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atrthe scene of the shooting. :11 said Beclvt. 0Director of Campus Police. " rc were two or three Dori Stro so emphasized shots that had hit the car door the arbitrary location of the and others hit the \\ll’ld0\‘\ on shooting in regards to the Uni- that sa."lon said Beck who \‘er'ity. went down to speak Iyith police a coincidence tah t once they arriIed. “Other tarih shrot at as theynneared the in that“we didntrea lly see “here section of Forest Park Pkwy things had hit. and BigeBerid Bl ightc.lub located on University CiytyaPolice would Oli\eeStrelegt anrid North Commp- had started someIIhere"else. It's or say ifan resst ton A,\enue is approximately a \ery isolatBed episso.de" made. The shotys were firewdeat 63' milessaway from the inter- l endan McCarthy 2:07 a. In. on March 12 section yihere thcsshooting on was a“ake aBrid doing homework '1 saw awhites.four-door Su- uries hajve been when he heard the squeal of car dan drivingp mowd tires early Mon ing an and maaake U--turn."111said‘Junior niIersiity City Police said saw a Iolley ofshots fired from Erin Beck who saw the incident that the suspects were driIing a the Monte Carlo ‘Initially [was firsthand. 'As it went into the in- white Monte Carlo occupied by hocked." saidhlctCarhy. tersection someone came out o several males. ec ' said police “its not something you expect the sunroof. pulled a gun. and to happen outside your dorm red six or seven shots at where window." i imagine there must have can after the shooting. but she did Within seconds, several p0- another carofftowards the Hi/ not knoyi ifthere were people lice cars and three ambulances Tec CopyC in it at the ushedto he scene and Beck immnedioately called911, UniIersftyCity Police Cap collecting the discarded bul- tain Michael Ransom “ould riot let casing eamining the heard threem soht hile limit $11M) 1 Sill [N1 Lift she was still on0the phone‘:Vand comm nt further on the inve 111111.11-111- Tuesday, Mansh saw the white car turn around tigation or say if police kneII See SHOOTING, page 3 .11 Marrh 12. African film festival hits 1.681 lobbyist hits campus advocating cam us for second time new statewide rights legislation BY BEN SALES rights group and we have been of Missouri studentrit."s wanting to network With them Although PROMO‘s activity SENIOR STAFF REPORTER foor a w,‘hile‘ said Pearce a fresh- centers on tthGBT issues con- man “We named to get in\ol\ed tained within the bills. their staff Pride AllianceaIiinll be hostiinvg in mor community based as been Iyorking withssaever31 Julie Brueggem xcue ot er anti-d—iscrimination coali- Sefirst proposed bill called lions around the state to push

Director of an L(1BTno / _1E t. l e speaker. 1\ ho comes theTMissouri Non Discrimination ctlgislation throu from an 0orgaiiizatiocn called A,ct \Iould generally prohibitdis 0111iously our Wconcernc0is PROMO before crimination in the stato. The sec- LGBT but Missouri's statewideLGBT lobby ond, called teh Comprehenshe cernedabout other constituen- Safe Schools Bill Itould expand cics that are serIed by this legis- Pried Aliliance, t\LVashTingtori the current school bullying pol- laIion" said Bruueggem n“.We UniIersity‘s studen Tiado icy in the eotoprmide addtd haie ailyaays been an organiza cacy group, is callingthe event protection5for students who are nthat striyes to build strong “Fight for \our Rights. Out more likely to be bullied due to relznitionships with allied organi- Missouri. Brurueggemann “Ill be race, religion, gender, disability, rations." kingabout tIto pieces oflccg se\ual orientation gender iden Brueggemann said that the islataion that PROMO“ ill be try- tityBoruany other characteristic. allitcl haIe supportted ptushthroughthe Missouri ema s eSate PROMO‘S partin the legislation hnoutses of congress next neckin Schools Bill giies students ad for a longti haad Jefferson Cit equate protection. safeguardinrig gcncral intermest in the advance- Mary 512 Pearce Pride .Alli- them fro yki rid of nogatiic mom of IGBT rits.gh s community outreach di- social premssurz. efound that the ma- rector said tathtBrueggemann‘s “11c “am the aet to create ]orin of organiration arc in fa- appearance proyides the group a model policy she said. . Ior oii riculuding gender identisty with an o unity to Widen pands the definition of bullying in the list of protectedc their actiIIIy OIIJISICIL‘ of the Uni to include harassment. discrimi- sht said “It has been manyyears ersit nation and intimidation. it is a “PROMO is the largest LGBI broad bill, so it Iiould cmcr all See LGBT, page 3 COURTESY 0F WILMUTA TOWER-DMD 1 u . (-1 1 H775- 1 Controversy over finances continues

. 11111111111 ...... and ...... a some skeptiCism. over whether as Thurtene prepares for carnival WTER coni ersation about Afri a Itith the University would be abletto ut the contexts of charity or year. he BYSAM GUZIK Th hlm contends that iht' St. lo L'yommunit Tthurte The ashington University romanticizatiorL III as also a frequency of the festiIal which ASSIGNMENTS EDITOR mlhurtenc carniiaal does not of ill s dilliiation to charity was as African Film Festival wll be nay for African filmmakerstto em oncete\\tery tt-ctnely raise money for tht ltm as Sit 101) oneycar screening eigh films—four showcase their“or.k years,Cdepends on local intertst he l‘hurIt-nt Honorary SCICCIL‘dd carh yht-ttiusti its ll- tin o fiic1al statement. short Ins and four feature is e,ar the AfricanFilm in Africa and Africanfilm. prepares forthc Thurtt-ntitar l'lt’tI‘lC rt- titlil titUMJl'llt'lblL to [litlirtt-nc respinride d b' sayv films—from African filmmak» FestiIal “Ill coyer a \ariety of year we exceeded! niia] in Just <11 tr a month, a the community gthai by keeping financial ers thiswee end. Thefestival, themes including the role land expectations of [attendecls] W'lT\ dotumtntary c\amii lit- tlUIUlllt‘ ntary. prt nlormation priyatu, It we I forthe dtime. identity of th African IIoInan There “creator of Iiashington ingihc finances of thc lhul’ltl- dutcd iii _'t111‘11 and tilllllt‘ll \tni tht- Cadrnnaal from be iss bytheAf’ricanStu male filmmaker Fania Régina Uniyersity students but also a ne Honorary and Iiiit tarnntil lhuritiie: lll( (arnnal and mg itidgid I1n solely monetary dents Association. the Afric Scro’s "The Night of Truth.” IotofStlouiscitizeristherelt'e bearing the sum na ha Iht- C'lllll’tlH‘l‘Sl," twomiiics trrnishtvtau sc’lhur tin -1s not and an Ame ’ Studies for instance, Iiill be among the needed toseeiftliereisaconnn- begun to gtiitratc tiistuxsioii lhurtt-iit \ 1 1.11111 111.11 ”11' 1 .1r a \ttitlt-ni 1 mon ritogiii/ed ramand the Film and Me featur films, asshill films by uous interest, and i think every YouTu c. 11.11 s pl’tltt'l‘ds .111 to t litiritx group, 11 is not bound by IhL‘ diaStudiespmgiam MehdieCharet' and ShelleynBarry otheryeansbesnbutthereis an “I would like for the him to tillt triiit l/t‘\ lliilrll Ill 1111 ‘ulllil’ llllillll itil distlosurt- as Wilmetta Toliver-Diallo. As- address issu and interest." generate discussion on cam mamtaining iht set my 111 11s 1111.1 1 1,111,111” sistant Dean and Academimic Co- sexuality Dialloadded that the film fes- us, "said senior Eian busst- r financcswa holdmt'r iroiii Iht ‘llll\ 1. 111v lilllllldll' 111m

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2 SIUDENT LIFE I NEWS Senior News Editor / Mandy Silver I’ news@studlife com- WEDNESDAY 1 MARCH 21. 2007 STUDENT LIFE POLICE BEAT THURTENE 1:1 One Broolteings Drliven#1039 #42 Worn Tuesday. March 6 this area. Unknoun damage ject to lean: and h did so ed to extinguish the fur. FROM PAGEI Saint Loures. M0u6|313O4899 amount at this time. Dispo- udent described :Ihe Four white males “crc sccn RCENY- SIIion: Pending. eeing from the fire. Dispo- their proteeds to charity News: 314193 6995 THEFT GI\E\S AHALL- sition: Under investigation. result , the total,funds Advertisingé3(314)39356713 Complainant had h iP d Thursday. March 8 onastcdrd to charil1 Fax: (31493) Tuesday. March 13 e- mail: [email protected] 1:30a. n FALSE FIRE The so srcapp rude dlife corn 5100 Disposition: Pending. ALARM~SIIAGM cd just east of the Millbrook 1:09 pm INFORMAIION donate It)either crsonls) unknown pulled overpass Nothing “as ta k g'REPORIS OFF CAM» IhuItIInlc's selected 111rarity, or Copyright 2007 7:14 pm. WARRANT AR» the fire aal No fir or on from apartment. Dispo- Itidcnt reported a charit1dofiis rhons smoke. Disporsimtion: Pending. sition: Cleared ‘by arrest. cei1insg uniIanted c-mails din I; an ngofflcial EditorIn Bhie1: Sarah K1111 Associate Editor: LizNeukIch from a prior acquaintance Thurtonru sta lt‘ ment {There managing Editors: Justin DaVIdson Da- lli38 am LOST ARTI- .30 ).m. BICRGL “0'7 that. she felt. bordered mists m1 rcgulaiion [requiring CLE SOUTH 40 RESI~ POWER P1 ANTisuspecl arii studfn utp00dflute Senior News Editor: MandySIl er “ay ‘aragc resulted In the DENC AREA—Com» in abme arrest had an It) Thu II'sflchosen0 charity. Senior Fo uniniEditnI: Daniel MIIsIeIn arrest of ‘u ect on an Splainante lost apassport ployee shirt in his posses- It is the rgsponsibility- of talch Senior Cadenla EditorzllvannaaaYarig outsta 1 warran I Dis- n mpus on sion taken from the power group to de IIrinin'e 11 U posnion: Cleared by arrest Moarch7ebetwceen 7 am. an plant on this date. Dispo- goals lor partitipation In0the 5:30pmDisposition:Pending. sition: Cleared b) arrest. (arni1al In this splrit.Thu1'- Wednesday, March 7‘ tcnc has nruIr require doone- 2:26 p.m. ASSAULT—SIG- 10:31 p.m. DRUG \I()LA~ PARKING LOT 1101151ron1indi1idualgroups. 8:1 LEAVING THE MA NUiDisI TION-vELIO'I HOUSF. 01- ch11cirlur rI-Inforced this SCENEVEHICLEACCIDENT— calated into an a ficer responding to a fire statcman aining at MILLBROOK GARA tween fraternit) brothers alarma II-Zliot Hoouse IOCaILd the tommunity sees the Thur-

member reportsEan 0" In ween 2 pm. an (I S p In astudentsmokingmarijuana ttvne t'arni1 III as a community unknown All parties. in1olved .re: allhislocation. Dispo sition: position: Cleared e1ent. thOchaaD while iI in fused prosecution Disp . Cleared b) referral to .IA. This car, in an attempt to ntittla Millbrook Garage, between 8 sition: Cleared by referral. Wednesday, March 14 reach out to the St Loouis com- ceniI: Editors. Sarah Klein Felicia am. r15d:.m45pon March Monday. March 12 munity. I urnone is moving 6 Disposition. Pending. 4:54 p..m LOST ARTICLE— niEIItIIr:Scott Kaufman-Ros 0:12 am DAMAGED PROP- to bring together other form1115 Edittors: Alwyn Loh Lionel SSobe- GIVENSHALL— Complainant am. INFORMA- ERTi—ANHEUSER BIISCH of social action in addition to rirtart,Eitar1_tHochsterlennyShao 8:23 am. INFORMATION reported a lost cell phon TION ONLY REPORT57700 HALL OF LAW momtaary don aotiosn Ilnlihe : ONLY REPORTSPARKING somewhere betwee ROSEDALE. NORTH CAM- ant l'rcporteed dam ordination with the IJesign Chief: Lau LOT #23 Reoportofa1ver- ussand the city of Wellston PUSiPost Office reported do that occurread som AnheusgrBusch Thurtene will Production Chie1:AnDIndoIf bal confrolntation between betiteen 1:45 pm and 4 suspicious letter from be subsidi7ing ride tickets and yChiets: Willie Mendelsnn Indu Iwosubjec nthepa rking p.m. Disposition Pending. incomin buussing approximately 250 lo Chandrase garage. DissolsitionzCleared. additional informati1.0n cal children to the carnival. CopyEditors:r Jessica Katzenstein, Jeff Friday, March 9 Additionally sYear‘s se- urnans 3:15 pm. PROPERTY DAM- to Turned ectcd charity ishthe George Designers: Ellen to Jamie Reed Chris AGE—SNOW WAY GARAGE~ ryKIrn Yeh. Dennis Sweeney Court- 4:52 pm BURGLAR1— over to other authority. Washington Carver House. a 5 S in MILLBROOK #4—A call was received from Millbrook #4 3:30 a.m. ARSONihtCMIL- General Manager: Andrew O’Dell regarding a suspicious male LEN LAB—aCaller reportccad gthe tquality of"life for local Advertising Manager: Sara Judd . who had entered a student's ‘ in lar e Irashcan lrcsiden trunk and believes the car apartment at this location. outside lla1e abme location. Copynght 2007 Washington University Student may have been scratched in The student asked the sub- Clayton Fire Dept. respond» Media Inc (WUSMI) Student Life Is Ihefinancrally editorial In vspa per

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We netid to talk umt reporter,“ chronicles"tnhe Wash.U. scratched for thrree runs in the schedule again Friday afternoon theninthandwent c10111n31 aboutl building a nation and an m“'1hc African I-ilm Festival pro1idcs a unique opportunity xeab ll team’s ual fin innign and we went back rtlo osf As frustrated as we all wet a break trip to Florida." theS hotel with one 11in ando our frustration on the we bounced back against Roch- In addition to the eight films for the St LOUIS o los Freshman pitctcerh ZachpRiclaitesr ester Andy thrown a cruinmpletc a discussion \1th Senegalest Les than 12 hours after the DespitMeythe losns‘ dinner was threw a completearngeemg game, allowinng and filmmaker Ben Diogaye Beye conclusion ofa four-game we k- suerper.b ypar smade the yielding just three hits over sev- five hits3. Our offense strungato 11 ill bee hclcl after the screening. end series. myn'blod1 still aching trek doewnto the8Sunshine State en ng1 Another frosh, Nick gether 4 runs and that was good ‘s exciting because he fromtheZ mg maraat onI ntthto a reallygood mnBrack, went 4-4 wit t ree enough forIour third win of the can talk about hlS film and his tournam exper101cc. said tallo “He met my teammatessfitthe AC at taurantew1 sophomore:out doublesTheegame wasaucsalled a-mm 4:3.0am on th atyof fleeSlderZanderLeshman ter seven inningsbec eof the Case didhelp us out, beating hsa 1 lot of experience in the of what the spring breakStillhallhasleep we m Zander ordered11a alineauti- ten—runm Brandeis in the night game but 11holc African film genre and can cxpt riencc is realy 11.1 A - J' and Since wectookecare of busi- t at only meant there wouldn‘t trihi l1 i'ts importannt to talk Teh Arifrica 11 Film Festival be two UA At 4-2, about problemsifi lmrnakerscen- 11111 taker place ()\El' three day uf IIAC day L, [had L ' , ness in an houur and forty five Destination. the UAA tourna- Th . 5 much as we nuotes,wegoat chance tohang Emory counter in West Afri:1cl . from March 2’ to 2321 ,ylrl nwteinVOrlando, Fla. wanted to beat Emory, we e out by the pool at our hotel in the talk about the (hallengcsCfor Brown 100. 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We couldn‘t check e1eni “Fit \Veck" is unusualin second fazorite as 11ell) Then it of the hardest ballsmlhe's hit all us cro11ded aroundmalaptop and until 0an the sense that it does not in- ness is a central component of was off to practice at the Sanford year. Unfortunately theBrandeis listene n'shasket- volve raising money for an out- philan trohropy Memorial Stadium complex. pitchers nfront ball Final F0our gaine.Unfor sideeorgani/ation. “We tried to "Its not odd for them to do. Thesdaay: ur first test of of his faaceCcaught it‘andthrew nately they came up just short:in a18 a different dynamic. We make to first for the2diouble payl the national semifinal, butw arefocusmg on tWheWash U. ing4 nthebottom of a great season. 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BY JOSHUA MALINA edge reading the greats not seemed impossible touget not the liberal arts educa- again, as a dean of the day ics, but other than tliat,l STAFF COLUMNIST doinrig math; I really couldnt done and l freaakdou tion l had dreamed about, i told me during that time, “Be felt empty. lwantcd to read thought. This is not the way careful of waikllnvgeaway from and write more, i wanted to ts beena roller- coaster And then classes started learning was supposed to be. the things you understand obscure books kind of yaer.otN and it was better t an i had This is terrbii. and references and fiiimmy sociaaisense, fortunately: So. after a few conv head witthwell less practical I‘ve never hadt oubl and I wasn't even doing tions with myaavd isor,earsfew eeks of nervous lndeci- learning theoriies0ofproperty “Here I was, living at sion, 1 dropped the class one from learning the thiigns1 ri.ghts Threesaday eek l ' 2 am on WebSTAC. lovedtoward more tangible arts, which, thou h nice E. D. 2’ c, m n o

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t1 was in a four- personclass, an one of the most impor- analytical supplements to my you expect when living113ith discussing the emergence of now learn the mate ’39 a computer science ma] it wasat 9 a.m., tant times of my life, my own pace, take the class idealized liberal arts edut ar anyway? No, the rneal problem when l was less busy inla tion, didn‘t satisfy me in the thisy c.1asses with access to such subsequent semester. lea and it all started first semes‘ mistake. Myclasses slowed 50here's to history and amazing resources for down, not to men literature, political theory. Welllet's step back even Yet eit was too good to philosophy and tehegood pails further, into summe120. _ learning, and I wasn’t of science whichlhope to ill] the anxious time preeceding tnhese classes that I was tahan 1 could my life with next. estor freshman year. I attended an takling, therre wa ndr even doing the home- real classes (yavith Spn ArtSci Weekend (#3), where sta ndably going toube alot of thatw arel ay 14 credits). l h a . te reading and writing. This is work.” baudcgotten an A M t in r's en e great since I love that stuff. heffort (which shouldn t won‘t s1m my classes early. Gosh, was I have mattered, an till remind me how to do those excited Myscsheduie was go- the homework Id be sitting doesn t really, considering again7 ing to include W iting 1, two in my philosophy classgnot I was there or the learning fret ean rnio ars—one lit- hav ng done the eaind and not the grade). 1 was still Joshua is a freshman in one ec nomicsome resd feeling like ajackass agfool haunted by my decision, by Arts & Sciences. He nub otherrsocial science anda ofmpages of Ayn Ra rid arnd the with nothing to say or to W" But lgoot through reached via 2- mail atjrma- philosophy class. Iwas going Ancient Greeks respectively, ‘show 1ny comprehension the semester anndv wetdo [email protected] eud to be gaining so much knowl- eacch day. In some cases of the material. This was_ not make the same0mistake class, some more econom Too busy today? Get over it.

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W night. the last thing you have the enerrgy to dois nab a novel of your choiice andwork your brain more. Right?

lcan barely remember the feeling books gave me backin the yeroung years but Iwkno coagnitivelytthat 1read con- nt,1y often whole booksin a5day, and that I really,really liked doing it. It wa of those things about which you ‘ask you self: why woul anything else? I read every nutso Bruce Coville beok from “Bruce Coville'5 Book of Monsters“ to "My Teacher _Fiunked the Planet" and then dt

should gaveistopped growing up a bit A11de oped doingthat beeucase iswas stresssed out about school. Understandable decision at thetime: dooesnt fully grasp the meaning in each part of his life yet is just "be doing something else." We But often, I‘d say, we make even go out there on a limb youfeel ihfiyou reall1a' want to the peace of mind 1ou can et ” itthtish will aslway “bettoo busy" But and ask what the hell the do somethmyg, make from the thing 1ou are doing, we cannot allow thoseefeel- point is of anything if you are time for it. Physically creat- it benefits 1u You canI make ings——because theyar ust gtime seemsiikeit defies time for evething, of course. feelinngs—to prevent us from the laws of hpysics, but time because it 11111 then be poorly doing sometetihmg eylov exists only'in our min 5 maadee. “I don't have tirn anyway. We won't hav tiern But happinessa1550anpriority common expressionearound alw we11 do les505 value than it at first glance to give (mrselves the pleasure I can‘t see any re to be here and I can‘t we “wan ' gets credit for of reading or doing whatever miserable while doing what for using it. Butin at we “have to Ad another truism about else we like to do only if we the expression is an evalua- because of the apparent value believe we don't have the time W tion of priorities. By saying "I that those terms conve for it for lit.'Orjust in other 11ords, . u don‘t have time," you a vaulue thsotseeterms Beecause if you sit down doing something else — value judgment and say that conveyisne’t alway1gth htiri P. with a beok and start reading goingoto high school going - whatever you are pus ing I'd say, presumablyrsafely, for, the thin e"ha\e to Dennis is a freshman in Arts to college,worinkng—doe aside is less of a priority for that happness is a somewhat do, in order todo the thinngs & Sciences. He ca nbeetreactiiei mean you should stop doing. you than all those things you high priority for people at we “want t"o The truism is via email at diswecne a arm i. those things. We will always are going to have time to do. Washington University. I’d that, no matter0ho11 squished believe in the happiness and wusti.edu.

Coach Edwards: always 'a champion to CORRECTION The March 7, 2007 opin— his boys ion submission “Out of lraq, hands off Iran‘ was writtennby Howard Brick, 9' WAYNE MASH that has helped shape our a‘ welcoming broad smile. to channel my energy, find “I told the guys that there Julia Baksiri and Ahm OP-ED SUBMISSION d 5141eve Frrorn dpay 1 one he included somethingl was passionate are man 1' alum iacross the Karar'nusttafa, not jus of the team. IfI aboutaand country who were ullinng Brick.Student Life regrets lass, integrity and saw playijerrs ioafing get on T s to hls support, for them to live their dream. the leadership. Those their butts, he said. Just the three words are same ere di tor job at Student Life and what define Coach good job,continue to moti got it I idn‘t knoy1 it at the CLARIFICATION Mark Edwards 1atet time butiatw s the sta rto deed nd He insttiiis those traits in ear, 1 11itnessed a a lifelong career in journal- 111mg the dream, through Anews articled titled all the youngm 11‘11 me esmh nyear, I received coach who commanded the egreatCteam and one fan- “Studentsestablish firrts throughh is progra They 1“slipa eof paper fro \Vash. respect of h1s tcan-1. He never Funny how life 11orks, idlstic coa WU Arfic nAmerican so are drilled into his pla1ers, U detailing my work\study yelled at his pia1ers .He isn’ t it7 it st ime to bri teh rority" (Feb. 1,2007) indi- eyen more sotthan tic job. “Basketball manager,” it 1e to. You always And I in just one of his championship to the Field cated to some readersathat defense. free tahrsows or}‘the said. knew it hen youhad disapr many disciples. iou see, Ho homettcoacoach who S gma Gamma ho perfe CteK skip It would turn out to be p0ointed Coachu The onl1 Coach is more than just a is long overdue He aches discipline one of the coolest jobs e1‘er.I gre we ever 11itnessed “as coach to the hundreds ofu self~confidence and matu- traveled the nation. watched his patennted foot stomp dur- 015 who have gone through Wayne Drash’1 is a 1994 ing games a111"a1s pro1okcd his program Hei ame l/nivaersiiy alum woh pai 131 some av1 ful call 131 a UAA ior reanci friend ansd so much ma ged the it U basketball first Afrrican Americ learned how to fold clothes!) officia 1. rarity available exciuasnivseiy But it was Cecoming a mem- Coach has also al11a1s moThere ha\e been great also come to min boerof Coa Eduards‘ 5 team there for his pla1ers and teams oyer the years. inciud~ These are qualities that that sticksch 1th n s managers. 1 1 1990431. aren‘t just confined to teh da1,ttohulgh ne1er e1en parents nearly di1ortcedem1 dream of male donned the red and green freshman 1ear ~\ mg the Final Four, but in the e this misunderstanding. Jersey"3durin 331113 wheninceded guidanc crazy world of basketball. at1111)nedrash 1 turner com. nlfirst met Coach I most Coacn offered it to me dreams often fails - we‘ve graduated from t e “asgreetted b1 his to11ering Heeag1e rne strength. Most No11'1, one team has firiralh Hilltop Campus—guidance ame a firm handshake and of all, he encouraged me reached that magic mark

WEDNESDAV | MARCH 21. 2007 8 STUDENT LIFE I CADENZA Senior Cadenza Editor / Ivanna Yan’g / cadenza@studliie1com #:— Heroes in a half shell fail to dazzle

BY DANIEL P. HAEUSSER and hockeymasknearing The Shredder is defeated Casey (Chris Evans) is living monsters for a ceremony okeep the audience's atten- CADENZA REPORTER yigilante Casey Ion and presumeddea.adnd his witth April lSarahM iche lle .that will reverse his curse of lion but this oobscuresn1 l gre f tClan thought disba nd- eall r) but isconcealimg his 1 rtality. Unfortunately. lstthere anyone out the “Teenage Mutant Ninja ed0Leonardo l lames Arnold continuedn t-time forays Winters's brot er and former there \yhO doesn i kno0w Turtles" (TMN'l) cartoon and Taylor) is away training t \\ 1thail):1eh the NinnjaTurtles? Details new beecome a better leader at act as a tea relationship of Winters and \aried slightly between their Splinter's (\oicedby Ma ko) uniUfied brothers the Turtles arnations inccomiccs on 11 ith trepi are face dw ith an untimely See TMNT, page 9 Vand onscreen. but the dation. 1 ha\en 't “arched the crisis whenmonsters start basic story has uck true. recent cartoon series andl attacking the city and the r turtles, mutauted into am not a fan of C61. when turns under the TMNT leadership of Karai(121yi - speaking bipeds, become properly and precisely used n a n. U o :1 :11 ninjasuunder the tuutelage as a too i can be amazing, (Mitchell Whitfield) works Rating: ‘A’ of a similalrlyemut ateted rat but all too often it is used as or a computer 13 p ine Directed b 1 Vin Munroe med Sp r.He teaches a crutch by hacsk Michelangelo (Mikey Kelley) them toislorkeasaaatemto elTa testmoyie simply sdm totwearing a fight crimeparticularly their titled“ T‘ continues lfoam turtle head at birthday arr-ch-sr1eme the Shrederd the turtTles' story from the parties and Raphael (Nolan power and everrtlas and hiis ninja Foot Clan.They pre\\ious theatrical releases North) is dark and brooding. That king is now entre 3 20 are helped by reporter (or0an- (though only gives passing spending his days sleeping Max Wintters (Patrick ally called that.) Showing at: Galleria 6 tiques dealer dependin visual referencetto the much- and his nights dishing out Stewart) who has hired the ofthe film are fast- the incarnation) April 0‘gNenil derided third installment) \igilante justice. Meanwhile. Foot Clan to retrieve the moving CGI action designed

Andrew Bird: ’Armchair Apocrypha’ Modest Mouse: ’We Were Dead

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