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Financial support for clubs to increase by $18,000

BYMONICA PRICE News Reporter The Arbiter

ASBSU President David Morriss and Vice President Tom Labrecque introduced next year's budget to a full house Thursday in the Jordan A Ballroom. There were moments of hostility and gratitude as the crowd digested the numbers. Student organizations will re- ceive $18,000 increase in a pro- posed budget delivered to the sen- ate. "It's a dang good budget," said Morriss. - ASBSU gave itself $10,000 more as part of a pay increase recently passed by the senate and approved by Morriss. The senate pro tempore position, held by Pam MaGee, and the chief justice will receive a 55 percent in- crease in their service award; the rest of ASBSU will see 17 percent increase. However, some cuts were made in the budget. ASBSU cut one lob- byist position and won't be paying

the remaining lobbyist, bringing PHOTO BY MAAY OAWSOWTHE ARBITER the overall cost down. That person Student body president-elect David Morriss revealed his budget before a crowd of students in the Jordan Ballroom. The arrival of an unusually large number of will receive a tuition waiver, thanks students prompted the move Into the Ballroom from the Forum. to the Alumni Association, said Labrecque. Next year's budget predicts a $60,000 increase in revenue over last year and spends every last dime. The increase in revenue is A·B Ubudget funds centers, but the result of an Increase in student fees starting next fail. With the ad- ..,. e" .", e j • e'" " .. ,.. ,0>' . • "d)) ditional revenue, this is the first balanced budget in two years but it puts nothing in the contingency l\'lomss draws enueism regartuess fund. The last two administrations drew money from the contingency fund to balance the budget. Organizations will be happy to BY KYLE GORHAM crowd of over 130 Boise State note there were no cuts in fund- News Reporter students and faculty mem- ing. Each club was reevaluated bers waited patiently through to ensure there would be enough SBSU President the budget reading to ques- money, said Morriss. Thirty-five David Morriss put tion Morriss on the contro- clubs received more money that to rest rumors of versy surrounding the pos- the Financial Advisory Board rec- possible cuts in sible loss of ASBSU contribu- ommended. Diversity Affairs tions. Some of the sharpest "The vice president and Iwant- contributions by criticism from the crowd came ed to give clubs what they needed unveiling a bud- from English professor Marcy and deserved," said Morriss. "I get on Thursday Newman. have nothing against these [other] that included Newman, who considers clubs." The remaining clubs re- funding to the herself an advocate for under- ceived exactly what the FAD rec- groups. However, represented students on cam- ommended. Morriss's budget was unable .pus, grilled Morriss for using Senator Ramiro Castro sat on to stifle some sharp criticism what she called "underhanded last year's FAD. At the time, FAD from the gallery. practices." During the reading members weren't sure how much The president's budget in- Morriss said he didn't know revenue would be coming in, and cluded Individual $4,000 con- where the rumors regarding Castro said the FADrecommended tributions to the Women's budget cuts started. However, low-bail numbers to play it safe. Center, Cultural Center, and Newman didn't buy it. "He [Morriss] "I would rather have them plan the International PHOTO BY MARY DAWSOW!HE ARBITER to not get the money then have Students "I had the impression, was the one Students look on as ASBSU president David Morriss addresses the senate on Thursday. There were multiple quostions from them plan for it and it not be Program- communicating the crowd about club and organization funding for the coming year. amounts that that he was go- there," Castro said. the indication, that it might not exist in the bud- The Intertribal Native Council reo equaled last ing to get rid of The answer is yes. Had we the ASBSU gifts came from get. Nonetheless, she said the ceived less money due to a clerical year's funding. was highly unlikely they funding to these considered dropping the statements Morriss made to president expressed Ills sup- error. But Morriss said that should The money giv- people. And International Student's? Yes. Women's Center Coordinator would be gifting that port for the groups. Morris be fixed in the next reading of the en by ASBSU is then he turns Had we also considered drop- Melissa Wintrow. Wintrow recalled telling Wintrow he not part of the around and ping our [ASBSlJl retreat com- met with the president to in- budget. moneyto the centers would do his best to include Thursday was the first read- organization's tries to pretend . pletely? Basicaily, every single quire if the $4,000 contribu- the contributions in his bud- ing of the budget. On Tuesday, budgets; rather, this year," ' there were peo- thing on the budget was con- tions would be in next year's get. Additionally, Wintrow the senate will take another look they are a gift • Women's Center Coordinator pie spreading sidered," he said. budget. , expressed an apology over the at the proposed budget and any from student Melissa Wintrow rumors," she Morriss said in order to re- "I had the impression, the incident. changes made by ASBSU's Budget government. said. main fiscally responsible, ev- indication, that it was highly "Maybe initially when I went and Finance Committee over the Morriss, flanked by vice After the reading, Morriss ery item on the budget was unlikely they would be gifting to see Dave [Morriss] I was too weekend. All meetings are open to president Tom Labrecque, tried to clear up the misunder- considered for cuts. that money to the centers this interested in that money. It's the public and are held Tuesdays fielded questions from a gal- standing. ' Some of the doubt as to year," she said. not my role to be interested in and Thursdays in the Forum at 4: lery bursting from the seams "Had we considered drop- whether the diversity af- Wmtrow said Morriss in- that money, it's the students 45 p.m. of the Jordan Ballroom. The ping the Women's Center? fairs groups would receive dicated the money simply

? Senator' s email to professor sparks conflict

The following" the text of the email sent to English professor Ma",y Newman by ASBSU Senatof 801M Antchekov BYANDYBENSON that Newman had previously stated ARBITER EXTRA "All year long, we have white speak- i Editor-in-chief that a white speaker was inappro- ers on campus every month, every I Dear Ms. Newman, priate during Martin Luther King SEE DB MABCY NEW'uAN'S week. This is one opportunity to ! I would like to Introduce mySelf. Iwork teaching Jr. Celebration Week earlier in the ' III have someone who is not from the, I l English as a second language.' voluriteerwith the Tension generated by Thursday's semester, statements quickly con- dominant culture speak on campus. III Agency for New Americans, a refugee r.aseWement ASBSU Senate meeting spilled STATEMENT ONTBIS ISSUE I' firmed by Newman. 4 And I' think that's asking for very agency here in Boise. I have travelled to the middle over into cyberspace when ASBSU OPINION. PAGE east (not military). My major Is International Politics Senator Belle Antchekov sent a Later that night, Antchekov sent an little. I' : email intended for Newman to Nick Newman also dismissed i! andllntendtogetamastersinMiddleEastern ' vaguely worded email [see sidebar] type of stuff," Antchekov said. "She's h' . th t hi' Studies:Mybestfrlendsareofdiverse backgrounds. to English professor Marcy Newman Newman. BSU art professor, who a teacher, she has a responsibility to Antc ekov s accusations a s e i :'11

then forwarded the email to Marcy. racist. I' If any person wouiddare call me racist, Icould vouch accusing Newman of racism and was 1 that at least tw&nty PeOPle would defend me thatIam pledged to seek an unstated form of Newman determined the letter was not be racist ... She jeally ought to "I think that she obviously been: not I'. '.1 , not with a~ oath. I also ,happen to be W1lite.Basically I • of a threatening nature and contact. make a public statement apologiz- been getting a very good education \ amsay!ngthls.'(oUf cO~ntsln the senate were of justice. ed the Ada County Sheriff's Office, ing for that .. ,fromBoise State if that's her under- 'I,' a racist netureend unlessYD!J publicly Ilpologlze for " The dispute began when Newman initiating an investigation. Newman defended her comments standing'of racism;" Newman said. I' ' thtsestall\ments,H,111 oO/IIY bllslto assure that Ius- addressed ASBSU President David AntchekovsaidshewantsNewman during the senate meeting. reiterat- "Racism is furi,damentallyaboutin: )i ticelsserMl andyOllWilI haI!lltheptiiliShments fit for Morriss at Thursday's meeting. to apologize for her comments, char- ing that shefelt a white speaker was stitutionaI stmctures that create a Ii eriyper'SblI PI'UWI!totnakepubUc stat~nts of Newman raised concerns that the being acterlzing them as racist towards inappropriate during a celebration climatetn::whichpeople not of the : aral'8;~magainsttf1eWMteracelseqcal ." current ASBSUadministration was whites. commemorating' the accomplish-: doinfriiilifcilIfurtfareoppressed It's I',·' ! to . ItiSt anyOther,'Ral;lSrnIs Racism. Yo,", insensitive to issues faced by un- "A facuI!y member 'V1!-0l.~.resen~ ~:f.:r:;:I,~uid~,Cbl\$ldeS,~' ;;.o~r~you.:::'.~,rse_:::;,'£--If;:fO::rtuI\a;;;, ,;;;,~::;.,,=;thet:,;•.. ;l;:am:,:;c,::.gIvi:;,,·llI::;,Y!l;,..u.,-". "",: ~~tl)~::I~~~1:ee:a~:~li~~~~~~rri~u~~a ~:~~:P~Hl9~.""~gtf~~:,,ahlstOriCld,.,:,.c IT ,. " ..priate MLK spe'ake!',~.Ne~said. '<"i':'>"i'\' S~ E' .....~. J' ,',

mws· MONPAY)APRIL 19)2004 PAGE 2 Classified employees get up to 4 percent raise

tion of state budget deficits. of-living adjustment, an addi- funding hasn't kept up with the Rosenbaum says that she hopes much needed, some say it's not ally, the legislation's cost-of- tional 2 percent based on mer- BY GREGORY RUTIY living adjustment doesn't keep university's needs, Rosenbaum BSU can continue to increase enough. it-a move Buildings Facilities Special to The Arbiter up with inflation or address the said that BSU's adminlstra- the salaries of its classified em- "Any money helps us," said ti8n decided to do something Specialist, Bill Haynes, is thank- Ric Hobart, building facility co- three year pay freeze Idaho's ployees. BSU's classified staff will see to further help their classified ful for. "This is just a step. It may take ordinator for the Student Union classified employees have en- "Bob Kustra stepped out there their first cost-of-living adjust" dured. ' employees. several years before we can get ment in three years when a 2 Building "We deserve more. "If we waited for the state to a long ways in order to take care A simple fact is we haven't BSU's classified staff are the of his employees," said Haynes classified ~mployees at a pay percent salary increase passed second lowest paid of all clas- fund this [further pay Increas- grade we're proud of," says by the Idaho Legislature goes had anything for the last three esl, we would have waited for- "It's deeply appreciated." years." sified employees in, a fact BSU is funding the pay in- Rosenpaum. into effect June 6. The legisla- BSU Budget Director, Chris ever," said Rosenbaum. tion affects all of the state's With the Bureau of Labor The administration decided crease with money held over Statistics indicating an inflation Rosenbaum called "embarrass- in previous years in anticipa- classified staff. ing." Because the legislature's to implement their own cost- While the salary increase is rate of about 2 percent annu-

tices would remain the same, simply answering "yes" to the LOCKS 0' LOVE question. Later, Orr provided a reason for his presence at the senate meeting. "I believe that the ASBSU ad- role. If the ASBSU and all the ministration intended to cut students they represent really from their budget their contri- want this gift to go there, then bution to the Women's Center, we will accept it graciously. But the Cultural Center, and the I apologize publicly if I over- International Students pro- stepped any boundary by even grams. These are critical uni- being interested in it," she said. versity efforts worthy of ASBSU Wintrow said she understands support, and I wanted to sup- the dilemma involved with be- port these programs and the ing fiscally responsible, but also students they serve," he said. noted another factor that com- Orr said he was able to con- pounded the issue. Win trow firm to his own satisfaction that and coordinators for other di- there was a possibility of the versity groups received an email cuts by inquiring with auniver- from Morriss's administration sity official. requesting budget information Criticisms from the crowd about how the gift has been, later culminated in a scath- used in the past. Wintrow noted ing gallery comment by one the impact of the request. of Morriss's opponents in the "If there's more barriers put recent presidential election, up, more buracracy, it not only James Skaggs. Skaggs said the sends a distinct feeling of lack administration's actions were' of trust for that gift. It isn't a nothing more than politics, gift anymore, it's got strings at- contending their methods were tached," she said. used to gauge the response Morriss said the request was to cutting the contributions. intended to better budget for However, Morriss said the gifts the gift and held no ill inten- to the groups were never taken tions. off of the budget. Skaggs later Marty Orr, sociology profes- vowed to be "a watchdog to the sor and president of the Cultural administration" and hinted at and Ethnic Diversity Board, a possible recall election. After raised other doubts during the the hearing, Morriss comment- budget reading. In his gallery PHOTO BY EMILY DESLEIVfHE ARBITER ed on Skaggs' charges. comment, Orr asked Morriss "I think James Skaggs is do- Freshman, Mary Simpson, 19, music education major, contributes to locks of low. "I'm excited to have It short." Saturday from 9am to 2pm, Boise Hair Company if the contributions would be ing a very fine job in trying to provided free styling to each person who donated his or her hair. handled in the same manner bring me down ... I look at it as as other administrations. had. . a tick or a leech, you can try to Morriss responded by saying: cut it off, but there's not much of person," Antchekov said. to another human being is un- "That should be self-evident," and was unapologetic for the you can do, he's going to try and Newman said the letter conscionable," Newman said. However, Orr pressed Morriss tone used in the email: "She "And I think it's really absurd suck some blood," he said. Email should feel threatened be- crossed the line between dis- on the issue for a yes or no an- "If he wants to keep us in course and intimidation and considering what I said at that swer, citing George Bush's re- from page 1 cause she did the wrong thing," check, that's fine, we're going to called Antchekov's judgment meeting ... I think that's really cent press conference, which However, Antchekov said noth- not the wayan elected officiai keep ourselves in check," Antchekov said that "justice" ing sinister was implied. into question. often included veiled responses. should be acting," meant Boise State President "Come on, I'm not that type "Making that kind of threat Morriss assured him the prac- Bob Kustra would be notified PAGE 3 MONDAY,APRIL 19, 2004 NEWS·

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criminal behavior. about them. I would prefer we mation or lied, they would be BY ANDY BENSON Eckles said the code of con- keep that information in a pret- brought up on those charges. BAGEL & BAKERY Editor-in-Chief duct board members are not ty small circle of folks," Blake We go under the pretense that trained to handle criminal is- ~~ 'PuIJlle &1I1 espIWn Boise State's student code of said. "But I can understand the students are going to be honest sues. locally om RId oJi"l1ltfl! other side of the argument." and forthright when they come conduct program provides the "Although it's criminal be- "I get really squishy on it be- in. Maybe that's wrong, I don't 908 IV.Main 51. Downtown Boise Ph: 338~1299 university with an in-house dis- havior, we can't look at it from cause I'm not quite sure what know. We try to keep it conver- Hours: Mon-Fri 6:30am-6pm / Sal 7:30am-3:3Opm /Sun 8:30am· 2:30pm ciplinary proceeding that is able a criminal perspective," Eckles the right thing is to do. I think sational, we want to have give to quickly deal with conduct vi- said. "We're not judges. We're about it when I see the pictures and take and let people talk." olations quietly. However, the just regular students and regu- of the sexual predators in the Additionally, students are not secrecy surrounding the hear- lar faculty," adding that stu- Statesman. I think, 'Oh my allowed legal representation. ings, which closely follow na- dents are always encouraged god, these guys don't have any Instead, students may select an tional models in use at many to follow up with the criminal TIP universities, often draws fire opportunity at all to be anony- advisor, but the advisor is not allowed to justice process. from critics who argue that the mous in But defining a disciplinary process should be transparent our com- address the board, only process as educational rather to the campus community. mu n it y . the student then punitive draws criticism Administrators state that the But my ",OO~ Of OUQ CUSTOMeQS "Although it's - placing the from activists involved in cam- proceedings need to be closed second AGQee THAT THey Pf2efeQ burden of pus safety issues. in order to avoid violating stu- thought is representa- S. Daniel Carter, executive CONOOMS OVeQ HeQPeS" dent privacy rights mandated 'but, I'm criminal tion solely on director of Safety on Campus, by the Federal Educational sure glad I the student a non-profit that addresses stu- Rights and Privacy Act, though saw them who might dent safety on campus, said the the Clery Act permits universi- so if my behavior, we be intimi- educational nature of code of ties to release the names of re- daughter dated by the conduct programs fails to ad- sponsible parties and sanctions goes close process if dress the point of disciplinary imposed in cases of violent to them, I can't look at it charged with hearings. . crime. BSU currently doesn't can yank a serious al- "The safety of other students provide that information, how- her away.''' legation. takes precedence over 'edu- ever. The Arbiter obtained re- Though from a criminal "We've cating' criminals who happen cords from October 1998. to the code of . ~~ gone around to be students," Carter said. present after filing a request conduct of- and around "The first obligation of a school under Idaho's Open Records ten address perspective, Iiwww.rubberrainbow.com on that one," ought to be protecting their \:' ;:.\" ~ tc ' Law. According to the records criminal Eckles said. law-abiding students, not edu- released by the university, 17 behavior, "They have cating the criminals." students have been found re- the struc- Ecldes said. to under-: Blake said the process needs sponsible for various assaults, ture of- stand they to be changed, but for different and one was found responsible fers little "W·. ere~ not are adults reasons. for committing an unspeci- protec- "We have had some concern tions avail- . now ... that's fied sex offense. The sanctions expressed by participants in the What's faster than the able in the where the ranged from conduct probation judges. We~re educational process about how the process to permanent expulsion from criminal works or doesn't work when justice sys- aspect comes spee~ of sound? Boise State. in. Students we have cases of sexual assault Melissa Win trow, BSU tem, such or physical assault," Dlake said. as swear- just regular need to, one, Get answers. Anytime. Anywhere. Women's Center coordinator, learn how "By and large, the complaints expressed support for the code ing partici- center around how difficult it pants to an to take con- of conduct program, but said students and trol of their is for the alleged victim and she wished the process were oath and the alleged perpetrator to be allowing community, more open. and, two, in the same room and at the answer legal repre- "I do believe the student code regular faculty,~~also stand same table answering very dif- of conduct is a lot more respon- sentation. ficult questions and answering B 1 a i n up for their sive then the criminal justice own rights, charges made by each other." Eckles, Real-time answers from real librarians system," Wintrow said, but though that "We're not aware of other Boise State added that the results should may be nerve-wracking for stu- models out there, but we are Accurate, uo-to-dete information be released so that victims conduct officer, said requiring dents." looking for them because we 24 hours a day, 7 days a week know that others face similar students to swear under oath are pretty well convinced that may discourage participation Another point of conten- And, it's all free! situations, and perpetrators re- tion is the exact definition of this process isn't serving our alize their behavior will be ad- in the process, chilling the ef- students as well as it ought fectiveness of the program. the code of conduct program. dressed when reported. too." "We haven't had much of a The code's preamble states, The conduct program will be "The Student Code of Conduct examined and possibly revised discussion in regards whether or not students should be put is not a criminal law code and later this year. Peg Blake, vice criminal law concepts do not president of student affairs said under oath, because that raises a couple different questions of apply to it," and administrators she felt the results should be are quick to assert the conduct kept quiet, but acknowledged legality." Eckles said. "We do have a section under program is an educational one, critic's concerns. not judicial. However, there is "My general feeling is that the code, were if a student is found to have falsified infor- no doubt the process addresses I don't want to tell the world • •

I ·1I 04/08/04 8:00 p.m. 03/3V0411:00 a.m. cident occurred. The report has been routed to a prosecutor for A hit and run occurred in I A vandalism was reported at review. the parking lot of Chaffee Hall. ! the Tennis Bubbles. A possible This occurred sometime over suspect has been identified and the past several days. There are the investigation is continuing. 04/05/04 3:30 p.m. A theft was reported from the no known witnesses or suspect leads. 04/0210410:008J1L Student Union Building. A lap- top computer was stolen from A battery was reported by a 04/1210412:10 p.m. BSU employee. The suspect is the second floor sometime over the past couple of weeks. A bike was reported stolen also an employee. The report from Driscoll Hall. This oc- has been routed to a prosecutor 04/08/041:30 p.m. curred sometime after 04/081 for review. A bike was reported stolen 04. The bike was left unlocked from the Math Learning Center in a bike rack by the dormitory. 04/05/0410:008J1L An information report was at 1406 Chrisway. An instruc- tor witnessed the theft. An area 041121041:30 p.m. filed by Student Union employ- A deputy filed an informa- ees after "graffiti" was discov- check did not turn up the bike or suspect, but both were locat- tion report for possible tele- ered on a bulletin board. ed the next day at a nearby el- phone harassment. The inci- ementary school. The bike was dents have been occurring at Who knew a 04/05/041:008J1L returned to the victim, the re- the Education Building; the in- A battery occurred at the port was routed to the juvenile cidents are still being evaluated Student Recreation Center. professor's prosecutor for further action. and it has not been determined Both involved parties were play- if a crime has been committed. ing basketball at the time the in- inspiration III!llllllllltJll1l • -' VOLUNTEER (C»jl""'" could create a ~) ~~RU new career Earth I Week path? I I April 19,- 23 ! on the Quad Events feature ....k Monday ~ Tree Planting Tuesday Solar Smoothies Wednesday Speaker Robert Bartlett Free Bike Inspection Thursday Movie "Baraka" Room LA 106 Friday ._--~.-_.~.~.: ~~··~~11~n-the-Quad--" .. All events are FREE. .; \

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~:::versity s~~~ a flat, per-credlt,' rate to charge ,stu,,~ ., ~ dents for tuition. Frankly put, every ,,',,'-' .•,,'",, student pay$,~e sameBamount per credit,1.wt'th exception to out-of-state~'~~~ dents whose education is" not supplemented by the stat~,~y.t ' " how is your tuition allocatedto each department within the uni- versity? , ' Would it seem unjust to you • if the department that you were studying in was considerably un- ' der funded when compared to other departments with an equal number or less students? Would >, it seem unfair to you to be put on ' waiting lists for required cl'asses every semester, while students in other departments enjoy one on one instruction from profes- sors because their classes are only at haif capacity? Such is the inequitable .sltu-: ation that exists in the College ' of Engineering. The College, of Engineering houses the depart- ments that offer degrees in ciVil; Institutional racism mechanical, and electrical engl-' neering. The college aiso over- cal who also stated in this same speech: would strongiy encourage all people and enslaved by white colonists in the sees the construction manage- BYDR. MARCY NEWMAN 1. "we refuse to believe that the bank of bringing speakers to campus to only in- Americas. This racism led to the geno- ment (CM) and computer sci- Special to the Arbiter cide of over 60 million people of African justice is bankrupt. We refuse to be- ence departments. Each of these vite people of color in order to redress lieve that there are insufficient funds this history, Why not invite Arundhati descent as well as the Holocaust that five departments contributes On Friday an ASBSU senator sent me exterminated over 100 million indig- in the great vaults of opportunity of this valuable graduates to society. an emallcalllng me a "racist" because I Roy and Toni Morrison to speak in nation." Given that my attendance at next year's Distinguished Lecture enous peoples whom we now consider However, some produce much stated publicly that I believe it is inap- Native American and Latin American. this senate meeting where I reiterated more than others with consider- propriate for white people to be invit- Series? I single out this series because my comment about the MLK celebra- it represents the dominant culture Consequently, the word racism Is reo ably less funding. In the past five ed as keynote speakers for. the Martin served to refer to a collective phenom- tion was to ensure that funding would years, the construction manage- Luther King, Jr. events at this institu- at Boise State when compared to the not be drawn away from the most mar- King celebration. For one thing, the enon in which the dominant power ment department put out close tion. At Boise State, scholars, writers, (read: white) oppresses marginalized ginalized students on campus-stu- to 100 graduates, while the me- and artists are paid to speak all year Distinguished Lecture Series receives dents who use the Cultural Center, more financial support than the King groups (read: brown). For me it is a chanical and civil engineering round; and, the speakers who come to form of violence to use the word "rac- Women's Center, and the International departments produced' 58 .and campus and who are sponsored by the planning committee. That economic Programs Offices:I think it is wo~ re- imbalance is indicative of the power ism" to describe a white woman's in- 57 ,gtadUat¢s:,i;Q.{{I,l.sPQP-4ingly· ',dominant culture within the institu- divlduallstlc experience as this sena- calling the way in which King fought for imbalance inherent "in these programs . economic equallty and racial justice. In This is aiarrtlingrwl1~n'one Teal~ 'don are predominantly white. It is only tor did . and this institution more generally. this respect, King's words, when exam- • ,f izes that theconstructior). man- when the Cultural and Ethnic Diversity Indeed, this young woman's email to agement department produced Board or student organizations like Perhaps this analogy may shed some ined in their context, reveal his tireless ! light on the specific category of racism me was violent and threatening. I find ; that many more graduates on OEIA or INC bring people to campus it troubling and Ironic given that racism dedication to removing the Imbalance i and its meaning. I approximately, half ,',the, total that this community gets to hear a dif- has everything to do' with violence- of power that is inextricably tied to race budget as compared to the other ferent perspective from people of color. Racism is a form of oppression that in this country. In the U.S., and at Boise cannot be understood, without com- with a htstory and, yes, a present sys- two departments/ ,,,' If I were a professor at another univer- temic form of violence. By plugging State, white people remain in positions With the 'ci.tJ'.i;.eqfbudget, the sity, I might not advocate this perspec- prehending the' systematic, lnstitu- of power and people of color, generally tional forces that uphold it Like the into this rhetoric she simultaneously construction) management' de- tive if speakers invited by all sectors of plugs into the enabling force behind speaking, do not. ,While white people partment is,able~t~·E;trlPI.oyfour,' the institution represented non-white word "nigger" that linguistically signi- may experience prejudice In isolated fies the violence of racism, one can- racism itseif in the way, she instantly full time instmgllni,;' While the . and non-western perspectives; at such reverts to aggression in her response to instances, this Is notthe,same as the not use either term without conjuring form of racism, and its connection to mechanical aridjCtvil' engineer- institutions Michael Moore, for in- my comment ing department:&\~IJ,iploy nine stance, might be ~ntirely appropriate to up an entire history of both words. a specific history of genocide and in- Racism in this country is deeply tied This reduction reminds me of the and seven instrUctors respec- , speak at a Martin'L~ther King keynote way in which people often reduce King equality. This is what Boise State needs tively. This is frustrating to con- event. However, this is not the case at to the history of enslaving, and tor- to remedy. turing an entire group of people who to two sanitized lines from his "I Have struction management students Boise State. .,' , a Dream" speech. But King was a radi- who suffer from the results of In light of this institutional history, were forcibly removed from Africa bad budgeting. John Stevenson, a CM student, recently com- mented, "Its frustrating that I have to put off my graduation by a whole year because I can't get into the classes I need to gradu- ate." The classes John needs aren't offered with enough fre- quency because there aren't Religion runs for president enough instructors in the de- partment to teach the classes. A recent independent, study, by never have been president, However, the purest form of political hroughout history, more Methodist leanings and since Jehovah's Witnesses power lies in giving people the absolute students in Sigma Lambda Chi Kerry adheres to a more (Construction Management 'than a quarter of U.S. do not believe in voting right to create the context of the world rational system of politics, Honor Society), shows that three , presidents were of the or holding office. If John they live in, this is what Americans have " , Episcopalian faith -- ba- where decisions are not Adams had adhered politi- died for in the past, and are still dying more professors are needed made as a personal decla- to bring the department up to sically Catholics who did cally to his Unitarian faith, for today. not care for bowing to the ration of faith, but rather environmental policy to- John Kerry is not a hypocrite simply speed with the other depart- on granting the individual ments in the college. TBritish Monarchy. John Adams was a day may have been vastly because he is not given to voting ac- II Unltarian, and as such, he believed that the freedom to choose. different, and taken to an cording to his religious conscience. It almost seems as if the Religion has always bat- College of Engineering has plans the human race was no more significant extreme, spider monkeys Unlike Bush, Kerry has opted to put than any other living thing. Thomas tled for its place in poli- and blue whales may have his faith in the American people. and to eliminate its construction tics, whether It was fram- management department alto- Jefferson was a Deist, he did not be- BYAUBREYSALAZAR been written into the Bill accepted them as having the rational, lieve in miracles or divine revelations. ing the principles of the Columnist of Rights under his ad- spiritual, and intelligent capacity to live gether. Why else would it con- Constitution, or asserting tinue to under fund a nationally Truman was a Baptist. Baptists contend visement While in office, their life. He has shed himself of the reo that the Bible is the absolute and final itseif in Congress and the Truman made history for being the first sponsibility to save our souls from eter- recognized program that out Supreme Court in the form of abor- word of God, that homosexuality is an president to receive a woman ambas- nal damnation. Bush has clearly taken produces the majority of the oth- tion rights, same-sex marriage, and all er departments in the college? abomination, and women are assigned sador. He could have easily reinforced on this responsibility. a place below men. Eisenhower was a other human practices that promote When you go to pay your tu- or go against the grain of religious fun- , his Baptist principles by refusing to ac-' For those who think getting an abor- Jehovah's Witness. Richard Nixon was knowledge a woman as anything but an, tion, marrying someone of the same ition this coming fall, you may damentalism. In a very real sense, it is a QUaker, non-practicing of course. appendage to man and God. sex. or not believing in God is going to want to consider where that absolutely ridiculous to think that reli- Lately, media attention has turned I believe in a pure and honest form of send me to hell, then let it be my choice money is going. It just might be gion should be a blueprint for leading toward the religious backgrounds of governance. To some, this means poli- to bum in hell. As the French philoso- that you are paying the salary of this country. ' two very contrasted presidential can- ticians should never deviate from their pher Voltaire put it, "I disapprove of an underused professor or that Had Eisenhower, as a Jehovah's didates, democratic nominee Senator own religious foundations and what- what you say, but I will defend to the you are buying new computers Witness, taken it upon himseif to in- john Kerry, and the current President ever they believe Is good, or just, or in- death your right to say It." for another department while doctrinate the nation's politics with his George W. Bush. your department struggles to beliefs, there would be no birthday or tolerable and sinful Is the standard for Power to the people. keep paper in the copy ma- Bush prefers to govern institutions which the entire country should live by. and create policy according to his Christmas celebrations, in fact, he may chines.

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Inspire International volunteer Ashley 5e1lll1l decorates Boise resident Alex Bernal's face with colorful natural pigments at Julia Davis Park during tha "Face Painting bY Donation Fundralser."

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There was a large turnout at Julia Davis Park for The Earth Day Celebration over the weekend. Saturday's events ranged from vendol'1selling their wares, to concerts, and a pulse pounding Impromptu drum circle at the end of the night

Campus Green Nikki Prindle I mans the orpnlzatlons booth Saturday during the Earth Day celebration. The organlzatlen was seiling logoed 55 percent hemp shirts designed by the Green members.

Doug Martsch, lead singer of Built To Spill (shown aboVe), perfonns during Tha Earth Day Celebration 2004 In Julia Davis Park, Saturday. Spin-offs, COpshows, 'classics' remakes primed for prime time a police case and works back- Familiar faces: Stars who Guide," for UPN. Aisha Tyler "Friends" spin-off "Joey" -- Sunday, star in separate ABC stars in her own workplace ward. BYROGERCATUN projects. Lachey's in "Hot made their name in earlier Remaking 'IV classics: Ready The Hartford Courant here's a lookat some other pi- hit series are trying new ones. comedy for CBSabout moving lots that mayor may not flyinto Mom," starring Gina Gershon as from fashion to the corporate for an update of "Mister Ed"? a wedding planner; Slmpson's John Goodman stars in the They're making it for Fox, with It's the reality shows that are fallschedules: Chicago family sitcom "Center world. Actors new to series 'IV: in an untitled sitcom about a With "Father of the Pride," Sherilyn Fenn and Sherman bunching up at the top of the pop star turned 'IV newsmaga- of the Universe" for CBS.Henry Hemsley in the cast. "The ratings. But networks continue Macaulay Culkin is featured in Wmkler is in the cast of NBC's a lock for NBC, five other ani- a proposed NBCcomedy about zine reporter. 0 mated shows are under devel- Robinsons: Lost in Space" is to show hope for scripted shows More cops: There's no short- "Beverly Hills SUV,"a comedy another new tum on the clas- __especially at this time ofyear. a brother and sister reunited af- about a dealership. Rob Reiner opment, including a new one ter growing up in different fos- age of crime and mystery solv- from "Family Guy" creator Seth sic series for The WB, which Pilot episodes for more than ers amid the pilots. "Keen heads "Everyday life," about ter homes. Jeff Goldblum is a McFarlane and an animated is also developing a new ver- 100 proposed new series are Eddie" star Mark Valleyreturns a family of therapists for NBC. sion of "Dark Shadows." NBC's being completed this month as financial consultant in therapy, Caroline Rhea stars in ABC's version of the controversial also for NBC. Lewis Black of as a private eye in "Harry Green comic strip byAaronMcGruder, vampire-hunting saga is called , part of the annual effort that Plus Eugene" for ABC. NBC's proposed "Plan B" about a sin- will result in rosters of new fall "TheDailyShow"stars as a high gle working mother. Jennifer "Boondocks," both at Fox. "Transylvania" school principal in a proposed "City of Dreams" is a Jerry Sons of '24': Time is still a Survivorscripted: Just so they shows. BIVckheimer-produced private Love Hewitt is featured in an are not left out, producers of re- Only about a third of them ABC sitcom. Chris O'Donnell untitled ABCcomedy. Tim Daly conceit in many of the prem- stars in the CBS comedy "The eye saga starring Jimmy Smits. ality shows are starting to offer will make it; a few others wili Stanley Tucci is the private eye of 'Wings" returns for "Eyes," ises. John Stamos stars in a pro- Amazing Westerbergs." Ricki posed ABCcomedy whose rust their own scripted series in pi- be held as possible rnidseason in Brooklyn in the CBS drama about a risk-management firm, lots this season, including Mark replacements. The others will Lake stars as a single mom who forABC.Jane Krakowskiis a cu- season is one long first date. runs a bar in a new project from "The Webster Report." Sarah Burnett of "Survivor"and "The disappear. ' Wayne Calliesis the star of "The linary-school grad in "Taste" for Jason O'Mara stars in the ABC the creators of "Cheers," for project "Countdown," in which Apprentice" fame, with a saga And while some new shows Secret Service" for ABC. And CBS.Andy Richter stars in a sit- about shipwrecked students are a lock for the fall -- includ- CBS. com about teen quintuplets for a SWATteam responds to emer- Nick Lachey and Jessica Fox's "Johnny Zero" is about called "Eden" for NBC. ing a fourth version of "Law & an ex-con who is a private in- Fox. Jenny McCarthy tries an- gencies in real time. And Fox's Simpson, whose variety show "Ricochet" starts at the end of Order" ("Trialby Jury"), a third vestigator. other comedy, "The Bad Girl's "CSI,"set in New York,and the drew 11.4 million viewers

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These missionar- Some say If you carefully examine the big screen. Four years ago, he experienced in letters from home. He is now simply serving ies each experience their own Biblical Text when "God's Army" came to transformations that are real Love making Is only for procreation the big screen it was the start of out his time with as little effort by means of missionary sex as possible when he is given a and believable. Some perti- a whole new market: Mormon nent details are left out here movies. Last month Harvest new missionary from Oklahoma I'm not sure what this all means as a junior companion. Elder and there. 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,. . "'( MONDAY. APRIL 19,2004 ARTS·Sc_ENTERTAINMENT Rivera's early cubism: . Showing his fun sides BY BLAKEGOPNIK later greatness. It will also please and the relative locations of all The Washington Post people less in love with him. It the objects on it There are mo- gives them something to look at ments of Picassoid transparency WASHINGTON-There are and admire that's very different where one pot overlaps another, lots of good reasons for dislik- from the nationalistic murals and Rivera's bottles are a tiny bit ing ethnic nationalism. (Number that made him famous. kaleidoscopic, but overall the one? It's always been a good ex- Rivera, who settled in Paris in painting avoids the dlsorienta- cuse for slaughter.) But here's a 1912 after several years making tions of true cubism. reason I'd never thought of be- tame art in Spain, came late to But in the process, it gains as fore: It can make a good artist the cubism of Pablo Picasso and much as it loses. Rivera achieves worse, Georges Braque, and that gave a decorative splendor that more A fascinating little show at the him ~ very special take on it. hard-hitting early cubism rarely National Gallery ofArt, organized Where the movement's found- did. His colors, and even-forms, by associate curator of modern ers tended toward tough, sober sometimes seem there just for art .Leah Dickerman, looks at pictures that delved deep into .the sake of how they look. It's the cubist work of Mexican art- the idea of fractured form and hard to imagine what objects ist Diego Rivera. The exhibition's space, Rivera, an artist still in his Rivera had in mind when he 18 paintings and three draw- twenties, made pictures full of palnted two hamburger-like ings, made while Rivera was liv- fun and color. blobs, with red and blue "buns" ing in France and Spain in the A picture he called "No.9, around green-and-black polka-· years around the start of World Spanish Still Life" recently dotted "patties," but they work War I, show him in the thick of passed to the National Gallery of just fine to keep the composi- that era's wildly inventive scene. Art from the estate of Katharine tion buzzing. The brown and They also suggest how much Graham, the late publisher of black tiles under the table seem the artist lost after 1921, when The Washington Post, and was cherished simply for how lively he returned home and began to the jumping-off point for the they make the picture look, even shoehorn "Mexicanidad" into current show. In most ways it's as they act as a kind of natural BY BLAIMEXICO DIEGO RIVERA AND FRIDA KAHLD MUSEUMS TRUST. tamer than anything Picasso carrier for cubism's standard all the art he made. The need to might have made. It shows a checkerboard effects. (A similar Creativity unmarred by the Insistent nationalism that was to come: Diego Rivera's "No.9. Spanish Still Ufe." It's part of "The make very clear that the "spirit view down onto a wooden table floor is played up once again in Cubist Paintings of Diego Rivera: Memory, Politics, Place" on display at the National Gallery of Art In Washington. of Mexico" had been captured in bearing two clay pots, three hot- a charming, almost goofy por- comer to the avant-garde would his imagery encouraged Rivera ing pictures, then other artists Look at how the delicate soft chocolate frothers known as mo- tralt called "The Architect," of a do. But any loss of experimental to leave behind the visual excite" come along and feel free to use focus of Leonardo's realism be- linillos@ and assorted bottles, mustachioed man in a cherry- sense is often balanced by an ment of his early European work. these innovations any way they comes a kind of vaseline effect fruits and bread. In the bones red jacket) increase in appealing stylish- His trumpeting of nationality like. These latecomers take the among his followers, or how nudged him toward a style that of how it's made, this picture, Rivera's cubist work repre- Michelangelo's disciples turn his ness. If a great innovator's radi- results of the pioneers' experi- cal manner gets turned into slick was much more didactic in how like almost all of Rivera's cubist sents a certaln kind of moment classical nudes into beefcake--or ments and tum them into a su- mannerism, that's not always a it talked about the world. work, is relatively conventional. in the history of art that often how Rivera throws pointillism's You can tell pretty much what gets overlooked: when a hand- perficiallook or style. bad thing. It can pay a dividend This exhibition will please The point of the original ex- outdated dots into his cubist kind of table is involved, where fu1 of pioneers have finished in visual pleasure. Rivera fans, who will find in it periments sometimes gets lost: compositions, as only a new- some early signs of their hero's you're standing in relation to it working out a new way of mak- French-born artist presents' slide lecture • 2069 BROADWAY AVE. • PH. 378-4075 and solidity of sculptural ob- BOISE STATE NEWS SERVICES et de diffusion pour I'art con- temporaln in Ivry-sur-Seine, jects with the characteristic absence and weightlessness ../ 10~ Off WITH STUOeNT 10 The Art Department at Boise France; she has also shown her of post-minimal works of art. State University is sponsor- work at Gallery 128 in N.Y. She Whether they look like body ing a visit by French-born art- is recipient of several awards parts, empty containers, or con- ist Jehanne-Marie Gavarini. including the Bronx Council on traptions for evanescent bodies, ../ eVef2YOAYL-J:)W pj;?lce~1'" I"\S Gavarini will give an artist talk the Arts in N.Y., Pennsylvania 011..6 fll..tee ;:v 0<.'" these pieces stand in between and meet with art students for Council on the Arts, and the sculpture and the body. They studio critiques on Wednesday, Centre de recherche d' echange address the limitations of sculp- April 21 at 6:00 p.m. in room 101 et de diffusion pour I'art con- tural objects in an age when the in the Multi-Purpose Building. temporain in Ivry-sur-Seine. ../ ff2ee TOWING ANYWHef2e dematerialization of works of Born and raised in France, In the last ten years, Iehanne- IN gOlse ONAU-MAJOl1l1f1'All1S art is creating tensions and anx- Jehanne-Marie Gavarini has Marie Gavarini's sculptures and installations have dealt with ieties for object makers. . exhibited her work in solo and Jehanne- Marie Gavarini holds group shows nationally andin- gender, as well as representa- a Master of Fine Arts from the ternationally, including venues tions and constructions of fan- ../ f2eCOMMeNoeo seevices @ University of California Davis ' 30-GO-QO-10l0K INTel2VALS such as the Delaware Center for tasies and sexuality. Her work embraces the no- and a Bachelor of Arts from Contemporary Arts, Art Concept the University of Callfornia International Art Festival in tion that while we are spreading our virtual wings and travel in Berkeley. She currently lives Sankt Petersburg, Russia; San in Boston and is an Associate ../ we 00 ALL.MANUfACTUf2ef2S Francisco Art Commission cyberspace, our bodies are still, Profe s s 0 r I F ounda tion Gallery, Urban Multimedia Arts sometimes palnfully, grounded in material reality. Gavarini's Coordinator at the University of Festival in Belfort, France; the Massachusetts Lowell. Centre de recherche d'echange work combines the presence

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seen you at all of the athletic events I've BYMANDYDANCER been to, why do you attend all of the games? :. Sports Reporter I like going out and having a good time. I .. don't even really like sports that much, nel- ..: fyou haven't seen riding him ther does my wife and she still goes to all of through the quad on a blue bike the games with me. I think she gets embar- bearing orange streamers from the rassed of me, but she's always the one to tell handle bars, you are sure to have me when I'm on Bronco Vision (laughing). spotted him at almost all of the Boise State athletic events this year. MD: Do you participate in any sports or He is the guy that everyone yeUs do you just enjoy watching them?

at for standing up during all of the Nope, no sports, I golf sometimes, 0, games. So who is this dedicated fan? MD: Did you play sports as a child? .." His name is Don Ritchey, although I played soccer ninth through eleventh If! he prefers "Bronco Don". grade, but stopped when my mom caught 'U I had the pleasure of sitting down with the. , , me smoking. (laughing) . , . 45-year-old Canadian native and, in a short period of time, I discovered that Ritchey has MD: Do you prefer one sport over an- a lot to say about sports, his wife and making other? No, I like all of them. I would like to start :~.~ people smile. L attending the tennis matches but they are ., always during the day when I have class. MD: So, you're from Canada, 'eh? What MD: Who is your favorite athlete? "I brought you to Boise? _ Christina Moore (women's volleyball My wife is from Twin Falls and she want- teaml, I used to call her "Number 13" be- :;; ed to move back here to be with her parents cause I didn't know her name. .'J who are in their 80's now. MD: Why is Christina your favorite? ••I MD: When did you move to Boise? She's always the first one to try to get the ", Three years ago team motivated, even if they're losing. This ... MD: Do you like living here? is what I see when I watch her play. Besides, ' No, it's too dry for me. I'm from she' is the only athlete that talks to me .... Vancouver, B.C. where it isn't as dry. I espe- (laughing) cially hate August when it's like 100 degrees MD: I've noticed you stand at all of the outside. Don't you hate it when you go to games, why is tins? wash you're car windows and before you I like to stand to cheer the team on. Think have time to wipe them off, you have to re- about it, those athletes spend a lot of time on wash them because they are already dry? what they do, I feel that the least I can do is MD: Yeah, I do hate that. stand up and cheer them on. I have people I do have to admit that Boise is a great tell me to sit down all the time. Trust me, city, I like to go downtown and watch all of you don't rell an Irish guy to sit down in the the great music, but I miss the diversity of stand up section (laughing). ::; Canadaeh. MD: Don't your legs get tired? ." MD: Do you like attending Boise Yeah, that's why I sit down during the time .., State? outs and half time. '" It's a good school-good teach- MD: Tell me tile story behind the crazy ~;: ers, good everything. outfit you wear at the games. How did it MD: What are you major- evolve? ingin? I didn't have my cape or toy Bronco at I'm getting a history major first; I just wore my blue shorts and orange and a minor in math. It's shirt. But one day I remember walking by funny you ask because I once tile Bronco shop thinking, 'what do I need told a professor that I wanted next?' And that's where it all began. to be a history teacher and his MD: On campus, I've seen you riding a response was: Good luck. He blue bike, is there a story behind it? told me if! wanted to be a history It was blue when I got it, so I just added teacher I needed to be a coach too, streamers. The fun part about riding it is making people smile. That's what life is all ·".\.•... " I thoughtwhy I decidedthat wasto minorso strange,in math.that's about. It's like Moses spreading the Red Sea MD: You obviously like when people get out of my way, it's great. · . .• sports so why don't want to be MD: What was your favorite moment at :,'; · ..... a coach? the games this year? '. .: . . Coaching in America is all This year I had a great time at tile men's "" ...,. about winning, if it were basketball games. First of all, Coach Graham :~ , \' coaching for coaching's turned the team around, and second, I' sake, I'd do it. There's wasn't the only one standing for once! n' no inkling in me to ',q \ win, I just want to MD: SOwhat else do you do? have fun. I perform on open mike night at the Funny.':: \ Bone the first Tuesday of every month. I 0" Mil: Okay, I've .~ want to be a teacher and a stand up come- : dian in the summer time-that's my idea of Don Ritchey is \ Boise State's self· the perfect life! \ proclaimed biggest MD: Would you consider yourself Boise .' I fan. You can see him at Boise State State's biggest fan? athletic events I'm not competitive in that way. I'm just .. , donning a Bronco "A" big BSU fan. Like I said, it's not about the cape, screaming sports; it's about having a good tirne.eh. into a bullhorn and racing around on his Bronco stick horse.

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Other tandems include Florida said the 5-foot-9, 225-pound BYKEN MURRAY offensive tackle Max Starks, son . The Baltimore Sun Wilson, projected as third- to of former Cincinnati Bengals .:: fourth-round pick. "His dad is defensive end Ross Browner; " a Hall of Farner. Then he's at The bloodlines will be unrnis- Florida guard Shannon 0 II takable when roll call is taken Miami, and it's a running Snell (Ray Snell, Tampa next weekend in the NFL draft. back factory. You have Bay Buccaneers guard); :; Ell Manning, Kellen Winslow (Willis) McGahee and quarterback Bradlee Van ,,; (Clinton) Portis. He re- Ir., Quincy Wilson and Jarrett Pelt (linebacker Brad Van" Payton will share a common ally had to overcome a lot Pelt, New York Giants); ground. more than me." and Florida running back Still, Wilson acknowl- They are all sons of famous Ran Carthon (Maurice L, edged it was difficult at football fathers _. some more Carthon, Giants). '" times forging his own famous than others. Carthon's father is the of- ..i Wilson and Payton, running identity. fensive coordinator in Dallas, ~ "I'm proud in a way, but it's backs from West Virginia and where the Cowboys need a run- ':: Miami, are sons of two for- a burden sometimes, because ning back. The thought of play-·· sometimes that's all people mer Chicago Bears' stars. Otis ing for the Cowboys doesn't ") know you as, like, 'Hey, Little and attitude. Wllson, a linebacker, and the tickle the young Carthon. ., . Otis.' But I made a pretty good "He was more fluid, smooth," late Walter Payton, a running "It's kind of hard to say how name for myself;" he said. the son said .. "I'm more of a back, were marquee players that would work out," he said. Winslow, a tight end from Geremy) Shockey type guy. I use on the Bears' Super Bowl era "Me, as a player, I'd be able to Miami, won't exactly follow' in my quickness and speed." teams. differentiate between my father the footsteps of his Hall of Fame. Winslow and Mississippi's Wilson didn't hesitate when and my coach. But I don't know father, even though Kellen Sr. Manning (son of Archie, brother asked at the scouting combine if people in the organization was also a tight end. The elder of Peyton) are top- five picks in a which son had the tougher job would see it that way." Wmslow played with an un- draft that will be punctuated by getting out from under his fa- iii ther's shadow. common grace. in San Diego. father-son flashbacks. Miami tight end Kellen Winslow is one of the many potential draft picks hopeful to "I think Jarrett, hands down," Wmslow Jr. plays with abandon fC' folloWtheir famous football fathers. - bby's m~kes ilJ a partiy Ove....30 sabisfying ndwiches-and salads lunch, dinner, picnics and parbies.

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leave Danton. this)," Blues defenseman Chris at Danton's home asked why BYNORM SANDERS Danton wanted to have him Knight Ridder Newspapers Danton decided to kill the ac- Pronger said. quaintance instead of allowing Defenseman Bryce Salvador killed. Danton broke down and sobbed, then said he felt backed ST. LOUIS - "Shock" was him to leave, according to the said the team was as much in into a comer and that the ac- the most common word used complaint. the dark as anyone else con- quaintance was going to leave Saturday by St. Louls Blues The Blues were eliminated ceming Danton's actions. him. "Danton did not want to players when asked about from the playoffs by the San "We'll see how it all plays allow the acquaintance to leave teammate Mike Danton being Jose Sharks on Thursday night. out," Salvador sald. "Hopefully him, therefore decided to have charged with trying to hire a Danton was arrested at the San something is misunderstood him murdered," the complaint hit man. Jose, Calif., airport Friday. here and it all works out. "It's beyond shock, really," "Most of us found out on the Danton gave us everything all stated. If convicted, Danton could be Blues center Doug Weight said. bus. It was a shock at the time," season. He's a great guy and facing up to 10 years in prison "This is not somebody going out Weight said. "We're worried he was a great presence in the and a $250,000 fine on each of and getting in trouble, it's be- about his life right now and dressing room. the two conspiracy counts. yond shock. I don't know what what he's going through. It's a "It's really tough to see him go Danton on Saturday re- to say. I can't believe it." "scary thought. I hope he knows through this." mained in Santa Clara County A criminal complaint filed --"we're thinking about him." Prenger said the events sur- Jail in California. Jail spokes- in U.S. District Court in East Formerly known as Mike rounding Danton overwhelmed man Mark Cursi sald Saturday St. Louis on Friday charged Iefferson-Danton had his name the team. that Danton asked not to speak Danton, 23, and Katie Koester changed in July 2002 to dis- "Shock is a good word to use," with reporters. The jail is hold- Wolfrneyer, 19, with trying tance himself from his family Prenger said. "It came up on us ing Danton until U.S. marshals to hire a man from Monroe - Danton was suspended twice pretty quick in San Jose. You retrieve him for an arralgnment County to kill Danton's male for disciplinary reasons last sea - defmitely feelfor him. in East St. Louis federal court on acquaintance for $10,000. son by the New Jersey Devils. "I don'treally know the whole "Who knows what this situ- He was traded to the Blues last situation, and I think we'll let Monday. "He is not ours. We are just ation is," Weight said "There's June, scoring seven goals and things kind of play out and get holding him until they get him," rumors of what went on and 12 points with a team-high 141 more analysis and more detail Cursisaid. who exactly was involved with penalty mlnutes this season. at another time," Cursi said Danton is not being this so-called thing. Let's not While Danton had a history" ,,,According to the crimi- housed differently from other jump to conclusions," of challenging authority in New nal complaint, Danton called prisoners, even though he is a According to the complaint, Jersey, he played well for the Wolfrneyer's cell phone and the male acquaintance and Blues this season. After a shoul- asked her to help arrange a celebrity. "He is being held at a security Danton "had a severe argument der Injury in March caused him killing, claiming a hit man was level that is adequate for the sit- Tuesday concerning Danton's to miss eight games, Danton coming here from Canada to uation," he said. promiscuity and use of alco- worked his way back and was murder him over a debt. The hoi," Danton pleaded with the unhappy when he didn't get man she tried to hire contacted Some information was provided 746 W. Main St. - 388-1900 acquaintance not to go to the right back in the lineup. the FBI, which then recorded by tile San Jose Mercury News. general manager of the St. Louis "It's not like bells went off telephone calls from Danton. WE DEL.IVERI Blues and ruin his career, and early in the year and we would During one call, the male ac- the acquaintance threatened to have expected something (like quaintance who was staying Don't surrender to HUNGERI!! Counter-attack with a COMMENTARY delicious PITA!!! $1.00 OFF or Danton's troubling case hits home as questions swirl FREE DELIVERY Open 11-3a.m. Mon-Thurs, 11":40.m. frilSat & what sort of awful demons must Fearless, relentless, possessed. BY BRYAN BURWELL player. And now all we keep Noon-30.m. SUnday wondering is why. What could be dancing inside his head. But now we know that Deliveries stop SO minutes before closing St. Louis Post-Dispatch Are they the same demons Danton carried that rage off Must mention coupon when ordering (KRT) be so bad that it could drive a man to such desperation? How that he always seemed to be the ice, too. And off the ice, it could something be so aw- exorcising every time he skated was no asset. Privately, lots of ST. LOUIS - Murderis no joke. out on the ice? On the ice, he ~hockey folks have been asking Murder is no game. Murder-for- " ful-and haunting that it would tum a 23-year-old, professional was a feisty, undersized aglta- questions about Mike Danton hire is serious and scary. It is tor. The funny thing was, off the for a long time. Privately, they supposed to be something out hockey tough guy into an al- leged conspirator ill a foiled ice, he was one of the original have been wondering, whisper- ¢I of a Soprano's saga. It is sup- nice guys. Yet there was always ing and questioning just what posed to be the stuff of drug murder-for-hire plot? Questions. Boy, do we have this inexplicable edge just below sort of anger was stirring in his $ 1MfHYOII". \ lords and mob bosses, of street the surface that those who knew heart, in his head, in his soul. Q questions. Everything around gangs and organized crime. him best privately said was a bit He was a troubled man in New But once again, murder is an Danton's arrestand for that ~. ~»f(o~.

unnerving. They said there was Jersey before the Devils traded , ' matter, much of his life_seems ~~ ( . - interloper to the games people something else there just below- -hlm to the Blues, so troubled; . to end with a question mark play. It is here in St. Louis, in- the surface, something unset- so angry that he was suspended -d- $20 Adjustment for BSU truding on our pleasure. It is Everytlling is vague, everything Students & Employees. filled with incomplete hints, in- tling and smoldering. The folks twice, changed his name from right next to the baseball scores, who knew him best saw some- Jefferson to Danton, then did a We also work w/student nucndoes and mysteries. jostling for space with basket- thing there but just couldn't put complete disconnect from his health insurance. Who is this "acquaintance" ".-- ball playoffs, hockey's postsea- a finger on what it was. family in Brampton, Ontario. who allegedly was targeted for ," son and endless football draft But whatever demons haunt-' So what was 'it that was mak- .' death? Was it his estranged fa- prognostications. ed him, Danton turned them ing him so angry? Is the anger Specific Chiropractic correction helps .' We've seen sports figures in- ther, or someone else? What .' into an asset on the ice. They that fueled the rage he exhibit- with your pain problem and also greatly volved in murder-related cases secrets did this "acquaintance" made him a fearless warrior. ed as one of the NHL's smallest ." before - O.J. and Rae Carruth know that were so upsetting improves the overall function of your C- C-A-M·I··U·S-- Remember the daring sight of and most combative tough guys " to Danton that they would be ," and Ray Lewis. Sad, tragic and Danton squaring off against part of the same, torment that body. Millions have experienced the HIROPRACTIC worth killing for? What do we " disturbing stories, but they were Ottawa defenseman Zdeno allegedly drove him to this ," gather from the vague referenc- al- benefits of optimum health under Call 389-222 never our stories. They were Chara? There was Danton, puff- leged murder-for-hire plot? , " es to alcohol and sexual promis- " never our guys. Wrong teams. ing up like some 5"foot-9-inch The trouble is, right now, all Chiropractic care ...you can too. 1025 Lincoln, Boise cuity? What does this all mean, Wrong cities. Wrong players. banty rooster, in a brawl with a we have are lots of questions But now it's a name we know and when will the dots be con- 6-foot-9 giant who's a candidate that don't seem to have anyan- " nected? personally that's in the head- for the NHL's Norris Trophy as swers. " lines. It's a St. Louis Blue named There are so many questions " the league's best defenseman. Mike Danton. Now it is our sto- but so few answers. That was typical Mike Danton. ".. ry, our team, our city, and our Today we have to wonder . ," ."" Lakers manage to escape Houston

age of 12.5 points per game. it," he said. "We know what type .. "l.... BY BILL PLASCHKE of team they have. .f" .. Los Angeles Times , So much for one piece of that That was Saturday night, in " history. " a paragraph, although now ihe " LOS ANGELES -- As ceremo- Phil Jackson showed up with Rockets are believing a little bit " nial first pitches go, this was a his championship ring from ..... more in the buzz. knuckleball in the dirt. the Lakers' first Jackson-era "We know we can play with ."" As ribbon-cuttings go, it was championship in 2000, a feel- the Lakers, we're not going to three hours of rusty scissors. good time with little joys at ev- back down one bit," said Steve The Los Angeles Lakers wel- erY step. corned their fans to the 2004 So much for superstition. Francis. It seems like only O'Neal can NBA playoffs Thursday with a Before the game, assistant make them do that, and he start- win, and warning. coach Frank Hamblen wrote, edearly. Don't get too comfortable. "Bond: 35:00" on the board, On the Lakers' fourth posses- By the clank of a Jim Jackson meaning that the Lakers were to " sion, he drove around Yao and missed three-point attempt come together in 35 minutes. dunked. Moments later, he hit .'" in the final gasp Saturday, the They are still waiting. a turnaround layup, then a fall- .:' Lakers escaped the Houston Karl Malone struggled to , " ing-downlayup. , '.(' Rockets by a single point while shoot. Gary Payton struggled Late in the first quarter, he '.(' making another point. to defend. O'Neal struggled to '.(' grabbed an offensive rebound, ,.' The expiration date on this shoot free throws -- four of14 -- missed a dunk, grabbed another dream season may be closer while the entire Laker team shot rebound and pounded it in. " than you think. 33 percent. He was fouled on the play, .' The final score was 72- 71, with This was a game the Rockets .' missed the free throw, but the winning shot coming should have won. This was a Lakers' grabbed another rebound and on an ... airball? game the San Antonio Spurs was fouled again. Yep, Kobe Bryant threw up would certainly have won. In the first half, he had 16 an airball that Shaquille O'Neal "That game was misery for us points and eight rebounds DINE IN BIG grabbed and dunked in the final out there," Jackson said after- alone, which should figure for seconds, completing a thump- ward. this time of the year. or DiSCOUNTS! ing ofYao Ming and a figurative Just before the game, the play- O'Neal is tied with Ierry West pounding of his chest. ers lined up on the court for a for the lead in playoff scoring av- O'Neal finished with 20 points national anthem wonderfully CARRY OUT " erage with 29.1 ' " and 17 rebounds and carried sung by ... a 13-year-old girl. He holds the record with 11of- the team as he has carried it Where were you, Jeffrey fensive rebounds in one game. 3552 S. Findley - off Federal Way in the past springs, but not yet Osborne? He has scored the sixth most convincing '~e sellout Staples The night was so nutty, during II am-I Opm weekdays & II am-II pm weekends points in Laker playoff history. ".. Center f' r()Wdto change their the celebrated Kiss-Me cam seg- It's about experience, and the .' chant toa single syllable.", .' merit, the cameras focused on Rockets know the Lakers can FREE DOMESTIC BEER "Ko-b~" KQ-pe'~they,cried in~ A.C. Green. still show it off, even if the wilted stead. " ,: c : ' ,'. ' And the former Laker who was wI BSU game or Pavillion ticket triangle did score on just four of Bryantanswerro by golrtgfour renowned for celibacy actually (valid day of event only) 19 possessions at the start of the for 19, but he wasn't. the only kissed someone) third quarter. , one who looked lost. of course, the Lakers won, and BSU STUDENT DISCOUNT .. Typical of the atmosphere (show 10 card before ordering) , In the end, it was Houston's that is all that matters for now, Saturday, with 3:30 remaining in Steve Francis penetrating while right? the, game, the video scoreboard [E( Lunch only$450 the Lakers were standing. . In fact, before the game, the (or 20% off over $6) . showed Magic Johnson, and he , In the end, it was Houston's Rockets' Maurice Taylor even wasn't smiling.. , ' _J. (l('. DinnerCombo$6.75. ,/'" h'~_.bench-'tt1at,~-Standing. an!L.~disC:;U~~¢P.1l9~~t.h_'!.~~~ks· Instead, ·he wasoh~ - ,,(or 20% olf O'Ye;$B}---"~~-., ,-. ~~" , cheeringwhll,etI1Ei Lake~ bench He waS asked. a~out slIthe talk head and rubbing his brow. ' sat frozen. " ' that the Lakers yvere a d,ysfunc- Probably doing it still. The Lakers have gone 4·0 in tional team. , . , ,playoff openers \lnder Jackson, He l~ughed, .,' blitzing 0pPQPents' by an averS' "Werenotbuying into any o~ 'c MONDAY APRIL 192004

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