WE ADVOCATE CHANGE – THOUGH DOLLARS ARE NICE, TOO My friends, MiX is here. We know what the problem is with your weekend, and we know how to fix it. MiX, and MiX alone, can fix this problem. Don’t go looking for those other weekend pull-out sections – they don’t love you like we do. We agree with them that you should be out having fun, but we’re not in cahoots with the Man like those other guys. If you try to have too much fun on the weekends, the police will fine you. Will fine you. We’re somber and responsible, but we know how to have fun, too. Catch you inside. 5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&DZǠǭǢǭǠǠǩ5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&DZǠǭǢǭǠǠǩ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008 The student voice of Washington State University since 1895 Vol 115 No. 34 Bayly acclimating to provost position Proposal Bayly said the extra role as next week. learning the duties and scope provost for six weeks before acting provost was unexpected, “I need to have a conversa- of the provost’s office, unsure taking leave. but he has tried to keep up. tion with him,” Floyd said. “I of how long he’ll be there. He Bayly said he is continuing for Mike’s know this is a very difficult hasn’t defined any goals for his the work of Hoch and former By Rikki King circumstance for everyone position aside from those of provost Bob Bates. In terms of Evergreen staff involved, but I simply can- previous provosts. A2P2, he is focusing on stop- not discuss personnel-related He said he has spoken with ping the tenure clock and mod- Bar fails There is no search pro- issues.” Hoch only once since the pro- ifying the duties of staff and cess in place for a new pro- Bayly said taking on the vost left. faculty. He said his role in the Potential problems included vost or dean of the College extra role as “It’s a challenge,” Bayly said. College of Veterinary Medicine people coming into Mike’s of Veterinary Medicine, said acting provost « IT’S HARD “I’ve been working on all the will not be a conflict of interest from other bars after 2 a.m. Warwick Bayly, the man serv- was unex- things the provost works on. in making those A2P2 TO TOTALLY decisions. ing in both of those roles. pected, but he It’s hard to totally separate By Nham Pham Bayly stepped up as act- has tried to SEPARATE He said he has no influence Evergreen staff from the duties of dean. I’m on the U-District proposal and ing provost two weeks ago keep up. FROM THE working hard, but I’ve always when Provost Steve Hoch took forums, but supports Floyd’s For the Pullman Police “I was very DUTIES OF worked hard. I’m the acting sudden personal leave and surprised,” plans. Department, one hour is just provost and I’m going to do my too much to ask. returned to Lexington, Ky. The he said. “The DEAN .» Bayly also did not identify best in this role.” any specific colleges, deans or ASWSU’s proposal of administration has not said speed with Warwick Bayly extending the closing time of when or if Hoch will return. which it hap- Bayly said it is unknown student organizations he has Acting provost who would be provost if Hoch met with as acting provost, Mike’s Bar from 2 a.m. to 3 President Elson S. Floyd pened is such a.m. on certain nights was not does not return. WSU spent outside of those in the offices said he will speak with Hoch that it’s taken received favorably by Pullman of the provost and president. and individuals throughout the me awhile to get my mind $146,967 on the search process police. university and hopes to make around the aspects of the job.” for finding Hoch – a process “The bottom line is we’re an announcement by the end of Meanwhile, Bayly said he is Bayly headed. Hoch served as See BAYLY Page 7 opposed to it,” Pullman Police Cmdr. Chris Tennant said. Tennant said officers are constantly responding to Career Expo draws job-hunting students issues at Mike’s. He said the bar easily has the most cases of any area in Pullman. He said ASWSU attempt- ing to address a safety issue is a good thing, but not the method suggested in the proposal. “I appreciate ASWSU look- ing into the situation, but I do not agree with their solution,” he said. « I APPRECIATE ASWSU LOOKING INTO THE SITUATION, BUT I DO NOT AGREE WITH THEIR SOLUTION.» Chris Tennant Pullman police cmdr.
Calls to Mike’s general manager DJ Goldfinger for comment Tuesday were unre- turned. Tennant said Pullman Police received an e-mail from Goldfinger, in which he wrote that he has reconsidered and will not try out the proposed one-hour extension on Oct. 24 and 25 as originally planned. Pullman Police Chief Ted Weatherly said based on his 45 years in law enforcement, DANIEL MITCHELL/DAILY EVERGREEN Goldfinger’s cooperation is a Michael Fredrick talks to students interested in a career in forestry at the USDA Forest Service booth during Wednesday’s wise decision. Career Expo of the Palouse at Beasley Coliseum. The expo, co-sponsored by Career Services and the UI Office of Career and “From my experience, Professional Planning, allowed students to connect with top recruiters from companies and graduate schools nationwide. when you have these kinds of situations, bars tend to lose their liquor license,” he said. Weatherly said though ASWSU’s proposal sounds Leaders speak on water issues at Moscow summit reasonable on paper, it is not Crapo, R-Idaho, spoke through situation.” is the shrinking levels of practical. He said it would The problem on the Palouse only encourage people to stay is the shrinking levels of the video messages. Steve Robischon, executive the Grande Ronde Aquifer, “Each spoke about their per- manager of PBAC, said the Robischon said. at the bar longer. He said there may be some Grande Ronde Aquifer. spective on water issues, par- event was successful. “We are using more water potential problems, such as ticularly in the Palouse Basin,” than is being recharged into By Kara McMurray the possibility of intoxicated Evergreen contributor said Mark Workman, Pullman « SMALL THINGS LIKE the system,” he said. “If we people from other bars com- public works director and a CHANGING WATER USE were taking out as much water ing to Mike’s after 2 a.m. More than 300 people came member of the Palouse Basin as going in, then water levels “Often the best thing to together for the fourth annual Aquifer Committee. HABITS CAN MAKE A would stay even. If we were do is let (intoxicated) people Palouse Basin Water Summit As part of the event, a hypo- DIFFERENCE.» taking out less water than what go home and sleep it off,” he at the Best Western University thetical situation was presented was going in, then water levels said. Inn in Moscow on Tuesday. where a soda company comes Steve Robischon would be rising. We can’t con- Weatherly said the typically Speakers for the day’s to the Palouse wanting to use Executive manager PBAC tinue to do this forever.” young age of Mike’s custom- events included Sen. Gary the aquifer. Workman said water levels ers and the number of people Schroeder, R-Idaho, state Sen. “Coca-Cola was going to “People said it was good and are dropping about a foot to a at the bar can make it hard to Mark Schoesler, R-Ritzville, bottle 400,000 gallons of there was a lot of good informa- foot and a half each year. control the situation. and Keith Stoffel of the state Dasani water out of the aqui- tion and to me that means it “If it continues to do that, “When you have that kind Department of Ecology. Sens. fer,” Pullman Mayor Glenn was successful,” he said. Patty Murray, D-WA, and Mike Johnson said. “It was a bizarre The problem on the Palouse See WATER Page 7 See MIKE’S Page 7
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6/*7&34*5:3&$3&"5*0/tVSFDXTVFEV sports The Daily Evergreen sports editor Jimmy Blue [email protected] PAGE 3 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008 Freshman tennis player shines Selflessness is key Rochestie leads basketball team by example for the team, when redshirt senior Taylor Rochestie gave up his scholarship, allowing the Cougars to sign an additional The Crimson recruit to a National Letter of Pulse Intent during the early signing By Matt Renninger period. The selflessness of Rochestie Selflessness – without it the and his family was rewarded amount of individual talent on this preseason when he was a team means nothing. A single put back on scholarship for the athlete bent on personal glory 2008-09 season. can be the catalyst that leads to For many college athletes, the downfall of an entire athletic especially in basketball where organization. individual achievement is This downfall usually comes extremely easy to single out, a hand-in-hand with players who scholarship is a badge of pride. It demonstrates that a player possess a sense of entitlement, was highly recruited and are believing they deserve the ball considered to be a valuable asset more times a game, or that they to the team. are due some sort of special In spite of receiving this compensation for their talents accolade, Rochestie has been the and contributions. definition of humility. Last October, the Cougar In his 2008 season he set basketball team got a sign that selfishness is not an issue See ROCHESTIE Page 4 Golf looks to freshmen Cougar women’s golf played a and it lingers and piles up to 80 rough couple of rounds at the and that will come along with more experience,” Williams said. Ihlanfeldt Invitational. The team had the fourth low- est score in the field in the second From staff reports round at 304. The team was in COURTESY OF WSU ATHLETICS eighth after two days and was in The WSU women’s golf team Freshman Elisabeth Fournier, from Ottowa, has not lost a match this season. a position to make a move, but it finished ninth at the Ihlanfeldt wasn’t the finish the Cougars were Fournier focuses on playing her best, doesn’t dwell on outcome Invitational held at Sahalee hoping for. Country Club in Sammamish. The “Sahalee is difficult all year and By Jeff Allen stepped on the court at the age of “The first thing that jumped tournament was once the site of it was 55 degrees compared to 70s Evergreen staff four. Her parents introduced her out was her personal quali- the PGA Championship. back in Pullman. You have to be to other sports such as volleyball, ties. She wants to succeed in “We played well the second calm and focused on every shot. It is always a special feat to soccer, and badminton, but at all aspects of life which usu- day, but we didn’t play as well on And with three freshmen it’s a roll win seven matches in a row in the age of eight a tennis coach ally translates to success on the the first and third days,” WSU golf of the dice to see how they do on tennis. What freshman Elisabeth saw her potential and started court,” Hart said. Head Coach Walt Williams said. a course like this and they played Fournier has done so far has giving her lessons. Eight years This past summer the injury Senior Amy Eneroth ended well except for the final round,” topped that. The Ottawa native in a tie for seventh at 227(+11). later, she was ready to continue bug bit and made it difficult for Williams said. has yet to lose in her college Senior Jessica Black ended in a tie The next tournament for the career and her 7-0 record is a her career at the collegiate level her to get ready to play this fall. for 25th place, shooting 235(+19). and instantly fell in love with With only a month before she Cougars is the Kiawah Cuthbert sign of greater things to come. Freshman Lauren Howell fol- Cup in Kiawah, S.C.. It will take WSU. needed to report to Pullman she “We haven’t been dwelling on lowed the seniors in 36th place at place Oct. 27 and 28, and the the winning and losing in the fall. “I sent resumes to lots of dif- finally started to get back into 239(+23). The final two finishers Cougars have high expectations. We want a positive attitude from ferent schools and Coach Hart shape and entered two tourna- for the Cougars were freshman “We have played well there. our girls and for them to buy into was the first to respond. After ments to get ready. She reached Andrea Rosete at 245(+29) and We played well there last year our philosophy as a team and our first call I fell in love and it the semifinals in her first tourna- Kristen Allard with a 247(+31). and the young players should do she does that every single day,” was an easy choice to make,” ment before winning the second. “The team needs to improve well there. This tournament can’t Head Coach Lisa Hart said. Fournier said. Despite the success, she still did on our toughness. We have some hurt us, it can only move us up, Fournier's road to tennis has Hart had the same idea after freshmen who need to learn to and I think we have a very good been a long one since she first their first conversation. See FOURNIER Page 4 be tougher. They have a bad hole chance,” Williams said. Mike Holmgren goes off on sagging Seahawks A fiery Holmgren ripped into Holmgren is tied with Joe Gibbs for 10th all-time in NFL his team, in what he called ‘a coaching wins with 171. He has truth session’ on Wednesday. already announced this is his final season, and Seattle has already By Gregg Bell signed defensive backs coach Jim The Associated Press Mora to take his place, beginning in 2009. RENTON — So much for a In a separate conference call soft, sentimental ride through to reporters in Green Bay, the Mike Holmgren’s 10th and final 60-year-old Holmgren reiterated season as Seahawks coach. he isn’t necessarily retiring – that The paternal yet often fiery he considers next year a “sabbati- Holmgren ripped into his play- cal” from football. ers during what he called “a “I wish I could tell you how truth session” on Wednesday, I’m going to react to this, after three days after Seattle (1-3) was having done it so long and not embarrassed 44-6 by the New taking a break for so many years,” York Giants. he said. “I don’t know. I’m going It was the worst margin of to be open. Who knows? After defeat in Holmgren’s head coach- one year, who knows? I’m going ing career, which began in Green to be open to any number of Bay in 1992. It left the four-time things. We’ll see.” defending NFC West champions As for the present, Holmgren in what Pro Bowl linebacker was still talking about how unac- Julian Peterson called “almost” ceptable last weekend’s effort was panic time entering Sunday’s against the Giants, hours after home game against the Packers chewing out his players. While (2-3). most of Seattle’s attention has “He’s definitely tense, there’s been on an underperforming no doubt about that,” quarterback defense allowing 34, 33 and 44 Matt Hasselbeck said in a confer- points in losses this season – after ence call to reporters in Green surrendering 42 to the Packers Bay. “Mike got up today and real- while getting eliminated in last TED S. WARREN/ASSOCIATED PRESS ly laid into the offense. I mean, he January’s playoffs – Holmgren gave it to us hard today. Seahawks Head Coach Mike Holmgren talks to his team at training camp Aug. 12 in Kirkland. “That was tough to take.” See HOLMGREN Page 4 Holmgren is in his final season with the team, but is now calling 2009 a “sabbatical” year. 4 THE DAILY EVERGREEN SPORTS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008 Man indicted in Williams slaying Big football weekend Oklahoma quarterback Sam Clark was arrested on an Kansas City Chiefs spokes- Saturday’s college football match-ups will showcase four Bradford is second in the nation unrelated charge four days man Bob Moore said the in passer rating, while Texas after Williams was killed. Brandon Flowers injured in the of the top five ranked teams. quarterback Colt McCoy has attack is not the Chiefs’ rookie completed 79 percent of this cornerback of the same name. By Ralph D. Russo By P. Solomon Banda and Arnie throws and leads the team in Also in the limousine was The Associated Press Stapleton rushing. then-Broncos wide receiver In the Southeastern The Associated Press Even before the season, Oct. Javon Walker, who held the Conference, the last two nation- 11 was circled on the calendars DENVER — A 25-year-old dying Williams in his arms. al champions meet in Florida’s of many college football fans. man was indicted Wednesday Walker, now with the Oakland Swamp. The Gators, who won it Raiders, wasn’t injured. Now that six weeks of football all in 2006, have already lost a on first-degree murder charges have been played, Saturday’s in the drive-by shooting death Clark does not yet have home game. That should make an attorney for the Williams schedule looks even better. for one desperate group await- of Denver Broncos cornerback Three games matching six Darrent Williams on New indictment, said Denver dis- ing the arrival of defending trict attorney’s spokeswoman ranked teams, including four champion LSU. Year’s Day 2007. of the top five, will surely rock Willie D. Clark faces 39 Lynn Kimbrough. A call after The Tigers beat the Gators hours to his attorney on a the national championship race, and Heisman winner Tim counts, including murder, starting in Dallas at the Texas attempted murder, assault, separate federal case, Alaurice Tebow last season, converting Tafoya-Modi, was not immedi- State Fair. five fourth down opportunities crimes of violence and a weap- Oklahoma and Texas renew ons violation, Denver District ately returned. and rallying to win 28-24. the Red River Rivalry, and once While it was obvious Attorney Mitch Morrissey said. According to the indict- again the stakes are enormous. OU-Texas and LSU-Florida Clark is in federal custody ment, taunts were exchanged between the groups inside the Both Big 12 South rivals are were going to be big games, in a separate case. He was long ranked in the top five. The loser Oklahoma State-Missouri is an considered a “person of inter- nightclub, and both groups went outside when the club THE ASSOCIATED PRESS not only will have its national unlikely headliner. est” in Williams’ slaying but is title hopes take a hit, but just The Cowboys have practically the first suspect to be indicted. closed. Witnesses testified that Prosecutors say Willie Clark has a “large” man from Williams’ been indicted on murder charges. getting to the conference cham- matched the high-scoring Tigers Williams’ mother, Rosalind pion game becomes a tricky point for point. Oklahoma State Williams of Fort Worth, Texas, group then grabbed Clark the Rocky Mountain News. “about the head.” task. is No. 3 in the country in scoring told The Associated Press that The indictment came down The game could also produce at 52.6 per game, Missouri is Clark asked friends for “a after the Broncos’ practice, and the indictment brought her a Heisman Trophy front-runner. second at 53.4. peace but also dredged up heater,” or gun, according to long-snapper Mike Leach said the indictment. Williams and painful memories. as he left the team’s headquar- his companions took off in the “Oh, I got bittersweet news ters that it brought a sense of limo and Clark, driving the today,” she said of her phone relief to the team. ROCHESTIE | Coug work ethic SUV, caught up and fired, a “We’ve been waiting for call from Detective Michael witness said. Two weapons – this for a long time. Hopefully Martinez informing her of Continued from Page 3 two-year start by any coach in a .45-caliber handgun and a they have all their ducks in a Clark’s indictment. “There’s NCAA history – and it is easy .40-caliber gun – were used, row and everything will work a school record for single sea- still a long ways to go, a long to expect a repeat of last year’s according to the indictment. out the way we hope it will,” son playing time with 1,223 trial ahead. And we have to phenomenal Sweet 16 run. “Obviously there’s more he said. “I hope in some way minutes, in addition to being make sure this doesn’t happen So when you find your- than one shooter,” Morrissey it brings comfort to D-Will’s ranked 10th in the nation with to another family, too.” mom and his family. You can’t self packed into the electric said. a 2.8 assist/turnover ratio. He confines of Beasley Coliseum Clark was arrested on a do anything to bring him back averaged 4.7 assists per game, late into the season, take a THERE’S STILL A LONG WAYS parole violation four days after but if it after all these years gives a little comfort to them, as well as 10.4 points – and he quick second to recognize the TO GO, A LONG TRIAL AHEAD. Williams was killed. He was did it all without any expecta- charged with drug violations hopefully it will.” outstanding team play of our AND WE HAVE TO MAKE SURE Nick Ferguson, a safety tion of compensation or indi- men’s basketball team across last year in an indictment that vidual reward. THIS DOESN’T HAPPEN TO also named Brian Hicks, the who played for the Broncos the board, especially that of with Williams, said he hoped Self-sacrifice such as this, in ANOTHER FAMILY TOO. registered owner of the SUV Rochestie who gave up one authorities have the right conjunction with the Cougars’ police say was used in the of the greatest awards’ a col- person. unquestionable work ethic and Rosalind Williams shooting. lege athlete can receive for the “I trust the people investi- the world-class coaching of Darren Williams’ mother Investigators have said benefit of his team and all the gating the case did their home- Tony Bennett – who himself is Cougar faithful. Clark was part of Hicks’ alleged work and they won’t drag peo- Williams a former a model of selflessness, turn- drug operation. Hicks was in ple into court on charges that MATT RENNINGER IS A SENIOR BIOLOGY MAJOR FROM OAK HARBOR. HE CAN BE Oklahoma State standout, was ing down a lucrative contract CONTACTED AT 335-1140 OR [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN jail at the time of Williams’ won’t stick,” said Ferguson, THIS COMMENTARY ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR at Indiana after the fourth-best THOSE OF TUDENT UBLICATIONS shot and killed while riding in shooting. now with the Houston Texans. S P . a rented limousine early on Morrissey emphasized at a “I’ve seen that happen too Jan. 1, 2007, after leaving the news conference that the police many times. Safari Club, a Denver night- investigation into the slaying “I’m like a lot of people HOLMGREN | Focus on offense club. He was 24. was continuing. He described who knew Darrent. I just want The indictment said the lead-up to Williams’ slaying the people responsible to pay Continued from Page 3 passer in the conference. Williams and Clark were at the as “something that wasn’t even their debt to society for tak- “We got a little bit where we club with separate groups of a good fist fight, but because ing such a young, vibrant man noted the offense has been put- were at the playground, just play- friends and there was an alter- weapons were involved it from his kids and his family. ting the defense in tough situa- ing catch,” Holmgren said. “Well, cation between the two groups. turned into a shooting ... It’s Not a moment goes by that I tions. you can’t do that and I will not Quoting witnesses, it said Clark senseless.” don’t think about D-Will and The offense converted just accept that. I put people on notice got into an SUV, followed the Police expressed frustra- his family after what happened one of 11 third downs against today.” rented limo carrying Williams tion at the “no snitch” culture that night.” New York. For the season, Seattle Hasselbeck said the offense and opened fire. they encountered during the Williams’ death hung is turning just 29 percent of its has received a counterbalance to At least 15 shots were fired investigation. A break in the over the Broncos throughout third-down plays into first downs. Holmgren’s fire this week: cool- into the limo. Williams was case occurred Aug. 21 when the 2007 season, as did the Only winless Detroit and St. ness from offensive coordinator shot in the neck, and two other Detective Martinez authenti- death of backup running back Louis have worse percentages in Gil Haskell. The 65-year-old has passengers, Nicole Reindl and cated a letter written by Clark Damien Nash, who collapsed the NFC. And with six receivers been on Holmgren’s staffs for all Brandon Flowers, were wound- allegedly admitting to the slay- after a charity basketball game injured throughout September, but two seasons of Holmgren’s ed, the indictment said. ing. The letter was obtained by in St. Louis in March 2007. Hasselbeck is the lowest-rated head coaching career. FOURNIER| Ready for spring Continued from Page 3 count toward the overall record of the team. However, fall matches not know what to expect when give so much more than a win or she arrived. a loss to a team. This is when they “I had no idea where I would find out who they really are. be. I wasn’t expecting anything other than to come out and show SHE IS TRULY A FIGHTER what I had,” she said. Each time Fournier steps on ON THE COURT AND A GREAT the court for the Cougars her REPRESENTATIVE OF THE goal is the same. The result of the TEAM. match is not nearly as important as the way she competes, she said. Lisa Hart “Every match is a new oppor- WSU tennis head coach tunity. I’m not concerned with winning or losing as long as I “They are very important in come out and put up a fight. If I our preparation for the spring. lose but play well I am fine with We get to work on different parts that,” Fournier said. of our game and get ready for Goals such a these make a the dual match season. All of our winning streak more manageable players have had good starts and because the added pressure to are excited for the spring,” Hart win is nonexistent. With her posi- said. tive outlook, Fournier continues Fournier’s hot start has pro- to improve and look stronger each pelled the Cougars to big week- time she gets ready to play. ends in both of their tournaments “Every match she gets better. this fall and her hard work has She is truly a fighter on the court shown. and a great representative of the “These tournaments give you team,” Hart said. matches to get you match-tough The fall season appears to be when spring comes around,” she less important than the spring said. “I am going to be ready for because fall tournaments do not the spring.” opinion The Daily Evergreen opinion editor Dominick Bonny [email protected] PAGE 5 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008
OUR VOICE Evergreen Editorial Board McCain’s myths about Obama In the weeks preceding the elections, disinformation can pay Transparency needed T. Odierno. tional surrender. Bob Woodward has said Myth # 2: Barack Obama resident Elson S. Floyd’s declaration of surge proponents also fail to has close ties to radical left- transparency suffers every day the uni- Ranting mention the U.S. is bribing ists such as the Weather Sunnis not to kill one another. Underground founder William P versity carries on with no information Again The tremendous gains accred- Ayers. about the provost. It has been two weeks since By Gavin Mathis ited to the Anbar awakening Yes, it is true Obama and Provost Steve Hoch abruptly left, and there is still will mean nothing unless a Ayers live in the same neighbor- no information about why he left or when he’ll be I’ve decided not to lambaste substantial number of Sunnis hood and served on the board of back, if ever. Sarah Palin this week because, are integrated into the Shiite-led a Chicago foundation together. If guilt by association makes a A major state university willingly withholding frankly, it’s too easy. I’m taking government. And if the U.S. dol- the high road and leaving her lar drops any further in value, man a criminal, then McCain important information from students, faculty and alone. More pressing issues need Sunnis might request to be paid should be sharing a prison cell alumni is unacceptable. Public officials cannot just to be addressed. in Euros. With so many ethnic with savings and loan swindler walk away from their jobs without explanation. With just four weeks until the groups wanting the same things Charles Keating. The longer the McCain campaign dwells on general election, John McCain’s – the oil-rich city of Kirkuk and The American public doesn’t accept this behav- these attacks and ignores eco- campaign is spreading three their group’s ethnic hegemony – ior from cabinet members and other high-level it is just a matter of time before nomic issues, the lower his poll officials and neither should the students of WSU. myths that darken the waters of numbers will fall. reason as Americans decide who sectarian violence ensnares the Students can’t just leave school citing personal country again. Myth #3: Obama is Muslim. to vote for. I have difficulty fathoming reasons – that’s called dropping out. If we do that Myth #1: The troop surge Speaking at the Council on Foreign Relations in 2003, the degree of insanity required we can’t get jobs. But the example that Floyd, in Iraq is responsible for the to believe this claim. Even if he Warwick Bayly (dean of the College of Veterinary decrease in sectarian violence. McCain said, “We lost in Vietnam because we lost the will was a Muslim, a candidate’s faith Medicine and acting provost), Hoch and the rest When the surge was initiated should not influence a person’s in the early months of 2007, a to fight … and because we lim- of the administration are setting for the students ited the tools at our disposal.” voting habits. It is absolutely tentative drop in violence did No wonder McCain is so ridiculous to assume Obama is a is that once you have a job, you can up and leave allow for some gains in the gung ho about the surge – he Manchurian candidate propped without any explanation. rebuilding of Iraqi security forc- by the Islamic community. The duties of the provost are important – they thinks we should have stayed es. However, what supporters in Vietnam. I’m not asking him I try to avoid ad hominem attacks, but if you think the impact everyone in the WSU community, espe- of the surge ignore or blatantly to be “McCain of Arabia,” not surge in Iraq is the reason for cially the students. During this turbulent time in disregard is the Mahdi Army’s even T.E. Lawrence could get extended cease-fire, which was the decrease in sectarian vio- our state, we need a steady hand at the tiller and the Arab tribes to work together lence, you are a fool. If you think declared last February by Shiite in perfect harmony. I’m simply confidence in our leaders. We want to see progress cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. Once al- Obama pals around with radical made on advising issues and A2P2. asking McCain to realize that 60s leftists, you are a gullible Sadr calls off the cease-fire, eth- U.S. meddling in Middle Eastern This is the first time Floyd’s promise of trans- nic tensions will resume to pre- fool. If you think Obama is a affairs spawns the hatred needed Muslim, then you are an insane, parency is actually needed, and the administration surge levels and Americans will to carry out terrorist acts. The finally realize al-Sadr is more gullible fool. If you believe all backpedaled on its commitment. If this foot-drag- archaic notions of military vic- three of these things, you are ging stall for time and stability is what students influential in Iraq than Prime tory and defeat he learned at McCain. Minister Nouri al-Maliki or the can expect from the administration every time Annapolis don’t apply to modern GAVIN MATHIS IS A SOPHOMORE COMMUNICATION AND POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR FROM U.S.’s newly appointed Senior conflicts where democracy is BELGRADE, MONT. HE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY OPINION@DAILYEVER- there is information they need to know, Floyd’s GREEN.COM. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE Commander Lt. Gen. Raymond STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. tenure as president may be unpleasant indeed. sought instead of an uncondi- Using the excuse that Hoch’s departure is a personnel issue doesn’t cut it. We don’t buy it and neither should the students or other members of Capitalism is our best way out of turmoil the university community. Bayly has stepped into the role of acting pro- Ayn Rand may be dead, but she has the answers to our economic crisis personal values. No man should approve mortgages to individu- vost for the time being. And if Hoch doesn’t come have to pay for another’s mistakes als regardless of their poor credit back, it means WSU wasted more than $146,000 or mooch the benefits of another’s history. Banks were eventually on the search to find Hoch. Averaged out over the hard work. strong-armed into lending to high- course of a year, Hoch’s $300,000 salary amounts For the Many characters in “Atlas risk borrowers who often were to slighly more than $800 a day. Each day his Record Shrugged” whine that they incapable of paying the money By Jessica Lack deserve jobs simply because they back and defaulted on their loans. absence continues, both he and Bayly are receiving are unemployed, not because they While the goal may have been the same salary. Bayly formerly made $210,801 as are qualified. This type of charity noble, the results are evident in Capitalism has always been is contrary to Rand’s entire phi- the implosion of the sub-prime dean. a dirty word to some, but in the In response to this absence of information, The losophy. Some may criticize her housing market. wake of the financial crisis, more stance as callous, but it reflects the This shows the danger in Daily Evergreen is starting a daily countdown, moderate Americans are con- purest form of justice: You reap lowering standards for people to marking each day that passes without an explana- demning the idea of the free mar- what you sow. borrow money based on the false tion or discernable solution to the provost ket. Uncertain times have shaken Capitalism is not the problem, premise that everyone “deserves” people’s faith in capitalism, with problem. but rather government interfer- to own a home regardless of both politicians and the media ence that stunts the economy. income or credit history. Last Floyd has promised some kind of announce- actively working to discredit its Socialism breaks the human by week, a panic-stricken Congress ment by the end of next week. We can only hope benefits. Yet economists will tell inverting capitalism in a sinister passed a $700 billion bailout bill it will be a step back toward the transparency he you that capitalism increases way. It punishes those who work which follows the socialist rea- promised. wealth and prosperity unlike any and gain wealth and rewards soning that mismanaged banks other system. those who shirk their duties and “deserve” to get saved, though Editorial board member Rikki King abstained The worn adage that “money is beg instead. they have not earned this bailout from this editorial due to her work on a related story. the root of all evil” fails to offer any Those inclined to be productive money. successful alternative system for and do what’s best for their com- Now, more than ever, we assigning value to goods and ser- munity will be worked to death, need to join in Rand’s defense of Days since Provost Hoch’s unexplained leave: vices. If there is no value assigned shouldering the burden for the capitalism as a moral imperative. to the work you do, the money lazy and useless. While socialism Unadulterated capitalism has you are paid and goods you buy may seem irrelevant in America been proven to stimulate the econ- become worthless. today, our current economic situ- omy and spread wealth. However, Philosopher Ayn Rand pio- ation illustrates the consequences this is not its most important neered the idea that capitalism of socialist policies that allow aspect of our situation. We must is a moral good and pragmatic. people to reap benefits without defend capitalism because it is the In her monumental novel “Atlas earning them. only way to protect our freedom Shrugged,” Rand champions indi- The recent financial crisis to live how we choose. Our indi- 16 vidual rights, asserting that the was caused by a host of guilty vidual rights will be stripped and pursuit of self-interest is morally parties and one major culprit is those with ability will be forced to Until the administration tells us why Hoch left, just because it is the only way to the Community Reinvestment provide for those who refuse to ensure personal accountability. Act of 1977. Intended to increase take care of themselves. we’ll keep counting. Capitalism is the system home ownership among low- JESSICA LACK IS A SENIOR NEUROSCIENCE MAJOR FROM PLEASANT HILL, CA. SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS through which individuals are free income and minority populations, EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY to make decisions based on their the CRA encouraged banks to EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. 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It’s a By Kate Quinn sive as oil or gold if it’s not con- Evergreen staff ticipate. WSU became involved recruiting, as well as the hospi- problem we see coming at us in served,” he said. because Grant County lies tal and home visits and doing a the future, so it makes sense to Robischon said people just WSU is participating in the between the university and lot of testing, both environmen- solve it now.” need to pay attention to how largest children’s health study UW. tal as well as behavioral and Jim Osiensky, a University they use water. in U.S. history. “Counties were chosen that social. As the children progress of Idaho professor, spoke Workman offered a few sim- The study, which also would represent the whole U.S, the 21 years, we will be study- about how he believes there is ple tips to conserve water. includes the University of with things like educational ing them,” he said. recharge in the aquifer. “It’s a multifaceted issue,” he Washington and the Oregon level, whether a place is more Students will be involved “It means that when we take said. “Small things like chang- Health and Science University rural or urban, things like race with the study after initial water out it basically refills ing water use habits can make in Portland, Ore., was given a and ethnic distribution,” she research begins. “There will probably be itself, so that’s real positive a difference. Not taking a long boost with a five-year, $40-mil- said. some involvement with stu- news,” said Jon Kimberling, an shower, or turning off the water lion grant from the National Also, two WSU research- dents in our study team but it insurance agent from Moscow while you brush your teeth. Institutes of Health. The grant ers involved with the study, who sponsored the event. will not involve a large num- These are very small things, but will go directly to the Pacific Phillip and Patricia Butterfield, ber of students,” Phillip said. He said water issues aren’t (they) could have a big effect.” Northwest Center for the worked at UW previously. This “Hopefully as the study pro- National Children’s Study at connection ultimately led to the gresses, we will come up with the University of Washington, collaboration. extra funding.” BAYLY | Meetings scheduled center director Shirley Researchers will go door-to- Once 1,000 children are Beresford said. door in each county, looking found at each site, the study Continued from Page 1 sible, but there is not a meeting This study is in response for women planning to have will monitor environmental, scheduled. to the Children’s Health Act children, so preconception genetic, biological, cultural, He said he has met mostly with Late Tuesday, ASWSU of 2000, in which Congress research can be conducted. chemical and dietary effects on groups and individuals through President Brandon Scheller directed federal agencies to “We will also work with a them, Houck said. the course of scheduled provost said Bayly had called and develop a long-term study of prenatal clinic to be able to “This is a really unique meetings. agreed to begin meeting children’s health and develop- recruit women preconcep- study,” Phillip said. “It’s the Before Hoch left, he met monthly next week. ment in relation to environ- tion or in the first trimester,” largest study of its kind and it with ASWSU executives every “Either person that’s in the mental exposure, Beresford said Gail Houck, director has tremendous opportunities two weeks to discuss under- role of provost, we’re fine as said. of Academic Graduate & to answer very important ques- graduate issues such as aca- long as the administration is “The overall goal is to con- Interdisciplinary Programs at tions between the environment demic advising. Bayly said listening to us,” Scheller said. duct some rigorous research OHSU. and our health as we grow up early Tuesday that he had not “I have heard nothing but posi- into childhood development, Participation in the study is and the health issues that may met with ASWSU. He said he tive things about (Bayly). We’re beginning actually at precon- purely volunteer, said Phillip develop.” would like to as soon as pos- excited to work with him.” region brief
MIKE’S | A solution is needed The department told the Kitsap crossover exercise machine. Accident at health club Sun that the boy was pronounced Poulsbo Police Chief Dennis Continued from Page 1 Duane’s position in that it puts dead sometime after he was airlifted Swiney said a detective went to the (the bar) in a huge liability,” kills 7-year-old boy to Seattle's Harborview Medical club Wednesday to gather informa- of clientele, with that number he said. Center. of people, you are going to have However, Scheller said POULSOBO — The Poulsbo Fire tion on what happened. The Tuesday evening accident The King County medical exam- issues,” he said. actions should still be taken to Department says a 7-year-old boy took place at Armstrong Fitness and K. Duane Brelsford, presi- deal with College Hill safety has died after being injured in an Physical Therapy, where the boy's iner's office plans an autopsy. dent and CEO of Corporate issues. Not all of the problems accident at a health club. father reportedly was using a cable THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pointe Developers – which may be solved by an extended holds the Adam’s Mall master opening time, but it is better lease where Mike’s is located – than forcing everyone to leave 795 Movie Listings 6/*7&34*5:3&$3&"5*0/tVSFDXTVFEV at once. said letting people stay at the “As it sits right now, the way bar past 2 a.m is a bad idea. He people are being ushered out of said putting the liquor license Mike’s is a recipe for disaster,” in jeopardy is not worth it. he said. A bar can lose its liquor Scheller said he thinks it is license if alcohol is found past negligent to not try tackling the the binding 2 a.m. time. Mike’s safety issue. employees would need to col- “If this can’t be the solution, www.PullmanMovies.com lect all of the alcohol from then so be it,” he said. “There Movie Info 334-1002 customers before 2 a.m. If needs to be a solution and the Liquor Control Board or nobody seems to have it right police find any alcohol, even if now.” it is just one bottle of beer, the WSU Dean of Students license could be revoked. Lucila Loera said she credits ASWSU for floating the idea. “We agree with the police She said Mike’s, as a business PG-13 Daily (5:00) 7:20 9:30 that it would be a poor policy,” establishment, has a right to Appaloosa R Brelsford said. assess the risk involved with a Daily (4:35) 7:10 9:50 Fitness Passport Session II ASWSU President Brandon proposal. Beverly Hills Chihuahua PG Scheller said he acknowledges Daily (3:50) 6:30 8:50 October 20-December 14 “Even if they decide that’s How to Lose Friends the risks of the proposal. He something they won’t do, I & Alienate People R said customers could potential- hope we can come to the table Daily (4:20) 7:00 9:40 ly put the bar at risk by doing Eagle Eye PG-13 Try Cycling along with Core Cardio, to have discussion and come up Daily (4:10) 6:50 9:20 things such as hiding a beer with a more viable option,” she Nights in Rodanthe PG-13 Cardio Kickboxing, Abs Blast, Step classes behind a speaker and drinking said. Daily (4:30) 6:40 9:00 it past 2 a.m. Reporter Andrew Talevich My Best Friend’s Girl R and more for $42 on the Fitness Passport! “I completely respect contributed to this story. Daily (4:50) 7:15 9:35 Burn After Reading R Daily (5:10) 7:30 9:45
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