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CORCH WRRDEN: Storyhill brings a gift to musical poetry Boise State to. Coffee House. basketball senes Hawkins nestles in for five more Hawkinsagrees to 5-year, $2.6 'I million contract extension Increased homelessness brings I BY TREVOR HORN sports Editor Increased needs of seruicss

On Tuesday BY CRSSIE GUTIERREZ "I think [homelessnessl is-getting worse morning, Boise News Writer with the economy we are seeing," said State head foot- Gadzinski. "The cost of living is get- ball coach Dan During Idaho's frigid winter ting higher. We see more extremes, very Hawkins agreed season, being homeless becomes wealthy or very poor. You need to make to a five-year even more difficult as the need for about $11.60 an hour just to scrape by. contract ex- warmth becomes paramount. The Economically, we are seeing many more tension, worth Boise Rescue Mission's shelters are homeless families and more homeless $2.6 million, becoming overcrowded and the men and women." that will run Boise Community House has been The community house has 66 beds for through the end forced to turn some away, putting single men, 16 for single women, and 20 of the 2009 sea- \ them on a waiting list of about 10 for families. In the winter, they have an son. The con- to 12people. extra 40 beds for men. They also hold 3B tract will pay "We do not have enough shel- studio apartments at a low rent. The Boise Hawkins a base ter in the city," project director Community House is a night shelter only, salary of $525, of the Boise Community House, meaning the guests must be out between 000 per year and Bethany Gadzinski said. 9a.m. and 5p.m. Hnweyer, in the winter is packed with According to the Boise when it's very cold, they make exceptions bonus incentives. Community House Web site, they and allow their guests to stay a little later "It's a major set for this program to become one are not able to keep up with the in the morning. of the all-around big time schools and to keep this dramatic increase in homeless- The privately funded Boise Rescue whole winning tradition going," junior offensive ness, which has risen 20 percent Mission is another alternative for shelter. lineman Daryn Colledge said. "We think Coach since the early 1990s. "We provide meals, shelter, chapel ser- Hawk and his whole staffare a major part ofthe win- vices, clean clothes, and bible studies," ning we are doing around here." said Boise Rescue Mission Executive Under the helm of Hawkins, the Boise State pro- Director Bill Roscoe. "We teach life skills, gram has turned into a powerhouse in the nation, a parenting class for women, and we pro- despite a small budget, and the hindering factor of .vide a year-long residential drug and al- playing in a non-BCS conference. ' cohol recovery program, which is very in- "It's so exciting to have Hawk here making this tensive and involves recovery training." long-term commitment," Boise State President They have separate shelters for men, Robert Kustra said. women and children. The Mission is also Hawkins is out oftown on a recruiting trip, but did seeing an increase of homeless ness, espe- phone Kustra and Athletic Director Gene Blaymeier cially in the winter. The beds are pretty about the announcement and made a written state- much full, and they are pulling out sleep- ment through the athletic department. ing mats for people to use. "I'm very excited about what we have accom- "This time of year we expect to have an plished and even more excited about what is possible overflow and we do," Roscoe said. "We in the future," Hawkins said. "The city of Boise and just ordered 30 more mats for our Front Boise State University are very special places and I'm Street location." looking forward to continuing to grow this program The cold weather has influenced the further." Boise Rescue Mission to keep their cha- He is expected to sign the extension pel open during the day so the homeless once he arrives back into town on Friday. may come in and keep themselves away The Broncos are a combined 44-6 over the last four from the cold. "Wemake that same ser- seasons with Hawkins as the head coach. The team vice available to everybody, especially has led the nation in scoring the last two seasons and the elderly and women with small chil- I is ranked second this season behind their Liberty dren;" Roscoe said. j Bowl opponent Louisville. The team recently com- The Mission has not had to turn any- I i pleted the first undefeated regular season in school one away this' year. "I think we will be history as a four-year university. The Broncos are okay this year and not have to turn any- I also nationally ranked in the top-10 for the first time one away however, we will need more I I ever - all while possessing the second youngest team space soon," Roscoe said. 'I in the nation. II The contract extension was approved by the State , See Hawk [pege 91 study finds colleqas, employers' Specialized education offered 'aren't always on the same page BYTE RES R M. M C R L E R V Y "The contrast is that employers did not through Selland Tech.college The Record _ really rank as important as the department heads things like multicultural appreciation We"all hear that to be successful career- orsocialresponsibility,",Shivpurisays. "And BY RRCHEL PEREZ and finishing their bachelor's degree ing is offered for students in the Selland wise, college is a must. those differences may be due to the fact that later. College. "Some students come in and News Writer But there's new evidence suggesting a real colleges don't necessarily cater to what em- The Selland College offers a differ- don't know whattheywantto do, so ca- disconnect between what bosses want in players want." The Larry G. Selland College of ent environment than other colleges. reel' counseling helps students figure their employees and what schools are doing NACE, a non-profit organization, serves Applied Technology helps students re- Students do not simply sit through lee- out what they might be most interested to prepare tomorrow's job candidates. both employers and those at colleges who ceive certificates, associates degrees, tures. According to Branson, students in," said Branson. The National Association of Colleges and are guiding students into the job market. or bachelor's of applied science de- are put into groups based on what they On-line classes are available as well. Employers, in its fall journal, published data Pattie Giordani, associate editor for NACE, grees in various fields. The time it takes are studying. They stay with the same Students are sent two lessons a week on the topic by researchers from Michigan says some efforts are under way to bridge to earn these degrees varies from one groups all the way through their pro- and can register at any time. State University. the gaps. ' gram. Students from the college are often semester to four years depending on "Wewanted to know what employers look 'Untll recently, for example, she says col- "Support and camaraderie really de- able to find jobs. Heather R. Crawford i for in recent college grads and what colleges leges didn't consider things such as inter- the program. Kellie Branson, marketing director velops in these groups," said Branso.n; completed her program with an asso- I look for to see if they match up," says Smriti personal skills and adaptability as imp or- at Selland College, explains how hiring Shivpurl, a graduate studentat ~1ichigan tanttov:eavethroug~.'-thecurriculum::··--· 3:i~p~:t:::~~#~~t:g~~~~;~~~~~~:S1;:::~~1f~1:~~~~;~~~",~l- .. works after students graduate . . State. "There is some disparity, but I do think more hands-on classes and gaining ..now a State appellate public defender j "We have over three-hundred em- The college administrators surveyed, for there's less of a disconnect than in the past," real-world experience. For example, in Boise and has up the ranks in ployers who have partnered with us," moved I example, rated ethics, integrity and knowl- Giordani says-."It takes time for colleges to those training to' be mechanics will her offices to a~n~stratlveassistant. said Branson. "They meet with our i edge as "very important" t? develop ~ ~t.u- ; give,employers what they want to see." faculty and let them know what to be. spend an hourin,class b~fore going to "Justthecertifiea.te/lVill heIpget your I dents. They also rated SOCialresponSibilIty Eve{l',so.;thisstudy and others suggest teaching the students sa they will be and multicultural appreciation as desirable more worK needs to bedone to help prepare ~~~.~a~JggaI1ote~ti~llrgr~~t .1 hirable." . ;t~~~n~:~~~~:&~~Wi4~~~~,. skills, .. .'. . .,... ' .., _ ...... • stu~nts,forthework world. Giordanisays • According to Branson, the programs 1 , Employers gave the same rnnngs ior eth- . "fmmngs'such its this SPill illuremterest in ' . ~~8~t~~~~i~T_~~~:rea~,:;-St~~~~~i#loeated offered at the college allow students ~~::,"<~J. lcs and integrity, but they rank leadership, the subject ana will get our members talk- chUdrenin a pn.·vatepreschOOI. ,_ C,the Technical "~c. to begin working and making money Serviees r perseverance, interpersonal skills, adapt- Ing.to eac,hother." ',. Personalizedcounse. ling and advis- .:·...·1 ability and life skills as "very imp.,rtant" ., .. sooner with the option of coming back , . !

r: down and followed her back into the ' Palestinian peace talks resume. ' on Tuesday thanked Marines for their 'Napoleon Dynamite' barn. 17 Iraqi civilians killed Improved relations are seen as vital service and promised they and their in attack on bus to the establishment of an indepen- colleagues in Iraq would "come home free screening , dent Palestinian state, especially as with the honor they have earned" once Oh, I thought you were BAGHDAD,Iraq -A bus filled with Israel prepares to withdraw its settlers Iraqis take control of their country. Afree showing of the motion picture Iraqi civilian employees came to a stop and soldiers from the Gaza Strip, which "The time ofwar is a time of sacrifice, "Napoleon. Dynamite" will be shown someone else north of the city ofTikrit. , borders Egypt, next year. Egyptian especially for our inllltary families," on Friday, Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. in the Two cars pulled alongside, five to . forces could be tapped to maintain se- Bush said, sporting a khaki military Special Events Center. The film, rated A woman in Chehalis, Wash., angry seven men got out, and they sprayed , curity in the Gaza Strip following the jacket. "I urge every American to find PG, is about an alienated teen who de- that her boyfriend had left her for an- the civilians with automatic gunfire. withdrawal: \ some way to thank our military and to cides to help his new friend win the other woman, spotted his red car driv- When their bullets ran out, the gun- "I think we're seeing very positive help out themilltary family down the class presidency in their small home ing down the road and rammed it to get men drove away. . developments in Israeli-Egyptian rela- street." town high school. At the same time he . even' with him; It turned out that she After the shcotlngspree, 17Iraqislay . tlons," Israeli Health .Minister Danny' has deal with his bizarre family life. was mistaken. dead and another 13 were wounded, Naveh told state-run Israel Radio. IO.caIZQ5U· Tater tots will be served in the lobby of When an angry man she didn't know the' U:S. milltary said in a statement. "Egypt wants better relations, and the SPECprior to the screening.which got out of the damaged vehicle, she ex- The gunmen apparently selected the wants to take part in the diplomatic is sponsored by the Student Programs claimed to the state trooper who ar- Iraqis because they worked for the U.S. developments in the region. I hope this Bogus Basin opening Board: rested her, "Oh my God, oh my God! military helping to guard a storage site will continue." That's not my boyfriend." of seized insurgent munitions. Bogus Basin Mountain Resort will All the victims were unarmed, the open for the 2004-05 winter season to- Clay and fire latest casualties in awar that in the past 'natiloflal .' day, Dec. 9. Recent storms have deliv- Woof, woof, riiiing, This exhibitl sale features a large se- few weeks has increasingly gone from ered enough snow for a partial open- lection of high-quality works by stu- woof direct clashes between insurgents and ing of chairlifts I, 2, 4 and 7.Operating Rosa Parks will live dents in ceramics. Aporion of the pro- U.S.-led forces to rebel shootings of un- hotrs for Thursday and Friday will be: ceeds is applied towards the annual A gas station attendant in Konya, armed civilians, attacks on members rent-free after string of lOa.m.- .4:30 p.m. Weekend operating Visiting Artists Program in Ceramics. Turkey, misplaced his cell phone, so of outgunned police forces and the use hours will be 9:00 a.m. -;4:30 p.m. The This will take place in Gallery 1Liberal he dialed the phone's number to help of car bombs. The change of strategy financial woes J.R. Simplot and Frontier Point lodges Arts Building. The Gallery hours are him locate it. His dog's stomach started is designed to intimidate Iraqis in the will also be open. The Pioneer Lodge DETROIT - Civil rights icon Rosa Monday through Friday from 10a.m.-6 ringing. runup to Jan. 30 elections. will be open for locker access only. p.m. and Saturday from 12-5 p.m. For Parks, who in 2002 faced eviction from Nordic skiing wlll open at the same more information ca1l426-399~. ' her home, will have a free place to live time. Valley wide bus service will run for the rest ofher life. . A pleasure doing Egypt,.Israel release Saturday and Sunday with holidayl Riverfront Associates, which owns weekend routes. For bus schedule call Finals relief business with you prisoners, signaling the downtown Riverfront Apartments 332-5110 or log onto the resort's web- where Parks has lived since 1994, qui- thaw in relations site at www.bogusbasin.com. Watch for finals relief programs Two intoxicated homeless men at- etly decided in early October to allow tempted to rob the pastor ofthe Eternal Parks to stay there rent-free perma- around campus starting on Dec. 12 JERUSALEM.,.Egypt freed an Israeli Life Church in Kansas City, Mo. They nently. and running throughout the week. businessman it had jailed for eight Strung Out to 'play The took him upstairs to his office and "1thought itwas the right thing to do," years on espionage charges, an impor- threatened to burn the place down un- Iii managing partner Peter Cummings Venue tant step toward repairing relations CORRECTION: BSU BOOKSTORE AD less he forkedover the money. said Friday. "This woman is an icon. with Israel. The pastor offered to write them She deserves an enormous amount of Southern California quintet Strung The advertisement that ran for the Israel, in turn, released six Egyptian checks for $150 each, and they agreed, respect. In a way, 1think it's an honor Out will be making an appearance BSU Bookstore in last Monday's issue students it arrested in August on charg- even spelling their names for him. This . to be able to accord her that respect." tonight at The Venue. In support of was out-dated. The advertisement was es of plotting to commandeer an Israeli led to their arrest. Her longtime caretaker and friend, their new full-length album "Exiled In intended for the beginning of the fall tank and kill its crew. In another good- Elaine Steele, said again Friday' that Oblivion,"thepunk/hardcoreensemble '04 semester and the discounts cited will gesture, Israeli Prime Minister the 91-year-old Parks is feeble but do- guarantees a high-energy show. Now are unavailable. The Arbiter apologiz- Ariel Sharon said he would re-evaluate And he considers it ing well. Steele, who also manages with a heavy hitting career exceeding a es for any confusion. releasing some of the more than 5,000 the 'nonprofit Rosa & Raymond Parks dozen years, these underground favor- money well spent Palestinian prisoners in Israeli eus- ' Institute, said Parks gets proper care. ites arc at the peak of their raging out- tody. Steele said the rent-free offer is "very put. Along with the transplanted group Apoliceman, patrolling the red light Relations between Israel and Egypt ,wonderful." Only Crime whose members Include district In Hong Kong, was overcome have been cool at best since they veterans of Descendants/Black Flag, Hey beautiful, let's go with 'temptation and went into one signed a peace agreement a quarter GWARI Hagfish and Good Riddance, of the brothels to sample the wares. century ago; The Israeli milltary re- Bush tellsMarines tonight's show is sure, to be a sell-out. inside and 'talk' Unfortunately, he was spotted by sponse to the Palestinian uprising of There arc still a few tickets available someone who timed his visit. the past four years sent the relation- they'll 'come home with at the door for $12 dollars each. Doors ~ raging bull went on the loose at a The officer's pay was docked for the ship between Egypt and Israel to an honor' from Iraq open at 7 p.m. Opening acts include, farm in Hof, Germany, prompting the 28 minutes he spent doing the horizon- all-time low. Egypt recalled its ambas- but aren't limited to, Haste the Day and local cops to break out the tranquilizer tal mambo. sador from TelAvivin 2000. Wilhelm Scream. For more info visit guns. Officials said ~e Egyptian ambas- CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. - In a boisevenue.com. The farmer's niece brought out a cow sador could return as soon as Israeli- somber address on the 63rd anniver- J sary of Pearl Harbor, President ~ush on a leash, and the bull calmed right I "I : V I I ;1 I ,

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; BY lDRRIE RRE MRRTlNDRLE sibilities of approximately nine keeping up with requests, work- and physical agents in laborato- ditional EHS [Environmental believes with BSU's unprecedent- Special to Tha Rrbltar similar staff at the University of ingreactively, and we are not able ry and workshop environments. Health Safety] position for the ed growth, more assistance is Idaho:' Gillis said. to do all the things we want to in- To do this they hold additional Fiscal Year '06 if funding becomes needed. BSU students, faculty, and staff As the University's safety crease safety and make our ser- awareness training workshops available," Schurger said. For more informatlon on the 'may not be aware of the many po- watchdog, their goal is to recom- vices more available." to ensure that all lab workers are Although Boise State has made Campus Environmental Health tential dangers that lurk unseen mend, develop and implement Additionally, many profes- trained on the newest hazardous major strides creating and im- and Safety Office, you can visit on campus. It is the job of three standards that create a safe and sors are expanding biological material procedures, Schyrger proving Environmental and their Web site at www2.boises- .men to change that. healthy work place. "Students, and chemical lab research proj- said. "University management Health and Safety services of- tate.edu/ehs. Cal Gillis, environmental health faculty, staff, visitors, even the ects that are increasing the need has recently requested an ad- fered in the last 10years, Schurger ,o{ficertDean Schurger, occupa- fans in Bronco stadium; we must to upgrade lab facilities at the ,tion health and safety officer; and have everyone in mind when as- school. Gillis explained that ex- Randy Bunnis, safety and loss sessing campus safety," Bunnls panded research facilities and use control specialist, are charged said. of hazardous biological, chemical with meeting the guidelines that With limited resources, doing and radioactive materials is an ensure the health and safety of that can be difficult. "Right now increasing trend as Boise State Career those on campus. we are getting a 'C: we are meet- strives to become a metropolitan With 18,456 students enrolled ing minimum requirements, but research university. • Job Listings \ at Boise State, 1,025 faculty mem- if one person gets hurt unnec- With this there are new and in- bers, and 2,100 staff, doing that essarily, that is one too many," creased demands for the Campus job to the highest standard is Bunnis said. Environmental Health and Safety • Career Planning ...... demanding. "Currently we have "We would really like to be (EHS) office. They must spend only three safety and health staff working more pro-actively," Gillis more time keeping track of and • Job Search Advising members-that hold the respon- said, "but currently we are busy controlling chemical, biological, • Interview Training .Schwarzenegger a poster child for • Internship Information Major Exploration • • .... allowing foreign-born presidents • Resume & Cover Letter-Assistance .. .. BY PRUL NUSSBRUM great their sacrifice, leadership or http://career.boisestate.edu Knight Rlddar Nawspepars love for this country, they remain ineligible to be a candidate for PHILADELPHIA - President president." Arnold Schwarzenegger? Opponents say the Founding Some fans of the California Fathers' concerns about divided governor like the sound of that so allegiances are still valid and the much that they are joining a grow- Constitution should not be al- ing movement to allow foreign- tered. born citizens to be president. In a Gallup poll conducted last Schwarzenegger, the former ac- month, 31 percent of respon- tor and bodybuilder, grew up in dents said.they favored such an 746 W. Main St. IV 388-1900 Austria and became a U.S. citizen amendment, compared with 28 WE DELIVERI in 1983. Under provisions of the percent in the summer. the poll- .Constitution, he - like Michigan sters mentioned Schwarzenegger Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm, Sen.- to half of the respondents, and California Gouarnor Rrnold Don't surrender elect Mel Martinez, Commerce that produced a slightly higher Scharzaneggar Secretary nominee Carlos M. favorable response: 39 percent . to HUNGER!!! 'Gutierrez and every other immi- said they favored an amendment was written, European rulers Counter-attack with a grant - is ineligible for the presi- when Schwarzenegger's name were commonly imports from dency. was included. elsewhere on the continent. In delicious PITA'" For most of the 216 years since The effort to change the fact, George IIIwas the first of his .the adoption of the Constitution, Constitution is an uphill battle. German-based line to be born in $1.00 OFF or 'there has been little debate about To take effect, a constitutional England and to use English as his s ..-' Article 2, Section 1, which states: amendment must be approved first language. FREE DELIVERY ;- "No Person except a natural born by two-thirds of the House and "There was a tendency to im- pose executive power from 'Citizen, or a Citizen of the United Senate and by the legislatures of Open 11-3a.m. Mon- Thurs, 11-4a.m. Fri/Sat & States, at the time of the Adoption 38 states. Since the Constitution abroad:' said James Hilty, a his- of this Constitution, shall be eligi- was ratified, more than 11,000 tory professor at Temple and an Noon-3a.m. Sunday ble to the Office of President." amendments have been offered; expert on the presidency .. "One Deliveries stop 30 minutes before closing But now there are four pro- 27 have been approved. thing the framers did not want Must mention coupon when ordering posals in Congress to amend the "It's really hard to amend ... was another monarch .... They did Constitution to permit foreign- but it's conceivable, if you got knowwhat theywanted: someone born citizens to be president, after broad bipartisan support:' said with fidelity to America. a lengthy period of citizenship (20 Rogers Smith, a constitutional "It made good sense then." to 35years, depending on the bill). scholar who is chairman of the Now, Hilty said, he would sup- Three of the measures were in- political science department at port an amendment to change troduced before Schwarzenegger the University of Pennsylvania. that provision. became governor last year, and "I think you could find support, "Why not? We're a country of their sponsors say the amend- but somebody has to push for it immigrants. If it's only a question ments were not crafted with him hard." of extending opportunities and in mind. Hearings were held on Hatch's taking advantage of people's tal- Schwarzenegger, though, has resolution in October, but none ents, Idon't see why not." become the poster child of the of the four measures in Congress Richard Stengel, president of movement, and he has said he has moved out of committee. All the National Constitution Center would consider running for presi- four proposals will expire at the in Philadelphia, said there was dent if the Constitution allowed. end of the year, though similar "almost a paranoia among the Last month, TV commercials, cre- measures are expected to be in- framers that some foreign-born ated by a Schwarzenegger fund- troduced in both chambers early aristocrat would come in with a raiser, were shown in California in the next Congress. lot of money and buy his way in." urging support for an "amend There is little evidence to indi- Stengel said that now, "by our for Arnold" campaign. And the cate exactly why the framers in- lights, (the provision) is not very campaign's founders have cre- cluded the no-immigrants pro- egalitarian or very American .... All events are on a first-come-first-serve basis We tell immigrants that noth- "WEEKLY FORECAST" ated a companion Web site, www. vision. 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II THE ARBITEA I DEC 9 200tl Sanity IS AWOL In war on drugs . separate the wheat from the weed. But late interstate commerce because this The argument that homegrown pot had BY SIDNEY ZION stuff of lawyers and judges, who, when the politics of drugs has a way with the . had nothing to do with allYkind of com- an impact on interstate commerce rests New York DOily Nowo it comes to drugs, display no immunity finest of minds, and according to report- merce, much less interstate) on a 1942 Supreme Court decision that. from going AWOLfrom reality. ers covering the court, the majority is go- First, the facts of the two cases out of Youmight think the government would allowed the feds to punish a wheat grow- The latest battle in the great War on er for withholding his home consump- ing to overturn the California law. Drugs showed up in the Supreme Court California that the top court heard this let cases like this pass or at least show benign neglect. We're not talking about tion from the Agriculture Department's I asked YaleKamisar, the legendary law on Monday, with the feds arguing that if' week. One involved a woman with inop- 'professor at Michigan Law School, what legalization of narcotics here, just rnedi- regulations. The reason: If he hadn't used sick or dying people are allowed to use erable brain cancer, the other a woman he thought about this apparent reliance whose severe back spasms require mari- calization, just humanity. it for his family, he'd have bought it in the homegrown marijuana for their pain, the marketplace, thus' raising the price of by the court on the ancient wheat deci- juana. But the War on Drugs has no interest in price on the streets will go down. sion. By referendum, California voters such sentimentality. This war is 90 years wheat, which Congress wanted. In the logic of the war department, this "Ilook at it this way,"he said. "Ifthey're passed a law permitting the use of mari- old with nothing to show but failure, Justice Anthony Scalia said he had al- would have a terrible impact on interstate right, the Congress can ban breast-feed- juana under a doctor's order to relieve a combined with rampant corruption. ways thought that case was a joke, but commerce, where, presumably, Congress ing because it has an economic impact variety of medical ailments. Nine other It doesn't matter, The more we lose, the now he opined that it was the law. Scalia, has an interest in promoting the sale of on the interstate sale of milk." states followed suit. more we spend. In the Supreme Court ar- . who votes for states' rights except when marijuana. he doesn't- see Gore v. Bush - said that If this strikes you as crazy, it's be- . The federal drug enforcers answered guments, the government estimated that the marijuana market alone accounts for the old wheat ruling looked right to him RBoUT THE WRITER cause you don't understand the law, the by busting both women. The U.S. Court Sidney Zion Is a columnistfor the New York Dally now. necessary reach of a government that is of Appeals in California ruled for them $10.5billion a year - then asked the court News, 450 West 33rd Street, New York, N.Y. 10001, Students of Scalia, the sharpest man on grounded on the Commerce Clause of the on the grounds their conduct did not to knock out California's law in the name the court, might have thought he could Constitution. We are talking now of the fall within Congress' authority to regu- of helping the war succeed!

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. -·A~D &~, uP -rrt6'Re At-JO BY DR. MICHREL MRTTISON State clearly understand their re- t<.€:Mc>ve "'(He 6,0 RNO BLRINE ECKLES sponsibility for citing sources. If you are not the original author ,At-JD D PlZ.o~ 7f1A.-r In a recent Arbiter article of a piece of work (a short story, a ("Visitingprofessoraccusedofpla- term paper, a letter to the editor, glarisrn," 11129/04), a University Iiweb site, etc.), and you use that Al.PHABet f faculty member defended plagia- piece of work in your own, you rizing another individual's edito- must give credit. Even if a work rial piece by stating, "If you take has no author, you need to indi- information off the Internet, it's cate. where your information was free and clear." Though we do not obtained. wish to criticize the individual Fortunately, there are many re- personally, we do want to stress sources for students and faculty that we find his statement utterly who have questions on citation. ridiculous. Worse, we find it dan- The Boise State Writing Center gerous. Following such advice has handbooks for most citation could lead to severe consequenc- formats, and the consultants are es for a writer. . happy to discuss how best to in- Boise State University takes a corporate sources into your work. strong stance on plagiarism and Albertsons Library carries mul- other acts of academic dishones- tiple copies of citation handbooks ty. Since 2001, 206 students have and places some of each on every been found responsible for acts floor; the reference librarians are of academic dishonesty, and over also willing to answer questions 95% of those students were found on how to cite a source. And, be- to have plagiarized their work. cause citation conventions dif- The sanction most often imposed fer between disciplines and even upon students for this infraction between classrooms, students is a zero on the assignment. At should know to check with their other times, students receive an professors if they have questions. "F" for the course. Students who Some colleges, like Business and have been found responsible for Economics, even have their own Woodall apologizes , further acts of academic dishon- writing handbooks that have sec- . esty at Boise State have been sus- tions on proper citation methods. pended and even expelled. The Citation is not an easy practice, DFRR EDlTDR: the entire university community. I falsely University also requires intellec- But it can be learned, and it needs submitted the letter to the Arbiter as my tual honesty from its employees to be, especially in an academic Plagiarism is not acceptable, and your own work and deeply regret this action. I was wrong in thinking that internet sourc- in performing the scope of their setting. If you take the time to headline, "Woodall should be held ac- duties. According to Dr. Sona properly cite your sources, then countable" is on the mark and deserves es are not offered the same protection as Andrews, Provost, when such cas- what will be free and clear are to be discussed as to insure that internet other words under copyright laws. This is a "lesson learned" for me which has result- es of employee misconduct occur, your conscience and your reputa- sites and chat room are properly cited. I appropriate sanctions and penal- tion. acknowledge that using another's words or ed in a deeper understanding ofmy obliga- ideas as my own, regardless of their origin, tions as a professor. ties are imposed. - Dr, Mlclwel Mattlion Is the BSU WrUing We are thus concerned that Center Director and Blaine Eckles Ispari ot is an egregious offense and I apologize to THOMRS J. WooDRLL the students and faculty of Boise the Student Conduct Program.

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on the teachers the very beings tention to future student's papers. person responsible for submit- or innocence in this matter, how off the Internet, and not do it. In . that are supposed to represent the I guess we can now use the same ting another's work to The Arbiter Professor Woodall responds is his his article in the Dec. 2 issue he school. A professor is supposed to excuse. as my own rather than Professor decision; a personal decision. My attempts to redeem himself and Woodall, the school would most advice for students writing to the fails miserably. He talks himse,lf encompass the ideal image of a CHELSER PHILLIPS DERR EDITOR: scholar. Professor Woodall has definitely not act against me. ~ditor: understanding that the around the issue of plagiarism a doctorate in Engineering. One Why? Because I am not guilty of school has responded appropri- and hits on other topics such as I am appalled at the lack of would ask, if so willing to openly J academic dishonesty, I am merely ately, show a little respect,let him politics. The election results are action taken toward Professor plagiarize to the entire body of 1~~ml~tj:[tio~~n:·:;~!:;':_.E'•• guilty of general dishonesty be- make his decision, and do not not a scapegoat to his current {1;'8!:ippn '. .., PJi()PI"I~tl3lyj cause the work was not submit- subject him to further slander. situation. Attempting to change Woodall regarding his plagiarism BSUhow many times did it occur t/_,:::~o.-.:...>-~~·~;';:~~j;:;'~::';.'':':~''':';:l:i'~~'~c.i.~~~~io_~!':'~_.;·;.l charge. As a student, on every in his thesis? ted for credit. It is certainly not the subject is not going to make teacher's syllabus I am threat- BSUhas taken no action in this DERR EDITOR: the role of the university to pun- JoSHUR GUNDERSON, his mistake go away. It is disap- ened that I will be swiftly failed matter, and I'm embarrassed to ish faculty or students for this sort Mechanical Englnaarlng, JUnior pointing that there are not going from the class and booted out of call myself a student because of Reading through today's letters of behavior unless it is associated to be any consequences to his ac- the university if! but write a sin- it. This does nothing for BSU's al- to the editor concerning Professor with their respective duties as tions. If the roles were turned and gle phrase without giving prop- ready inadequate academic repu- Woodall, itwas clear that the com- such. The school will act as it must it was a ~tudent charged with phi.- er credit to the,original author. tation except for lower it further. mon complaint. was that faculty to regulate those activities of stu- giarism I fear the outcome would Professor Woodall has hardly And what has professor Woodall ought to be held to the same stan- dents and faculty that fall within be tremendously different. On been reprimanded for claiming used as an excuse? He claimed dard as the school's student body. their respective roles within the DERR EDITOR: the other hand, as a student, sign an entire letter written by some- that it was off the Internet and This is a fair thing to ask for, but it university setting. Submitting let- me up for one of his classes. If he one else. He didn't even bother therefore free reign. Well, I would specifically states in the Student ters to a newspaper has no direct I am writing in regard to the can get away with stealing infor- . type the letter himself, he copied answer that with, ."then why Code of Conduct that by placing link to Professor Woodall's role plagiarism accusations brought mation off of the Internet, then and pasted (obvious by the three does APAhave a specific format one's name on work submitted as a faculty member and there- . against Professor Thomas maybe he won't mind if rcomm,it typos in the letter which are iden- required. for citing text off the for credit, the student certifies fore the school has no jurisdic- Woodall. If Professor Woodall plagiarism on my assignments In class. . tical to the original world) Internet?" the originality of all work not oth- tion in this matter. The provost feels that he is being harassed as a result of his blatant disregard I find a double standard here, Watch out professors, since BSU erwise identified by appropriate obviously understands this dis- JENNIFER HRLLYBURToN, which I don't necessarily disagree has said that it's all right to plagia- acknowledgements. Notice the tinction, but apparently not ev- to the rule of plagiarism - that's tough, he deserves it. Next time Communlcatlonl Vlaual Rrt~llJor, \lIith. But instead of the university rize from the Internet by letting reference to work submitted for eryone who submits commentary Slinlor I being harder on the students, I be- professor Woodall get away with credit. If I, as a student, were the to The Arbiter shares that under- maybe he will be more careful lieve they should be much harder it, you might want to pay close at- standing. Regardless of his guilt in stealing the works of others I

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BY JOE NEUMAIEA New York Deily News

The days of the sweater-clad, thumb-ranking, warm-and-fuzzy TV film critic may be at an end: Rocker Henry Rollins is in the movie house. The front man for '80s punk band Black Flag, radio talker, spoken-word artist and self-pro- claimed "angry man" now hosts his own movie review program, "Henry's Film Corner," airing the first Saturday of every month at l)]urrrESYor sronYIllU midnight on the Independent BY JRNA HOFFMAN influence of artists like Joni asked for requests, voices broke predictable harmonies. In po- as a singer Isongwriter. Film Channel. Culture Writer Mitchell, Steely Dan, and Simon out across the audience with a etry, words themselves have a Storyhill has an independent The first episode airs Saturday. and Garfunkel is undeniable call for multiple songs. Instead musical quality - Storyhill takes sound and feel. Maybe it is be- True to his contrarian ways, omyou're - these boys know the music of of choosing just one, the two de- full advantage of this. cause they seem misplaced in Rollins - who has acted in such justjeal- the seventies. ' cided to sing them all. Hermanson and Cunningham the scheme of what pop mil- films as "Heat" and "Bad Boys II" ous, it's the Storyhill visited the SUB In a world where words are have been playing together for sic is producing right now, like - proclaims his love for art-house Indigo Boys. last Thursday night hosted by cheap, Storyhill's poetic sim- over 15 years, a definite rea- they should have been playing dramas and such foreign directors , . . . '., Actually, Student Activities Board as a plicity is refreshing. Musically son for their fluid sound. Their thirty years' ago. Whatever it is, ·as Akira Kurosawa and Werner it's Storyhill, part ofthe Coffee House Concert they are more than interesting, guitars and voices fit together, they have an obvious passion for music, and it comes out in their Herzog before rhapsodizing about aMIfolk duo comprised of Series. Coffee House concerts each song being a unique ere- , like they were meant to play to- "Die Hard" and "Predator." John Hermanson and Chris take place every Thursday night ation. In using the term "sim- gether from the beginning of songs. : "Every genre will get a fair shake Cunningham, two men who from 5-7 p.m. near the Student plistic" it is in reference to them time. The two are busy apart Check them out on storyhill. !In my show," Rollins said. "I love have a love for music that goes Union Brava! stage. being simply two guys playing from StoryhilTas well, both hav- com. big blow-em- way back. Besides the fact that Playing for about 40 people, their guitars. Yet their music is ing solo careers. Hermanson is up films. YetI they at times sound like a male they had a few well-established intricate, woven together by the the front man of rock band Alva :HReulewlng want to say to version of the Indigo Girls, the fans in the crowd. When the two rhythmic strumming and un- Star, while Cunningham tours young peo- ican be an ple, 'Sure, go watchallyour art, and If action films, Hollywood get yer ya-yas out. But leave So, Anyway ... listens to time for 'Cool Hand Luke' the right and 'The Godfather.' If 'Dead' and 'week' are both four-letter words critics, it's junk into maybe your mind, then it's junk their films out. If all kids do is watch I I can be 'Dumb and Dumber,' better." then they, BY TAAUIS ESTUOLD this week, my reward is a series of their twenties. Hooray for getting sounds, though, itmaybewortha =,;::...::::::r~ ..~,.~;:"C:;,'::1l too, will be lllUhydon't pro- examinations to prove whether old. On a side note, I've decid- try. Until such day as I manage to dumb and Columnist fessors Just ask or not I have been paying atten- ed this is the last birthday I will graduate from college, high fruc- dumber." tion throughout the term. Why ever acknowledge. Science-be- tose corn syrup, inall oflts glo- In addition to such staples of I wrote last year about the true us If we haue been don't professors just ask us if we damned, I will be twenty-five for rious forms, will remain a close, · review shows as discussions of meaning of "Dead Week." I said have been tuning in? I tell you the rest of my life. personal friend. recent blockbusters and DVD that the second to last week of tuning In? I tell you what, I'll save them the time of As a marketing student, I'd like So, anyway, my point got mud- choices, "Henry's Film Corner" the term has earned this moniker what, I'll saue them having to ask. I haven't been pay- to take one moment to complain died in here again. Dead Week will include an examination of because it is during this time that ing attention since August. about some advertisements I've kills me. Pun intended. I need political and social issues in films students invariably find out the the time of hau- I do have some good news, seen on television the past few more rest to come up with any and "Rollins' Revenge," a segment chance of passing their classes is, Ing to ask. I hauen't though. Later this month, I will weeks. Toyota claimed on a com- sort of quality jokes. Finals aren't in which no movie is safe from the in fact, dead. Once again we find get to save some money on my mercial that their truck is "ver- much better, but at least they are · host's pentup wrath. ourselves at the tail end of Dead been paying atten- car insurance. No, I'm serious! satilier" than competing compa- not under a guise of "no tests this ~ Rollins, wearing a black T-shirt, Week, and I feel I should abridge tion since August." Marketing students don't joke. nies. Bah! Leave it to the market- week." 'also will discuss cinema with ce- my definition. Okay, they do, but it doesn't make ing guys to come up with a word As this is my final column of , lebrity guests and everyday folks. I now firmly believe that the me any less serious. I turn twen- that ridiculous. And Pepsi is now the term, I will take one moment , In the first episode, he talks with five-day span refers to my com- turned into fifteen pages of the ty-five this month, and if you selling a variation on their typi- to wish all a wonderful holiday. If · his mailman, Raoul, about the pletely depleted energy level. I worst market analyses I have ever are at all savvy to the way insur- cal cola called "Holiday Spice." anyone is bored or feeling gener- similarities between the Tom am tired beyond belief. My vision drafted. Oh well, odds are profes- ers torture their customers, they I will steer clear of the obliga- ous, they should send me some Cruise epic "The Last Samurai" is blurred. I'm not sure I could ID sors are just as tired. give slight reprieve on how much tory comment that this sounds money. Heck, send me a Toyota. and Kurosawa's "The Seven my parents in a police lineup. My Friday night was spent writing a Finals loom next week. money they are willing to steal like a lost member of the Spice I guarantee it will be "versatllier" Samurai." Whoopee! Are you messing with from people when they success- Girls and mention that I like my than anything else you could get '. "Hollywood wants guys like- paper due this past Monday. Iwas me? After the hell I go through fully make it halfway through Pepsi just the way it is. Odd as it me. · Raoul to shut up and consume, . up until 3 a.m, composing what · so they can feed him another tur- gid, overdone, CGI-filled piece of ·[unk, But I want to hear Raoul's 'thoughts," said Rollins, who cites :1 , "Apocalypse Now" as his favorite movie. Mieville returns readers to B -Lag in novel . "Reviewing can be an art, and , if Hollywood listens to the right critics, maybe their films can be BY ROGER Ill. VENABLE ched and obsessed with back- to get what they want, and their In "Iron Council," Mieville , better. I'm approaching my show Culture Writer ward-looking dreams of the past desires and visions often collide. also reaches a new stylistic as a guy who loves movies," he - feudal daydreams of good kings Mieville has an uncanny indiffer- plateau. He fragments the said. "As a fan, I'll respect a film Following the success of and fair Maidens." Mieville attri- ence to good and evil. . language the way conflicting enough to care when if it's bad. his first three novels, China butes this stereotype to the abun- Mieville's characters work to- values and desires fragment Jti'. his ,.city,. New CrobU?on.. The But if a film angers me, I'll torch Mieville's "Iron Council" marks dance of Tolkien copycats « : gether and against. each other it." his first hardcover release. "Iron Council" does not contin- for the causes of honor, money, fj unfinished, curious ends of e sentences, however, keep .add- And he knows what he doesn't The book returns readers ue an epic quest set forth in either history, love, hate, revenge, con- · like. to Bas-Lag, the fantasy world of Mieville's previous Bas-Lag tempt, jealousy, apathy and anar- ing up to something convergent, "Ihave a contempt for lazy film- Mieville created in "Perdidio works. It tells an entirely new sto- chy. They do not divide between as do the conflicting efforts of ;••1r., making," he said. "A movie like Street Station," and returned to ry, with entirely new characters, good and evil to battle it out. New Crobuzon~popuJace'_.The fragments lead to a much iarger. . i 'Terminator 3' was boring and in- in "The Scar." as did "The Scar." The only carry They work with the tools of poli- r sulting to the bricklayer who pays . over between novels is the world tics and persuasion. ~ieville Mieville .shuns typical fan- . c:::I:hcLp~~lIbl~e~rise.te,n,c ..; h. 10 bucks times two; with park- tasy, however, and aims to cre- itself. -lion Council" contains no creates a fantasy worid, and ing, for him and his date. Arnold ate literary fantasy that deflates dwarves or elves. ItS characters then populates it with people "Iron Council" is ...available, in. hardcoverfrom, Del Ray for , Schwarzenegger owes that guy the widespread misconception- are not driven by moral absolut- reflecting the dynamic confu- $24.95. . '. •...... •.. dinner!" of fantasy as "badly-written, clio ism, but by politics. People try sion of humanity. ?,-:;;._,,_._,.·.c-- I . I I 'I ,I

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BY-GEORGE M. THO MRS on with their fusion of hip-hop homage to two African-American Knight Ridder Newspapers and rock 'n' roll remains seared giants who led the way. In my mind. The Who's perfor- On that day, the Band Aid Trust IDAHO On July 13, 1985,I was like most mances of "Love Reign O'er Me" raised $140 million to aid fam- downtown boise 20-year-olds - young, dumb and still evokes memories, because ine relief in Africa, but they also insincere. by the time they were performing earned some serious political Iwas more concerned with how in London's Wembley Stadium, capital and forced the world's Cast member Netelle Portman loud I could crank my car stereo. I the temperature in Philly had leaders to take note. Although art- ettends the los Rngeles premiere or Spring 2005 looked at the week as one big par- reached an ungodly level. During ists have always worked for their Col~mbla Pictures' 'Closer" et the ty, hitting assorted drinking es- that song, officials unleashed wa- pet projects, this event ushered Menn Uillage Theatre tablishments in Cleveland's east- ter hoses on the crowd, providing in a new age of political activism, ,Introduction to Computer' ern 'burbs three to five nights per much-needed relief. which had waned since the end of week. Mybig challenge was trying Marathon man Phil Collins, the Vietnam War. to memorize that passage from who played in Bngland :then Though it's unlikely that Geldof Music Workshop' "Carry On My Wayward Son," the released the DVD package to stir ,hopped the Concorde for the ' R Kansas tune. You know the one: Statesr.still owns the honor for political discussion - he origi- (15352) MUS 294·1650 3 Credits "Once I rose above the noise and eerlestrrioment, During his pi- nally had never thought of future confusion, just to get a glimpse ano performance of "In the Air broadcasts or technology such as Workshop Meets Jan 10 thru -May 6 beyond this illusion ..." Yes, that Tonight," the entire audience home video - it's both peculiar 'Closer' Tues & Thurs, 7:00 pm-8:30 pm bit of poetry was a priority. filled in the famous drum seg- and tragic how some now demon- The next day was different ment, to Collins' obvious shock. ize activism on the part of artists. because of one seminal event Then there was the appearance After the 9-11 terrorist attacks Register on BroncoWeb - Live Aid, the concert featur- of a paralyzed Teddy Pendergrass in NewYorkCity and Washington, look at Or for More Information Contact ing a roster of artists that still with duo Ashford & Simpson, D.C., actors and musicians were makes music promoters sali- singing "Reach Out and Touch among the first who decided to Extended Studies at (208) 426-3492 vate. Organized hurriedly by Bob (Somebody's Hand}," providing a do something to aid the victims. Geldof to aid famine-plagued truly poignant and unrehearsed "America: A Tribute to Heroes," a modern' countries in Africa, performers moment. telethon featuring the likes ofBilly were Phil Collins, Sting, the Who, All ofthose made it to the disc, Joel, U2 and Bruce Springsteen, the Boomtown Rats, Queen, Elton but there is a notable omission: raised more than $150million. Checkout the monlhly Group, of Ihree Of loue •John, the Pretenders, Madonna, piercing spedol~ Ihls more will get discounts .The performance of the reunited Yet when Springsteen and oth- monrh Islongue $30.00 on piercing, (nol Paul McCartney, Tom Petty & the Led Zeppelin, with Phil Collins ers decided to perform to raise @"~~ including ,ole/reml). Heartbreakers, the Cars, Hall & money to thwart George Bush's BY ROGER W. UENRBLE and Tony Thompson on duel- Oates, Duran Duran and a host of ing drums, didn't make it to the re-election, they were branded Culture Writer All New Moon plerdnqs lnclude others. set because of Jimmy Page and unpatriotic by some. It points We have designs for the new "Closer" focuses on four char- the Jewelry and aftercare package with tattoo, and we can'create Often regarded as rock's Robert Plant's unhappiness with to the hypocrisy that pervades acters in contemporary London: Instructions. We stand by our plerdngs, from pictures you bring In. crowning moment, the simulta- its quality. It's not difficult to our culture regarding the role of and offer free follow up service. neous concerts in Philadelphia understand their objection, but performers - they'if only sup- a dermatologist, a photographer, and London worked wonders by a writer and an American, Larry, New Moon Tattoo anyone who wants to own this posed to speak their minds when raising awareness of a problem Anna, Dan and Alice. 6422 Fairview Ave. 375-1666 wouldn't have cared. For millions it serves all. That isn't a premise that had gone virtually ignored that was a historic moment in this country is based upon. Live The film begins with the first "Perforating the Populas of Idaho" by the world's leaders. The recent rock, as was the entire day. Aid proved they've earned the meeting between Dan and Alice. release ofthe DVDofthe concert, Culturally, LiveAid showed me, right to exercise their freedom of A taxi hits Alice as she tries to "Live Aid" (no rating, Warner for one ofthe first times in my life, speech. cross the street. Dan makes the Home Video, $39.99) has only the universal power ofmusic. And After LiveAid, IleftPhiladelphia cab driver take her to the hos- ~ 6932 IY.state street confirmed the importance of the its roster of talent was prescient a changed person - mor~ politi- pital. They begin a relationship 9 Bo/se.ldallo 88708 event. in its view of popular music's fu- cally aware. Although I passed up that leads to Dan writing a book Howard s .(17/// 1'11# (208) 353-4641 . I sat there on the floor of JFK ture. my right to vote in my first presi- based on Alice. He then meets Stadium in Philadelphia, sweat- When Run-D.M.C. took the dential election in 1984, I haven't Anna, the photographer his pub- ~ r-c»:» ing profusely along with two bud- stage at JFK, I knew 'that was the missed an election since. lisher hired to take the photo for Gourmet maees. (filS. ondgoodlesf ~ dies, mesmerized. So did more moment rap and its hip-hop cul- There is no diminishing the his book jacket. Dan wants to see VniqutJ Alice regularly, but she refuses #.J?o.atfo.(/~.:IhAMt/ thah 100,000 other people. Plenty ture had been validated. Today influence of this event then and Specially ofmoments stand out in my mem- that segment of music dominates now. The concert continues to his offer. e ory and were only refreshed after In a particularly funny scene, Drinks ••• charts and is the soundtrack benefit the people of Africa with poring over the four-disc set. of choice for most of America's the release of the DVD, but it Dan manipulates Larry into an ~ Although their performance youth. In Daryl Hall & John Oates' should be given credit for rais- encounter with Alice. Larry and never aired, watching Run- performance with Eddie.Kendrick ing the collective conscience of a Alice begin a relationship. The Traditional D.M.C. take a stadium filled with and David Ruffin, we see the pur- global population that is often too carousel begins revolving, with Favorites ••• mostly white folks and turn them veyors of blue-eyed soul paying content to remain self-involved. relationships between the four characters changing, breaking, #"";'J and reforming. Love does not sweep away pan, FREEwireless internet access! Larry, Anna, or Alice. They do ~ , not unintentionally but cheer- ~3,'premiering Saturday on ESPN fully ride the wave of some magi- cal force that propels them inevi- BY HRL BOEDEKER The movie tries to do two lations with his dad, Ralph (J.K. tably toward happiness. "Closer" The Orlendo Sentinel things: trace 'Earnhardt's ca- Simmons), a demanding race-car does not tell of the pure, inno- reer and examine his family life. driver. Ralph spits out challenges, cent love of romantic comedy, Dale Earnhardt's fans will find Even though the title represents such as, "When are you' going to but rather deals with the things one reason to cheer "3'"; Barry the number of Earnhardt's car, learn what it takes to be a man?" people do to each other in the Pepper gives a mesmerizing per- the racing receives the skimpier The first third also skims name of love. Love and fate do formance as the racer. He rates a treatment, which is sure to disap- Dale's two broken marriages. not make fools ofthe characters; 10. point NASCARfans. The second part introduces Dale they do it to each other. The by-the-numbers biogra- The focus on Earnhardt's pri- to Teresa (Elizabeth Mitchell), At one point, Alice asks Dan, phy surrounding him, however, vate life transforms "3" into a who becomes his third wife, and "Why isn't love enough?" She comes in far lower. The ESPNfilm, tear-jerker. It's an often joyless charts his burgeoning career. gets no answer, but all of the debuting Saturday, earns a 5. ride, and that's a huge failing for a The last third lingers over Dale's characters' behavior affirms that Like many other biographies, film about a life that provided so uneasy ties to son Dale Jr. (Chad love, indeed, isn't enough. Each "3" errs by shoving a fascinating much pleasure for so many. McCumbee), who longs to race. of the four manipulates the oth- life into a brief running time. The Robert Eisele's script falls into The film ends, of course, with ers in order to pursue personal film covers more than 30 years such obvious chunks that you Dale's death at the Daytona 500 happiness as defined by momen- in 90 minutes, an approach that could diagram the movie. The in 2001. To foreshadow that trag- tarywhim. ~ guarantees superficial results first third depicts Dale's rocky re- edy, the script awkwardly puts The characters' mutual intel- and pat insights. prophetic lines in his mouth. ligence and wlllingness to de- "When I die, I'm gonna be all ceive makes the film delightful, used up," Dale says. At another even if in a grotesque way. None point, he tells Dale Ir., "Racing of the characters fall victim- to ain't the only thing in life, son." the others. None has superior That the lines carry punch is power over the others. None act a credit to Pepper's passionate only from noble intentions. Each '«~",.;;\1;'. performance. The Canadian ac- fights as hard as he or she can to tor ages convincingly from 16 to get what he or she wants from the 49. He looks eerily like the racer, others. They match up equally in thanks to excellent makeup of , a game that rings too familiar for different mustaches and pros- comfort. thetic noses through the years. "Closer" examines sex, but is ~~~f~lll He receives superb support not about the act itself. The film COINS & J[W[l~Y from Mitchell, who's touching as contains exactly zero sex scenes. Teresa, and from Simmons, who's Rather than showing the superfi- imposing as the father. cial' the film examines how these • ~Brti!iB~mamon~s• WB~~in~~BtS. Director Russell Mulcahy de- people use, misuse, and confuse , I serves kudos for drawing good sex as an aspect of their relation- • mamon~~lu~farnn~s. fslalBJBWBI~. acting in key role, but he's at ships. They hurt and heal each the mercy of a script that rushes other with it, they giveit too much I ,through the years in not-so-sub- weight in their relationships and ! NOBODY 33% to 10% tle fashion. To do the family and too little, they manipulate with it ! race themes justice, "3"needed to and for it. This content, unfortu- BEATS OUR off ,. be a miniseries. nately, will probably turn view- PRICES! EVERYDAY As it is, "3" is respectful, sim- ers off. "Closer" quietly stands plistic and trite - what you'd ex- apart-especially from other pect from a standard screen bi- live action films-as' one of the ography. Earnhardt deserved best movies this winter. Starring 3506 Rosehil17 Boise 343·3220 something deeper, but at leastthe Clive Owen, Julia Roberts, Jude -Lawand Natalie Portman. miles Irom BSU & terrific Pepper winds up in the less t~an. U ~etl'/een Owr~ee lata~ winner's circle.

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'Frame of Mmd' 0"Therese" arrives in Boise

JRNR HOFFMRN orary member. Culture Writer Bustillos also has a strong ad- miration for Saint Therese. The Jese Bustillos is a busy woman. life of this young girl, born in Still, she found time to bring an 1873, has impacted Bustillos independent movie to Edwards along with the lives of other prac- 21, a refreshing endeavor con- ticing Catholics. Mother Theresa sidering the theater specializes even took her name from the in big name motion pictures and Little Saint, and based much leaves little room for indie films. of her ministry from the life of "Therese" is a true story about a Therese. young French girl who would lat- The movie opened last er become the Little Saint, Saint Saturday at noon, with a small Therese of Lisieux, Saint Therese turnout. The movie is small, and is the youngest person ever to be most likely will not run for very named a saint, a woman who be- long. Its stay will be determined came a nun at age fifteen. She is by how long people continue to known for her life lived the "Little purchase tickets. With that said, Way," a simple belief consisting there is no time better than now of "love and trust in God." to catch it. Bustillo's vested interest in the The value of "Therese" com- film is layered. She has a long ing to Boise is apparent. Firstly, history in radio, film editing, it has inherent value in the fact and journalism. She received that it is an independent film, her bachelors of arts in film pro- a valuable art form in society. duction from Hancock College. Next, the story of this saint has Bustillos edited film and made influenced many people prac- some documentaries during her ticing one of the United States' ..time at Hancock. largest religions. Watching the In 1979, she became the first movie is a glimpse into the cul- female disc jockey, hosting Viva y ture of Catholicism. Lastly, it is Religion (Life and Religion). The rare to watch on screen the life show presently airs across North of a person who completely and CUUR1'tSY or fRAME Of MIND America and overseas in Spain. willing sacrifices a comfortable After coming to Boise she con- existence in pursuit of something BY MICHRELR HERLIHY minutes depending on the vibe their many instruments. -mas gave'them, Between sipping tacted the Boise State commu- higher, especially when the per- Culture Writer of the venue. Band member Obie The band's largest accomplish- cocktails and grooving on the nications department hoping son spoken of is literally a child. Scott described them as "kind of ment to date occurred in mid- dance floor, the crowd definitely to host a show with Boise State Though not a mainstream From the instant the four- like a modern day classic rock October of this year when they got their money's worth from the radio. Peter Lutze and Susan movie in any sense ofthe phrase, member, Frame of Mind be- band." played in the VooDoo Festival in $3 cover charge. Randall saw what a valuable edi- it is a piece of history and culture gan jamming, the crowd at Tom The band originally surfaced New Orleans. A Frame of Mind Between sets, the often la- tion Bustillos would be to the that will surely interest moviego- Grainey's Sporting Pub had trou- In Southern California but now stage, which the band sponsored, beled "jam band" threw back a communications department ers with open minds. ble staying in their seats Saturday resides in McCall because the was set up next to the main stage few beers while mingling with and asked her to become an hon- night. city is centrally located to accom- where Kid Rock and the Beastie flirtatious fans. They modestly The multi-talented band mem- modate their Northwest touring Boys performed.' thanked the crowd for their par- BOOKS STONES -\.t JEWELRY *CANDLES bers play an arrayofinstruments, * * *' circuit. They have been together Despite upstart success, the' ticipation and wl11ingly took re- H G including electric and bass gui- and playing two to four times band remains humble. Whether quests. tars, the harmonica, keyboard, a week non-stop for about five delivering a bluegrass version Frame of Mind is currently E ~I· Crone's Cup60ard I flute, saxophone, drums, per- years. Having spent this much of Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were recording an acoustic compila- : ~ lor .a tfIinos sacmf ({(,wise' ; cussion, and the didgeridoo, a time together provides a comfort Here" or exposing the audience tion titled "Fireside," but their longwooden pipe thatis believed level for the band to spontane- to an original piece, the band latest CD, "Good Medicine," is S S to be the world's oldest wind in- ously change up songs and "wing was high off the music they cre- available for $10 at any perfor- strument. The myriad of instru- it" because they trust one anoth- ated on Saturday. mance and on their Web site: ments allowed the band to weave er. Their favorite venue is John's The energy was contagious. www.frameofmindlive.com. You * CLOSED DUE To FIRE * both eclectic cover songs and Alley in Moscow because they Space on the dance floor grew can also find tour dates on the their original work with improv have a strong fan following there. smaller as the crowd of 21-35- Web site, including information * WILL REOPEN IN 2005 ..- instrumentals. They also love the big stage and year-aids sang along to Sublime about their upcoming show at T C These instrumental riffs lasted PA system that complies with tunes and shook what their ma- Tom Grainey's on Dec. 30. A A anywhere from 30 seconds to 10 R For updates call 208-333·0831 or visit R o D T us on linc at www.crollcs-cupboard.com S Stavinq offHadiohead comparisons, * FAIRIES '* DRAGONS * INCENSe..- MUSIC *' English act comes into its own

BY BEN WENER naturedly. "Maybe in the early be the band who's sold the least found niche? The Orange tuuntp Register days it made sense, because we records in the world to ever play Bellamy isn't sure, nor does he chose to work with John Leckie, there." have concrete ideas about the It's doubtful there's ever been and he produced (Radiohead's) Muse's discs do sell, and quite next Muse album. a piece written about the band early albums. And maybe vocally handsomely for a band thai's only "Traveling to America has called Muse that hasn't compared - that kind of emotional thing we beginning to get airplay. "But rubbed off on me in some ways. it to British forebear Radiohead. both have or whatever. But that's it really seems like the more we There's a sound - I think you call That may be exaggeration, but about as far as it goes with me. tour, the more we play, the more it Tex-Mex?" asked the fan of fla- not by much. Even before the trio Musically, and in terms of what people get to know us. We've nev- menco guitar. "Maybe a harder, from the sleepy coastal town of we stand for, we couldn't be fur- er really broken wide on main- more electro version of that might Teignmouth, Devon, emerged ther apart." stream television or radio. It's al- creep out. Or a bit of mlnimalism 6928 W. State • Boise, Idaho 83703 with its 1999 debut, "Showbiz," He was quick to add, however, ways been by playing live." - something not quite so grand the litany of "Radiohead clone" that "I really don't mind it. For "And that really started to build and epic, more scaled-back." (208) 853-0526 putdowns started stacking up. yea rs, people have said all sorts of here after ..." Only the missing-in-action Remy things ... and it hasn't really had "Coachella," Bellamy finished. Zero has garnered such scoff- any effect on me or what we do. I was thinking of the group's im- ing, though that outfit has been In the beginning, whether they pressive midday set at KROQ's spared constant haranguing. were insults or compliments, I last Inland Invasion bash, where "To be honest, I think it's some- was generally impressed that we I first noticed how rabid its devo- were being talked about at all." tees can get. But in retrospect, thing that's spreading around the Get Involvedl Applications are now available for the following positions: press a bit," affable Muse front- All Bellamy and his mates he's right: Muse's inclusion at 1. ASBSUElection Chair man Matthew Bellamy respond- - bassist Chris Wolstenhcme Coachella was a crucial turning 2. ASBSUFee Proposal Committee ed, speaking like a speed-chug- and drummer Doniinic Howard point that lent the band a hip le- 3. BSUStudent Radio Advisory Committee ging Hugh Grant. "It's just been - ever wanted was to find a way gitimacy it hadn't established on 4. BSUChildren's Center Advisory Committee passed down like some kind' of out of Teignmouth, "a pretty de- its own here. 5. BSU Non-discrimination & Affirmative Action Committee Chinese whisper from some re- pressing place to be. We got into Not that Bellamy remembers 6. BSU Parking & Transportation Advisory Committee view in the (British music pub- a band because we needed to in- much about it. lication) NME from about seven vent some night life for ourselves. "It was so unbearably hot that 7. BSU Parking Citations Appeal Committee years ago. I don't think anyone at Coming from a small town, you it was difficult to concentrate, ac- 8. BSUCampus 10 Advisory Committee our gigs orwho has bought our al- grow up dreaming of wanting to tually. I think we played reason- 9. ASBSUFinancial Manager bums would think that." escape. But we never could have ablyOKundertheconditions, you 10. ASBSUFinancial Advisory Board That's debatable. I have a fair- predicted (this) would take us know, but it was so bloody stifling 11. ASBSUElection Board ly obvious theory that a hefty this far." it's now like a weird, hazy dream 12. ASBSUBuilding & Structures Committee part of why Muse has caught Fast-forward to now, and more to me, and I don't really under- For more Information. please contact Personnel Recruitment Coordinator Joyce Ward at 426-1147. on in a big way stateside - es- people are talking about Muse stand what went on." pecially this year, bolstered by than ever before - and taking What matters isn't how good its third and most popular al- the trio seriously. The reason: or bad Muse was that day. What ...... bum, "Absolution," and the sin- the band's quite galvanizing live matters is that the band held on ., isterly romantic single "Time Is show. long enough for such timing to r Running Out" - is because it sat- Whether its' over-the-top al- smile upon it. isfies a craving from old-school bums ever get respect from critics , As little as five years ago, there II R Radiohead fans who have grown hardly matters now. Through re- was no room for Muse within so- disenchanted with that band as it peat visits and a few high-profile called alternative radio's narrow appearances, Muse has spawned aesthetic. "When our first album ED QUICK has gotten sonically weirder. Itisn't just that Muse keeps the a growing cult of fans who regu- carne out," Bellamyrecalls, "it was spirit. of "The Bends" and "OK larly sell out its steadily up sized standing up against things like Computer" alive with grand ep- gigs. Korn and Limp Bizkit. Everything I At home and across Europe, was dominated by hard-rock and I ics .of its own, matching its at- traction to the apocalyptic while where fans have watched the new-metal." CASH? adding traces of Queen-y bom- three maljFs essentially grow up But the musical climate has I bast, industrial synth sheen and in public (they're all in their mid- changed recently, thanks to classical flourishes - the piece 205 now).' such success has been the widespread. pcpularlza- PQnofe Plasrna ..Qt.lloll!Mlt USA "Butterflies & Hurricanes," for in- the case for awhile. tion of Indle-rock and outlets Earn $50 the First week and stance, opens with an homage to "I'm not sure if it's because of that play It. "A few more truly $150 per month Rachmaninoff. the Internet or whatever other alternative bands have broken grass-roots thing it might be, but through," Bellamy says, "like the More so, it's that Bellamy's Mon.-5at: 9:00· 5:30 soaring, high-pitched, prone-to- somehow we've become a bigger Strokes and the Flaming Lips and I I live band than anythingelse," Coldplay. Ithink that has opened GRIFOLS dramatics voice, though perhaps equally. influenced by the late Bellamy noted. "Look at England, up the gates for us." - I 4017 OveriandRd Bi9rnatlJS~, Ing-..' I Jeff Buckley's, Is a dead ringer for for example: We're doing two That maybrand Muse a tempo- Boise, 10 83705 caring -fOr'peopre;s'l1eaffll~- Thom Yorke's. gigs at Earl's Court at the end of rarily hot also-ran ..or this couId . "I've always found it verydif- the year, when the kinds of acts be the start ora small phenom . flcuIt to see the comparison my- that normally play there are U2 So what .comes next? Mow does ·i~ self," Bellamy remarked good- or Madonna. It feels strange to Muse capitalize on 'this. new- - :Jc...i ~-- - ttl - ---'------_.~- II THE ~A8ITEA DEC 9 200"l

I "I' Just want the te'amto do well and the players to reach their goals." H I 111&:···· SIBE- liNE· ELLIS HONORED

Jason 'Ellis has been named the Western Athletic Conference men's 'basket- ,ball .player of the week for November 29-Dec. 6. , Ellis, a senior. from Kent, Washington, tledacareer-high with 23 points and grabbed seven rebounds in a 70-67 win at Idaho on Saturday. He made 10-of-12 shots (83.3 percent) and all three of his free throw attempts. He also added two blocks and a steal against the Vandals. Eills became the first player in rivalry history to complete a four-year career with an undefeated record (8- 0) against the other team. It is Ellis' first career WACPlayer of the Week Award.

PETERSEN NRMED FINRLlST

BOISE, Idaho - Boise State University offensive coordi- nator Chris Petersen has been named one of six finalists for BSU woman's baskatball head coach Jen Warden [left]laads the Broncos ttns saaacn. the 2004 Broyles Award. The Broyles Award is named in honor of longtime University' of Arkansas Athletic Director Frank Broyles, and recogniz- es the top collegiate assistant ch Warden· a gift to B U football coach of the year.

BY JE T'RIME ORVIS Warden does not see any of her Gene Bleymaier. "He is a leader rather the team be known for It is easy to see that where ath- LOU GROZR RWRRD Sports Wrltar honors or accomplishments as among leaders. He takes care of their defensive end, letics are concerned, the lines PRESENTRTION any more memorable than her the program and cultivates suc- "Wework hard on our defense, between 'team' and 'family' are TONIGHT Women's Basketball Head chance at being with' the play- cess." It takes character, energy, effort, blurred for Coach Warden. Boise Coach len Warden provides the ers right now. "I just want the Senior guard Jodi Nakashima and will. This is the stuff champs State will not only benefit from Broncos with thc ultimate gift team to do well and the players will testify to the benefit of hav-, are made of. We look to have this her intensity and vast knowledge Boise State senior kicker - inspiration, In the two years to reach their goals." ing such a leader. "She made me chemistry:' Warden said. of the game, but also from her Tyler Jones is one of three fi- that Warden has retained this Warden has always loved bas- realize what potential 1have. She Warden is all about the team. heart and willingness to make nalists for the Lou Groza position, she has built a reputa- ketball, playing an outstanding doesn't let me stop short of my She will immediately say that these players into confident and Award for the top kicker in the tion that goes beyond a winning game throughout her college goals." the team makes her job as coach successful people. nation. The winner will be an- season, The players have fond career 'and coaching at the same True freshman Tasha Harris easy. Over the short two years Ramirez wraps it up well, "To nounced tonight during a live memories of the inspiring sto- the University of Colorado for 10 has already seen the impact she has been with at Boise State, have someone that committed broadcast of the ESPN College ries she comes to practice with. years. Her passion for the sport Coach Warden has had on her Warden and the team have got- and good at being there for us is a Awards Show. Jones has COOl- Senior forward and team co-cap- is easily seen, but she will cor- career. "She has given me a fire ten to know and trust each oth- tremendous impact." pleted 22 of his 25 field goal lain Carlann Ramirez describes rect you to say that she "values and drive. 1love the fact that she er. She points out that this is not Warden loves Boise and looks attempts, and an outstand- it as 'glowing with knowledge' . the players more than the game. won't let you come up short. She her team. This is the seniors' forward to raising her boys, . .ing 65-66 extra points. The We could attempt to place this I love to watch them experience, always wants us to get better and team. "It is rewarding to watch Brice and Brock, in the area. She other two finalists are Mike as rmother notch in Warden's learn, and seek gratification." reach our own goals." them lead their own team. That's credits her husband Larry as her Nugent from Ohio State and list of accomplishments, but she What brought Warden to BSU Although Warden brought in a what I do. I help them lead their greatest fan. Andrew Wellock of Eastern may have a problem with that. was her instinctual belief in very complex offense, she would team." Washington. Adams may be short, but his drive is huge

BY TREVOR HORN The postseason award for started most of the season beside this season in total offense and Sports Editor Adams is a huge accomplishment Adams and first-team All-WACju- was second in the conference in for a guy who played offensive line nior Daryn Colledge. rushing offense. Another statis- If you take a peek at the Boise at Sheldon High School outside "I get a little more credit than tic that's eye popping is the 51 State football team, you may have Sacramento, Calif. only because 1 think I deserve because those red-zone touchdowns that the to look a little farther down to find most of the starters played both three freshman don't play like Broncos scored. the unsung hero of the undefeat- ways. As a senior he recorded 104 freshman:' Adams said. One position that many over ed WACchampions. tackles and four sacks, earning A little modesty for a guy who look, but the three involved Klayton Adams stands only first-team all-conference honors, shows that he has a competitive' don't is the kicking game for the 5 feet, 11 inches tall. 'A rather and second-team all-metro hon- and confident side, especially Broncos. Kicker Tyler Jones is a short stature for a starting cen- ors, when asked about what he would Lou Groza Award finalist for the .ter-but he's not small potato for He played junior college foot- have thought four years ago about best kicker in the nation-how- the Broncos. His lone season as ball at American River College in being named to a second-team ever Adams and backup quarter- a starter for the Broncos, Adams Sacramento. There he felt like a selection. back Mike Sanford played just as unselfish play was rewarded with defensive player, but in reality it "I was pretty head-strong back an important roll in the success- a second-team All-WACselection was setting him up for something then. I would have been 'why just ask them. last week. he could have never imagined. didn't I get first-team All-WAC', Following the Tulsa game this "He did extremely well. We With only five offensive linemen just because that's what I expect season, Adams said following the knew he was going to be a good on the team, it obviously turned of myself." game-winning field goal by Jones player for us," quarterback Jared into a positive future for a defen- , Adams and the offensive line that if he was drafted, Adams and rur 1'I1UTO BY STANllY BflEWSTER/THE MlBITlJi sive minded player. did their part to keep the legacy Sanfo~d would bandwagon Iones Kle~ton Adems anchored the Broncos offenSive una en route to e second- Zabransky said, teem All-WAC team thiS season. Zabransky also joked when As the lone senior starting on of a top-notch Bronco offense as a package deal in the NFL. questioned about whether or not it the offensive line for the Broncos, running at full speed despite los- Once New Year's Day comes coach, because if not, 'it would be next December, may even find a was nice to have a short center, "I Adams had high expectations ing their top returning players at around, Adams' playing career a crash and burn.' job as a sports writer in the near don't know if it helps because I've going into the season, regardless quarterback, running back and will come to a rest; but he says Who knows, this cornmunica- future. got to bend over quite a ways." of the fact that three freshmen receiver. Boise State led the WAC that he will try to obtain a job as a tlons major, who is set to gradu~te Lady Broncos cruise past Idaho State Monday night

BY RMBER FUGER to-back wins. those calls evenly,' Warden said. nine points. Michelle Hessing Broncos up 24-16. The Bengals through with a floate~ for a 31-20 Sports Writer The switch of venues proved The night began With the crushed the Bengals hopes of re- were quick to react with another Bronco lead. Hawkins was one of yet again to be.a hot winning Bengals first on the board and petitive answers with a baby hook basket by Hays. The Broncos con- two Bronco post players to hit a Due to an ice show in the spot for the lady Broncos. In an - in the lead 6-4. They were able shot from the post to take the tinued to control the momentum double-double with 13 points Taco Bell Arena, the Boise State aggressive battle full of contra- to hold that lead until a 12-0 lead by ten. Idaho State's Molly as Cariann Ramirez banked a and 12 rebounds. women's basketball team host- versial calls Boise State stomped run started a Bronco stampede Hays drove down the center three from the perimeter to close Hessing pounded the back- ed Idaho State in Bronco Gym Idaho State 60-52. Both coaches and a Bengal meltdown. Cassidy gliding through Bronco defend- outthe first half 27-18. boards and followed up with M1md\iy. night.' The last time were screaming at the referees Blaine's two three-point shots ers to make a lavun that nut the The second half bezan with a stellar nlavs from the oost. Boise State played in Bronco Gym demanding fairness. Head coach started. the momentum that Bengals down by eight. Andrea higher level of intensity than the Hessing 'was the second Bronco . was to host a winter tournament Jen Warden's comment about the ceased to slow for the Broncos. Sivakova followed the soft layup first. Jamie Hawkins score_d the post player to score a double- in November of 1991: Similarly, lack of calls in the post echoed - The Bengals finally got around with a wide-open three-pointer flrst basket of the half to put the double on the nighf with 10total an ice show forced them to play through the gym. "They are Boise State's impeccable defense to get within six points. Broncos ahead 29-18. Idaho State points and 15rebounds. She shot trere and they pulled off back- pushing. off on the post. Make and answer.~d back to ge~thi~ AjUTP shot by H;ssing put the scored and then Hawkins came SIlIl B·Bali {nilKt pege] .-," ;.....;..~~-~------.~.~. . '~/TI r-""

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Haw k (from pege 1) At Boise State, football helps Also included is a 1Il2th of his Board of Education last Thursday annual salary bonus for the team in Pocatello. finishing in the top-25 and a Hawkins name has come up $10,000 bonus fora top-10 finish. numerous times all through- There is also .a ill2'h ralse for a out the nation, as many lucra- tell other success stories conference championship and a tive coaching positions became 5 percent bonus for a bowl berth. BY BOB EURNCHo budget for this year that would has provided the university with iron glory has led to more TV ex- - available. One of the vacancies If Hawkins stays through the still open when Hawkins agreed Speclel to the Rrblter give us the coverage the football priceless nationwide exposure. posure, the potential for a larger 2008 season. there is a $350,000 team has given us," said Boise Another financial benefit to and more generous pool of do- to the extension was- at Notre bonus, and another $150,000 for - Dame. Hawkins did say that he Bet you didn't knew Boise State State President Bob Kustra. "If I the football team's success, adds nors, and more T-shirt sales. And completing the contract. . would listen to talks from the University is home to a large geo- assembled that budget, the uni- Kustra, Is a heightened awareness there's yet another major benefit There is also an $850,000 buy- university, but there are no re- physical research program fo- versity would go broke trying to of other parts of the university, to all these positive results, says out clause if he chooses to leave cused exclusively on environmen- pay for it. The football program, "Our donors have been reawak- Jason MacDonald, a BSU mar- ports on whether or not there the program during the length of were any. tal and engineering problems. and the athletic program in gen- ened to a new future at Boise keting professor who believes a the contract. "To see him turn down offers Now you do, thanks to our foot- eral, is a window through which State," he said. "I hear over and college's name recognition - The acknowledgement means from people like Notre Dame ball team. we can invite people from around over again [from donors and po- whether or not it stems all or in a lot to the fundraising for the and Stanford, places that we And did you know that our de- the country to look at our aca- tential donors who say], 'I'd like part from the success of its sports program also. Stadium expan- was probably in the hunt for, it's bate and speech team is a veri- demic programs and learn more . to sit down and talk to you about teams - should not be underes- sion has been a hot topic this table powerhouse, with a decade about us. That's absolutely in- what you're doing here: And it's timated. huge:' Colledge said. "I think it season, so has the notion of an sets a standard that we're one of of success that Includes seven valuable." not just about football. Football "From a recruiting standpoint, indoor training facility on the conference championships, four A winning football program is has recaptured their attention there are two ways to raise aware- those upper-echelon teams." north end of the stadium. Now The extension includes bo- regional team titles and four con- nothing new at Boise State; the and recaptured their imagina- ness: academics and athletics:' with Hawkins here through the secutive top-five finishes at the school was a junior college jug- tion about the future of this insti- he said. "Academics isa long nuses for the number of wins end of the decade, Bleymaier ac- per season with a 5 percent of his national forensics tournament? gernaut from 1947 through 1967 tution; many people have asked road that literally takes decades, knowledged that it's time to set it base pay bonus for six or seven Or that since 1993, eight of our fac- and a perennial contender at the questions about our academic whereas athletics are more effec- up. ulty members have been named NCAA Division II and I-AA levels side." tive and efficient. When I would wins, a 10percent bonus for eight "There's no question about it. or nine, and a 15 percent bonus the Carnegie Foundation's Idaho until it joined the Division I ranks "Beyond the Blue" go to conferences I used to have We can hit the ground running Professor of the Year? Or that in 1996. But the accomplish- All this attention Is not lost on to explain where Idaho is. Now for ten or more victories. with our fund raising effort." Boise State boasts Idaho's largest ments of coach Dan Hawkins those charged with promoting people say, 'Wow, you're from - enrollment (18,456) as well as the 'and his team - the nation's cur- and raising funds for the univer- Boise State? What a great place most stringent enrollment stan- rent longest winning streak (22 sity. Riding this wave of Bronco that looks like: I think the suc- dards among the state's public games) and home winning streak popularity, the university has em- cess of the football team tends to institutions? (25), as well as a Western Athletic barked on a publicity campaign transfer to the university overall, Now you do, thanks to our Conference-record 26-game win- that Includes a series of promo- which helps us attract better stu- .B- BaII [from pege 8] Sivakova and made both free football team - our undefeated, ning streak, three straight WAC tions titled "Beyond the Blue:' dents. I mean, a biology student lO'h·ranked, Liberty Bowl-bound titles, and just two losses in the a takeoff on the blue. turf that doesn't come here just for a biol- 5-10 from the field and had five throws to put the Broncos up by nine with 43 seconds left on the football team. last three seasons - have deliv- highlights academics, the arts, ogy degree. The college experl- offensive rebounds to go along clock. A steal by. Hays and final Also, did you know a recent reo ered extraordinary visibility to guest speakers, faculty awards ence and the atmosphere are all with her twn defensive boards. layup gave the Bengals their port stated that Boise State - by BSU. and other points of pride at Boise part of an education, and for a lot A fade away jumper by Hill fi- nal points of the night. Hessing generating jobs, providing earn- ESPN's mid-major darling State. The campaign, says Kustra, of students, football is part ofthat put the Broncos up by 15. Then was fouled and made one of two lngs, stimulating sales and edu- For example, when ESPN came is already beginning to pay divi- atmosphere. It plays a role. Harris came through with a free throws to win the game by eating citizens - had an annual to Boise In September to broad- dends. "In fact, I tell my students all jump shot for a 37-20 lead. Hays economic. impact of almost $330 cast the Broncos' game against "Highlighting the work of some the time, if nobody has heard of answered back for the Bengals eight. Hill contrlbuted 11 points million for the state of Idaho dur- BYU, part of the game-day pack- of our most accomplished fac- where you got your degree It pret- with a jump shot to get within while Blaine and Ramirez each ing the last fiscal year? Or thava age was a segment on engineer- ulty has clearly caught the atten- ty much has zlr~alue. If they've 15 again. Then the foul trouble added nine points. On the night DNA expert in our Department ing professor Michelle Sabick's tion and imagination of donors; never heard ofBSU~Gpe greatway plagued both teams. The refer- the Broncos shot 39.7 percent of Biology used his expertise to blomechanical research that re- they're now saying things like, to get our name out tIICre is the ees calls everything from travels from the field, 33.3 percent from help exonerate an Inmate who corded the throwing motions of 'Well, I've given to athletics over football team. There are tons of to hacks. Hessing drew a foul on three-point territory and 64.7 was wrongfully Imprisoned for BSU's quarterbacks. With a com- the year, I think it may be time for small colleges with great academ- a stuff that fans argued was all percent from the free throw line. 17 years and serving a life sen- puter system that created three- me to pony up even more to give lcs, but nobody has ever heard of ball. The Broncos had four steals, ten tence for rape? Or that BSU was dimensional skeletal images of to academics as well: That's aw- them." The Bengals started to make assists and five blocks. Hays led recently part of the largest single the QBs, Sabick's work provided fully encouraging for a president MacDonald acknowledges that their way back by forcing the the Bengals in the loss with 22 research grant in Idaho history? visuals and a football angle that to hear." much has been said and written fouls and shooting 13 ofl8 from points and eight rebounds. Or that earlier this year one of were tailor-made for ESPN, which While the publicity gener- about how college athletics have the free-throw line. Down by 15 The Broncos evened their sea- our graduates won an Alfred I. ate it up. The day before the game, ated by ESPN coverage and ar- gotten out of hand and too much points with 1:13 left to play, the son record to 2-2. Idaho State DuPont Award, the top honor In ESPN reporter Heather Cox and ticles in Sports Illustrated, The emphasis is ptaced on football, Bengals stepped it up to get with- drops to 3·4 on their season. Up broadcast journalism? Or that ... her camera crew visited Sabick Los Angeles Times, The Boston but he doesn't place Boise State in seven points of the Broncos, next for Boise State is a game to- well, you get the idea. in BSU's Biomechanics Research Globe, The New York Times and among the college football be- the closest margin since the first morrow night against Air Force (For the record, the geophysi- Lab and shot their footage. The USA Today - to name just a few hemoths that dominate the polls half. in Bronco Gym. cal research program comprises next night, during ESPN's live .of the publications that have cov- and the headlines. At Boise State Ramirez was fouled by the Department of Geosciences coverage of the BYU-BSU game, ered the Broncos in recent weeks "it's not a zero-sum game:' he and CGISS [pronounced SEE-J!SJ, the network ran its segment on - is hard to quantify in dollars, said. "One area is not taking away which stands for the Center for Sabick, and Cox, standing on the financial figures from Boise from the other." Geophysical Investigation of the the sidelines" regaled millions State's bookstore do reflect a ma- When he compares Boise Shallow Subsurface; the DNA ex- of viewers nationwide with the jor infusion of funding into the State to most of the other ranked pert is professor Greg Hampikian; story of the computer-animated university's coffers. teams in the nation, it's clear to the $16.1 million grant is from skeletons throwing a football. According to Kim Thomas, MacDonald that Hawkins runs a the National Institutes of Health When you combine the enter- bookstore director, sales of lean program that has done more for biomedical research; and tainment value of Boise State's Bronco apparel and merchandise with less. "I read a report where it said we are 9711. in the coun- the DuPont-winning alumnus is high-scoring, risk-taking foot- have skyrocketed this year - a try in football expenditures," Boise TV reporter Jon Hanian.) ball team with Bronco Stadium's 76 percent increase in apparel MacDonald said. "We're not The point is, as the Bronco foot- unconventional blue turf and purchased and a 200 percent in- Michigan or USC, both of which ball team continues to play on the unique stories like Sablck's re- crease In online sales - com- national stage, the spotlight con- search and starting quarterback pared to last year's record-setting spent more than $10 million on football; we spent about $2.25 or tinues to shine on the rest of Boise Jared Zabransky's potato-farm- sales figures. Last year the book- State, which allows the university ing background, which ESPN also store contributed $752,000, or 7.5 $2.5 million:' to trumpet programs like CGISS featured earlier this year, it isn't percent of Its sales - including It's all part of what makes the Weekda~ Jumps ,as IQw as 89"1 Boise State football team one of and the debate team and people too hard to understand Why BSU $200,000 to the academic schol- the best feel-good stories going. 4412 Aviation Way like Hampiklan and Hanian to an has become the cable network's arship endowment fund - to the audience that extends far beyond mid-major darling. Conversely, university. Based on sales figures And why the rest of the university (208) '455-2359 Caldwell,ID 83605 is glad to ride its coattails. Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. with six appearances this year so far, Thomas expects the overall number for this year to be more The price tag for this unprec- (the Liberty Bowl will make' it Bob Evancho is Boise Slllte's associate di- than $1 million. edented national exposure? seven) and a 15-0 overall record rector of communications. "I could not afford to assemble on ESPN or ESPN2, Boise State's Name recognition a public relations and advertising relationship with the network .To be sure, BSU's recent grid- Liberty Bowl named second best to watch

(10-1) vs. Texas Tech (7-4), Dec. two good defenses and two in- BY MIKE HUGUENIN· (8-3) vs. Purdue (7-4), Dec. 31: If consistent offenses-not to men- The Orlando Sentinel Arizona State QB Andrew Walter )0: Tech's funky pass-happy of- were healthy, this would be a top- fense always is fun to watch. You tion two hot coaches. 5. Sugar Bowl, Auburn (12-0) This being the holiday season five game. But he's not, so it isn't. have to figure Cal will be mighty vs. Virginia Tech (10-2), Jan. 2: and all, we're in a giving mood. 14. Alamo Bowl, Ohio State (7- miffed they're not playing in the Maybe Auburn will be impressive So here are our rankings of the 4) vs. Oklahoma State (7-4), Dec. Rose Bowl and may not take this enough to convince the writers in 28 bowls. Feel free to use this as 29: A solid matchup of evenly all that seriously. One thing to the AP poll that there should be a a guide when you prepare your matched teams. consider: Texas beat Tech by 30. ON THE BRSQUE BLOCK split national champion. shopping, dining and party 13. MPC Computers Bowl, Can Cal do better than that? Fresno State (8·3) vs, Virginia 9. Gator Bowl, FSU (8-3) vs. West 4. GMAC Bowl, Bowling Green 612Groue Street plans. (8-3) vs. Memphis (8·3), Dec. 22: 20. Emerald Bowl, Navy (9.21\os. (8-3), Dec. 27: Virginia can't be Virginia (8-3), Jan. 1:Amatchup of This should be an offensive orgy. New Mexico (7-4), Dec. 30: I)NO happy to be playing on that ugly teams that had - for them, at least And we like offensive orgies. teams that like to run and cannot blue field, on a cold day In Idaho, - disappointing seasons. 3. Rose Bowl, Michigan (9-2) vs. VIF(f) C(J~TQM(QMF(JT(R~ pass. Extra points for Navy's par- against a team that actually cares 8. Outback Bowl, Georgia (9-2) vs, Wisconsin (9-2), Jan. 1:We can Texas (10-1), Jan. 1: This should ticipation. about the outcome. Upset, any- be Cal-Michigan (more on that. 19. Las Vegas Bowl, UCLA (6-5) one? hear Georgia play-by-play guy Custom built computers for less than off the Larry Munson now: "The Badgers' later). As it is, it's a matchup ofthe vs, Wyoming (6·5), Dec. 23: This 12. Hawaii Bowl, Hawaii (7-5) shelf prices. More power, more speed, rock- ribbed defense has come to teams with two of the most over- should have a lot of points. vs. UAB (7-4), 7 p.m.: Given the rated coaches in the land. Still, & local service. Try us and see! 18. Houston Bowl, Colorado (7- pass-happy quarterbacks in- play, and David Greene is having there's no doubt it has some In- 5) vs. UTEP (8-3), Dec. 29: A case volved (Hawaii's Timmy Chang to run for his life. But our 'Dawgs are hunkered down and knocking trigue, what with two marquee can be made that the coaches of and UAB's Darrell Hackney), the snot out of those Wisconsin programs playing. these teams did the best coaching Santa may be coming down the running backs." 2. Liberty Bowl, Boise State (H- jobs the nation. chimney about the time this one In 7. Peach Bowl, Florida (7-4) vs. 0) vs. Louisville (10-1), Dec. 31: 17. Motor City Bowl, UConn (7- ends. Miami (8-3), Dec. 31: Oh, the pos- Think of this as the "mid-major 4) vs. Toledo'{9-3), Dec. 27: Points 11. Fiesta Bowl, pittsburgh (8- sibilities that exist for Ron Zook national title game." There should aplenty; We like that. 3) vs. Utah (H-O), 8:30 p.m.: We if he coaches this. He could beat be a ton of offense. 16. Cotton Bowl, Tennessee (9- would have preferred to see the FSU and Miami in his last two 1. Orange Bowl, Oklahoma 3) vs. Texas A&M (7·4),}an. 1:A 7- upstart Utes against a BCS-league 208-830-1399 games as Florida coach. (12-0) vs. USC (12-0), Jan. 1: The - 4 team in a New Year's Day bowl? team. What? The Big East is a BCS WWW.VIPERTEK.NET " 6. Capital One Bowl, Iowa (9-2) national title game. What more - Not good. league? Yikes. 10. Holiday Bowl, California vs, LSU (9-2), Jan. 1:This one has needs to be said? Rush Service Available 15. Sun Bowl, Arizona" State I , -~''''- - Spring 2005 Are these your GRE&GMAT Worst_ Nightmare? Prep Classes. Jan 18 - Mar 15 I Tues, 6:00pm - 10:00pm For More Information Contact: The Dlvlalon of Extended Studies -Ii (208) 426-3492.

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