can't allow it." said, establishments including Fresh Air representative Mark Liedel, manager of Pop Culture smoking from all Minnesota B rem, ski's Pub and Eatery, Mike Dean introduced H.O.P.E. restaurants and bars. Jefferson's, one of the only ZaZa's Pub and Pizzeria, Betty restaurants in Winona with Lyceum event Part of the Fresh Air Jo's and Schyde's Drinks and See SMO E, Page 5 a separate non-smoking room. Anna Ligocki/ WINONAN Phone: (507) 457-5119 http://www.winona.edu/winonan Nursing students host political debate Fair Trade Elena Grimm _Kaitlin Smith, a junior nurs- health care system needs im- more skeptical at early child- festival to be WINONAN ing student, said that the topics provement. He does not support hood funding. of health care and education universal health care, but thinks Kelleher wants to consider held at WSU Candidates running for state were important to her. that negotiation in public-pri- all areas that are asking for "They face all voters and Legislature shared their ideas vate partnerships will make for funding first. Reiman said that Winona State University they're something everyone on how to improve education better health care. early childhood has not proven will invest in the lives of arti- can identify with," she said. and health care with Winona Reiman, the Republican can- to be the only solution. sans around the world by sell- The debate confirmed her State University students at a didate, said that the free market All the candidates oppose ing their handcrafted gifts and choices when she votes next forum in Somsen Auditorium should control health care. the transportation amendment home decor. The event, which Tuesday. Thursday. Pelowski, a Democrat, said that will appear on the Nov. 7 will be held at the lower level Heather Reiter, a senior The forum featured Senate that the focus should be on ex- ballot, which asks voters if they of Kryzsko Commons, offers nursing major, helped organize district 31 candidates Sharon panding health care programs, support moving the motor ve- a unique opportunity for stu- the event. "It's good to get the Ropes and Kevin Kelleher, and such as Winona State's nursing hicle sales tax from the general dents and Winona residents to names out there, and put a face incumbent Rep. Gene Pelowski program, rather than changing fund to funding for roads and invest in their world by shop- to the name," Reiter said. the system. and his challenger Lewie Rei- transportation. ping Fair Trade. Shoppers will The candidates answered man for House district 31A. Government funding for Ropes and Reiman said it is also learn more about skilled several questions on health care Senate candidate Brenda these programs will allow them not guaranteed to benefit south- artisans in Africa, Asia, Latin issues, such as whether they Johnson was unable to attend. to expand, he said, citing more eastern Minnesota, as most of America and India. support a universal health care About 100 people, many of than 100 Winona State students the funding would stay in the The Winona State Women's system in the state and how whom are Winona State nursing were turned down from the pro- metro area. and Gender Studies depart- they would respond to the nurs- gram last year. students, spread out in Somsen Pelowski said all the amend- ment is hosting the festival ing shortage. Auditorium to listen to the de- The candidates differed on ment guarantees is "a $300 showcasing handcrafted items Sharon Ropes, the Demo- bate, which was organized by how education should be fund- million hole in the budget," re- marketed by Ten Thousand cratic candidate, was the only a group of nursing students led ed. ferring to its removal from the Villages. candidate in favor of univer- by senior Jason Bauman. Ropes, president of the Min- general fund. Sale organizer Molly Yurick sal health care, saying that a Bauman came up with the nesota Parent-Teacher Associa- says, "For more than 60 years, streamlined system will save idea for a dual purpose: To ful- tion, and Pelowski stressed the Elena can be reached at ER- Ten Thousand Villages has the state billions of dollars in fill a requirement in the nursing importance of providing more [email protected] worked with talented artisans administrative waste. program and to provide an op- funding for early childhood around the world providing Kelleher, the independent education. portunity for students get in- vital, fair income in exchange candidate, agreed that the volved in the elections. Kelleher and Reiman were for their beautiful handcrafted items. By holding this sale, we give people in the Winona community a chance to help River Explorer closes its first season members of these global Fair Trade co-ops feed, clothe and Winona State University re- tirement. "Our experience this year credit courses on the River educate themselves and their cently docked its riverboat, the Students studied the move- makes clear that this machine Explorer in the weeks directly families." River Explorer, for the winter, ment of water and applied it to is a great teaching tool," said following the spring semester This event is being made closing its first full season of modern dance techniques, ob- Drake Hokanson, mass com- and directly preceding the fall possible by Ten Thousand Vil- use. tained and analyzed thousands munication professor and direc- semester. lages, an alternative trade or- Various disciplines, from of water samples, listened to tor of the Winona State Center "One of the things we've ganization offering merchan- geoscience to theater, chem- local river experts and camped for Mississippi River Studies. learned this year on the river dise with the assurance that istry to education, took ad- on sandbars. The university has two is that being out there, with a craftspeople have been paid vantage of the River Explorer, Winona State has used the years left on its lease for the good plan, is both a lot more fairly. making about 38 trips—some River Explorer to reach out to River Explorer. A committee fun for students and faculty, Sale organizer, Linda about an hour long, others as the greater Winona community from the Center for Mississippi and it vastly enhances the ex- D'Amico hopes that this sale long as three days—between as well, hosting area elementa- River Studies has begun to poll perience of education," said will raise $4,500 with all pro- the beginning of the academic ry schools, research groups and students about the best use for Hokanson. ceeds will go directly towards year and the boat's winter re- the Audobon Society. the boat. The River Explorer will helping the artisans in third The university has not yet make its return from La Crosse, world countries. made any commitment, but Wis., to Winona in early May. The sale hours are 9 a.m. to Tusk rank— a diffnent Mal of church is looking into holding three- 7 p.m. Nov. 2, noon to 6 p.m. Eternal Life Interested? Nov. 3 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 4. For more information Mated Atmosphere Sunday Schedule about the sale, contact mly- Open Discussion Coffee 10:30 [email protected] . Service 11:00 &cots .402 Main St Good Colice 'taws town en-It -AHa 2 News - Itedllesdau, November 1, 2006 ..abouctio-ftwasmionsswisweersp.. "P stinsaMegiewailWIRMENs laimpfinMEMBP4108- brickaybrick

Four million dollar Memorial Hall renovation set for 2007 Andy Thompson The locker rooms will not ing through the vents above some rooms poorly suited for Currently, the locker rooms WINONAN be as fancy as the Minnesota them, inhibiting the circulation their current uses. have entire rows of shower Vikings' for recruiting purpos- of fresh air through the rest of Dirt from the floor of the heads that do not work, peel- Busted shower heads, im- es or look much different than the room. baseball pit gets sucked into ing paint, and "colors from the proper ventilation and locker they do today. The original locker rooms the vents and deposited in a `70s," which is the last time space limitations prompted "The number one project is were designed as large, open nearby storage room, Holstad they were painted, Holstad Winona State University to un airflow," Holstad said. "It's a areas, but have now been sub- said, and temperatures in the said. dertake a $4 million renovation health and safety issue." divided by adding walls to basement can get as high as 80 The renovation will improve of Memorial Hall beginning access to other facilities in Me- March 26, 2007. morial. "Basically, we're going to Visiting athletic teams must gut it (the basement) and start use the general student locker over," said Winona State facili; rooms, which requires the ath- ties manager Richard Lande. letic depaament to close these Plumbing and ventilation rooms to Winona State students problems require a major over- during sporting events. haul of the basement locker This also limits access to the rooms and a new heating, ven- swimming pool, which is only tilating and air-conditioning accessible through these locker system. areas used for visiting teams. Plans include renovating up- The renovations are sepa- stairs faculty offices and bath- rate from the proposed well- rooms after May 2007. Even- ness center. tually the Talbot and McCown • The Wellness Center would gyms will be renovated. be a capital project, unlike this Higher Education Asset state-funded renovation, which Preservation and Rehabilita- will improve the usability of tion, a state program that main- the building and make it easier tains and improves facilities at to integrate the wellness cen- all of Minnesota's state colleg- Anna Ligocki/ WINONAN ter into the existing facilities, es and universities, is funding An old lounge chair makes up the seating arrangment in the women's locker room be- Lande said. the entire renovation. low the pool in Memorial Hall. The locker rooms will be included in the renovation. The majority of the project's Reach Andy at AP- $4 million budget will be spent [email protected]. on supplies and labor to repair Heating vents were placed in separate the space for different to 90 degrees. the vents and plumbing. the general men's locker room teams, Holstad said. Showers in the building also Winona State Athletics Di- directly above rows of metal This is the same for the up- need repairs. rector Larry Holstad said the lockers with air grates to filter per floors. ventilation system has not air through the room, which "My office used to be a hall- been updated since he used the poses ventilation problems, way," Holstad said. locker rooms as a student in Holstad said. In the adjacent Combining layout modifica- the 1960s, despite changes to locker rooms, the metal lock- tions with the old heating, ven- RED WING the layout and the use of base- ers were replaced with wooden tilation and air conditioning ment locker rooms. lockers that block the air flow- system has made conditions in TATTOO Seho Park Art Exhibitionpresentation 181 E. TIMID ST. DOWNTOWN Winona State University Watkins Gallery, located in For more information, call WINONA, MINNESOTA features the acrylic paintings Watkins Hall. Anne Plummer at (507) 457- of Winona State Art Educa- Gallery hours are Monday 5395. (507) 454-3452 tion Professor Seho Park now through Friday 8 a.m: to 4 The exhibit is free and open WWW.REDWINGTATTOO.COM through Wed., Nov. 15, in Paul p.m. to the public. itedllesdau, November 1, 2006 - News 3

Stop by any of Freakfest 2006: A KW / K Madison Halloween TRIP our 6 convenient Those who headed to Madison, Wis., for STORES their infamous Halloween bash last week- Winona area stores. end found more treats than tricks Shanthal Perera Cunningham, who also at- WINONAN tended the Madison Hallow- een celebration last year, felt TO OUR sto Police traded protective gear la it was much different this time and pepper spray for fences and with the gates and the $5 cover a $5 cover charge at this year's charge. t°• Hot Food itt Freakfest, Madison's annual It was "safe, yet boring" boisterous Halloween festival compared to last Halloween, Cold Beverages • coffee t*i on State Street. Cunningham said. The city sold approximately "State Street was pretty Healthy Choices • Pizza • Sandwiches 32,000 tickets, a crowd much empty," Cunningham said. smaller than former swells of "I'm assuming people thought Snacks • Fresh Milk • Fruit • More! 80,000, and fetched more than it wasn't worth it and went to $150,000. the bars to spend their $5." As of 2 a.m. Sunday, police Cunningham saw "a fair Making it fresh for you. arrested 230 people connected amount" of police, but estimat- with the event, much lower ed there were less than half the than 566 in 2005. arrests than last year. After last year's party, "I saw someone get arrested which cost Madison taxpayers for assaulting a police officer $600,000, Mayor Dave Ciesle- and another person because No-Fee* ATM wicz and two student organi- they brought in a glass bottle," *No service fees are charged by our stores. zations, Ad2 Madison and the Cunningham said. Halloween Action Committee, Although Cunningham Individual cardholder fee may still apply. implemented several preventa- didn't have as much fun this tive measures to increase safety year as he did in years past, she and the city's control, includ- would attend again because ing a gate and a $5 cover. she enjoys the festivities and Use this coupon to sl 00 The ticket price will offset seeing the costumes. the cost of the event and deter The city had also taken the get TWO Junior large crowds, stated Cieslewicz usual steps in preparing for the in a July press release. Tickets event. Cheeseburgers for only... went on sale Oct. 2 with each Lt. Tim Shuetz from the person allowed to buy four Dane County Jail said addi- I Reg. $1.29 ea. tickets and 8,000 were sold in tional inmates were shipped Limit 2 Jr. Cheeseburgers per person per advance. coupon per visit. Coupon may not be to other jails to make room for transferred, copied, duploated or faxed. Must State Street was fenced off State Street trouble makers. be presented to cashier at time of purchase. at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday to Forty inmates were shipped Not good with any otter offers, discounts or 1:30 a.m. on Sunday. Attend- txxnbos. Good at the Winona, MN Kwlk Trip out on Friday, Schuetz said. stores only. Expires 12-31-06. Lookup 00777. 00000 STORES ees were stamped as they en- Dane County Jail held 107 tered through one of the nine L • State Street cases last year. gates. "Our plan this year includes Alternatives to alcohol were significant new initiatives that Use this coupon to get offered at the event with the make progress in addressing 54 off per gallon on your addition of music and food my three primary concerns vendors. Bands included Delta about this event. Its cost to tax- I next purchase of quality Nove, Butt Funnel and Plun- payers: the pattern of violence I ket. at the event's conclusion and Kwik Trip gasoline! "They had this automated the over consumption of alco- voice saying 'Welcome to State hol and use of illegal drugs, es- Does NOT Include diesel. Limit 5 off per gallon per coupon per visit. Street' and 'Have a safe night,' pecially among young people," I Coupon may not be transferred, copied, duplicated Or faxed. Must be as we entered," said Sam Cun- stated Cieslewicz. presented to cashier at time of purchase. Not good with any other offers, ningham, a junior advertising discounts or combos. Good at the Winona, MN Kwlk Trip stores only. major at Winona State Uni- Expires 12-31-06. STORES Reach Shanthal at SJPer- versity. "I felt that it wasn't [email protected]. needed." 4 News - Wedllesdau, November 1, 2006

SMOKE Continued from Page 1 'Most hospitality workers are in favor of a smoke-free work environment' hopped aboard the disease and an estimated 430 in bars and restaurants." never voted on in the senate or happier work environment for bandwagon. newborns from sudden infant As a result, hospitality house," Gordon said. employees, but also in fewer Winona's street team is death syndrome." workers are the most exposed, Winona State registered smokers altogether. spearheaded by president Lisa While many employees are and unfortunately the least nurse Maureen Guillou "All the students that come Walters and members Corey in favor " of returning home protected, Gordon said. agrees that today's young speak with me know they Christopherson and Isaac from work without a lingering "Today's children are the adult population "smokes should quit; if they had the Matzek. ashtray aroma, some business first generation that will not differently,"inthatmanypeople choice to be a smoker or a The Winona street team owners are fearful that limit their smoking to non-smoker, they all would will compile the testimonials the smoking ban will weekends and social all choose non," Guillou said. into a DVD and present their affect profits. environments such as "If they did ban smoking at research to the County Board "In reality, studies It is aprivilege to bars and restaurants. the bars and restaurants, we of Health, the Community have shown that Guillou, who also wouldn't have these young Health Advisory Committee restaurants and bars smoke in a bar, but it is a heads the university's adults smoking." and county commissioners in with smoking bans smoking cessation "If you limit the places early December, Walters said. have had a raise in right to breathe clean air." program, insists that to smoke, you limit the Most hospitality workers are profits," Walters said. young adults don't chances for people to start," in favor of a smoke-free work "People have a big Corey Christopherson realize how addictive Christopherson said. environment, Walters said, and misconception about cigarettes are. Gordon also considers the feel they deserve the right to their business; you Gulilou cited a comprehensive legislation work without damaging their won't lose customers 2006 study in which "one of the best ways to protect health. by putting in a smoking ban, outlive their parents, and a the Massachusetts State and help quit." One local hospitality worker in fact, you'll gain more," lot of that is because of heart Department of Public Health "The science is and college student says she Matzek said. disease and smoking," Matzek discovered that from 1998 overwhelming and nine out needs two separate laundry Specifically, owners fear said. to 2004 nicotine levels in of 10 people know smoking baskets, one for her smoky that they may lose business to "At first smoking is just cigarettes increased an average is dangerous, said Gordon. work clothes and another for nearby counties who do not a way to rebel, be cool or fit of 10 percent, even "light" "We have the data, we have her regular clothes, Walters adopt smoking bans. For this in, but once kids get into that labeled brands. the solution and we have the said. reason, Fresh Air has chosen niche, it's hard for them to get Guillou believes a smoking public understanding, now we "It's really too bad that to target the entire state, rather out," Christopherson said. ban in bars and restaurants just need to get the bill there." non-smokers are subjected to than individual counties. Clearway Minnesota, want not only result in a secondhand smoke when all Smoking bans have been an independent, non-profit they're trying to do is pay their enacted in local Winona organization, was founded way through school," Walters establishments such as the during the 1998 state tobacco said. Green Mill, Golden China settlement and was allotted Christopherson emphasized Buffet and Country Kitchen six percent of the $6.2 billion the importance of protecting as well as in Olmsted County, settlement, approximately hospitality workers from what which includes Rochester, $202 million to "reduce the has proven to be imminent Minn. harm tobacco causes," Gordon danger. Twenty states, including said. "It is a privilege to smoke in New York and California, The Minnesota Clean a bar, but it is a right to breathe have passed comprehensive Indoor Air Act bans smoking clean air," Christopherson smoke-free workplace from all places of employment said. legislation. Other countries, except bars and restaurants, West Flvvy 6 1 Goothiew A 2006 report from the such as Ireland, Italy, Scotland, but Gordon hopes 16 see a Surgeon General affirms that England, New Zealand and comprehensive smoking bill "secondhand smoke is a major Uruguay, have also adopted on the floor next year. NOVEMBER S, 2006 cause of disease, including similar smoke bans. In 2005, a proposal called a:3 AM 1 :(X) PM lung cancer and coronary In addition to targeting the Freedom to Breathe Act heart disease, in healthy the entire state, the Fresh Air "made some progress, but was nonsmokers," and that "smoke coalition is focusing on college free environments are the most students. effective methods for reducing Kerri Gordon, public Spring Break w/STS to exposure." relations manager for Jamaica, Mexico, Bahamas The Surgeon General's Clearway Minnesota and the and Florida. Are you con- report states in 2005, main sponsor of the Fresh nected? Sell Trips, Earn "exposure to secondhand Air coalition, said, "18 to 24- Cash, Travel Free! Call for smoke killed more than year-olds smoke at twice the 3,000 adult nonsmokers from rate of the general smoking group discounts. Info/Res- lung cancer, approximately population, and for this age ervations 800-648-4849 46,000 from coronary heart group, smoking usually starts www.ststravel.com Wedllesdau, November 1, 2006 -News 5 I

*WONFAW., 'Tis the season for political pulp and audacious ads Here's a WINONAN rundown of the political showdown: Don't be caught without a 'I Voted' sticker next Tuesday Iraq: Supports gradual with- Elena Grimm Taxes: Give relief to prop- ation requirements as admis- Taxes: Supports repealing tax cuts to help balance federal drawal of 25,000 troops WINONAN erty taxes; mixed feelings on sions requirements into Min- gas tax increase nesota colleges; double the budget Tim Walz — Democrat Minnesota Governor Education: Reduce cost of amount of need-based finan- Education: Feels it is a lo- Taxes: Supports repealing Tim Pawlenty - Republi- college tuition cial aid by adding $150 million cal and state issue tax cuts for the wealthiest 1 Health care: Supports uni- can Health care: Negotiate into grant program percent Health care: Cut $1 bil- versal health care Education: Supports tax Taxes: Opposes tax increas- prescription drug costs, ex- es, including gas tax tend health care coverage to lion in health care spending Education: Supports rigor- children, program to put mini by reducing "ineffective and ous Minnesota Academic Stan- health clinics in schools unnecessary" administrative dards; proposed program to Peter Hutchinson - Inde- paper-shuffling give free tuition for two years pendent U.S. Senator at public colleges for high Taxes: Keep taxes at same school students in the top 25 level, but increase value of Mark Kennedy - Repub- percent of their class dollars spent for government lican Health care: Supports services; supports gas tax in- Taxes: Against repealing health savings accounts; make crease tax cuts to help balance fed- health care system more "trans- Education: Improve K- eral budget parent" in information flow 12 system by requiring high Education: Expand tax- Mike Hatch - Democrat schools to have same gradu- free college savings; require colleges that take federal aid to justify tuition increases \\, Health care: Opposes uni- Jim Mone,Pool/AP Photo versal health care; supports tax Independence Party candidate Robert Fitzgerald, center, credits and health savings ac- speaks during a Senate debate with challengers, Republican counts Mark Kennedy, left, and Democrat Amy Klobuchar Sunday, FULL SERVICE SALON & DAY SPA Iraq: Opposes withdrawal Oct. 29, 2006 in St. Paul, Minn. Personalized Hair Cutting & Styling of troops from Iraq Amy Klobuchar - Demo- Special Occasion 4, Highlighting & Iraq: Supports withdrawal deduction of up to $10,000 per Lowlighting Foiling 4, Hair Coloring crat - of troops from Iraq year for college students Perming Makeup 4. Manicures & Taxes: Supports repealing Health care: Supports Pedicures Complete Body Waxing tax cuts to help balance federal universal coverage but not a budget U.S. Representative Facials -Therapeutic Body Massage government-controlled single Education: Opposes cuts payer system; expand cover- to federal grants and loans for Gil Gutknecht - Repub- VISA j Gift r" rtiticate5 Avaible lican age starting with children, then higher education senior and veterans Supports ne- Taxes: Supports Bush tax Health care: Iraq: Has mixed feelings (507) 454-2403 gotiating lower prices with cuts Education: College admin- about withdrawal of troops h,, r r drug companies; Universal A ,- T 4 Fri 8-7 Sat 8-4 coverage a goal, starting with istrators must keep down tu- State Senator Located in The Winona Mall children ition costs; federal government 1213 Gilmore Avenue. Iraq: Supports withdrawal , cannot keep up with tuition in- Sharon Ropes -' Democrat Retail Center .Featured Products: of troops from Iraq flation Health care: Supports Graha rn Webb, Gold W Ed , DX in, Op s N a Robert Fitzgerald - Inde- ■ Top issues are education and health savings accounts; op- pendent www.laehnshairandspa.com poses universal health care See ELECTIONS, Page 7 6 News Wedllesdau, November 1, 2006

ELECTIONS Continued from Page 6 care affordability Young /04134.1:2)'m ■ Keep tuition at current rate

Brenda Johnson Q: When can I register and vote Republican on Election Day? A: You can register and vote from 7 a.m. to 8 ■ Fair funding for schools, p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 7, by providing the roads, and bridges in southeast- following proof of residency: em Minnesota • a current, valid Minn. driver's license containing ■ Economic development your address within the precinct through regional partnerships • a registered voter in your precinct who will vouch for your residency State Representative • a Minn. driver's license accompanied by a cur- rent utility bill providing proof of your residency in the precinct Christina Paolucci/APPhoto/Rochester Post-Bulletin U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, Da., shakes hands and signs au- Gene Pelowski • student photo ID cards that includes your name tographs at the Mayo Civic Center Auditorium in Rochester, Democrat accompanied by a current utility bill providing Minn., Monday, Oct. 30, 2006. People attended the rally where proof of your residency Obama brought his support for several Minnesota DFL can- Education: Reverse cuts to • student photo ID accompanied by a fee state- didates including U.S. candidate Amy Klobuchar and U.S. education ment with your current address in precinct House candidate Tim Walz for Minnesota's First District. Health care: Not ready to • student photo ID accompanied by student hous- tackle health care problem ing list on file at precinct health savings accounts; oppos- State Senator es universal health care Lewie Reiman Q: Do 1 need to bring anything to Iraq: Supports gradual with- Republican vote? drawal of 25,000 troops A: If you are already registered at your current ad- Sharon Ropes Education: Increase student dress, NO. If you register on Election Day, YES. Tim Walz Democrat loan program Read above. Democrat Health care: Let the free ■ Top issues are education and market determine health care Q: Where do I vote? health care Taxes: Supports repealing tax A: If you live on campus: ■ Lower tuition and retroactive cuts for the wealthiest 1 percent Winona County • Main Campus - Kryzsko Commons loan forgiveness program Education: Supports tax Sheriff • East Lake Apartments - Central Fire Station ■ Supports single payer univer- deduction of up to $10,000 per • West Campus - St. Anne's Hospice year for college students sal health care system Health care: Supports uni- A: If you live off campus: Find your polling place Dave Brand versal coverage but not a gov- Kevin Kelleher at the following Web site: http://pollfinder.sos. ■ Focus on training and fight- ernment-controlled single payer Independent state.mn.us . system; expand coverage start- ing drug problem in the county Chris Nelson ing with children, then senior ■ Top issues are bringing trust • Student senate will be offering rides for East ■Expand technology and hire and veterans back into government Lake residents to and from their polling, location at more deputies Iraq: Has mixed feelings ■ Supports negotiations among the Central Fire Station. about withdrawal of troops public-private partners for health For further information contact the Winona The Ballot Transportation Question County Auditor at 507-457-6320.

A question on the Novem- About 54 percent of the cent" dedicated to roads. Op- ber ballot allows voters to sales tax currently goes to the ponents also argue that the decide where motor vehicle transportation funding; the amendment favors metro-area The Winona Park fi Recreation Department is w r now accepting applications for employment. WINONA sales tax get appropriated. other percentage goes into projects and does not accom- The department is seeking applicants to fill part- RECR7EAT The amendment, if ap- the state's general fund. modate the needs of greater t lino Recreation Supervisor positions. Applicants must have a desire to make a positive difference proved by a majority of vot- Opponents of the amend- and rural Minnesota. for all Park and Recreation participants and continue the department's mission ers, would gradually use all ment argue that its language of enhancing the c.ommunity through peoples, parks, and programs. revenue from motor vehicle is deceiving and complicat- sales tax for transportation ed. It reads that "at least 40 Applications are available at the Park A Recreation Office, 207 Lafayette St. or once it takes full effect in percent" will be dedicated to online at www.citofwinona-mn.com . The application deadline is November 30, 2011. transit, with "up to 60 per- 2006. Employment will begin in the beginning of January. Wedllesdau, November 1, 2006 News 7

INONAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2006 Woo-hoo October, boo to November Carl Hunter for the good graces of the NFL alternate side parking and the no—leaves are falling—get out as there are fences? Twenty- Op/Ed Columnist and college football teams con- birth of winter, without the of the way! Park on the other hour parking limit so people tinuing to play, it would proba- snow. side of the street! have to move and park more bly strip May of its title of Most It starts the airing of hate, is- In the past few years, Win- often? I know it's tough to follow U n - sues and all the political slander ona formed a parking advisory The "elite" task force never such a bad-ass month containing ev ent- that costs a lot of money to be task force because there was discussed a heavily enforced Homecoming, parties and can- f u 1 shoved into our ears and eyes. this big problem of congested city-wide ordinance which out- dy, but November totally blows. Month I love voting and encourage parking in the streets. laws parking on one side of the The only good parts come from of the everyone to vote, but all these Well, naturally a more com- street for five out of the nine- a single Thursday. If it wasn't Year. commercials bashing people or muter college town will create month school year, in effect, N o - saying Mr. Whoever is a really houses that five people live in reducing the street supply of v e m - cool dude, get me upset enough and all have cars. A typical five- parking spots by 50 percent for ber...In that I'd rather go play outside member household has two to a majority of the most congest- other in the cold and make forts out three cars. Parking problems ed time of the year in Winona. coun- of campaign signs and flyers. ensue and the college rental This ordinance's purpose tries Enough of that rant and on to units are attacked. to ensure effective plowing. this month goes by even -dumb- more dumbness: Alternate-side Ordinances were passed pro- Meaning, if it doesn't snow, er names like: Marraskuu's, parking. moting the police enforcement there's no purpose, and when it "month of the dead" & ngey- Holy crap, I cannot get more of a 20-hour parking period, does, you get ticketed & towed eNkanga's "month of the small pissed off about this one. No- permitting gravel lots on prop- anyway. Dumb. yellow daisies." Stupid. vember 1, alternate side park- erties as long as the lots adja- I hate November, but at least November also marks the ing begins and a bazillion peo- cent to other properties have you can vote and enjoy some beginning of a lot of annoy- ple get tickets for parking on been blocked in by at least two pumpkin pie. ing crap: political propaganda, the wrong side 'of the street. Oh fences. What the hell? As long Political candidates not telling truth Samuel KeaneRudolph Democrats. As a general trend, ing the Iraqi government to a or even fifty years. Both Demo- Op/Ed Columnist I believe candidates across the regional security force—much crats and Republicans largely board refuse to tell the truth, in like the one wasting so much agree that a complete with- I'm usually the sort of per- favor space in Sudan right now. drawal is out of the question in son who is heavily involved of po- Gil Gutknecht, incumbent the near future. in politics. I think voting is a litical Republican in the 1st Congres- The truth is that building privilege, not a right, and I have soph- sional District, still suffering a stable Iraq is going to con- voted every year since I turned istry at from his Wikipedia-editing tinue to cost Americans—and eighteen. I do believe in the es- a down- misadventures, continues to toe Iraqis—dearly. The cost will be sential rightness of democracy right the GOP party line about "stay- in gold, sweat, tears and blood. for America. But I might not m o - ing the course" in Iraq. Fine, Political candidates shouldn't vote this year. ronic but Gutknecht's consistent re- whitewash that. This midterm election will level. fusal to present specific goals I'm sick of politicians pro- be heavily contested, with Let's and admit errors in the current posing quick-fix solutions to Democrats within striking take Iraq as an example, given Iraq strategy is undermining his problems that only time and distance to take over the state how central the issue is nation- credibility. hard work, two things to which house. It lies well within the ally. Both local candidates for the they are evidently allergic, can realm of possibility for them to I hear Tim Walz, DFL-en- U.S. 1st Congressional District solve. There is no issue fac- knock Pawlenty out of office, dorsed candidate for the 1st House seat are sidestepping the ing Americans, no issue facing and the Republicans are not a Congressional District, which truth, as are their respective Minnesota, that can be solved serious threat to their control of includes Winona, telling me parties on the national level. in the one-page plan and slick The opinions of this newspa- the state senate. This may make that he wants to bring soldiers Let's face it; it took America marketing that politicians per do not reflect those of the Minnesota a single-party state in Iraq home immediately if we two centuries to deal with just MnSCU system, Winona State are trying to shove down our University, its faculty, staff or for the first time since 1990. can't "stabilize Iraqi society" a few of the issues which now throats, and no party will get student body. Any questions or I am concerned. I don't like and ifAmerican troops continue plague Iraq. Building a peace- my vote until they admit that. comments should be directed politicians, but this year's se- to serve as "a catalyst for vio- ful democracy in Iraq, which to the Winonan publication lection is particularly dismal. I lence." Walz also wants to turn has no history of such, cannot board, editors or submitted as don't like the Republican can- over responsibility for support- be done in five years, ten years letters to the editor. . didates and can't agree with the

8 Kate Weber, Editor-in-Chief [email protected] (507) 457-5119 Ashley Heydt beer gut, "honky tonk badonka- ty-two-year-old man weigh- The next group is the Scary Halloween only comes once Guest Columnist donk" and a baby on my hip. ing over 175 pounds wearing Category. The Grim Reap- a year, and in my opinion you're For the most part, the cos- a child size Batman costume, er, ghosts, goblins, non-sexy never too old to dress up. I've recently decided that tume was well-received. How- you probably don't fall into this witches, zombies and other I hope you all had a fun-filled Halloween is my second favor- ever, a few girls dressed as category. blood-soaked creatures all fit holiday, and didn't fall into the ite holiday, behind Christmas, actual Hooters girls were a bit Spandex on a two-hundred into this group. These cos- last category. of course. There is something annoyed by me. pound man is rarely cute. tumes are timeless Halloween fun about getting to be someone While I was out I've labeled favorites. Reach Ashley at ALHey- or something else for a night. and about this week- the next group the I'm calling the fourth group [email protected]. This year I decided to break ev- end, I noticed that Sexy Category the Funny-Taboo-Witty Cat- ery fashion rule possible with there seemed to be (sorry Batman you egory. Some costumes, other my costume. five distinct catego- don't fit in here than my own, that I saw fitting I wore a greasy mullet with ries of costumes. either). Some cos- into this group include the preg- a large claw clip and penciled I've named the tumes that do fit nant nun, the adult man dressed in an extra-bushy near-uni- first group the Cute into this category in child-sized Batman costume, brow. Then I covered my eyes Category. It con- include naughty Facebook, "Flavor Flay," nerds sists mostly of bun- in bright blue eye shadow and nurses, corrupt and any people dressed as food We invite readers and Hi nies (not the Play- smeared piercing pink lip color cops, real Hooters items. onan staff members to shot boy type—they fit into another on my mouth, making sure to hit girls, slutty teachers, and Brit- The last category of cos- their opinions in these col- a few teeth in the process. The group), bumblebees and fic- ney Spears-style schoolgirls. tumes is the No-Fun-Lazy- tional storybook characters like rest of my costume consisted of However, whether or not Party-Poopers Category. This Letters to the editor must be Little Red Riding Hood. cowboy boots, a Hooters tank, these costumes actually look group is pretty much self ex- 400 words or less and received However, if you are a twen- too-tight shorts complete with a sexy is a matter of opinion. planatory. by the Sunday preceding our Wednesday publication dates. Leiters to the Editor Include your full name, major, year in school and telephone number for publication. Let- LCD projector stolen: We should in the restroom, I use ly stood up for himself and his ters from faculty members will all pay the price professors and counselors for Students need to take no- rights as an American citizen Must include full name, title or advice and support, and I use tice of Ward 2 City Council and because of this was often department and phone num- Katie Leaderbrand the LCD projectors. race subjected to much censorship ber. Sophomore And yes, I feel entitled to and retaliation. Letters from community Psychology Major use these resources. I paid for Andrew Knauff I call on all Ward 2 students members must include full them. But so did everyone else Senior to vote for Todd Ouellette on The past week's security that learns and earns here. Theatre Major Nov. 7. name, address and phone incidents included the thefts I don't take advantage of Gerry Krage, the current in- number. I3 do not run anony- of three LCD projectors from other students. When we take I was wondering if some stu- cumbent, backed out of a debate mous letters. Kryzsko Commons. from the school, the school dents at Winona State can ex- (of which the food collected as The Winona", edits for space I don't know who stole the takes from us. Fair is fair. The plain the lack of interest in the admission for the debate would and relevance when necessary. projectors, but I would love to thief might not pay for those Ward 2 City Council race. go to underprivileged children The Winona,' doesn't edit for have a conversation with this projectors, but the rest of us Is there something that is here in Winona) with Todd spelling, grammar or factual person. will. turning you off? Ouellette after initially agree- errors and we reject ads and Assuming the thief is some- It may cost us higher tuition, Many of us students live in ing to said debate. letters to the editor deemed in- one who has access to WSU's increased technology fees, the Ward 2 and a race like this is Where is the merit or honor appropriate. All letters should resources, I would love to hear loss of cool technology to use, important to the way decisions in that? Does he not wish to him or her justify the theft. Per- or just our reputation as honest are made in our area of Wino- support a democratic exercise comply with university poll- haps there is a sense of entitle- people. na. such as a friendly, open forum cies. ment that accompanies a tuition So, if I get to have that little Todd Ouellette, while in- debate? If he turns his back on Letters may be sent via e- payment or a low paycheck. conversation with the thief, teresting and different, still a debate, imagine what he will mail to Winonan*vinona.edu I take advantage of our uni- maybe I won't demand an ex- has solid ideas and is willing do if he is re-elected. with "letter to the editor" as versity's resources. I use the planation. Maybe I'll just de- to hear any claim, complaint, the subject line. tech support center, I probably mand my cut. comment, or suggestion should use more paper towels than I he take office. He has repeated- Wedllesdan, November 1, 2006-OplEd 9 WINONAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2006 Rock to vote concert Alt 6 2llter Himont hopes to encourage civic responsibility Kate Hujda sample ballots, information on on Rhymesayers. dente. ies, music, orientation activities WINONAN how to register and lists of vot- DJ Abilities is also known Mike Paul, UPAC concert and buses and tickets to sport- ing locations to students along for his work with Eyedea. Also chair, was in contact with The ing events. The Winona State Univer- with entertainment from two known as E&A, Eyedea and DJ Crest and DJ Abilities at about Positions for senators, house sity student senate, UPAC and well-established hip-hop art- Abilities are often recognized the same time the student sen- representatives and governor Inter-Residence Hall Council ists. for their ability to interact both ate approached them to play for are just a few of the items on will come together to host the The Crest, a hip-hop trio out on-stage as well as on records. Rock to Vote. the ballot. "The goal is to make first ever Rock to Vote event. of Madison, Wis., is known for Along with performances, Since both organizations people want to vote, and be pas- The concert will feature energetic live performances College Democrats and Col- wanted entertainment on the sionate about having a voice," The Crest and DJ Abilities, on with powerful lyrics. lege Republicans will be at the same night, UPAC and senate Paul said. Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. on According to their Web site, event informing people about decided to work together to For more information on the Solarium Stage. The Crest has released 11 in- the candidates and issues that host the event. Rock to Vote, contact Mike According to Rick Howden dependent albums since 1997. will be on the ballot on Election "This is one of the concerts Paul at MHPau15877@winona. of the student senate, Rock to The most recent, "Skeptik," Day, Tues., Nov. 7. this year that demonstrates edu. Vote is meant to encourage col- was released under Uprising "Rock to Vote is a way for UPAC's efforts to diversify the For more information on the lege-age people to play a more Records, a label which has been students to become educated music entertainment provided artists, visit: active role in government by home to artists such as Fall Out on current politics in a very for on-campus entertainment The Crest—http ://www. ad- getting out and voting. Boy, Stretch Armstrong and Ri- nonpartisan manner," Howden and to cater to different tastes," j ackcracker. com . "Students sometimes have canstruction. said. Paul said. "Both artists are po- DJ Abilities—http://www. the misconception that voting is DJ Abilities hails from Min- The event hopes to increase litically active and vocal, it rhymesayers.com . scary, hard or confusing, when nesota. According to their Web general voter turnout rather seemed like an appropriate fit." really it's quite easy," Howden site, this hip-hop DJ out of Min- than sway votes one way or-an- UPAC usually hosts about Reach Kate Hujda at said. neapolis is on the Rhymesay- other. eight concerts a year. They are [email protected]. The event is aimed to educate ers Entertainment record label. The cooperative efforts be- also responsible for most of the students on the civic respon- Artists such as Atmosphere, tween the student senate and activities offered on campus sibility of voting by providing Brother Ali and Eyedea are also UPAC happened by coinci- such as comedy shows, mov- Winter is on its way, is your car prepared? Kai Oehler "antifreeze, condition of the Many cars use long-life anti- WINONAN coolant," Peterson said. freeze, Peterson said, and flush- The coolant and antifreeze ing the fluids every two to four Can't fight the bug that is In Minnesota, the land of —combined called the "freeze years is recommended. 10,000 iced-over lakes, win- protection"—need to be mea- Gordie's checks the condi- going around? terizing cars is necessary. sured for concentration and tion of the antifreeze and cool- But "winterize is kind of a purity. ant is checked during an oil WSU Student Health Services can help you fight a cold vague term," said Jeff Peter- The problem, without get- change, along with the brake and/or any other health issue. Services available to students son, owner of Gordie's con- ting too technical, he said, is and power steering fluid, Peter- that the fluid turns acidic after son said. are convenient, affordable, and confidential. To maim an venience and service store, on Huff Street next to Kwik prolonged use and eventually But a problem with changing appointment with any one of the available doctors, nurse corrodes the system, from the fluids is that people often don't practitioners, or registered nurses please call or stop in. Trip. Maybe the phrase's vague- radiator to the engine. This po- know when their fluids were ness is the reason people wait tentially racks up a more costly last replaced. Often, either the WSU Student Health Services until the temperature hits be- repair bill. antifreeze or coolant will be re- Located on the 1st floor of Maxwell, Room 124 low zero before bringing cars "That's the incentive to spend plenished without the other. Hours in for inspection, which Peter- the $80," which is the typical Also on the lengthy list of Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. son said commonly happens. cost to replace antifreeze and winter car worries are "the car Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. "They react instead of be- coolant, Peterson said. belts and hoses because cold Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. ing proactive," Peterson said. But vehicle owners don't weather can stress them more," *Closed Weekends & Student Breaks "We certainly have a big surge necessarily need to fret over Peterson said. when single digit tempera- spending the money up front. Contact Student Health Services at (507) -457 -5160 tures" hit. Gordie's doesn't charge for See WINTER, Page 12 or visit www.winona.edu/healthservices for checking the antifreeze and more information about services provided. The two areas people need to be concerned about is the coolant, Peterson said. 10 Event discusses post-World War II pop culture Stephanie Magnuson pop culture and her style re- replicated into steel." mix industry experienced a de- Appliances were not only functional but were also a WINONAN flects that." Adding 44 pounds in chrome cline in sales and attributed it to Marling spoke about the to the average car was not the women baking the cakes incor- source of pride because the importance of women's fash- only innovation in the post-war rectly. open floor plan of the houses Images reflecting the post- ion during the post-war era era. Food was also another way "Women couldn't believe offered the kitchen as the main World War II culture including and credited President Dwight to display America's growing that all one had to do was add display. photos of pastel kitchen ap- Eisenhower's wife, Mamie, economy. water," Marling said, "so they The open floor plans in the pliances, Jell-O and women's for what was called "the new Orange juice and strawber- added other ingredients and new houses were also a good clothing advertisements were look." ries could be purchased in the wrecked the cake." way for men to indulge in do- projected onto the walls of the Many women modeled their freezer section of the grocery As a result, the dehydrated it-yourself activities. Performing Arts Center's re- clothing and style after Ma- store, thanks to the invention of eggs and a few other ingredi- "I thought it was really in- cital hall. mie because it was a time for "frosted foods." ents were taken out of the dry teresting that in the 50s, men Karal Aim Marling, an art women to focus on themselves In 1953, shortly after frosted mixes as to "make the women were into do-it-yourself proj- history professor at the Univer- instead of focusing on the war, foods entered the American feel like they were doing some- ects because their new paper sity of Minnesota, spoke to Wi- Marling said. way of life, TV dinners were thing." pushing jobs weren't satisfying nona State University students, Ballerina skirts, tight bodices introduced as a fast, easy way Jell-O, chips and dip and that need," said Winona State staff and community members and hats were common sights for a family to experience a finger foods became frequent student Sheila Skilling. "Peo- on Tues., Oct 24 about "Hap- on the women of the post-war fully complete meal in a short guests at many parties in the ple are, once again, into do-it- py Days!?! Pop Culture of the era. period of time. 1950s. yourself It makes you wonder: Post-World War II Era." "The new look celebrated "Like the TV, these were a The Betty Crocker picture Is the reason purely financial, Marling captivated her audi- the femininity and delicacy of fully visual experience," Mar- cookbook became a necessity or are our professional lives ence while speaking about top- a woman," Marling said. ling said insinuating that the during 1950 and outsold the that unsatisfying?" ics including women's clothing, The new look poured over TV dinners looked appealing Bible in 1951. kitchen appliances and innova- into lamps, coffee pots, vases but tasted otherwise. In order to create all these tions in food and car designs. and cars which replicated the Boxed cake mixes were in- delicious foods, the women "She is a consummate pro- hour-glass shape that was so troduced as one of the latest cu- needed an open kitchen and fessional, has a wide range of commonly presented in wom- linary creations. matching appliances that came knowledge, and has a great en's clothing. Marling described this phe- in an array of colors. sense of humor." said Winona Cars were designed with nomenon as "less a matter of During the war, women State art professor Dominic style instead of mere function- baking and more of cutting weren't able to buy appliances Ricciotti. "She delivered her ality; chrome wings and front edge and having the latest cu- because the materials for the remarks with great aplomb. end designs added to what Mar- linary." appliances were needed for the There's a lot that's comic in ling called "sex and violence Mid-decade, the boxed cake war.

WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHER LICENSURE COLLABORATIVE (TLC) INFORMATION MEETINGS

Presented by: Dr. Jan Sherman and Pam Haack

Meetings will be held on the Winona and Rochester campuses to disseminate information about a new post-baccalaureate teacher licensure program for individuals holding a Bachelor's degree and seeking a teaching license in Business Education, Chemistry, Communication Arts and Literature, Earth and Space Science, Life Science, Mathematics, Physics, or Social Studies.

The meetings will be held on November 7th at 1:00 PM and at 4:00 PM in Krysko Commons, Dining Room E. Meetings at the Rochester campus will be held on November 8th at 4:00 PM and 5:30 PM in Coffman Center (CF), Room 206. For additional information prior to the meeting, contact [email protected] or [email protected] . a edllescau, Novemeher 1, Zffilli Arts b Entertainment 11 Roberts:'The Departed' will throw anyone for a loop Jonathan Roberts As each of them get closer to throughout. And, just when playing at the Winona 7. It has WINONAN catching the "rat" in their crew, you think that the dust is about pretty horsies. they get closer to the dangerous to settle, shots are fired and Reach Jonathan Roberts at Director Martin Scorsese truth. punches are thrown. [email protected]. filled the void in excellent ma- While growing up, Sullivan The ending is sure to throw fia movies left by his 1990 re- was a package boy for Costello. anyone for a loop. Usually, I lease "Goodfellas". And now that Sullivan graduat- accurately predict endings, but A decade and a half hasn't ed and signed up with the Mas- this one floored me. Well done, dulled Scorsese's directing sachusetts State Police Depart- Scorsese, well done. skill. And the same can be said ment, he becomes Costello's Set in Boston, the language for Jack Nicholson who plays eyes and ears to everything that is crude and manners are vul- Irish mob boss Frank Costello. the boys in blue are doing. gar, so I would not suggest this A duo of double agents, Costigan, on the other hand, movie for an outing with the played by Leonardo DiCaprio is far too intelligent for his own kids, but adults should definite- (undercover agent Billy Costi- good. He's asked to work as ly enjoy it. gan) and Matt Damon (state an undercover agent and get in If you are a fan of "The Boon- Detective Colin Sullivan), get with Costello's crew so he can dock Saints" or "Pulp Fiction" themselves into a cloak-and- help the feds organize a sting. then "The Departed" is a sure dagger match of sharp wits and "The Departed" is super hit, but if you get turned-off by deep lies. intense; it keeps you on edge swearing or blood, "Flicka" is

Winter Continued from Page 10 Young car owners often underestimate the effects of tire pressure

Additionally, people should "Tires actually lose pressure cially the tread, which is a ma- check tire pressure as weather as temperatures cool," Peterson jor concern in the winter. cools off, he said. said. According to Peterson, "Your tires could lose five when it comes to winterizing pounds, or seven pounds." cars, "it's not an appointment Peterson said car owners thing." 507-452-8808 often underestimate the ef- But people, especially stu- fects of tire pressure. It can dents new to Winona, may have affect mileage and tire lon- other expenses awaiting them gevity. if they're unaware of the city's "It's sad," Peterson said, parking ordinances. when people bring in their Starting today, Nov. 1 until cars for repair and "they April 1, Alternate-side parking burnt up a good tire," espe- will be in order. Illustration by Rachel Djukic/WINONAN Checking the oil is one thing that people can do to prepare their cars for winter. Look For The Co‘k*Illt I According to ordi- a snow removal night." Boat At nance 25.06, this means Basically, as long as snow that on even numbered doesn't cover the ground, the Main & Broadway days cars will be parked penalty will be limited to $25. "adjacent to lots and , If snow is on the ground, houses which have been students will be charged about assigned even num- $75 to tow the car. bers." "They want the streets And on odd days, cars cleared for street cleaning," will be parked on the Mounce said. SMDENT HOUSES odd side of the street. So, tonight make sure to park Shirley Mounce, di- on the even side of the street. rector of parking ser- FIPFIRTMENTS vices at Winona State, Reach Kai Oehler at said students will re- [email protected]. woratipatiivermanagemenutom ceive only a "$25 cita- enuitgrmstAlxikom tion when not tagged for 12 Arts 6 Entertainment - Wedliesdau, November 1, 2006

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Those two sub-40 years came You're not even half way after he hit more than 40 in six there. Baseball's all-time home consecutive seasons. Rodri- run record takes more than just guez will need to continue having an unmatched abil- surpassing the 40 home run ity to hit a baseball. It takes a mark in upcoming seasons if remarkable consistency and he ever hopes to catch the all- ability to stay healthy over Scott Swanson time record. the course of an entire 20-plus Albert Pujols has played year career. Sports Editor just six seasons, but thus far Manny Ramirez, one of the his numbers are flat-out scary. greatest home run hitters of Bonds, A-Rod Never before has a player started out a career with and Pujols all AP Photo numbers like Pujols. Barry Bonds will enter next season 21 homers short of the Pujols will be 27 years hot on Aaron's record. He hit 11 home runs in his final 33 games in 2006. old next year and already has 250 home runs. He's trail of 755 for his own 32 years ago. leading .454 on-base percent- played six full seasons, Barry Bonds, Alex Rodri- age (No, your eyes are not Three active baseball play- averaging almost 42 hom- guez and Albert Pujols all have deceiving you—Barry Bonds ers currently have a legitimate ers a year. "vtakk****0*.o.k,"•%*s. a shot at reaching 756 career reached base more consistently shot at catching arguably the Although Pujols is on home runs. and effectively than anyone most prestigious record in all track, both Bonds and Of the three, Bonds clearly in the game last season at 42 of sports—Hank Aaron's Ma- Rodriguez currently have has the best shot at breaking years old). jor League Baseball all-time a better shot at catch- the record. Bonds currently sits Bonds also played his best home run record. Aaron broke ing the all-time record at 734 home runs (second all- baseball of the year at the end Babe Ruth's former mark of because they are much time) and needs just 22 more of the season. In his final 33 714 on April 8, 1974. He went farther along the road. to break the mark. games, Barry crushed 11 home • on to finish his career with 755 If Pujols stays healthy Although Barry will be 42 runs (a rate of one home run homers. and keeps up his pace for years old and entering his 22nd every three games). Bonds is AP Photo Certainly, any sports fan can another decade, he would Alex Rodriguez has 464 home season on opening day 2007, currently a free agent, but if he recall the image of Aaron hit- still only have 667 home runs at just 31 years old. it appears he still has plenty of returns in 2007 (as it seems he ting 715, running the bases and runs. If he can keep up gas left in the tank. After get- will), he will more than likely being greeted by two crazed his current pace for 12 ting off to a slow start in 2006 hit the 22 home runs and sur - fans while heading towards more seasons, he will be on the the last 15 years, could hit 40 (presumably because he played pass Hank Aaron's record. third base. doorstep of 755 and 39 years home runs in each of the next just 14 games in 2005 and he Alex Rodriguez has the Well, here the baseball old. five seasons and he would still was chasing Ruth's mark), next best chance of eventually world sits once again. Aaron's Hitting 755 home runs is sit nearly 100 homers short. He Bonds finished the year with holding the all-time home run record is in jeopardy for the no easy task. Look at it this would also be 39 years old. 26 home runs, a .270 batting record. Through 13 (11 full) first time since he claimed it way—a player would have to Fans of baseball and sports average and a major league- seasons, A-Rod has 464 career hit about 38 home runs a year alike, prepare yourselves. The home runs. In his last 11 sea- r - • ■I MN, MIMI MIMI MI for 20 seasons to reach the 2007 major league baseball sons he has hit 459 homers— . mark. It would take 15 seasons season could be something I The Taste You've Been Craving an average of 41.7 per season. of hitting more than 50 home very special. If he keeps up that pace for runs a year to total 755. Reach Scott at SDSwan- Now Delivers! seven more years, he will sit Eight consistent sea- [email protected]. at exactly 756 home runs. He I 4 -7 pm would also be 38 years old. 7 days a week A-Rod has gotten off to one Chasing Aaron's 755 I Need minimum of $10.00 purchase. of the most impressive starts of anyone in the history of the I 619 Huff St. - Winona uy any san wic a .ow o Age Yrs. HR HR/Year game. He is just 31 years old Phone 507-452-1170 soup at regular price and get Pro one sandwich and still in his prime, but his Fax 507-453-7887 production has slowed down Bonds 42 21 734 34.95 FREE in recent seasons. He hit just Rodriguez 31 13 464 35.69 of equal or lesser value 35 home runs last year and Pujols 26 6 250 41.67 Not valid with any other offer or with Daily Special. Expires 12-30-06 36 home runs three years ago (with an impressive 48 ding- 16I 10=I I■ I=1 NMI NI= =0 14 NuortR - Nov_ l_ MOE One-on-One: Randy Moss or T.0.? Both have also produced phenomenal numbers through- out their careers, but when it comes down to it, which would you rather have on your team? because he actually was on Lambeau Field, that alone is his stat line than his team's my team and I still wistfully enough for a spot on my team. success. reminisce about those good ol' And "straight cash homey" was Winning has always been Scott Swanson days. priceless. the most important stat for Chandler MacLean Sports Editor Scott: How many trips to the Scott: Joe Buck would Moss, it's just too bad he shuts Sports Reporter Eds. Note: Sports reporter Super Bowl were taken in those disagree highly with you on down when team success goes Moss himself. Chandler MacLean and editor good ol' days? I hate to say it, the topic of Moss mooning sour. But speaking of end zone Scott Swanson are debating but I'll take T.O. over Moss. Lambeau Field. celebrations, remember Randy 's And considering the ugliness who they would rather have on Moss may possess more speed I'm going to have to remain home end zone celebrations that is the Raiders, Randy really their NFL team, Randy Moss or and is surely better at catching neutral on that one this time toward the end of his stint with hasn't been destructive or Terrell Owens. the deep ball, but Randy is in around. But, bringing up end the Vikes? distracting. Imagine the mess Chandler: The NFL season trouble if he doesn't have the zone celebrations was a bad Every touchdown ball went T.O. would create if he was is heating up. Last week's games right quarterback in place. move on your part, buddy. to an ecstatic wheelchair-bound playing for Oakland. marked the midway point of This has been witnessed the Personally, I think T.O. has kid in the corner end zone Scott: If you want to talk the regular season. Lately I've last two seasons in Oakland. had much better and more crowd. I don't care how many team success, let's talk about been weighing out an intriguing Owens is the better all-around creative end zone celebrations. Sharpies, pom-poms or Dallas the success T.O.'s teams have NFL debate, who would I rather wide receiver. T.O. also plays He pretty much single-handedly stars you have, you can't beat had. When Owens was on the have on my team: Randy Moss on every single down, making started the revolution with the that. 49ers, five out of eight years of Terrell Owens? big blocks and always finishing now infamous Sharpie incident And let's also consider the San Francisco had winning It's not just a question his routes—not to mention To this day probably the most track record of teams T.O. has records and made the playoffs. of who's better per se. That T.O.'s uncanny ability to catch creative touchdown celebration played for. He bullied his way He left for Philadelphia, and question makes up part of the the ball over the middle. ever. out of Philly and divided the the Eagles made the Super Bowl bigger picture. But there's so No one has ever questioned Not to mention running to locker room. He destroyed the his first season there. Now he's much more to it with these two. T.O.'s will to win, while people the middle of Cowboy Stadium 49ers franchise that still hasn't in Dallas and, like it or not, the Who will it be? "I play when have been quite skeptical about in Dallas and raising both arms recovered. And Dallas has been Cowboys are doing well with I wanna play," or mid-season Randy's overall efforts. I don't out in the air on the Cowboy's a circus all year. or without a quarterback. suicide scares. want to rub it in, but remember midfield star. Ironic he plays As for Moss, he wanted to I'll give it to you that T.O. Both are freakish talents one of his last Vikings games, for them now, huh? stay in Minny and nearly took probably cares about the with gaudy numbers, but both the one against the Redskins? Chandler: I think T.O. only the team to a Super Bowl in '98 numbers he puts up, but what have also taken the inherent Yeah, that's what I thought. scores touchdowns just so he (say it ain't so Gary Anderson). great athlete doesn't? Any prima donna stigma of the wide Chandler: So he walked can perform another one of his His departure from the Vikes truly great athlete has a desire receiver position to uncharted off the field. The game was wacky celebrations. Something had more to do with a greedy to leave a mark on the record freakishness. I'll take Moss, (almost) over. Moss mooned tells me T.O. cares more about owner and idiot coach than books. At the same time the guy flat-out wants to win and knows how to win football games. 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defensive player of the year, , missed just wide. Sutton named sophomore forward Amelia "We played fan- Kasten was named newcomer tastic," Omar said. offensive of the year and coach Ali Omar "We knocked on the player of year; shared coach of the year honors door so many times, with Concordia-St. Paul's Joe but it was like there Beatty wins Alianiello. was a lid on our Beatty and Sutton were also goal. defensive honor named to the NSIC All-Con- "We didn't lose ference First Team along with because of a lack of Matt Huss senior defender Whitney Bern- effort; Mary was just WINONAN hardt and junior forward Kayla able to capitalize on Walters. a good bounce." The Winona State Universi- Kasten, junior midfielder The bounce came ty soccer season came to a sud- Annie Lauterer and sophomore at 4:04 into overtime den and shocking end Saturday goalkeeper Amanda Diehm when Mary forward night in a 1-0 overtime loss to were named to the All-Confer- Danielle Mello sent the University of Mary in the ence Second Team. a long shot in on Northern Sun Intercollegiate "You better believe they Diehm. Conference tournament cham- deserve those awards," Omar Diehm fumbled pionship game. said. "The NSIC coaches did the short hop and Winona State earned the No. the right thing and recognized the tournament's 1 seed and homefield advantage them." most valuable play- after dominating its conference If there were any questions er, Mary's Jessica oppo- of whether the awards were Janusz, got a foot nents deserved, they were answered on the rebound and in the in the first two rounds of the rolled it into the back regular NSIC tournament, as the War- Doug Sundin/WINONAN of the net. season, riors blanked Upper Iowa and Winona State forward Gina Florian dribbles the ball during Saturday's The No. 5 seeded which Wayne State 3-0. 1-0 overtime loss to the University of Mary in the NSIC championship. Marauders (9-9-3) also led Sutton recorded the first two stormed the field in to a pur- goals of last Tuesday's contest The award-winning War- see it," Omar said. "It was a vi- celebration of win- ple and with Upper Iowa on assists riors' players wasted no time cious hit from behind. Maybe ning the NSIC tournament in white from Beatty and Kasten, before in finding the back of the net that is how they play down at their first year in the confer- Sutton sweep returning the favor and assist- Friday night in an incredibly Wayne, but it's not how we play ence. of the ing on Kasten's fifth goal in physical game against Wayne soccer at Winona State." It was the first time in the three main Northern Sun Inter- four games at the 57:30 mark. State. With Woerle looking on from last 43 matches that a visiting collegiate Conference yearly Beatty also led a stingy War- Sutton, Beatty and Walters a wheelchair, the Warriors took opponent celebrate'd a victory awards. riors defense that allowed just each scored goals within the the field Saturday night against over Winona State at Maxwell Junior forward Holly Sutton one shot to the Peacocks. first 15 minutes of the game, Mary in an attempt to win their Field at Midwest Wireless Sta- was named offensive player and Sutton recorded two third dium. of the year, senior defender assists. Kasten and Walters consec- The Warriors (14-5-2) left Christine Beatty was named Police Officer Positions! each added one. utive the field in tears and in shock, The City of Madison (WI) Police Department However, in a match that NSIC as the loss all but officially is currently accepting applications for a class, which begins featured 24 fouls, four yel- tourna- eliminated Winona State from Make the holidays special for May 2007 low cards and an ambulance, ment postseason play. you and someone else the Warriors were unable to title. Winona State was ranked Written advance to the title game un- But at Camp Friendship ! testing held No. 7 in the most recent NCAA at scathed. missed Work or volunteer over your Division II Central Region poll, Minne At 35:13 in the first half, Beatty oppor- but only four teams from the re- holiday break at winter camp Hall 104 sophomore midfielder Heidi tunities on gion were invited to participate with people with special needs Woerle broke her leg after Thursday, and bad in the national tournament and as a camp counselor. Training, ov. 2 at 6 pm being tackled from behind by bounces haunted Winona State the Warriors were not one of room & board provided. Apply Wayne State midfielder Amy throughout the game. them. Gustafson, who received a Although the Warriors out- at www.friendshipventures. Pre-Registration org or call 1-800-450-8376 for is not required! yellow card. - shot the Marauders 23-5, three Reach Matt at Questions? "(Woerle's) leg was bro- Warriors' shots hit the goalpost more info. eoe Call MPD at (608) 266-4190 MMHuss 1 5 [email protected] . www.madisonpolice.corn ken the other way, you could and multiple close-range shots 16 Sports - Web esdau, November 1, 2006 Warriors defense leads the way in shutout Chandler MacLean Sawyer said. "Our football riors took a while to find their incomplete—second-stringer down. As a whole, the Warriors WINONAN team is what it is. We're 7-2, rhythm against the Golden Aaron Boettcher left the game defense allowed 45 yards on 55 we're nationally ranked, it was Eagles and led just 6-0 at half- in the first quarter with a hip Crookston plays. How good is the Winona a 30-0 shut out, what are you time. Minnesota-Crookston pointer and first-stringer Drew "I think we're doing a lot of State University football team? upset about? Everybody wants had fumbled away a deep drive Aber tore his left knee ACL great things on the defensive The answer is two-fold. a hundred point blowout or and easily could have led at the two weeks ago. side of the ball," Tackmann The Warriors shutout Minne- something, but I just want to half. The Golden Eagles got the said. sota-Crookston 30-0 last Satur- win games and I don't care if Wi- ball back and the Warriors Trotter and the Warriors of- day and the blowout came de- it's 2-0. We won, we got oppor- nona forced a three-and-out. A high fense struggled to sustain drives. spite a succession of injuries. tunities and that's just another State snap went over the Crookston The longest Winona State drive The Warriors third-string day for us." kicker/ punter's head and resulted in went for 37 yards and wasn't quarterback managed more than But the criticism has merit. punter the Warriors offense starting its until late in the fourth quarter, three quarters of the program's The Golden Eagles (0-9, 0-6) Mike drive at the Crookston 1-yard- when the Warriors were al- first shutout in 14 games. By came into the game as the last- Salerno line. Two plays later, junior ready up 27-0. Winona State the end of the game, the War- place team in the Northern Sun scored running back Alex Wiese ran managed just 152 yards of total riors were also without a pair of Intercollegiate Conference and t h e in a score to put the Warriors offense after it was held to 97 starting offensive lineman. had already been shut out three Salerno War- up 19-0 after Salerno's extra total yards in a loss to Bemidji Winona Daily News sports times. The second-place War- riors point. State the week before. editor Jeff Bersch wrote that riors (7-2, 5-1) were fresh off a first six points with field goals After a three-and-out on the "It does limit us some until the win "may not have been deflating loss to first-place Be- of 35 and 40 yards. Golden Eagles' next posses- he starts feeling comfortable," aesthetically pleasing to the midji State the week before. A Salerno went on to have an sion, a second bad snap gave Sawyer said of Trotter. "But 1,699 fans who caught the early loss to Crookston would have excellent day, adding another the Warriors offense the ball he can run our offense, he can start." Some of the 1,699 War- been disastrous and the War- 40-yarder in the fourth quarter at the Crookston 15-yard-line. throw the football and he's a riors faithful shouted tempered riors were expected to win the and averaging 45 yards on four Sophomore running back Carey good athlete. We've just got praise and harsh critiques when game. punts. Rottman capped off the drive to get him to sit down in there, the score was 12-0 in favor of The Warriors have won or Salerno and the defense— with a 2-yard touchdown. Trot- be patient and go through his the home team. shared three consecutive North- which through two quarters had ter found sophomore tight end reads. That's just part of his "I don't care what people ern Sun Intercollegiate Confer- allowed just 43 yards and inter- Todd Burkoth in the back of progression." say," Winona State coach Tom ence titles and five of the last cepted a pass—played well the the end In just over three quarters of six. Now in entire game. zone for work, Trotter finished 7-for-23 his 11th sea- "Mike Salerno was awesome the two- with 74 yards. Boettcher, who son as coach, today and our defense got a point removed his shoulder pads Sawyer has shutout," Sawyer said. "I don't conver- and sat on the trainer's table won six NSIC care who you play, getting a sion, in a Winona State sweatshirt titles. shutout is something special." putting for most of the game, went 3 On one The offense caught up with Winona of 7 for 14 yards and an inter- hand is the im- the rest of the team in the sec- State ception in his quarter of work. pressive War- ond half, thanks in large part to up 27- Afterward, Boettcher said he riors track re- the defense- and special teams. 0 with Link was optimistic about returning cord, no doubt The Golden Eagles received 5:55 to to play next Saturday when the the product of the opening kickoff of the sec- play in the third quarter. Warriors host Southwest-Min- hard work and ond half, but on the fifth play of Salerno's second 40-yard nesota State (4-5, 3-3). accomplish- their drive, Warriors All-Amer- field goal with 4:58 to go in the Despite losing the inside ment. On the ican senior linebacker John fourth quarter rounded out the track of the conference title other hand, the Tackmann stepped in front of a Warriors' scoring. race after the Bemidji State great respon- Crookston pass and sprinted 36 "The game was never in loss, the Warriors remain in the sibility that yards for a touchdown to make doubt," Sawyer said, "it was driver's seat to clinch a Divi- comes with the score 12-0. just a matter of getting every- sion II playoff berth—Winona great power. "He kind of threw it right thing working together." State has just three D-II play- They've been to me," Tackmann said. "Dan On defense, junior defensive off appearances and one win in good, they're Link made an awesome block tackle Dan Link recovered two school history. good now, but downfield on the quarterback. I Crookston fumbles, junior cor- "Defense wins champion- all things con- just made a cut off Dan's block nerback Shawn Cunningham ships, offense usually says by sidered, they and walked into the end zone." picked off his third interception how much," Sawyer said. "You Doug Sundin/WINONAN The Warriors went for two, of the season in the first half have to play great defense to be Winona State senior John Tackmann returns still can be an interception for a touchdown during a 30- better. but third-string freshman quar- and Tackmann added two sacks in big games and we have two 0 win over Crookston. The War- terback Mike Trotter's pass fell to his interception for touch- more big ones left." snorts - Wedllesdau, November 1, 2006 17 Planning to quit smoking after college? The odds are against you. Research shows most students who say they'll quit smoking right after college...can't.

For help, call (888) 354-PLAN Dobie breaks record as Warriors lose three Adam Stanek game for the collegiate Conference, but was Pulvermacher led the War- WINONAN Warriors in the ranked No. 20 in the nation. riors on the offensive side with second game The Warriors were hoping 19 kills, also adding 17 digs. The Winona State Univer- as they won 30- to put a Despite the Warriors (17- sity volleyball team finished its 22. damp- 15, 8-10) holding the record regular season with three losses The Warriors er to for most wins in a season since at home against tough competi- were able to South- becoming an NCAA Divi- tion. rally in the third west's sion II program, Winona State They were must-win match- game as they season closed the regular season on a es for the Warriors, who needed took a game as they sour note losing four straight to win to stay in contention for from the Wild- tried matches. the NCAA Division II tourna- cats, winning to save The Warriors placed sixth ment. 30-25. their in the The first match was a 3-1 Winona State Pulvermacher own. NSIC loss against Minnesota State hoped they Wi- and will University-Mankato in Mc- could extend nona State started off strong draw Cown Gym. the match to against the Mustangs as they South- The first game was tightly five games but stole a close first game by a west contested, but Winona State the Wildcats score of 30-28. Min- pulled it out 30-27. put the Warriors Southwest rallied in the sec- nesota Mankato rallied to win the away in the ond game to tie the match up as State fourth game, they beat the Warriors 30-24. again in next three games, 30-14, 30-22 Dobie and 30-19. winning 30-19. The third game was a dog the first "We need to be better in our Stankowski fight between the two teams as round all-around game," senior out- led the Warriors it took extra points for Winona of the NSIC tournament Thurs- side hitter Megan Pulvermach- with 15 kills. State to get the 32-30 win. day at Concordia-St. Paul. er said. "We definitely need to Pulvermach- Southwest outplayed the block better." er had a double- Warriors as they got a 30-21 Reach Adam at Freshman outside hitter Car- double, getting win to tie the match back up at [email protected]. men Stankowski led three War- 10 kills and 19 2-2. riors with 11 kills. digs. The Mustangs won the fifth Pulvermacher had 10 kills Dobie game 15-9 to take the match 3- notched a triple- 2. and 17 digs, sharing the team- Doug Sundin/WINONAN double with 11 Dobie had 51 assists in lead with defensive specialist Winona State junior Lisa Dobie's record- Rudi Balich. breaking set assist against Southwest kills, 42 assists the loss. CORRECTION: Junior setter Lisa Dobie had Minnesota State. Dobie has totaled 4,008 and 17 digs. Dobie's effort broke the 39 assists for the Warriors. assists in her three-year career. Balich had school record for most ca- In last week's issue, the "Our defense was great," 23 digs to lead reer assists as she has to- volleyball cover and story the Warriors de- taled 4,008 for her career. Winona State coach Connie Unfortunately, the Wildcats said the Warriors broke the were too strong as they went on fensively. Dobie is only a junior so Mettille said. "What we didn't all-time school record for do was play with a lot of atti- to win 3-1. Winona State then played she can still add onto the re- wins. Actually, the Warriors tude." Winona State played a tough against an even stronger con- cord over the NSIC tourna- Mettille tried to rally the first game against Wayne State ference foe. ment and next season. 17th win broke the all-time troops for the Warriors next but the Wildcats held off the Southwest Minnesota State Dobie also led the War- mark since Winona State match as they hosted No. 24 Warriors to win 30-27. wasn't only the second best riors in the match with 26 turned Division II in 1995. Wayne State. Wayne State put up a tough team in the Northern Sun Inter- digs. 18 Sports - itedilesdau, November 1, 2006 AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE MONKEYS OF THE WORLD.

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