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BYJESSICA ADAMS Managing Editor The Arbiter PHOlU BY EMILY DESLER/THE ARBITER The Boise State Women's Center presented their annual "The Clothesline Project" Ocl1·2 on the quad. The As part of its Campaign For Students, the DRAWING Clothesline Project is a visual display that bears witness to acts of violence eommltted against women. Boise State Foundation opened an account Survivors and their supporters adorned the displayed shirts with messages and images related to their this fall for private donations to the Idaho experiences. Promise Scholarship. Rick Smith, BSU THE LINES vice president of University Advancement, said the foundation has embarked on an aggressive campaign to raise private funds for scholarships. Idaho State University, College of Southern Idaho, Albertson College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University Media elite debate PATRIOT Act currently match funds for the scholarship. Boise State University and University of. Idaho are among the rest who do not. 'l,o Lynn Humphrey, State Board of Education Privacy policies i '1 manager of student aid programs, said the lIegislature recognized that some institutions concern librarians would notbe able to match these funds. BYAMY OLSEN "I think they hoped the institutions would News Reporter match the scholarship, but said if they could The Arbiter not match funds, students attending those schools would still receive the scholarship ulitzer Prize winner from the state. I think they recognized < and Washington Post the cost to the institutions' foundations," reporter David Broder Humphrey said. P. spoke Oct. 2 at Boise "With as many students as Boise State's State, encapsulating the day-long got, it would be a significant cost to the "Freedom and Secrecy: Trading foundation and they probably don't have Liberty for Security?"· conference the funds." held by the Andrus Center for "We'd like to raise a pool of money to Public Policy. match funds for the [promise] scholarship," Broder's speech was one Smith said. of several activities and joint However, panel discussions focusing on PH01U BY KRISTA ADAMSj1HE ARBITER Smith said the the philosophical and political foundation question of balancing civil liberties Washington Post columnist David Broder recently addressed questions over The USA PATRIOTAct at the Andrus Center for Public Policy conference. currently does and homeland security. . not provide Broderwas the last speaker among , i matching three distinguished panelists at the Librarian Timothy Brown said system to be implemented this Association suggests a nine-step funds because conference on Thursday. Former that such an inquiry might be spring. But there hasn't been any program that includes frequent almost all Vice President Walter Mondale and impossible to detect because a staff time to complete the policy, Brown access to legal counsel. scholarship former Washington State Senator member accessing the information said. Aside from protests during funds are Slade Gorton joined Broder for the would possibly be unable to reveal Were law enforcement agents to Attorney General John Ashcroft's restricted. event. the transaction. legally attempt to procure library visit to Boise, some students believe S mit h The lecturer gave several "We have been, for the most part, records at Boise State today, they that increased law enforcement added that examples of past uses of the act, spared through the years," he said. would first have to go through the capabilities are essential for donors ranging from long-term immigrant "But now, we live in a different university's public information security. usually want confinement to inquiries into environment." Before the USA officer and possibly the university's "We have to give up some liberties their money to library records across the nation by PATRIOT Act, library circulation legal representatives. for the government to fulfill the . help students agents of the law. records were protected' under "We don't have the authority to social contract: providing security," who have a Broder reported that among 1,500 Idaho law. release records," Brown said. said Chelsea Isorn, a biochemistry financial need major libraries in the United States, A privacy policy and active While the USA PATRIOT Act does major. ,J or are high 178. reported "visitations from FBI response system was drafted not require institutions to create "If a pre-med major walks into ______academic members" since the USA PATillOT earlier this year, but has yet to be new privacy policies, the potential the library and checks out books orr< • achievers, Act's passage in Oct. 2001. completed. Brown said that Janet for such a situation to occur has anatomy, that's normal. But'if sorne or they want Boise State's Albertson's Library Strong, orientation librarian and given rise to libraries across the average guy walks in and checks out their money has yet to receive an inquiry from a coordinator of user services, has nation creating new systems of books on weapons building, that's to go .to a law enforcement officer. However, been dealing with a new computer response. The American Library something different." s p e c if i c major. Boise' State ~~:~~ente~~~i "Student Programs Board offers variety and entertainment critical of "'the'~" .' Promtse'Sc OarShiPina recent address to ' BY RYANGORRINGB run its course. All events begin one coordinators. In the months to follow, SPB has a the Boise CityClub... .. ' Special to The Arbiter of two ways: theSPB board members Sakena Walizada, another diverse and entertaining schedule of coordinator, said "we are always events, including the.Homecoming "I think. '.' ". '·th.e' Promise Scholarship is. ~ r • can show interest in an act and , . al The life of an entertainer Is pretty pursue it, or, they can respond to looking for volunteers and they get Street Festival, Nightmare on scholarshi·P'· ..th.at'd.· oes not. addressire '. easy: stro II on.ff'th e airp"1 ane, nide one of the many press kits received really good perks" such as "free University Drivefumily Halloween scholarship;" Kustra. said. ".,.I woW~ argue downtowri in' the limo, and. waltz daily. admission, Tvshirts, and a great fair. Face Off VII: Conununionofthe thatifs'rlli:etogive help, but let's give'b~Ipe on stage to perform an hour of In the months to follow, committee experience." Bands, Fall Funk, lectures, concerts wherekiuieede!ldbest.... .' ': '.' '~d""""~'.. material. meetings are held and details are Volunteers are used in many and a continuing weeldyfilm series ... K.ustrQ.·.,ciI.'·ti.·c~e...' ~the· minimal stan.dar s '. Th lw f Stud t Pri . different capacities, from For a list of events or volunteer needed '.t.'o.:.rece.i~ the. scholarship-s I.dllh.9',' e e Q. en .ograms - sorted out, such as budget, location, , ' ,. . . . Board coordinators and volunteers security. .equipment, permits brainstorrningto cleaning up after Informationvtsit the SPB website at residenCY'arid,¢dmpletion of secoIlfl~ry.· however, is much more complex. and even thank-you cards for the an event http://spb.boisest~tC.edu.. '. .: schoof9(eq#eney~inIdaho and a higl~' For each event that takes place, they performers several days after the Not only does ,theSPB need Coordinators can a1so.be.reached school GPAof3;OotartACI' score of20.To '. al h whil th remaineUgible, students must complete put in sever ours e e events. eventtakes place. volunteers, but they would like to by phone (lre-mailfOisUgg~stioris 12 credits per semester and maintain a,2.5 themselves may last only one;.. . "You get to work with students and see more' student attendance as on future events. ' .

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: I artist, nudged her in that direction. BY MICHELE HIMMELBERG have to plan for a career. Just because The Orange County Register you have a degree doesn't mean you Only now does English realize she (KRT) are guaranteed a professional job you ignored many of her own creative will love, You have to do the legwork. talents and interests because she was hllp:/ /coreer.boisestole.edu Cat8er,Internship &Port.!imet'Summer, . NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - The ... early on in your college experience. so focused on getting a degree. 426-1747 . &TemporaryEritployme~lliSlinQs9n· Alta Coffee & Roasting Co. is a cool The time to start thinking about careers After college, she began custom- BroncoJobs : . enough place. Tucked into an eclectic is now!" painting furniture and occasionally 1173 University Drive . . , . . neighborhood on 31st St., it serves a She repeats this last line several sells her pieces, and she takes on (in the Alumni Center across from - (areor Counseling good latte and the occasional poetry times, concerned that students will interior- design projects. reading or music jam. But that's likely to remain a side tho stadium) ·Resume & Job-Seorch Assistance. dismiss it.· It's just not the kind of workplace The books are written in a fun, interest because she Intends to go back Melissa Englist had envisioned while breezy style, with helpful exercises and to school for a master's degree. studying for a business/economics illustrations drawn by a friend. While at UCSB, English explored degree at the University of California, They include letters from other resources at the career center, but Santa Barbara. students, some who successfully found found the "2-inch thick books" to But there she was, a high school jobs they liked and some who thought be intimidating. She wishes she had valedictorian who graduated from the perfect career would magically started looking for career guidance college with honors, pouring coffee appear within weeks after graduation. in high school, peppering counselors and politely asking if she should leave English, 25, still lives in Newport with more questions about career room for cream. Beach and thrives on the California fields than college applications. She Her credentials, no clue what to do lifestyle, surfing and snowboarding wishes she had taken more time to get in the real world , helped her rapidly and playing guitar. on-the-job experience to augment her advance to the position of president But the grief still quivers in her face studies. and CEO of the "I've got my degree, as she ticks off some of her advice for "Most schools just aren't addressing Student now what?" club. students who have no career direction. this issue, and if they do it's sporadic," Meanwhile, she cringed each time Don't pay for tuition, or let parents she said. "Until they do, it's up to Health Insurance she took an order from a young, well- pay, before you've investigated jobs or parents to encourage children to dressed professional who apparently careers you might like doing someday. explore careers early." covers all costs. had figured out how to put his or her Do use the career center and library, The parents of one of her high school education to good use. but keep going. Get some hands-on chums did get involved, encouraging 1025 lincoln, Boise· English tells this cruel story on experience in fields that interest you. their child to network in the field of herself. Do internships early , junior and graphic arts and work as an intern She left the coffee house about two senior year of high school. during senior year. The girl discovered years ago, did accounting work for six Network with people in. the field how much she liked it and focused her months, got laid off and now works you're pursuing. efforts in that direction. in the mortgage industry, at Duxford Don't choose a college major first. "By the time she was a senior in Financial Inc. in Newport Beach. Choose a career first. college, she had relationships with She also wrote a pair of booklets that English offers herself up as an companies and knew exactly what she she hopes will prevent other students "unsuccessful role model." wanted to do," English said. "She had from.stumbling around the way she did "You think you're doing everything a much easier transition into the work on her way from school to career. right, being really focused on classes, force. My parents loved me just as The booklets are aimed at high working hard and getting good grades," much as hers did, but they weren't as school and college students, with slight she said. "But it wasn't a very good plan specific about what I needed to do." variations. because I didn't know where I was English has "discovered that some The college edition, with a yellow going. parents are worried that students won't caution sign on the cover, is titled "The "Once you're out of school, your go to college if they get interested in a Weekly ~I'ecials College-Educated Waiter; How are flexibility goes down the drain. You career field first. So she's careful to you going to apply your degree?" The might 'not find out until then that you stress that she's an advocate of a as low as $94 high school edition has a red cover: don't like sitting in a cubicle, but you college education, so long as students "Valedictorian turned Waiter; Why you still have bills to pay." .. also study how to apply it. 4412 AvlQ'tion Way need to think about careers NOW!" (208'!I 455-2359 Caldwell, ID 83605 English thought she was being "You hear about these people who English self- published the booklets practical when she chose business and change careers six or seven times," she and is looking for a way to distribute economics as a major. Her father took said, shaking her head. "It's because them in high schools and colleges. the same approach and is a successful they never found one that really fit." BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY "I learned too late that college is computer engineer. Her mother, an only part of the puzzle," she said. "You DISTINGUISHED :1 through an internship program. Credit Graduate and professional requires a commitment of 50 hours per CAMPUS school day open to sludents, semester, or about three hours per week. ----- Preferred criteria for mentors includes public personal experience as a returning woman student, at least two semesters SHORTS The Career Center at Boise State at Boise State, familiarity with the Boise University will host "Graduate and State community and its resources and a Professional School Day" from' 3 . 6 p.m. minimum GPA of 2.5. Wednesday, Oct. 29, in the Student Union Students can apply online at http://wom Boise State offers spring study Jordan Ballroom. snscenter.boisestate.edu. A complete job tour to Vienna and Prague The free event is open to all college description is posted at http://womensce students and community members nter.boisestate.edu/involvement. Click on Boise State University Music Professor interested in learning more about graduate "Get Involved." Del Parkinson will lead an educational schoolopponunities. "Sound of Music" study tour of Vienna and Representatives of graduate and Prague May 22 . 31 next spring. Parkinson professional schools from the northwest Walt Disney World College has directed more than two dozen study and across the nation, as well as from Boise Program recruiters offering tours around the world, including New St.ate and other local graduate programs, I Disney Internships to Boise . I York, London, Vienna, Paris and Rome. will be there to provide information and MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM The trip is organized through Boise State's ,answer questions about their programs Slate students Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for The Hours Division of Extended Studies. and admission requirements. ·WRESTLING WITH A GENIUS: My LIFE Participants will walk through old Vienna· A list of participating programs is For close to 20 years, college students AND VIRGINIA WOOLF'S" and explore St. Stephen's Cathedral, visit available at http://career.boisestate.edu/ from across the United States and Puerto ··f, i the Hofburg imperial palace and the grad-day.htm. For more information, Rico have been dreaming up new success • to. summer home at Schonbrunn, and take a contact the Career Center at 426·1747; and their future on the Walt Disney guided tour of the Fine Arts Museum; College Program. Boise State students will The cost is $3,500, which includes round- have the opportunity to speak with a Walt trip airfare from Boise, eight nights' hotel Women's Center seeks mentors Disney World recruiter Oct. 16 at 2 p.m, in the Bishop Barnwell Room in the Student accommodations, most meals, a train to help returning students ticket from Vienna to Prague, tickets to Union Building. I concerts, opera and ballet performances, The Walt Disney World College Program I-. The Boise State University Women's sightseeing guides and admission charges. is open to all undergraduate students ln Center is now accepting applications any major who have completed at least one The first deposit of$I,500 is due by . for the Returning Women's Mentoring Nov. 15, $1,000 is due by Dec. 15 and the semester of school. For more information Program for spring semester. final payment of $1,000 ill due Jan. IS. visit www.wdwcollegeprogram.com orcall The' program matches women who are I-BOO·722·2930. . ~?r more information or for a complete' returning. to school after an .interruptlon Itinerary, contact the Division of Extended in their education wj.th students who have Studies at (20B)426-3293 or at 1·800·B24- had the same experience. 7017, ext. 5. Mentors can receive one academic credit ANDY BENSON Edito':-in-Chief

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. Advisor DR. DAN MORRIS x107 General Manager BRAD ARENDT x101 Managing Editor JESSICA ADAMS x106 News Editor JASON KAUFFMAN x102 Sports Editor The Kaikoo controversy continues ANDREA TRUJILW x10J lay in the grass near it to study? Wouldn't this be A&E Editor BV FREDIDCK R COONROD of them have not reallygiven it much thought, but considered central to student life? They say it is not BRIAN MAYER x104 Guest Opinion when they do, it is usually something confusing. The Arbiter Kaikoo seems to create a disturbance. The form and aesthetically pleasing, but obviously there are more Photo Editor content escape me, but it seems to contrast with the than a few people who would dispute this, since it is worth in excess of $65,000. And just who has MARY DAWSON x121 So here we are, a month into the new school year, natural setting, has a chaotic rhythm, and stands and the concerns of our illustrious ASBSU leaders there as if to taunt the old, established, traditional the right to say that this sculpture is less astatically Production Manager have begun to ooze from their chambers like pus administration building. These traits would seem to pleasing than, say, the carpet in the SUB, or some of MIKE ROCHE xlII- from a festering boil, leaving many of us disgusted. me to be ideal in a sculpture to represent a collage the other sculptures that are in the same area, like Do we hear about what is being done to curb the campus. This in itself could be a way to rally our little the big steel rings, or an anatomically correct steel Asst. Production Manager nine-consecutive-year tuition and fees increase? Do masses and promote school pride. Not to mention horse that periodically has its scrotum spray painted DAVID HABBEN xlll we hear that there is a realistic plan for the parking the fact that, according to a Sept. 29 opinion piece by blue? Me? You? The Art Department? If were up to problem? Do we hear that there is a plan in the works Dr. Kathleen Keys in The Arbiter, at the time of the me, I agree with Dr. Keys' idea of, "the formation Promotions Manager to provide much needed tutoring services, or have sculpture's donation in 1985, it was worth $65.000, of a committee to review donations of art and their TERRI STENKAMP xlIO some sort of academic accountability, or even a and it brings BSU into a well-respected world wide placement." I don't think that it should be up to the teacher rating/feedback forum? No. According to ASBSU, unless they can find the time to actually Office Manager community of places that have acquired Betty Gold the Sept. 22 article in The Arbiter, the primary focus steel sculptures. learn about the sculpture and what it means to the HILARY ROBERTS is on funds and school pride, and the biggest goal for But I guess the real problem, as is hinted at in the world art community. If it must go, and in keeping with ASBSU's stated Receptionist the year is to remove the sculpture, "Kaikoo", in the Sept. 29 piece, is that most students, and apparently quad. our illustrious ASBSU leaders, don't really find that goals, then I believe that we should sell it. This would LAUREN TUSSING To those of us who have been here for a while, they are willing to open their minds, learn something definitely increase funds, or could keep them from this really shouldn't come as a surprise. Personally, new, and find something like this (something that being depleted further by the installation of the Online Editor , l I believe that they are using this as a tactic to divert would cost them nothing, and is already well known sculpture'S replacement, by using the funds from the SHAWN SHAFER attention from the afore mentioned real issues, so outside of the Boise backwater) as something to be sale to pay for a new fountain, or whatever. We could that they won't have to do anything that would really put it on Ebay; buy it now for $80,000! Buyer pays all AD DESIGN proud of. matter, and therefore require real effort. But since removal and shipping costs! This would certainly Jason McHenry Our illustrious ASBSU leaders want to just tear it this is the controversy at hand, let's look at this in the down or give it away, and have supplied their reasons. solve the problem of where to move it to. Audrey Desler light oftheir own goals. Aside from the fact that it is a federal crime to destroy In closing, I would just like to say that this seems Kaikoo is a non-representational abstract sculpture art under the Visual Artists Rights Act, I believe that like a huge waste of time to me. If they want to get AD REPS made of geometric shapes cut from a single sheet of their reasons are simply uneducated rantings. They rid of Kaikoo, then they need get educated about Mica Schuster steel and then welded together to the specifications say that they can't imagine speeches being given it before blindly stammering out idiotic truisms. If Mikel Beckham of its creator, Betty Gold. With asymmetrical balance, there, but I see religious fanatics and protests out they want to increase funds, then maybe they should Brandon Beckham it can be viewed from different sides, angles, and there all the time. They say that it is taking up space try to improve their main product: education. And times to produce multiple images and impressions. that could be utilized better, and that it is preventing if they really want us to be proud of BSU, then do REPORTERS Comprised of diagonally implied lines, it seems to the area from being a real center of student life, but something that we can be proud ofBSU for. Dustin Scott draw the observer to a focal point somewhere above I see that most activities that come to the quad don't Jake Hansen its tip. It is loud, it is vibrant, and defies the quiet have any trouble finding room, since the statue is Fredrick Coonrod. is a student in the Civil Jason Bright of the trees and grass that surround it. In asking over a hundred feet away from the main walk way. Engineering Department Michelle Sells people I know what they think of it, I find that most And what about the hundreds of people a day that Monica Price Maurice Sapp Danaka Oliver Aaron Haynes Amy Olsen Crystal Thomas Dave Bieter's plans for Boise and BSU AsST. PHOTO EDITOR Krista Adams humor are the surest way to win my political heart. BY AUBREY SALAZAR boyfriend that was also a Basque dancer, and that PHOTOGRAPHERS Columnist after a few drinks, we would call up her boyfriend's At this point, the worst was over, and I beckoned him Stanley Brewster The Arbiter cultural talent only to shriek in fits of hilarity at the to look toward the future and explain what he would Emily Desler spectacle. Bieter was good-natured about it and achieve as mayor of Boise. Brittany Rosenthal The election for the next mayor of dIe city of Boise we laughed together at the politically incorrect Bieter has some attractive and progressive plans Dan Wolf is now one month away. In continuing my inquiry as paralleling. As I became more comfortable with him, for Boise State students if he wins the election. to which of the four candidates would best represent I had to ask some serious questions. He wants to start an extensive Internship program COWMNISTS our city, I recently met with Dave Bieter. When confronted with the issue of the University between Boise State and the city. From the sound Aubrey Salazer Bieter is currently serving in the Idaho State Place scandal, I wanted him to tell me his motives for of it, I don't think he intends on having us pick up Dustin Scott Legislature and has hopes of snagging the mayoral voting to approve it. - his dry cleaning or making coffee either. He means Dr. Decateur Reed seat in November. A politician by default, Bieter "I did vote for it, it was very difficult, and I had to put our education and skills to work for the real Maurice Sapp unexpectedly took over his late father's position in my questions about it then. I think to a large extent, world, like Boise State's motto implies. Bieter has Michael W. Reed - -the House of Representatives back in 2000. Before we were hoodwinked when we were told about the plans to build a committee' of faculty, students, Edvin Subasic ' that he was an attorney in both the public and project and in the way they pitched it," Bieter said. deans and city department heads to brainstorm private sectors. -' I asked him to answer the allegation that University and implement ideas for putting students to work. EDITORIAL CARTOONIST In a political sense, Bieter knows firsthand about Place was, in some minds, an effort to dethrone The committee would meet on a regular basis, and David Habben being the underdog. As a democrat in a republican- Boise State as the premier university in Boise. Bieter be co-chaired by himself and BSU President Kustra. run state, he has had to carefully choose his battles construed the opposite: One such idea he would opportune to the committee The Arbiter is the official and cling dearly to his positions on everything from "It was a cooperative effort, it was supposed to would be creating a program for new entrepreneurs, independant student newspaper minimum wages for immigrant farm workers to be positive ... It wouldn't detract from Boise State, it which would offer capital, space and other resources for startup businesses. So if new Boise State of Boise State University. It's the municipal obstruction that was dubbed "Fort would add to it." Kempthorne" after the 9/11 attacks. As I sat and graduates can't find a job in this economy, they can mission is to provide a forum Bieter took my questions in stride, even when talked with him more, I found some other interesting I hinted that as a University of Idaho alumni make one for themselves. This definitely looks to be for the discussion of issues surprises. (postgraduate) he was highly suspect in defining his a concept that most Boise State students can get affecting the BSU community. Bieter is truly a Boise native. His grandparents interests in the project. He made me chuckle when onboard with. The arbiter's budget consists of hailed a ride to Idaho from the Basque country in he countered: Contrary to my allergic reaction to most politicians, fees paid by the student body and 1913. Basque traditions and interests were passed "You go to law school in a place and it doesn't I really liked Dave Bieter. He envisions my success as advertising sales. The first copy down to him -along with Basque dancing, which he endear you to that university, in a lot of ways, you a Boise State student., and my opportunities for a is free. Additional copies can be is accomplished at. 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BYMIKE PINGREE The Boston Herald putson {KRn I KNOW HOW THIS MUST LOOK, DEAR A commercial airline pilot lived a double life with two women in British Columbia, marrying 'Endgame' them both and setting up households with each of them about seven miles apart. He got away with it for many years, having two children with each of them. But it all feIl apart BY CRYSTALTHOMAS when his wife of 39 years filed for divorce, and A&EWriter the papers were delivered to the doorstep of The Arbiter his wife of 20 years. During the subsequent court sessions, members of both families were if deciphering Old English iambic pentameter seen screaming at each other in the corridors. isn't your forte, yet you appreciate a play that IT WAS MORE OF A TRIBUTE, ACTUALLY delivers a powerful and original message, check Angry because his girlfriend dumped h~m, out the Theatre Arts Department's production a Wisconsin man had T-shirts made featunng of Endgame. . a naked picture of her, taken during happier Written by Samuel Beckett in 1957, Endgame times. Then, he passed them out at a county attempts to illustrate human suffering and the fair, police say. The former girlfriend found meaninglessness of life's routine. Newcomers out about it and filed a complaint. She is very to Beckett's plays may miss this symbolism if upset. not forewarned, which, conveniently is where 1 A MAN TO BE RECKONED WITH come in. A somewhat intoxicated man extorted Many fans of the theatre can probably admit money from a drug dealer in Phnom Penh, that they cherish the act of simply sitting back Cambodia, by pulling the pin out of a hand while being entertained for a couple of hours. , . '.. PH01D llY MARY DAWSON/THE ARBIlER grenade and threatening him with it. After he Submissive viewers beware: Endgame proposes " " , Endgame is directed by Ann ~oste and cs'nbe ~eel18~tho Mon:ison Center.Stago II October 8-11 at got the money, the drunken extortionist put that theatre should do more than simply amuse l> 7:30p.m. and October 5 & 12;at~:OOp.m. E,ntranceis{J'~,to BSU studen~ andfaculty. ~., the grenade in his pocket, but forgot to put the I ' the passive spectator; it should recognize and l~"···i·~·~::·' '. I.~ ••.. ;;,.,. : 'J' ; -.I " pin back into it. He is deceased. t ' provoke change. we are often without content ourselves, the reliance on Clov and ultimately his fear of being SURE, TAKE IT, IT'S NOT MINE ANYWAY ! Without doubt, Beckett intended for a critical epttome-vso to speak-of meaninglessness and left alone. In the final minutes of Endgame, A man was caught soliciting a prostitute on a analysis when formulating this play. It was inescapable despair...' ,; it becomes .quite clear that Hamm knows it street corner in Chicago, and so, in accordance written during the period following World War The beginning of Endgame initiates a descent is better to be miserable with company than with local ordinance, police confiscated his II,when the world was being trained to live in into hell. The minimalist set, complete with dark miserable and isolated. Clov threatens to "leave" vehicle. His vehicle was a municipal transit fear due to nuclear and atomic bomb threats. dungeon walls, trashcans, discarded,de~r~,~,and/", /ieyeral times and Hamm dares him to do so, yet bus that he was returning to the city garage Beckett reportedly thought the world was crazy a still, shrouded figure sitting Ina chair, pjoyides : 'whis'tles Clov back into the room immediately. after working his shift as a driver. and meaningless: everyone was simply waiting an eerie setting for the play. AsH begl~s,.Cloy, The duo maintain an ambivalent relationship LET'S CALL IT THE J!EPUBLIC OF to die. His play attempts to bring this absurdity the son who fulfills menial duties for the others, toward each other and provide further evidence MONKEYLAND into the minds of people to change their typical shuffles in and makes vain attempts, to look out for Endgame's theme that the characters arc Some 35 monkeys took over the official regards about life. Endgame's characters all live ilie two windows in the room; Clov, played by simply filling the void between birth and death. residence of the president of Kenya in in a repetitive world where they keep doing the Luke Massengill, already seems exhausted in 'AIl things considered, the play portrays a Nairobi. The animals had been living at a same thing and getting the same results. Thus his youth and bitter about the routine of life. nihilistic outlook complete with life's bursts of nearby wildlife preserve, and were attracted they live in constant despair. However Massengill's performance reveals dark humor. My favorite illumination of this to the house by the smells coming from the Endgame is a celebrated representative of the the inner strength and intellect of the simple- theme is when Hamm asks his father, with kitchen. They have been evicted and returned Theatre of the Absurd, a category that portrays minded character. some attempt to produce sincerity, "Why did to the park. life's mix of senseless nature and sardonic Adam Harrell portrays Hammfather ofClov you engender me?" Nagg, without hesitation, THEY WON'T SUSPECT ATHING humor. Such format is illustrated perfectly in and god of the hellish place: Harrell gives 'a responds with "I didn't know it'd be you." A man robbed the Bank of America branch this play, as its characters seem to indirectly moving performance and conquers the task Endgame defies the standard convention in Oroville, Calif., where he was a customer, address the audience with the suggestion that of turning the demanding, self-interested of play format in that a true plot is never and then returned a few hours later to deposit they, as well as the characters themselves, character into someone that compels the presented. This may shy away those who require the money into his account through the bank's should appreciate the absurd humor of the audience to feel a sense of empathy for. HarreU a traditional layout in order to appreciate the ATM machine. He is now.serving time. unfolding tale. It also becomes evident that also perfects Hamm's contrast of booming rants theatre arts. Beckett simply presents a familiar NOT TONIGHT, I HAVE AN ARSON FIRE Beckett intends for tile audience to be shocked and thoughtful reflective speeches by filling the outlook on life and leaves it up to the audience A man in Seget, Croatia, set a fire in the and left feeling restless. Endgame's characters audience with sound. to invent their own answer, just as the four woods behind his home in order to avoid become examples of people who are not Nagg,.ipliiY~dJ{Jy Nick SteWaIt.;;o;IID!lNell, £bMacte~!tave invented theirs. When the play, having sex with his wife. Alas, fire spread courageous enough to experience anything the perforrtred ~ ¥thany Adams, are tfie1'i'iishcan- ii'fitrer, some people may walk away wondering to his house. He has been jailed 'for arson. other than the monotony of life, people who residing parents dr Hamm. The two of them arc what the hell just happened, others might leave HELLO? YES, CANCEL THAT AMBULANCE lack imagination and creativity. skillfully brougQt t~ life by Stewart and Adams, upset. Yet ,it is most probable that many will A94-year-old man was wrongly pronounced It should not go without notice that tile play and with a remarkable make-up job to boot. walkaway'with new insight. Endgame may have is symbolic in its very title. "Endgame" is a term dead at a clinic in Ramos Majia, Argentina, A1t\1ougll'there is little action involved in the ended, but to the audience its message is all but and was taken to his home for his wake. used in chess to describe a known or inevitable proddction,(it

CD REVIEWS r ss is ile BYJAKE HANSEN and it stressed that fact that this Jet A&EWriter duo doesn't use the six-string. The Arbiter GetBom The drumming on the record Elektra is fairly standard. It may even Clatter be slightly above average. Jet's debut record BUnded By Vision Drummer Joe Hayes adds an will not change your life. They Chicken House Records element of stylish rhythm that arc not musical visionaries; in is necessary for a band that fact their sound has long since Clatter, sounds like clutter, is composed of the rhythm passed. I'm guessing there which is precisely what the section. Throughout the record will not be a rush of bands like record is. Hayes uses electronic drums them. But I'll be damned if they This two-piece from Middle and other assorted effects are not fun as hell to listen to. Ainerica released Blinded by to spice up the tracks. These Jet meshes together classic Vision earlier this year. Another spruce-ups work well, and add rock legends like The Rolling two-piece band releasing needed flavor to the record. Stones and Lynyrd Skynyrd. a record seems suspicious, The individual songs are They take the vocal pop of the what with the gigantic success based around melodic funk Beatles, and create good-times of the White Stripes. But bass. And Clatter also makes rock for aU. The band even says Clatter is not composed of a this oxymoron work. They use their influencesgo further back- guitarist and a drummer, like two bass lines most ofthe time, -to Elvis. Which is surPrising their commercially accepted The first bein.E{the~d·aZYfunI.< and all, seeing how the oldest counterparts. They have a bass lines, and thf second being a, member is 24. I,' guitarist (Ainy Humphrey) and simpler dist0t/:ed bass line. The The quartet from the down a drummer aoe Hayes). No second line helps to create ilie under, that's right Australia, guitar. That's right, no guitar- ~elodr that. bass l~es dcrea~~ has just released their first -no freaking guitar. How? I'm. I? gultar-onente d ~ s. record on Elektra records, and no t sure. But I'fyou listen there - times iliese. duoI"bassI Imeslik . canI' are gearing up to invade the is definitely is music. And it ~et d.rownmg. .' ,ee e" ~ world with their rock 'n roll Jet, (L~R)Cam Muncev, , , and . doesn't suck. It's certainly not listerun~, to Spmal Tap Big music. Their first record is an great, but it doesn't suck. Bottom. in-your-face experience. One For the most part this record Blinded by' Vision's songs The largest drawback to that screams, these guys are the their tunes, but Jet has taken lines show his talent as a true are designed around two tho IS recor d' IS th e ~oc,als . Amy way rock and roll bands used is composed of power rock. the time to write their songs musician. Not onl¥-can he sing elements of pop music. You Humphr~s vocal Imes can get to be--should be. Listening Tracks like "Are you Gonna be with accuracy--which is very aggressively enough to match b Sh has a decent my Girl," aggressively attack apparent when listening. Guitar the rock song's intensity, but got your funk and you got v~ry. onn?, e '. to Jet, you know these guys the listener with quick paced solos; I typically hate guitar he can create melodic vocal Your rock. Sometimes mixed smgmg voice. The problem IS frequent the pub often, drink and sometimes not. AIl songs every 0th er wor d She holds the way too many beers, and then power'chords and wailing solos. solos. I feel they are unneeded lines that ,suit a piano's natural are centered on. bassist Amy Jlote for a few sec0Il;ds. It seems kick some ass. At least that's : They use dramatic pauses and , and showy, but Jet has fun with beauty. The songs are layered all I h th the up hot scratchy vocals, provided them. These gliys are righteous with ,harmonized vocals that Humphrey's baSs lines. At times to re y cas Wl what I imagine them d~ing. by Nic, 'Cester, which can't be her style attempts to mimic tempo bass and drum pa~.s.. But then you hit the middle· f at ilie axe, and iliey don't use complement the main vocal Lc·s. Claypool of Primus. lAThlch ' So back to my ongmal . of the record, and it changes. ignqred. Anti for being a form 0 typical scale solos, but ratl1er line. equates to a lot of,slapping... and~ s.tate~en t. CI?tt e~L ,so~n ds I think to myself, ~These guys roele that died in the seventies, it innovative solos, that match Get Born has a little beauty a lot fast rhythmi"c notes sloshed like Clutter, whic.h IS precls~ly can't kick ass, .that's 'a heart felt " still reallyriJcks·-androIl~ The their raw rock sound. and a little beast. It's got the The band's softer side; it's together. Over ,the to,pof, these what·... Ule recor d IS. Th e mus ,1,c piano, ballad." Well maybe they ,b,an,d's, songs are surprisingly. rock that is inside all of us, and hee'tj'c 'ba'sslm' es aredlstort,ed though only two people,Wlth let the.'.irsensitive show through well .structured. For'tieing an awesome. Jet centers these it's got tl1e sensitive,sideiliat I th' d funk l' aggr'eSsive rock; b@d,'their songs on. the melodies" and most of~ opp~ss, ThiS record , I bass lir~es,which gives the effect, e lasr nuns, super :c S ap ,>one song. That's aUowed. But mUSicianship is aniazing. Chord beauty of clean music. They of.a distorted. gllit,'ar',Tricky,eh? bass lines, and, sle~py vPt:a1s,::;ti.1eSe'bo. ys...• ,.c0!1thme on. with is a completEr pac~ge. It's not i , nffac" -. " " . ", nseOfuneilS? .e: b"QtII~gid~and~curI7,uP- progressions aretlght;!Delodic, abandon their rock attitudes, r.evo.lutionary, it's no.,t1irlainal. I I and create beautiful songs But it is great record, 'Vith'great 1 j the ' :~y at~Lria:~11 It to<;:~ ':Wil$if1 '¥t~

BYAMBER FUGER Special to the Arbiter Bronco offense The Student Athletic Advisory Committee is geared up and ready to get all of campus in the spirit scores big win of homecoming with the theme, "Orange You Proud You're a Bronco?" BYANDREA TRUnUO was equally distributed, with three The gymnastics team will Sports Editor different receivers getting into the be playing flag football on The Arbiter scoring column. Tony McPherson the smurf turf of Bronco pulled down his only reception of Stadium in the Toilet Bowl The Boise State' football team the game on a 25-yard touchdown today. Be ready' for some began its defense of the 2002 WAC pass from Dinwiddie. Trent Lundin good times· and the lighter Championship with a 43-37 victory hauled in a 42-yard pass for the side of the gridiron as the over La Tech Saturday afternoon at score, and Jerry Smith was the Bronco football players step Joe Aillet Stadium. The 17,859 fans recipient of a's-yard grab. off the field and onto the in attendance witness four hours of Boise State kicker Tyler Jones sidelines. The players will offensive authority, in which the two was once again clutch for the team, coach these amateur flag teams combined for a total of 1,291 making all three of his field goal football players to victory, net yards. Boise State outlasted attempts. defeat and, of course, the the Bulldogs, improving its season La Tech quarterback Luke Toilet Bowl hall offame. record to 4-1, starting out a perfect McCown's 437-yard, two- On Friday night, the 1-0 in the WAC. touchdown performance .was annual homecoming Two Boise State seniors, exhausted in the losing effort, which parade will float its way . wide receiver Tim Gilligan and dropped the Bulldogs to 2-3 on the from campus through quarterback Ryan Dinwiddie, set season. downtown Boise. school records in the Broncos' WAC In 2001, McCown's sophomore The SMC float is opener. season, he led the Bulldogs to a tentatively planning to Gilligan had 16 receptions for 255 WAC Championship. Now just two parade the famous vehicles yards, which gave him the record for short years later, La Tech enters the " seen at the home football most catches in a game. This beat sixth week of the season still looking '" games. out the 15 receptions posted by Don for their first WAC victory, falling to Look for the Bronco bus Hutt 30 years ago against UC-Davis. 0-2 in the conference. . and the sheriffs bug in the Dinwiddie etched his name into The Broncos return to action ", streets, and don't forget to the record books for most passing Saturday at Bronco Stadium against grab a banger noisemaker yards in a game. His 406 yards Tulsa. The Golden Hurricanes ,;' that SMC representatives last year against Fresno State had started out the season 0-2, dropping will be handing out prior to already placed him in the number road games to Minnesota and RLE PHOTOS BY STANLEY BREWSTER! two spot, behind Jim McMillan's the game on Saturday. Arkansas. But the Golden Hurricanes . THEARBrTER 454 yards versus UNLV way back in The main goal of returned to Tulsa for a critical home ., 1974. Dinwiddie's 532 passing yards homecoming is to bring stand, swept their opponents, and against the Bulldogs were shattered out Bronco school pride. have since improved their season ., Boise State quarterback Ryan the 29-year-old record. SMC academic adviser record to 3-2. Last weekend Tulsa ,. Dinwiddie (above) led the offense The Bronco quarterback led Anne Marie Kaus said she played its first WAC opponent, the offense to 732 total net yards, encourages students to to 732total net yards, completed beating out Hawaii 27-16. completed 40 of his 60 attempted come out and participate in 40 of his 60 attempted passes, Tulsa comes to Boise looking to u passes, threw for three touchdowns the fun of the homecoming tbrew for threo touchdowns and gain its first road win of the season. and rushed for two more. atmosphere. 'rushed for two more. Sonior wide Both teams step onto the turf The Broncos found themselves "Integrating students recoiver Tim Gilligan (right) had in Saturday's WAC showdown 11 victim of a 23-16 halftime deficit. who are not athletes into . undefeated in conference play. Only 16 roceptions for 255yards, which But the Broncos shook off their jet the spirit of homecoming one team will walk off the field a' gavo him the Boise State record lag, and went to work in the second creates a great environment perfect 2-0 in WAC play, bragging ,. . for most catches in a game. This half. The team rallied, putting up 24 on campus where everyone rights in hand, and in good position" beat out the 15 receptions postod third-quarter points. is proud to be a Boise State to take the 2003 WAC title. The Broncos' offensive attack Bronco," said Kaus. by Don HuU30 yoars ago against UC-Davis.

programs-baslcally, any sport that needs their help. BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Let's face it. Coaches have a lot of things tQ do and they need help getting it all done. This is where Teamwork comes into play. Now let's talk about another group. Let's just call it "HATERZ Inc." Ya see, this group iB causing trouble for Teamwork, who is havin'k trouble keeping their seats on the lower level ((f the stadium at football games. ... People (this includes the generai public U/> well as students) have been complaining thl\t Teamwork is taking up too many seats and they want them to move upstairs. • SPORTS COMMENTARY Keep in mind that these people have to escort The Arbiter recruits to the game. How would you feel if you were a recruit considering going to BSU, but October 10th when you got here they took you to a football The recruiting process is fun for athletes. Coaches are going out of their way to convince game and sat you way up in the nosebleed , atfhe, .' these players that "they are the future" of section? I would tell that school to go to hell. ' whatever school and program it is that they To address this, I say, "Shut up." , represent. I'm sure everyone loves to go 10 the football ...•....BQsQ~~BI~ck•..••. But it can sometimes be a pain in the ass for games and watch the Broncos literally kick th~ coaches and other people who help athletic shit out of all their opponents. The members ~ Md;;~jt41..' programs with recruiting. They have to wait on Teamwork are students, so they have a right to ;'9y@.,t;:p~i~~;i~!ti.• sit in the lower level student section just like the .• <, : ';'~\(;~~'~:{:~'~'~/':~?~':'~'::,,';~~.;,.- ,'.," ,.'-·',;-,::h'i:;,-:;'.: ',>':'<'._~:;:."~}';;>;'~~_~:",':;;;. '. these kids to decide if they want to go to their rest of the students. : :\';'Ji,: school or another. It seems like' it would be frustrating; except when you do well, it's more How can we continue to do that if recruits than worth it. won't come here because when we take them to Coaches aren't the only group that is basically a game, they are sitting so far away, they can't tell oppressed by the recruiting process. There is a what color the turf is? : group here on campus called Teamwork. It's a shame that there are so many haters ~ This group of hard-working individuals is the world. • composed of interns in the football office. They But keep it up, because you keep giving mp help out with the football, basketball, and track something to Write about. .".Wlnnln"""':",,"'-,'"9',' WoitdSedes BoiseSfare would burt Vegas casinos teams upWitb BY MICHAEL HlRSLEY Chicago_Tribune (KRT) Make-A-Wish The Cubs have .becorne a bear of. a problem for sports, oddsmakers in this gambling mecca. Chicago's National League Foundation team, who last won a World Series 95 years ago, are service. That's right, Boise State threatening to gain revenge on BYABBYVAUGHAN Special to the Arbiter athletes' participation included the Las Vegas "house," That is, serving the dinner, as celebrity the bookmakers who have taken The Boise State Athletic. waiters/waitresses, and doing and cashed the betting money of Department and the Make-A- just about anything for tips. hapless Cubs' fans who put their Wish Foundation made dreams Athletes were singing, money where their hearts were come true last Monday night. dancing, and giving people ... year after year after year. Working together, members massages. Gymnasts were This could be that "next ofBronco athletic programs and doing beam routines and year" that lives in those fans' the Make-A-Wish Foundation on-the-stage-talk about fantasies. hosted the charitable dinner at entertainment. One of the. If so, it will be a nightmare for the Grove. wrestlers even took his shirt off the oddsmakers. The night generated a lot of for the ladies. On this evening, "I can tell you the Cubs PHOTO BY STANLEY BREWSTER/THE ARBITER , money for a worthy cause. The pride was truly put aside in the winning the World Series would dinner, tips, and auction items name of goodwill ." Ryan Dinwiddie set aside his role of Bronco quarterback for one night. stepping off the field and be a really bad result for the donated to the event produced Men's assistant basketball sports books," said Tony Sinisi, into the community. . more than $7,000. coach Andy McClouskey said senior oddsmaker for Las Vegas The miracle here is not that a Two of the bigger ticket the night was unforgettable. of the community, including Wish, said it is a special evening Sports Consultants. "Now we're boy was able to meet his hero, items proved to be dinner "I can't tell you what a great Governor Dirk Kempthorne when people in the community at the point where there's so but rather that he lived to tell and babysitting services. An event that was for our school attended the evening's gather together in the spirit of much money bet on the Cubs about it. , ' evening of dining and surely and athletic department. I . festivities. Kempthome gave such a worthy cause. , that they have become a huge Bronco men's head tennis , first-rate sports commentary have coached 20 years and two speeches, one specifically Every dollar will make a liability to the sports books," coach Greg Patton was the with Bronco head football have been at four different to the athletes and the second difference. Every effort will help "The Cubs are the one team guest speaker for the event. :1 coach Dan Hawkins sold for Division-I schools. I am sure to the event's 154 participants. a child with a life-threatening that got into the playoffs that Patton summed up the night $520. One night of babysitting , that was the most meaningful Kempthorne said it is always condition realize their most the house wasn't rooting for," best when he spoke about from the women's basketball event that athletes have ever a great to see Boise State heart-felt wish. agreed Art Manteris, vice significance, about giving the team sold for just over $400. been involved in. I think I know athletes on a personal level, One of the most touching president of race and sports kids a dream, something to On this night athletes left the how much work [we] put into not in a uniform, but out in the scenes of the night came book operations for Station look forward to, and most of familiarity of the field or the it. We made a huge difference," community as individuals. through the words of a 14-year- , Casinos, comprising 11 sports . confines of the court to heed McClouskeysaid. Karla Wagner, program old boy. The boy is a recipient all: love. -, books in Las Vegas. "It may be The Boise State athletic a much higher calling--food Many celebrity 'members services director of Make-A- of the Make-A-Wish program. payback time for all of those and on this night he gave department joined together fans who've lost money on the Joe Skitter, something back. with the Make-A-Wish Cubs in all those past years." a member He stood in front of the volunteers one week ago. Whether from the heart early These individuals donated one of Boise crowded room and talked in the season, or from the evening of their time to grant State's men's about his illness. He spoke smarts later on - realizing that about his wish, and about how wishes that will last a lifetime. basketball Kerry Wood, Mark Prior, Matt it came true. The effects will be seen right Clement and Carlos Zambrano team, and The child was born with his here in the Boise Community. would be a formidable pitching other Bronco heart turned backwards, with All net proceeds benefit the rotation in a short playoff series- athletes gave only one ventricle. He has Idaho chapter of Make-A-Wish, bets on the Cubs have been their time endured 9 pacemakers and ultimately granting the wish of building all season long. Enough and energy over 50 heart procedures. an Idaho child with a terminal bets that sports books have been to help raise And on this night, he stood illness. dropping the odds drastically People can't make miracles over $1000 before an audience as a against the Cubs winning the survivor, sharing how' Make- h~~~ b~ throu~ to benefit World Series. A-Wish made a difference in organizations such as Make-A- tho Idaho That's the way oddsmakers his life. Wish, people can help others to hedge their bets and slow the chapter of the His hero is Brett Favre. The make their dreams come true. wagering action on a team. Make-A-Wish foundation flew him to the If you would like more The Cubs, who were anywhere Foundation. Green Bay Packers football information on how you from 30-1 to 50-1 longshots on camp to meet the quarterback. can make a difference, visit Opening Day, now rate 4-1 or "We drank some Gatorade; it Make-A-Wish online at better to win the World Series. PHOTO BY STANLEY BREWSTER/THE was good Gatorade, too," the www.makeawish.org. It varies among casinos. At ARBITER boy said. Share the power of a wish. the Mandalay Bay Sports Book, for example, odds on the Cubs and the Boston Red Sox (who haven't won a World Series in 85 Tulsa defeats BSU in WAC volleyball years) were 7-2, behind only the New York Yankeesat 2-1. same result, as the Broncos Manteris and Sinisi said BYANDREA TRUJILLO Sports Editor again lost-in three straight, 35- the Cubs, for reasons of The Arbiter l sentimentality and national 3330-2030-27. Cameron Flunder led the exposure, always have been a I The Bronco volleyball team team once again against Tulsa, I popular team for bettors. traveled to Houston and Tulsa' The Cubs and Red Sox both racking up 12 kills. over the weekend to take on The losses over the weekend appeal to fans' heartfelt wagers. the Rice Owls and Golden dropped the Broncos' But Boston was seen as a strong Hurricanes in WAC action. season record to 5-13, and team on Opening Day while the Rice dropped the Broncos 1-3 in conference play. Sarah Cubs were not, Sinisi said. in three straight games, 30-21, Johnson followed with 11 kills "Prior was an unknown who 31-29,30-20. and nine digs. Megan Tranter became a huge factor," he said. Cameron Flunder led the "And who knew (manager Dusty had 15 digs and Jackie Stroud Broncos with 12 kills, and Baker) would give them a little notched 11 digs. Mindy Bennett put up 32 As a team the Broncos had jump?" assists and 10 digs. Christina 43 kills, 43 assists, four aces, Even as the Cubs threaten to Moore chipped in 10 kills in slug his business, Sinisi said, 51 digs and three blocks. Tulsa the Broncos' losing effort. "It's hard not to root for them. rose to victory with 53 kills, 46 ; The flight to Tulsa provided assists, eight aces" 59 digs and It's a great story." i' a change of scenery, but the nine blocks. f, i ANTIOCH IAN ORTHODOX CHURCH

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