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NEWS
PAGE 3 Pills like Adderall are becoming the wrong kind of study habit Everyone has an HIV status OPINION
PAGE 5 Sex in the classroom: The pro's and con's of procreation education
CULTURE ------~ PAGE 7
. Sick of long hair? Cut the crop.
SPORTS ------PAGE 12 Long-distance runner Rebecca Guyette prevails In the 5000 meter and leads the BSU track and field teams to victory
ONLINE ------Post your comments online at: WWW.ARBITERONLINE.COM Protecting ON CAMPUS your sexual condition isn't as difficult as it was health ------BY CHAD MENDENHALL don't know ifthey have mv," Malcolm said, MONDAY "It's important to know."· The Center for years ago arid patients are able en- . News Writer On Friday, April 14 2006 Final Four Indianapolis Disease Control and Prevention said they es- joy their lives. \ timate that over one million Americans' are The pamphlet she gave me said there were a combination of local 7:15 p.rn. "Are you ready to hear your test 'results," agencies will sponsor the living with mv, and 24 to 27 percent of them several" ways to protect myself from Infec- \ SUB Brava Stage asked Mariah Malcolm, mv counseling and Spring Youth Leadership are unaware of their infection. tion, Including safer sex, monogamy and Come see the action on a huge testing coordinator at the mVServices Clinic . Summit In the Barnwell According to avert.org, Americans be- abstinence. Sharing needles to inject drugs, in Boise. and _Farnsworth rooms screen lV. Sweet prizes, free tween the ages of equal percent of vitamins or steroids, for tattooing or piercing I Truthfully, Iwasn't ready. I was scared. The 15-29 25 of the. Student Union food and refreshments also puts anyone at risk. Safer sex guidelines palms of my hands moistened and a fearful the total mY-positive population in the na- Building from 9 a.rn. to 3 Sponsored by Student Activities tion. Malcolm said mv testing among col- suggest the following: I sensation threw my stomach into a frenzy of p.m. lege students has picked up, especially when • Engage in sexual activities that do not and Swire Coca Cola: knots and spasms. I thought, "If the results This workshop will ad- couples go in together. "A respectful way to put you' in contact with someone else's I are positive what will I tell my wife? How dress sexually transmit- start a relationship is to be tested. Typically, blood, semen, or vaginal fluids. ted infections and vulner- TUESDAY could Icope with HIV?" • Use a new latex condom and water-based t My hesitation was obvious. "It's common couples that come here leave happy and ex- ability in youth popula- Ambassador Lecture lubricant every time you have sex. to be. nervous. Most people are absolutely cited: she said. tions. Physicians, profes- 10:45 a.m, to noon Malcolm said education is esseniial in pre- • Don't use oil-based lubricants. sionals, and people who petrified when they come in," Malcolm said. SUB Hatch Ballroom B venting the spread of infection. "We don't • Use a barrier for oral sex. . I are infected or affect- The test she administered was called an. • Never share sex toys. If you do, wash them ed by these conditions Karl Theodor Paschke, mv rapid test and only required me to rub want it to be such an awful thing to be mv positive that people would rather not find out well and cover them with a new condom each I will discuss HIV, STDs, Germany's special ambassador my gums with a special cotton swab. The their status, because there is so much stigma, time. Hepatitis C and other is- to the United Nations swab was attached to a device that looked shame and misunderstanding with being Although Ithought my odds of having the. I sues. Management Reform, will give like a pregnancy test and only took 20 min- virus were low, the only way to be certain was positive," she said. Registration is free but a lecture titled "The United utes to determine the results. The test is free Malcolm has been working for the mv to be tested. Now Iknow my mv status. Do space is limited. Please e- and just as accurate as any other blood or mail your information to States and Germany: A Critical Services Clinic for over four years, and spe- you? For more information, or to arrange a I urine test. youthsummlt@alphaidaho. Partnership." Free. cializes in educating and counseling people confidential appointment, contact Mariah "The reason this virus is still being trans- org to register. with HIV and AIDS. She said living with the Malcolm at (208) 367·7038; I mitted at its current rate is because people WEATHER Boise State Student Union ------o Canada
J ,J expansion still in design phase BSU.recognizes our northern J J J ,J TUESDAY BY MICAH neighbors April 3-6 High: 56F / Low 45F MCLAUGHLIN News Writer BY TESSA SCHWEIG£RT from food to music to economics. "The welfare of our country is Architects have been chosen ll.sslstant News Editor linked in every imaginable way with and the design process to ex- pand available space for study- As students come back to Boise Canada's," he said. WEDNESDAY ing, events and food service is be- State after spring break, Canada Panel discussions will tackle top- High: 57F / Low 43F ginning on Boise State's Student Week also returns to campus for ics such as how Canada and the U.S. Union Building. The expansion of the fourth 'annual celebration of ev- share resources and energy, busi- the SUB is projected to cost about erything Canadian. From April 3-6, ness opportunities in Canada and Canada. Week provides numerous marijuana decriminalization. $27 million. "We have several problems in events, including lectures, a film A highlight of the week includes the SUB right now," said Leah series, a book exhibit and panel dis- a presentation from renowned THURSDAY cussions. Haida artist Robert Davidson in the High: 60F / Low 41F Barrett. Barrett is the Executive Director for the Student Union Norman Weinstein, an adjunct Student Union Building Lookout and Student Involvement and has instructor in the Department Room Tuesday at 7 p.m. been working on this project since of Anthropology and Canadian Books highlighting Davidson's Studies, said the week encourages carvings, prints and sculptures CONTACT 1999. participants to get to know their will be on display in the Albertsons ------"The availability of food service NEWS has declined, the availability of neighbors from.the north. Canada Library throughout April. Other and the United States share the books authored by Canadians and (208) 345-8204 x 102 meeting and events space has de: [email protected] clined or Is nonexistent, demand longest undefended border in the on Canadian' topics will alsobe on for student organization space has world, spanning more than ·5,000 display. • OPINION Increased and the book store Is miles. And, since Idaho is one of the Weinstein said he hopes the (208) 345-8204 x 112 bordering states, Weinstein s~d the' week's events will help and half the size it should be for an in- students [email protected] ore stltution thislarge," Barrett said. weekespeciallypertainstoBSUstu" the publicknowll1 about their dents. Canadian neighbors. "We don't have any space." CULTURE . "I would encourage students tii He added that in addition to of- . '-The current SUB expansion (208) 345-8204 x 104 that is already fering a minorjnCanadianStul1les priijeetaddresses all theseIssues. realize Canada part , [email protected] of their lives In Idaho. It makes good BSU also has an agreement the . Barrett says there are a number of With sense and Is delightful to University Calgaryfo st11dent Initlatives the expansion . learnmore .' of eXchange .. SPORTS ahoutwhat's already.pa.-tofyoUrllfe students andfacUltyflir IiseIlleS~'s win also address. These include (208)345-8204 x 103 you've not considered," Weinstein length. ..' '...... '..v.~.:: . [email protected] . .. 'PBIIlD BYM@.\ilJlEM1lEA!mrtEB . recogriitlons pfbiithveterans and said. .. . .' For a fullll,sto,fcan:ada~kllC'-" the Intema.tlonaliZiltion ..tlf.the SU13directorLeahBarrett saldl!neofthe ~eatesfoblectlvesol Canada, influeDees: Aniericantivities, viSIt~ttP:/ !anthro, .. .. ADVERTISING the,expansion to provide Dloreprogramming space...... ~~~h~.#l~,iate;edWtaliadUlPii> '.. ',--" (208) 345.-8204 x 118 is ~tUte~'fium~~ buslness@arblteronllne,com World/National/What. the? stories ~urtesy ofKRT Campus Wire Services unless otherwise. credited; local/BSU stories are courtesy of the Boise State Website at www.bolsestate.edu. All stories are complled by News Writers.
elryatR. Grey Jewelry Gallerydur- In the last tape, the kidnappers groups against Roommates.com, a what the? to listen to a band perform Iarana, a ing April. Proceeds will benefit the threatened to kill Carroll unless all roommate search service. The case, world local song and dance. Bush smiled Boise State Art Metals Program. A female prisoners in .Iraq were re- which is on appeal, Is similar to the and swayed slightly. reception to kick off the silent auc- leased by Feb. 26. U.S. officials freed one against Craigslist. Excuse me, what The leaders then proceeded to a tion will be held at 6 p.m. April 6 at Bush takes time out five of the nine prisoners around "CDA 230 is .a very powerful site called the ball court, a 545-foot- the gallery, 818 W. Idaho St, Boise. are you doing in my that time, but they said that their re- shield," said Kurt Opsahl, an at- to be a tourist • long athletic field lined with' a stone The auction will feature two neck- lease was unrelated to the demand. torney with the Electronic Frontier house? wall, where a soccer-like game called pieces and nine rings, all created CANCUN, Mexico - President The deadline passed with no word Foundation, a technology and civil tlachtli was played in ancient times. by art metals students. The win- Bush traded in his business suit of Carroll, but Minister of Interior liberties group. "I think Cralgslist Unbeknownst to her estranged From there, the leaders went back ning bids are tax deductible, and Bayan Iabr said two days later that has the law on its side." husband, a woman in Ajax, Ontario, Thursday for a white tropical short- to the pyramid and walked up two or proceeds will be used to buy equip- he believed she was alive. sold her husband's house by forging sleeve shirt and khaki slacks as he three of the 91 steps. They finished ment and hand tools for the art met- . played tourist, something he rarely the tour at the Temple of Big Tables, Officials at the Ministry of Justice local/bsu his name. She then had a relative said five female detainees remain in alsstudio. impersonate him and sign the final does on foreign trips. a structure that contains original The Art Metals Program is part of The president was all smiles and murals painted by Mayans for their Iraq. documents at a lawyer's office. BSU ensemble places Boise State's Department of Art. The The husband discovered this business casual as he spent about an gods, a tour guide said. curriculum is designed to provide when he arrived home from a trip hour walking through the impres- national' second in national a foundation in the concepts, theo- and found other people living there. sive ruins of Chichen-Itza, a Mayan American journal- competition ries, design issues and techniques archeological site about 127 miles Suft against of the art metals field. For more in- west of Cancun, where he's meet- ist Carroll freed after formation about the program or And mermaids don't ing with Mexican President Vicente Craigslist faces free- The Morrison Center Chamber Players, a music ensemble from the auction, call Anika Smulovitz at Fox and Canadian Prime Minister nearly 3 months (208) 426-4060 or anikasmulovitz@ come cheap Stephen Harper. The ruins date back speech hurdle Boise State University, placed sec- to the sixth century. BAGHDAD, Iraq - Jill Carroll's ond at the Music Teacher National boisestate.edu. A businesswoman in Zimbabwe, CHICAGO - A Chicago fair-hous- "I want to thank you for letting nearly three months of captivity Association's annual competition in anxious to recover her stolen luxury . ing group recently made headlines us begin our important meetings at ended around 12:20 p.m. Thursday Austin, Texas. car, went to a witch doctor for help. nationwide when it sued Craigslist, this very historical site," Bush said when she walked into an Iraqi The group includes Christina Boise State The witch doctor said she needed to saying the popular Web site ran after his tour. "I want to thank those Islamic Party office in western Wilson, flute; Jeff Gander, oboe; Volunteer Services hire "mermaids" from England to about 100 discriminatory housing Katie Matsuura, clarinet; Laura who have worked hard to make sure Baghdad and handed the front-desk help in the search and to put them ads over a six-month period. Davis, bassoon; Josh Vargas, horn; this important part of our history is clerk a note asking for help. Board hosts Prime upinahotel. Meanwhile, federal housing regu- accessible and is available for people The kidnapped American jour- and Marla Klyutkina, piano. They She charged the woman $30,000. lators are fielding more complaints played a full program of works by Time Reading Night to understand the past, so we can nalist, a freelancer for the Christian The car was not recovered. The Science Monitor, had been snatched about discriminatory ads these days Mozart, Debussy, Ligeti, Hindemith better understand the future." The .Boise State University witch doctor was arrested. just a few miles away on Jan. 7 while _ including one against Craigslist and Poulenc during tfle competi-' Bush has earned a reputation for Volunteer Services Board invites leaving a Sunni politician's office. _ and they say they have made the tion, which included performanc- being an indifferent tourist at best children and their families to enjoy Her whereabouts had been un- issue a priority. es by seven groups. Each group I want you now, you on overseas trips, dashing through a TV-free night at 7 p.m, April 18 in known until a car dropped her off Both the Department of Housing had won collegiate state and divi- museums and exhibits or leaving the Student Union Hatch Ballroom. virile old codger . in front of the party's office, guards and Urban Development and The sional rounds to qualify for the fi- social and cultural events early. He The event is free and open to the at the building said. She appeared Chicago Lawyers' Committee for' nals. Competing schools included: typically prefers to stick to business public. After their wedding in Bergamo, healthy. Civil Rights Under Law argue that Brigham Young University, the Blair and not interrupt his routine. Prime Time Reading Night, which Italy, an older-couple couldn't wait to In an Interview broadcast on the Fair Housing Act applies to the School at Vanderbilt University White House officials say Bush's will be held in conjunction with the consummate the marriage. Baghdad television, Carroll said she Internet just as it does to print me- and Indiana Universjty. First place aversion to touring reflects security VSB's Earth Week activities, en- They were pulled over a few miles was treated well during her 82 days dia. And that would mean all Web went to the Eastman 'School at the concerns and the tricky logistics of courages children and their farni- from the reception because their car of captivity. Still wearing a hijab, sites - just like newspapers - are li- University ofRochester. moving a presidential entourage lies to turn off their TVs and enjoy was swerving from one side of the around. Bush's critics say his reluc- which covered her hair, Carroll said able for discriminatory housing ads. Three of the Morrison Center an evening of books and activities road to the other. she was fed well and allowed to go to But there is another landmark Chamber Players have been work- tance to get out and about reflects with an environmental twist. Police discovered the 59-year-old a lack of intellectual curiosity and the bathroom by herself. She empha- federal statute - Section 230 of the ing together since their freshman The Hatch Ballroom will be bride completely naked and strad- sized that she was never threatened. Communications Decency Act year. The players are coached by hurts America's image abroad. transformed into four wildlife ar- dling her heavily intoxicated 70- The president seems to be emerg- She said she occasionally heard (CDA) - that has stacked the odds Jeanne Belfy and taught by Nicole eas with corresponding hand-on year-old groom. ing slowly from his touring shell. news, but she didn't know what led .against HUD and the Chicago Molumby, Ritchard Maynard, learning stories and projects. to her release, including whether a Lawyers' Committee, Internet law Janelle Oberbillig, Davis Saunders During last month's trip to India Boise State students will be on ransom had been paid. experts say. and James Cook. They will play at and Pakistan, he played cricket in hand to serve as reading or activity Shoplifters' rule "You would have to ask the mu- The CDA provides broad protec- the Boise State University Top Ten Pakistan, but passed on a tour of buddies for the night. Free snacks India's Taj Mahal, which disappoint- jahadeen (religious fighters) that," tion for Internet forums that post Scholars Banquet in April. number one: and goodies will be provided for she said. "They came to me and said, ads and opinions submitted by their ed Indian officials. everyone who attends. Prime Time blend in On Thursday, Bush looked like 'OK, we are letting you go now.''' users. Web sites often wield the law: Reading Night is recommended for On the Christian Science Monitor to fight defamation claims, but it has Art metals program a man having fun and in no hurry. children in grades kindergarten A man was caught shoplifting a He listened intently as Federica Web site, Editor Richard Bergenheim also been used at least once to suc- fundraiser features through sixth. DVD and a video game at a K-Mart Sodi, the site's lead archeologist, said no ransom had been paid. In cessfully fight a housing-discrimi- To attend, RSVP with in Fairborn, Ohio. explained the significance of the three tapes released to Iraqi media nation suit. jewelry Kristin Ziemer at 426-4240 or Store employees had their eye ruins. They strolled past El Castillo, during her captivity, ..a group called A federal judge in California cit- The Boise State University Art [email protected]. on him because he was wearing a a 75-foot pyramid with 91 steps on the Vengeance Brigade said it was ed the CDA in 2004 when he dis- Metals Program will auction off jew- Superman costume at the time. each of its four sides - and stopped holding Carroll. missed a suit by two fair-housing yo! ",_",ro',r .. \,.. ; -, ----'------'-----...:...------'----:..-..--.-:.------'A-' P--R-I-L.-3-·-2-0-0-6-~"t~~ ____ ---_:_------'------. - ""1 Campus Crime Canada Week. Events I 3/21/06 - Petty theft - . mirror off a vehicle parked Monday, April 3 Unknown suspect(s) took in .the Towers Hall parking the roller ball out of the lot. ., mouse of several computers 3/23/06-Arson-Unknown Fun Facts About Canada Challenge. 10a.m.-3 p.m., first floor of the Student Union Building. in various locations in the Ii- suspect set toilet paper on Test your knowledge of Canada and be eligible to winqanadian prizes and local gift certificates. brary. A report was taken. fire in the men's room in the :~.;:'-.\ 3/21/06 -, Bike theft - . Mech Tech Building. A report Unknown suspect(s) took was taken. "Comparing Canadian First Nations,artij}Small Numbering Peoples in a bike that had been se- 3/26/06 - Malicious inju- cured to a rack outside the ry to property - Unknown Siberia: Land and Resource Issues.:/c':'::"j,";' Education Building. Report suspect(s) kicked in the 2:30-3:30 p.rn., Student Union Bi$~oP BarnweJl~9~Iii;:::';/" A lecture by anthropology professorJohn ZikeK;c:\.';'." "" .....' taken. front door at the Old Pen .".';;~ ,::~f'i'>?:- ~\ ,J:f: 3/21/06 - Vehicle van-' Gaurdhouse. A report dalism - Unknown suspect wasta ken. "Sharing Borders, SharingR~~()ur.~$:;Caria~·a~ti.s.l·Energy and knocked the driver's side Environmental Issues." .' '.: . " , ' 3.5 p.m., Boise City Council Chambers;:'Cityliall, A panel discussion. ' .. .
and that are occurring on a regular more local firm that has worked on Canadian FilmSeiies '...... ' .. \" ·M SlJB [from page 11 basis," the BSU campus before. 9 p.m;/:rl1eFlIcks)~46filltonSt... ; .~:":: .'i:· .,'; :':,',i::.:iMP' "LCA brings a history of work- BSUcampus. Right now the expansion is still in "The Heiltto(th~wortil" fs IIsix-minute sUentflllri commissioned for the 25thanrilversarY9t "Those are two proposals that the design phase. That is, architects ing on the BSU campus and the Intern~tiot\al Film Fesilval.uFlower and Garnet,"byKelth aehrman,Js a medltatloitci~·~*,pdQ have moved through the student have been chosen but the plan of the existing Student Union Building as tion and the wonder omfe. ; . ':, . ' . . i'" .'. '. ;,/c well as other buildings such as the government and have been recom- building has yet to be determined. Interactive Learning Center cur- mended to the SUB to make as part Barrett did mention that there are rently under construction," said ofthe expansion," Barrett said. "We some criteria for the design accord- are very supportive of those two ing to the need of various that will Scott Henson, VP at LCA. Other projects that LCA has "Business OPPol'tunities.in~canada~"...... <,.': .> initiatives," be using the expanded SUB. As an ,"'," i Pills become an addlctive study aid in Connecticut who has been gath- "If you can take a drug that allows . sion, according to a 2005 report by BY MEG~N TWOtlEY exams, papers and other demands ering information about the use of you to stay awake through finals the National Center on AddictiOli Milwaukee 'ournal Senti net of college. • ADHD medication for the American Today, some students are taking a week and concentrate on relatively and Substance Abuse. boring topics, you can see how the Pilots used the stimulant during College Health Association. A tough math class prompted Rich study aid that can be deadly. Smith said aggressive pharma- Adderall, a medication for atterr- word would spread," said William World War U to stay awake. Dieters to take the drug. The effect: "I could ceutical marketing campaigns and tion deficit hyperactivity disorder, or Frankenberger, a psychology pro- used it to lose weight rapidly. study for, like, eight hours straight," pressure from pushy parents have ADHD, has become popular among fessor at UW-Eau Claire. In the 1990s, amphetamines re- said the University of Wisconsin- caused doctors to over-prescribe the college students who don't have the He led a 2004 survey of students emerged. A growing number of chil- , Madison junior. dren were being diagnosed with drugs. Samantha, a Marquette University disorder, according to students, col- on a UW campus that found 14per- ADHD, a neurobehavioral disor- Eric Heiligenstein, clinical direc- sophomore, popped it on the eve of a lege health officials and an emerg- cent had abused Adderall or another der that makes people hyperactive tor of psychiatry at UW-Madison's ing body of research. ADHD medication. big history test. health services, agreed. Adderall is an amphetamine and But using the drug without a pre- and incapable of concentrating. "I stayed upall night," she said, "We have students who come in works like cocaine. Those who use scription is dangerous. The federal Adderall and Ritalin, an amphet- "and totally zoned in." amine-like drug, were among the and say they got it just by asking for For years, students have used cof- it can stay focused and awake for government has classified Adderall medications that were approved as it at other clinics," he said. fee, NoDoz caffeine pills and other hours on end. Students with pre- under the same category as cocaine, opium and morphine, drugs with a effective treatments. When they don't need it, some stimulants to help them through scriptions sell it or give it away. high potential for abuse. It is illegal Between 1992 and 2002, the num- students misuse their medication. to sell it or use it without a prescrip- . ber of prescriptions for ADHD medi- So do students who are wary of be- tion. . cations in the U.S. increased 369 per- coming dependent. Side effects include insomnia, cent to 23.4 million a year, according Instead of taking it twice a day, irritability and loss of appetite. In to the National Center on Addiction as often prescribed, these students extreme cases, the drug can cause and Substance Abuse report. only take it around exam time or in paranoia, hallucinations and heart In 2005, there were 31.8 million other high-pressure situations. attacks. Adderall and other ADHD prescriptions for such medications, In 2000, UW-Madison surveyed medications have been reportedly according to IMS Health, a pharma- 100 students with prescriptions for linked to the deaths of 25 people in ceutical information and consult- ADHD medication. It found that recent years. U.S. Food and Drug ing company. The most popular was one in five misused the prescription . Administration advisers are recorn- Adderall. - regularly . .mending warnings on the drugs' la- Colleges are now seeing waves That has created opportunities for bels. of students who grew up on ADHD other students to get the medication, Between the 1940s and 1970s, be- medication. Heiligenstein said. _ fore their addictive properties were Some of the students don't need Students with excess pills are of- known, . amphetamines were used it, said Davis Smith, director of stu- ten willing to sell them or give them to treat obesity, fatigue and depres- dent health at Wesleyan University away. Documentary· on Idaho adventurer to be shown April 5 at Boise State of explorations in Idaho on his 1919 researchers discovered Limbert's "Among the Craters Excelsior motorcycle. He discov- . daughter, Margaret Lawrence, was of the Moon" ered ancient petroglyphs including still living in Boise and had thou- Map Rock, an enormous boulder sands of her father's unpublished details the impact that Limbert believed displayed photographs and documents. The a detailed map of the Snake River collection was eventually donated Robert Limbert had and its tributaries flowing into the to Craters of the Moon National on Idaho Columbia River. He was the first Monument and archived at the Boise to navigate the entire length of the State University Albertsons Library. Courtesy BSU News Services Bruneau River from the mountains In honor of Limbert's contributions of Nevada to the Snake River. to the Monument, the visitors center "Among the Craters of the Moon," The stories and photographs of at Craters of the Moon was renamed a documentary about Idaho adven- his discoveries were published in for him in 1990. turer Robert Limbert, and produced National Geographic Magazine and In 2004, Wursta began conduct- by Steve Wurst a, will be shown at 7 in major publications throughout ing research on Limbert for a short p.m. April 5 in the Barnwell Room the United States. Convinced that film on his life. After filming an in- of the Student Union' at Boise State tourism was important to the future . terview with Lawrence, she offered University, and at 7 p.m. April 6 at ofIdaho's economy, Limbert formed ' five additional boxes of her father's the Ada Community Library, 10664 Sawtooth Tours Inc. in 1926 with original documents. After the inter- W. Victory Road. The BSU show- Chicago. cheese magnate 1.LKraftas view she remembered there were ing is sponsored by the university's a key investor. some things in an old family Bible. Student Programs Board. A discus- He spent months exploring the WhlIe thumbing through the Bible, . sion session will be held after each Sawtooth Mountains searching for which hadn't been opened in years, showing. the perfect place to build a lodge. out came Limbert's weddingcertifi- After more than a year of research In 1927, Limbert settled on pristine cataseveral wedding photos and a and filming, documentary film- Redflsh Lake and began building postcard that he wrote his wife two maker Wursta 'produced "Among Redfish Lodge on its shores that fol- days before he died, said Wursta. the Craters of the Moon, the Life and lowing summer. This new information filled in Adventures of Robert W. Limbert." Limbert was an excellent marks- many missing aspects of Limbert's More than 400 of Limbert's never- man. He traveled the country billed amazing life and it greatly expand- before-seen photographs, motion as the famous Idaho explorer and ed the scope of the film. Wursta pictures and documents have been trick shot artist on behalf of the donated the new documents to the assembled into a one-hour film de- conservationist Izaak Walton. He Albertsons Library to- be housed tailing his adventures and the im- relished showing his photographs with the rest of its Limbert docu- pact he made on thestate ofIdaho. and movies promoting the beau- ments. Lawrence, Limbert's only liv- Limbert is best known in Idaho for ty of Idaho to raise money for lo- ing child, lives in Boise and at age 89 building the historic Redfish Lodge cal chapters of the Izaak Walton continues to work at the Hollywood in the Sawtooth Mountains and his League and developing clients for Market on the city's North End. 17-day trek across the unmapped Redfish Lodge. In 1933, at the age of Wursta spent many years in lava flows of central Idaho in 1920 48, Limbert died of a heart attack at Washington, D.C. as a White House that led to the creation of Craters the height of his career. Soon after, photographer and photo editor for of the Moon National Monument he and his accomplishments drifted United Press International and the in 1924. But Limbert lived a much into obscurity. Knight-Ridder News Service. more adventurous life than was pre- In 1983, Craters of the Moon In 1997heco-authored the photog- viously known. National Monument officials be- raphy book "Washington, City on a After his Craters of the Moon gan an investigation into the site's Hill" with Washington Post writer fame, Limbert embarked on a series history and that of Limbert. The Bob Levey. omen's ealth ASSOCIATES Health Care for Women; by Women. A Leader in.Obstetrical & Gynecological Care PHD'lIJ ClJlJR'lESY BSU PHOlIJGIW'HIC SERVICES Professor Dick Baker, left, ASBSU Sen. DangDu, center, and Judge Sergio Gutierrez unveU the sign for the newly renamed. Cesar Chavez Lane on Monday. Baker, Du and Gutierrez, as well as Vice President . and Provost Son a Andrews, spoke at the dedica- tion ceremony. ASBSU.and the Faculty Senate voted earlier this year to rename Campus Lanatn honor of the late civil and labcirrlghts leader, and the Boise City. CouncU unanimously approvedthe name change last week. Cesar Chavez Lane runs along the Greenbelt on the north side. of campus. After the ceremony partlci- .Pl!Iltstook an 1naulJ1ll'£l1to~rofthelane,courtesyof .'. the BSUshuttle,tli arecePtton attheCll1tliral Center. • ~"!-, ... "~."-"''''''.'''""''': ~... >.- ...... ~-' .• ~ ~ --- __ A_P_R----I_L._._3_2_0_0_6.,-'-.·. . .~EDITDR: DrewMayeB ([email protected]) • • Inion e 's Oil sex Abstinence education alone cannot Only abstinence education can prevent pregnancy and disease prevent pregnancy and disease BY RACHEL OLSON sage as "clear and specific." BY JON1>.THAN S1>.WMILLE~ In a June 2005 study, published by the Heritage Foundation, Dr. KirkA. Johnson found Guest Opinion In the Ma-rch18th, 2005 issue ofthe Journal of Opinion Writer Adolescent Health, Yale & Columbia University that individuals who took a virginity or absti- want our youth to make responsible researchers reported what Planned Parenthood len I watched the popular teen _ nence pledge as part of an abstinence only sex and healthy decisions. I want the rates hasknown to be true for years. Their research movie "Mean Girls" a while back, I education course were 25 percent less likely to Iof teen pregnancy, disease, and abor- indicates that comprehensive sex-ed works to W:realized 1missed out on of the most be infected with STDs than those who didn't tion to decline. The' intentions of those who "help young people gain the information they amusing high school experiences. participate in an abstinence only program. support abstinence-only programs are prob- need to protect themselves, and others", while . I roared with laughter as the philandering Some leftist groups like PPI actively encour- ably quite similar to mine. I have great respect abstinence-only programs and virginity pledg- coach blundered through sex education. One age and promote teenagers having sex as "nor- and support for teens and young adults that escannot. memorable quote still sticks with me. "If you mal, healthy, and positive." choose to remain abstinent. There is no evidence that participants of ab- have sex, you will get chlamydia, and if you get They teach the responsibility of having sex However, we cannot assume that absti- stinence-only programs abstain from inter- chlamydia, you will die." can be avoided by the use of birth control. nence is going to be practiced by everyone. course longer than others. If they do abstain, it I was bemoaning the misfortune of not hav-Some teen-agers will have sex anyway; their Abstinence should be taught and encouraged, is very short term. When they do become sexu- inghad the chance to laugh my way through sex argument goes, so why try to stop them? Why especially within the family. I do not, however, ally active, however, they often fail to use con- ed, until my girlfriend assured me that I hadn't not encourage them to just go ahead and do it, support abstinence-only sexuality education. I doms or other birth control. Abstinence-only missed much. with fewer consequences? support comprehensive sex-ed programs that sex-ed addresses only the failure rates of con- Apparently, her sex ed class was a boring dis- It's the same old liberal argument. Why try to include abstinence, birth control, disease, self- traceptive methods, including condoms, ifthey course on human biology, separated by gender, stop junkies from shooting up drugs, or aleo- ' esteem, and relationships together in an open are mentioned at all. This gives'a false impres- with no hilarity whatsoever. holies from drinking and driving? My curiosity aroused, I began to ask some of . Let's just throw our hands in the air and en- and honest dialogue. sion that "condoms really don't work, so why Our youth must, in addition to abstinence hot her to use them,",when sexl1aJJUC;:\!Y!!,. my fellow Boise State students abm!Uh~!r~J(:p~-_ courage self-destructive behavior. riences with sex ed. --- -Here;haveacondom and go have fun. education, be provided with other information In abstinence-only curriculums, words on safer-sex practices in order to reduce risk, equated with sexual activity are: low self-es- One young man told me that he never took Since PPI has enlightened you, you don't remain healthy, and to avoid exploitive rela- teem, guilt, fear, ruined relationships, broken sex ed, because Blackfoot High School didn't need to worry about the consequences of your tionships. Abstinence is only 100percent effec- emotions, trashed reputation, and suicide. This offer the course. actions. . Another explained that his sex ed class was a Never mind that condoms have a 15 - 21 per- tive if it is committed to 100percent. approach seems to be based on an inherent dis- series of videos with graphic images of sexually cent annual failure rate for preventing preg- Abstinence-only sexuality education has trust ofyouth; that we must frighten them to get been proven ineffective, yet our federal gov- them to act responsibly. transmitted diseases, and a warning that absti- nancy. nence was the only sure way to avoid STDs. Sexis normal and healthy for teenagers, so it's ernment continues to funnel money into pro- Do we have so little faith in the youth of to- grams that do not address the complex needs day that we see them as senseless and incogni- None of the students with whom I spoke had cool ifyou're a parent at 14. been through a sex ed class that advocated us- STDs?Don't worry about them, just have sex of our specific communities. Every reputable zant? Fortunately, through my work at Planned sexuality education and health organization Parenthood, I have experienced the opposite. ing birth control or condoms as a way to safely anyway. become sexuallyactive. . Condoms are ineffective against many STDs, in the U.S.: including the American Medical Teens are smart, resourceful, and---despite If Planned Parenthood ofldaho has their way, so you might wind up infertile, covered in sores, Association, has denounced abstinence-only what most parents think---they want to hear this would ~Ilchange. or maybe dead, but what's that compared to 15 sexuality education because proven ,risk-re- from their parents on topics of sex, love, values, According to the liberal propaganda-put out minutes of fun in the backseat of your parents' duction information is not addressed. and relationships, even ifthey do not always act by special interest groups like, PPI, students car? A vast majority of American parents sup- like it. who don't undergo a "comprehensive" sexual Thank God we have Planned Parenthood port an "abstinence-plus approach". This ap- They are the ones who have to deal with the education class that encourages sexual behav- of Idaho to deliver this liberating, progres- proach stresses abstinence as the first and best consequences oftheir actions and they deserve ior will become "fearful of their own sexuality," sive message to Idaho's youth, because if they option for individuals, but also advocates giv- complete, unbiased information so they can infected with STDs, and most likely engage in weren't on the case, someone might actually try ing young people contraceptive information. make wise decisions, whether their decisions sexual behavior at an early age. to stop teen pregnancy and STDs by encourag- Stressing abstinence while also providing in- include abstinence or not. Just the opposite was true for the BSU stu- ing abstinence and responsibility. formation about disease and pregnancy pre- dents with whom 1spoke, and scientific studies vention is not viewed as a "mixed message" (as Rachel Olson is the have also proven this across the nation. many abstinence-only programs claim). Seven Director of Education at in 10adults and 8 in 10teens view such a mes- Planned Parenthood of Idaho \ m.oney feels nice Get a job with rewarding pay and flexible hours. The Arbiter is accepting applications for ad executives for Fall/Spring 2006-2007. - job description: Personality Qualities: Requirements: communication skills registered for 6 credits strong speaking voice in person/ on phone presence outgoing To apply send resume and letter of application: [email protected] Deadline: ~pril 18by 5:00 p.m. ARBITERONLlNE COI'1 BUSINESS . EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCTIDIJ PhD1nEditor ProduclliJn Manager Webmastsrs GSllIlrsl Manager EDITOR-IN-CHIEF M. Gra,a Lucas Ixl05l.dll"@"bllu"H" EDITOR'S PICK: New Video Game release ii- THE GODFATHER For: XOOx,PS2, PC (coming soon for Xbox 360 and PSP) The Gene Harris Jazz Festival starts farjay Boutique ... Wednesday· that's french for Target BY MARIAN1\. BEKKER Culture Cl?!umnlst Some fans will howl. But ENs de- cision to take creative license with I will be finally graduating this "The Godfather" is a bold move that Mayafterfour·and.a·halflongyears makes for a good, if not sublime, pursuing a bachelor's degree, and video game reincarnation. Whereas . It left me reminiscing about how the publisher's previous classic film much I have grown and changed effort, "From Russia With Love," felt . over those past years. like a barely Interactive homage to I remember moving out of my its source material, "The Godfather" parents' house and, quite frankly, is a game whose destiny lies in the being more than ecstatic about it. hands of the player rather than a I love my parents with all my heart bunch of cutscenes. (especially since they've graciously "The Godfather" apes "GTN' in im- footed the tuition bill for those four- pressive and sometimes improved and-a-half years) but living with fashion, with great control both on foot and behind the wheel, reason- them drove me crazy. BY DANIEL KEDISH cation, preferably in jazz. However, However, moving out for the first ablyintelligentA.I., a "I'able'vlike re· ~sslstant Culture Editor to increase revenue and ~read fur- time left me in a bit of a quandary. speer/heat system and the chance to ther interest into the growing genre, Where the heck was I going to get shake down businesses and rackets Beginning April 5, love songs, Gene Harris created the festival as- cool furniture to decorate my new in clever or not-so- clever ways. blues notes, rhythmic harmony and pect in 1998. tiny apartment that didn't cost passionate musicians invade Boise. Incorporating some of the best CELEBRITY NEWS: much so that at the same time didn't Together artists and their jazz-filled named artists and an educational look like it didn't cost much? I love L.A. routines start the week long festivi- atmosphere, Harris offered clinics You see, I have this strange quirk ties of the annual Gene Harris Jazz for aspiring musicians and students about me. I don't like to leave things Festival Wednesday bringing tal- during the days, while providing unfinished. Therefore when deco- . ented individuals and many Boise quality entertainment to the public rating, I like to do it all atonce. Not State students on stage for cornpeti- during the nights. The two com- just one room one month, the other tive performance and carefree en- bined activities generate large sums the next month, and so on. I lack the terratnment. . :.,' of money to further music education patience. In its ninth year, the festival takes in the Boise area while heightening . My solution? Target - or as I place in the heart of Boise with an interest in BSU's music department. like to affectionately call it Tarjay After the most successful season array of venues and events taking' Boutique. place throughout the downtown last year, the festival committee ex- Normally I wouldn't be caught area and on campus. The Big Easy, peets this year to be even larger with dead shopping at a place where you Qwest Arena and The Grove Hotel more and more people showing an can buy furniture, clothing, and interest in the music and the activi- are just few of the popular event This year's Gene dog food all in one transaction, but centers holding performances for 10- ties. According to statistics done by Tarjay Boutique is different than the cal musicians and mainstream per- festival personnel, the events have Harris Jazz Festival Wal Marts and K·Marts out there. The Los Angeles City Council has formers, including Grammy Award entertained 82,000 people to date, includes an array of . It's trendy and the furniture isn't approved a $Ll million payment to winner Poncho Sanchez, Niki Haris educated more than 8,300, and pre- performers includ- going to fall apart if someone sneez- the family of slain rapper Notorious and more. sented more than 120 nationally ing Brent Jen (top), es. When I moved out, I bought a cof- B.LG. [a.k.a. Christopher Wallace), Although the festival brings 10- and internationally acclaimed art- Poncho Sanchez fee table, two end tables, and other to cover legal fees in the family's cal residents a few days of musical ists, while always keeping the price items at really low prices and the of admission at a reasonable $12 for (upper left), Marvin wrongful death civil suit against the entertainment, the main purpose Stamm (upper right), pieces still look great. That's right. I city.The cash is part of court-ordered of the event continues to center BSU students. still have them and use them. Education appears in several sanctions for detectives withholding around education. According to the and Kevin Kirk and And that was over five years ago. forms during the days of festivities. documents in the case, which was Festival's history, in 1996 a group Onomatopoeia (left). But get this: Tarjay Boutique, know- ruled in a mistrial in July. The retrial called the Gene Harris Endowment Each day numerous clinics are held ing I would come back for more, is expected later this year. began comprised of business lead- offering instruction and further un- kept that line and I can buy more derstanding into the world of jazz ers, educators and musicians led by . matching pieces. They have enter- music. According to the festival HEALTH AND BEAUTY TIP: an individual named Gene Harris. tainment centers, bookcases, um- committee, more than 1,000 stu- Their mission: to improve the qual- brella stands, and it all matches my Quick and easy dents attend the clinics and adjudi- ity of life in the Boise area. mahogany stained fake wood. The cations held at BSU each year. pick-me-ups For two years the group raised best part: it's all super affordable. Even outside of the festival itself money for scholarships awarded to Not only does Tarjay have great It can be frustrating to try to tack- BSU students pursuing a music edu- See Jazz [page 91 furniture for the monetarily handi- Ie everything on your to-do list and capped college student, there are still have enough energy left to exer- ...... - _-.__ ._._.._ _ -..__ ..__.._-_ ..- _ _._-.--_._._._-_._ -_._._--,------_._------great home decor pieces, too. cise or even make dinner. Here are Guys, what's the best way to im- some helpful tips on getting your press 'a girl' when she first pays a energy back on even the busiest of Brini Maxwell, drag queen and visit to your pad? Candles. Not only days: candles but scented pretty ones. Eat a power lunch. Chow down And guess where you can find tons on a lunchtime menu rich in whole of 'pretty smelly good candles? grains, beans, fruits and veggies, as homemaker, has growing following That's right - Tarjay Boutique. well as high-quality protein such And if you need some brighter as fish, skinless poultry or soy. It a good fondue· and happens to be what makes Brini tick. We were transitioning from a time lighting, you can check out the will help you maintain your energy BY APRIL LISANTE of sophistication to youth. If you lamp selection. Not only Is the stuff levels longer. Pick up some pep- Knight Ridder Tribune aman. She's Ms. Brini Maxwell. Q: You started out with your own look at the pop culture from that affordable but really modern and permint. Studies show that the oils Maxwell is really drag queen cable access show taped from your time you'll see that Hollywood stars trendy. If It goes out of style; you in the peppermint plant increases She's platinum blonde who dress- Ben Sanders, a self-made domestic apartment in Manhattan before like Doris Day started out looking won't care because it was so cheap alertness. Try having a midday sip of es like Jackie 0, soundslike Marilyn goddess who's made homemaking you were discovered by the Style very sophisticated in her gray suits to begin with that you can just stroll peppermint tea. Monroe, finds utter bliss in making '50s·style hip and Network. \'lhere did the idea for ... but by the end of the period, she on over toTarjay Boutique and buy Stay hydrated. If you're feeling avant-garde. Her eponymous cable creation Brini come from? was trying to look younger. They a new lamp and go on with your sluggish, chances are you may be "The Brini Maxwell Show," which A: I started doing the show be- are dressing like they are younger. It day. dehydrated. Drinking water helps airs Sunday evenings on El's Style cause Iwent to the Salvation Army was also a time when design for the The bedding selection has also transport nutrients to the cells that Network, has becomea cultish, voy- on 46th Street because I was deco- home was at its apex. We still use got my eyes twinkling with wonder- need them most, keeping your body euristic peek Into Maxwell's pump- rating my apartment to look like products that were invented during ment and excitement. The sheets at its peak performance. wearing world of cooking, a 1960s movie set .... I found a set that time. The bottle of dishwash- and the comforters look great and Have a stretch break. Learn some how-to of 1950s mixing nesting bowls by ing soap on everyone's counter Is are way cheaper than anything simple stretches you can perform housekeeping and all-. . .nmd fas- tidious domesticity. America has Pyrex. And I thought they were de- from the 1950s. 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Helping others Maxwell, who lives in Manhattan, A: Kitchen is bright green with there is just too cute. Plus, if Ican't makes people feel stronger and more came to town to promote her new You dress like the '60s,your blue accents and white' Formica tell It's not real wood, then I don't energetic. If you love dogs, help out book uBrlniMaxwell'sGuide to Q: horne is decorated like that, too. counters; Formica has gotten a bad really care- as long as itlooks great. at your local animal shelter; Or, if Gracious. Llving; .. Tips, Tricks, How did you get so Into that pe- rapln recent years ;..ibasicallyused . Plus, that will leave more money for you ~ave an extra hour to spare, vol- ~ecipes & Ideas to Make Your Life Bloom," (StewartTabori & Chang, . riod?' .' . • what was th~ieand reflne(hhe'sur- .my retirement .•;~rthe purchaseofa unteertoworkwith children. ill designer himdbag or twQ~Momand ". $19.95).< ...•.. ...•...'.' 'We cauglttup with Iier to find out dad will·be soprou,d. . .' ~PRIL3 2006_ Can Lickany.Sonofabitch in the house BY GREG WALLACE from all three records. It also fea- and even live music clubs close at Culture Writer tures their crowd-pleasing, cover 10 p.m. on weekends, only to re- of Neil Young's."Rockin' in the Free open with a DJ spinning generic How important is a rock 'n' roll World: This song echoes many of dance records. band's name? the beliefs expressed by the band. Rock 'n' roll is aliye and well, It's a statement; it is what intro- From their outspokenness against all you have to do is find it. It has duces your band to the world. One homophobia, racism, and President moved from the big cities to the of the strongest statements to come George W. Bush, this band is not small towns, maybe to an out-of- along in years is I Can Lick Any affected by the current disturb- the-way bar on a dusty dead-end Sonofabitch in the House. ing trend towards censorship in street. These northwest favorites call America. Or to a growing city like Pottland Portland, Ore. their home, and they Live on stage they are one of to- that seems to thrive on an old will be bringing their down-home day's best bands. They are not do- school mentality and free of the brand of rock 'n' roll to Boise this ing any of this for money or fame; fake plastic coated corporate sheen week. if it was for either of these reasons that seems to strangle originality, This band is a breath of fresh they would have quit long ago. They In today's reality, Portland may air in a music scene dominated by are doing this because they love it. seem stuck in the past, but I see the corporate fools who play by all the In a market place trying to force city and the band (I Can lick Any rules. Their style mixes old school rock 'n' roll out, this band is pound- Sonofabitch in the Houselas a point rock 'n' roll with a little bit of down- ing on the door. of reference to how great America home country feel. I Can Lick Any SOBin the House and music used to be. I Can Lick Any SOBin the House embody the true spirit of rock 'n' I Can Lick Any roll. Rockis not dead; it just appears have released thrpe studio records, Sonofabltch In the House and a new live record that is in that way in the mainstream media will be perform this Thursday, stores now. "Live at Dante's" is a and the big cities where everyone April 6 at the Neuroloux best-of collection featuring songs claims to be a hip-hop gangster, on 11th street In downtown Boise. PHOTO COURTESY I CAN UCK ANY SONOFABITCH Buying Gucci sunglasses on a writer's budget: The only time I curse my passion ard and a bill collector's reverie. between a pair of Emporio Arrnanis up and damning me with eternal HADL.EY·RUSH Dior hornme cologne- the list goes accomplice in label-buying, and ay and Guccis. "Pick out the ones you "bad credit" lectures. I giggled and on. "Label whore" is a title I hold my best friend (my mom) accompa- As I flitted about through the Culture Writer want- I'm buying." handed over my Visa. dear; it's a lot nicer than a lot of oth- nied me. When we learned we had a Nordstrom shoe section and noted The sales girl who was once so Some may think $550 is an atro- er thingsI've been called. few hours to kill before an appoint- that espadrilles were the upcoming I have been afflicted with exor- deflated perked up and became in- cious amount to pay for two pair of • My label purchasing choicesare ,ment, both our eyes litup in unison, footwear-of-summer, I meandered bitantly refined taste. When I ask creasingly interested in helping us ,sunglasses. something of which I've always and little "shopping" signs flashed over to where my mother stood, "what's for dinner?" find a pair that "complimented our And looking at my finances now, only been vaguely aware. They in the place of our pupils, mouth agape, at.the sunglass coun- I'm really asking where you're face shape," I have a heart-shaped- I might agree- if they weren't so were never a problem until I real- I could attribute my admiration ter. She spun around, motioning to taking me for dinner. And when the face, and my mother, an oval: infor- damn marvelous. Though my writ- ized that you indeed cannot pay of "the finer things in life" to my the dark Dior glasses that shaded check comes, I'll flimsily expel my mation that will most definitely be , ing job (and passion) doesn't pay a your Visa with your Mastercard- mother. After all it was she who her eyes. "Whatcha think?" She arm across the table to reach for it, of paramount use sometime down dime for my extra curricular shop- something my dad informed me helped me pick out my first Louis asked. I smiled, "Sensational," I re- but this is more a test of your chiv- the road. For example- earring ping expenditures, it sure makes when I dropped my credit card Vuitton bag at the tender age of 14 sponded. alry, and less a demonstration of shopping. for interesting reading and sound statement on the dining room table while vacationing in Switzerland; I We spent the next 20ish minutes my manners. ofthe exasperated sales clerk's time We both decided on a pair of advice. So here is my advice: If one I've been told, in the past, I make and shrugged my shoulders at him could also attribute it to my grand- admiring ourselves, dark-glasses- Gucci glasses- though similar in wants to be a writer, one is more or a good girlfriend, if not for devas- hopelessly. mother who actually purchased clad in the mirrors as if we were style, different in color to differ- less proclaiming that they want to tatingly obvious reasons, then be- Which brings me to my last jet set the bag for me and footed the vacationing in Fijian Islands once entiate, of course our respective be in debt. Forever. cause I buy designer "expressions trip earlier this week. I had to pop European-vacation-bill. again. tastes. I didn't even look at the price So the question remains: Can I of love" for the man in my life. over to Salt Lake City for a "cos- Regardless- my mother and me, "Mom,"I said, grabbing her firm- tags, but in my head I saw visions pay my Visa with my Mastercard? Armani beanies, Von Dutch tees metic" reason (of which only a few in a Nordstrom store (or any store ly but endearingly by the wrist in of my father throwing his arms No one will answer me. and matching hats, DKNYwatches, are aware). During this time, my for that matter) are both a biohaz- The first annual Hall of Fame Awards for the best student leader in 2005-2006 'winners are: ASBSUawards: Dan Q. Nabors 'and Christian Busnardo Distinguished Service Award by ASBSU President: Robert Green Horizon Award: Greg Wilson OCNORB: Leah Barrett and Mike Esposito Hall of Fame awards Academic/Professional: Heraclio Jaquez Club Sport: James Stewart Cultural/Ethnic: Lamin Kinteh Honors Society: Trevor Jack Greek: Robert Burnett ReligiousOrganization: Samuel Gedeborg Special Interest: Joe Holladay 8 I, C U La T U 43 E gettingready~achday was spent on my hair •.. ,.+ ..... ". With' women being 1..-.._ Respond online aslnfluentlalas they When I· first traded in. my are inthe world, they blonde locks fora buzz cut last don't have time to sit spring, I had no idea Iwas par- at home .and French Dn.__ ~ ticipating in one of the hottest braid their hair. Crops, new fashion trends. Imerely or pixie cuts are easy Come get a fun job! wanted to be "unique" and get . to keep, but still rid ofrhe damaged blonde mess feminine. on top of my head. But in those . rhisdoesn't first weeks following my cut, I mea n saw Iwasn't the. only girl who ,they're was tired of her hair. Super- boring. J/ s;ttf<\Hf" Q~,p short hairstyles were popping S h 0 r t S~ up everywhere like daisies. halrcan Short haircuts are becoming be dyed, Now Hiring At All Locations. more common on women. Who spiked, can blame us? Long hair takes curled, or just time to style and keep clean ev- worn flat. Itcan Free I;yireless Free Wireless be manipulated into . Internet eryday. 323-0606 Internet . any style desired. 461-3740 345-0990 When I had hair down to 608 12th Ave. S. 6899 Overland 322-7401 A short hairdo can 1030 Broad~ay Near BSU my waist, half the time Ispent in Nampa Boise 4348 Chfnden . also make hair look better. Ihave really fine hair that I dye often, but after I cut it, It appeared thicker 'to be cut about once a month and healthier than before. to keep their shape. Frequent Along with the low main- trips to the salon can be trying tenance and, health benefits, on a person's schedule. They short hair cuts may have also , also are a risk. Even though it's made their way into the main- a hot trend, not everyone likes stream because ofthe Increas- the look after they get h. Ing number of movie stars cut- Mv advice is to go for the ting their hair. shor't haircut when the need Demi Moore ("G.!. Jane,' for a change is felt. Take time Current $tudent Job Openings in the Student Union Building: 1997), Keira Knightley to think beforehand if it's really ("Domlno,".2005),and Natalie the right look. After all, every- j Student Activities Program Assistant . Portman ("V for Vendetta," one only has one head of hair, 2006) have all chopped and once it's gone, it won't be • Executive'Director's Project Assistant their half off for movie back for a while. roles. Whether they per- While It's perfectly fine to • Audio Visual Tech(s) sonally liked the cut or take fashion risks every once in not, no one sets trends awhile, short hair requires con- • Union Manager(s) better than celebrities. fidence, not shame because of There are some im- a visit to the hairdresser gone • Games Center Attendant plications to having wrong. • Games Center Maintenance I short hair. Crops need if you want it, own it. -. Games Center Maintenance /I PIIOTQS COUHTCSY IMAGc.NCT • Assistant Manager, Info Des~ Laptop Coordinator Pick up an application at the Info Desk or apply online at: BOI~E • STATE Garrison Starr brings an honest tl • I , t I 1. I I 1 http://sub.boisestate.edu/employmentl and pure escape BY APRIL RUMORE she made "The Sound of You & Culture Writer Me" and it has been consid- Garrison Starr's new CD, "The ered her deep- Sound ofYouand Me,"is agreat pur- est, most emo- chase for the college soul searcher. tional work yet. It is a fresh combination of Jewel's S 0 m e rhythmic vibes and Dashboard tracks, such as Confessional's sentimentality. "Beautiful in Los Angeles," . ~~ " All of Starr's songs sounds like ~ " . ,", • ~~ 1,.J:'\~~p'~~'.4*,:ffi- -, , sneak peaks into her personal jour- are based in nal entries written in the wee hours her well-es- of the evening. Honest, deep and t ab l i s h e d --. --~~'~~';~ pure feelings and thoughts that rock sound have danced around in her head for of the past. quite some time have become con- Others are more roots-based such Dandelions cretely expressed in her heartfelt, as "Sing it Like a Victim," which in- are on the cover ofthe CD case and soothing songs. cludes piano accompaniment for symbolize her blown secret wishes Starr's musical career started in the first time. in the wind. As a writer, singer, gui- Memphis where she built a follow- Here is a sample of the lyrics tarist, and also co-producer of the ing playing the clubs and coffee- and the style that Starr writes. "I entire CD, Starr has many talents houses. But LosAngeles was calling. don't wanna go down with you, you and used all of them to guide her In her early 20s, Starr was signed got shoes nobody can fill, but the musical passions. to Geffen, which released 1997's bigger part of me loves you still." if you want to personally experi- "Eighteen Over Me" including the "Beautiful, kiss me again, kiss me ence Starr's musical escapism, you radio-friendly hit "Superhero," a again." "In the shadows, I am born won't have to wait long. Starr will be song her fans still want to hear to- again." "I want somebody to hold performing in Boise at the BigEasy day. After seven years and count- my hand." "From birthmark to on April 27 with Roger Clyne and less cross-country tours, her music bruises, how come everybody los- the Peacemakers. has taken her to Nashville, where es?" intern or servant? Fill your resume with more than coffee orders. 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Smoking In a scene in which Reitman cuts age sixth-graders to give smoking geousness, from the gap between between Nick's kidnapping by ter- a try, "Thank You for Smoking" is the characters' lies and what we -i. __~ rorists and his son giving a speech based on Christopher Buckley's knowto be true. Directed by: Jason Reitman about what makes America great, uproarious novel of the same ti- Too often, though, the movie set- Starring: Aaron Eckhart the director gives the movie an tle. The movie is funny, but not as tles for cheap [okes, Let's face it, an Rated: R, for very strong lan- energy and intelligence that isn't funny as the book because it lacks amoral tobacco lobbyist is an easy guage and a clothed sex scene. always there in his script. Making Buckley's unique voice and because target for satire, and the movie's . connections between seemingly the 11 years since the book came other targets - Hollywood shallow- SHOULD YOU Got unconnected things, establishing out have blunted its story about ness, sixth-graders' dopey speech- It's a bright, profane romp. tone, guiding us toward surpris- a man so charming that he could es _ are even easier (rent "Citizen ing relationships without spelling sell cigarettes to Yul Brynner on Ruth" if you're interested in a satire schedule of events for the Gene p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Student Union throughout the evening. Ifrom page 6J Harris Jazz Festival and information Jazz Building at BSU. Included in the A special event this year involves Janie Harris, who hopes to discuss on- the concerts and artists check the Gene Harris Endowment con- ceremony will be Boise Mayor Dave her book titled "Elegant Soul: The out the festival's website at www2. tinues to reach out to students inter- Bieter declaring "Gene Harris Jazz Lifeand Music ofGene Harris." This boisestate.edu/geneharris or call ested in music. To help the endow- Festival Week" in Boise, while the event costs nothing and begins at 1(208)426-JAZZ. ment achieve their _goals, the BSU BSUBigBand and guest artists per- the Fettuccine Forum at 5:30p.m. .Big Band tours different areas of form. Friday night kicks off the larger Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon The . following night is "Club performances with "Singin' and promoting the events, music and Night" beginning at 5:30 p.m., last- Swingin'" featuring Niki Haris and BSU,according to information from ing into the night in a variety of'plac- her Quintet at i:30 p.m. at the Qwest the Gene. Harris Endowment. They es around the downtown area. The Arena. Saturday night is "Gene's also hope to give each member of purchase of one ticket gets a person Jazz Party" featuring Grammy the BSU Big Band a full-ride schol- into every show that night. They cost Award winner Poncho Sanchez and arship for their help, since the en- $29 for general at Select-a-Seat or at his Latin Jazz Band, also appearing dowment already provides enough any door of the venues. Students not at the QwestArena beginning at 7:30 money for more than 28 students to attending BSU must pay $10,while BSU students only have to pay $5 p.m, Tickets are available through earn a degree. Select-a-seat or at the door and cover The YoungTalent Awardis anoth- with valid student identification. Some highlights of what a per- both Friday's and Saturday's events. er way the group continues to spread The close ofthe Gene Harris Jazz musicality. The program gives un- son can find during "Club Night" include The X-Factor performing at Festival comes Sunday with "Gospel derprivileged youth instruments to Sunday" beginning at 2 p.m. at the pursue their dreams as musicians The Big Easy, Frank Potenza at the Student Union Jordon Ballroom at since many of these children would Qwest Arena, Roger Kellaway at the Grove Hotel Ballroom, Syringa Trio BSU.The free event features Cherie never obtain the means to buy such Buckner and the Celebration Gospel items as drum sets and guitars. at Hannah's, and Marvin Stamm at The Egyptian Theatre, while sev- Choir. This year's events begin with For more information on the Wednesday's Kick-offParty from 5 eral more artists plan to perform A: I am fascinated by the fact that Q: OK,it's a Saturday night in New Maxwell [from page 61 . my fans are so diverse. I get fan YorkCity:jVhat is Brini up to? faces. I am very much about color. mail from 8-year-olds and 80-year- A: 1 usually go out with friends. The living room and entrance, car- olds. I get mail from gay couples, This past Saturday I went out to pet is bright orange. The cabinets and straight couples ... kids in high a party ... a game night. We all got across from the sofa are rainbow, school and single girls just starting together and played. We had a nice orange, red, orange, fuschia .... out. I think it's because the show has so many different levels to it. dinner, it was a potluck dinner. Where do your recipes come We present information that people Q: Q: How do you come up with your from? Do you cook at home? find useful, but we present it in a humorous way. Plus we have that household tips for the show seg- ment "Why Didn't You Think of A: I do. Some of the recipes are whole mid-century thing going on, That?" family recipes. Others are ones so people are fascinated by that. I've adapted from vintage home- A: Most of them actually come making manuals and books. Helen Q: Sowhat are the most important from vintage homemaking books. Gurley Brown used to be the editor ingredients for a good party? There are some great tip books pub- . of Glamour in the '60s .., she wrote lished in the '60s and '70s. the "Single Girl's Cookbook" ... she A: The most important things if has some very fun recipes in there. you are entertaining are a) for the Q: What's next for Brini? ... She. has a great fondue recipe host to relax, and b); for the host to have a good time. If they are hav- in there. I love fondue. It's cheese 'A: The book is doing very well, I and it's communal. Irs a great ing a: good time, then people at the party will too. Then there are also am very happy with that. icebreaker. all kinds oftricks. - I'm working on a lot of products Q: What are some of your favorite If.you want to involve the people who are sort of wallflowers/have for. the home that I win have my foods? them help you. name on as the designer: pillows, ,There are always things to be done . towels,napIdns,plllcemats. d. lam A: Ilik~ mid-century foods, home" reallyin the very early developmen- made chocolate cake and fondue and !fyou invite people to join you tal stages •..... ' . . and cheese dishes. I love cheese .. and help you with the work that . needs to be done, they will get-to. ·':'·1· am starting to maIre' candles aiso, andresearcblng production Q:.Who _are yourblggest fans? meet everyone. Like have someone. bartend •.<·· .methods.. ..What kind offan mail do you get?. , I EDITOR: TrsvorHorn ([email protected]) ASST.EDITOR=DustinLBprBY s ([email protected]) [THIS WEEK IN Gymnasti~sreadies for west regional SPORTS] Courtesy Broncosports 35 San Jose State (193.305). The West Regional 2006 WAC Championships Gymnastics The Boise State Gymnastics Championship will begin at 6 team will travel to Stanford for p.rn, Pacific Time on April 8 with March 25, 2006 - Bars: 1. Jessica Parenti, Saturday .Loqan, the 2006 NCAA West Region the firstand second place team Utah - (Top 3 -First Team AII- Utah State, 2. Taylor Jacobi NCAA Regional Boise State, 9.85; 3. (tie) Championships, Sat., April 8, after the regional competition Conference, 4th - 6th - Second Championships, 6 p.m. (PT) Team) Alex Martin, Utah State, Leah marking the 20th consecutive qualifying to the NCAA National Team: . Sacramento Sakhitab, Southern Utah, Stanford University 1. season that the Boise State gym- Championship. State 193.95; 2, Boise State Ashley Sharpe, Southern Utah, Kelsey Spellacy, San nastics program has competed The Sacramento State 193.775; 3. Southern Utah 193.6, 4. Utah State 193.1; 5. Jose State, 9.8. Hornets won the 2006 Western· Track and field at reglonals. (The first of those 20 San Jose State 192.8; 6. Cal Beam: 1. Leah Sakhltab Saturday straight qualifications was under Athletic Conference Gymnastics State Fullerton 192.6. Southern Utah, 9.875; 2. (tie) then coach Jackie Carringer. The Championship March 25 as the All-Around: 1.Leah Sakhitab Taylor Jacob Boise State, Pepsi Team Invitational Southern Utah, 39.05; 2. (tie) Knstin Aldrich, Eloise State, then string of 19 qualifications Boise State Broncos finished just Eugene, Ore. Jessica Parenti, Utah State, Nicole Lim, Cal State Fullerton, have been under current coach 0.175 behind with 193.775 for sec- Marina Borisova, Sac State, 9.825. Sam Sandmire.) The Broncos are ondplace. 38.875; 5. Kea Cuaresma, Floor: 1. Marina Borisovai Sac State, 9.825; 2. (tie) Women's tennis the' fourth seed in the West Region Southern Utah was third Boise State, 38.8. Vault: Shanlece Craft, Tiffany Bass, Sac State, Trepidation Fri-Sun 1. with a Regional Qualifying Score with 193.6. Utah State (193.1), Boise State, 9.875; 2. Jessica Sheena Shaw, Southern Utah, Boise State Classic of 194:295. No.5 Alabama (196.46) San Jose State (192.8) and Cal Parenti,Utah State, 9.85; 3. 9.8; 4. Lindsay Ward, Boise State, Katie Dinsmore, Boise BY DUSTIN L.APRAY Appleton Tennis,Center is the top seed, followed by No.8 State Fullerton (192.6) followed. (tie) Brooke Morari, Sac State, Katie Dinsmore, Boise State, State, Kea Cuaresma, Boise SPORTS COL.UMNIST and host Stanford (196.29), No. Br~nco freshman Shaniece Craft Renae Moneymaker, San Jose State, 9.75. 16 Oregon State (195.53), No. 31 won the WAC vault title with a Men's tennis State, 9.825. What's up in this twisted Sacramento State (194.03) and No. score of9.875. ---~-~-_.~----~~-~-_. __ ._------~---- ~-_._._--_._----- Tuesday world of sports? Anxiousness. BSU @ Stanford, 1:30 p.m. Trembling. Movement. Saturday The National Collegiate Athletic Santa Clara @ BSU, 1 p.m. Association basketball champion- Idaho @ BSU, 5 p.m. ship 'final is tonight and it's bound Sunday to be a good game. It better be. 1felt Idaho @ BSU, 9 a.m. Becky Guyette leads Bronco track robbed by the national semifinals. Montana State @ BSU, 1 p.m. Is it not true in every Cinderella story that in the end, the carriage Women's 20lf always turns into a pumpkin? teams at Stanford Invitational George Mason gave mid-majors Tues-Thurs hope and may sway the selection BYU Dixie Classic committee next year, but Florida SI. George, Utah had too much size inside and too much athleticism. Louisiana State was braggart ofits own athleticism, but the University [SIDE of California Los Angeles matched such prowess, surpassed it. The LINE] Tigers couldn't drain a three. Both games were so vanilla 1 ac- tually changed the channel to see what was on CNN. I felt bad, but BSU football vs. New why should I sit around and watch a game that no longer interested me? Mexico State moves The Bruins and Gators match up to Sunday, ESPN well. Size, speed, agility, balance. It has to be a good game, else the greatest NCAA basketball tourna- Boise State University's foot- ment in my memory may become a ball game at New Mexico State University has been moved back , soiled shirt. I've been gone for a week, so I got one day to Oct. 15 (Sunday) so ESPN can broadcast the game nationally. a lot to cover. The NBA is revving up for the play- The game, which was originally offs and I must say those Clippers scheduled for Oct. 14 (Saturday), look swell, but no one really ex- will kickoff at 6 p.m, in Las Cruces, Broncn rUriner~ri~~st~.attheJdafio.'§p[Jr\s; pects them to succeed. That is why N.M. Center. The Broncpshave a l1ttle;more' tha~a .. ESPN's broadcast of the game mQIlthbefQr~the WAC Ch£lmplops,hips. ;', ",:,. I think they will. But, as my bracket between the Broncos and Aggies - ._~-'-'-----:-:.~~;.;.;...;=~~ depicts, I am a poor prognosticator. brings Boise State's total of nation- Hell, I picked the Cleveland Indians ally televised games on ESPN or . Courtesy Broncosports same heat with a time of 17:36.45. (68.08m) while Jonsson's second place throw to win the series this season. I have ESPN2 to four for the 2006 season. Boise State's women also came up with was 187-7 (57.19m). Antoine Echols compet- an attraction to youth. The National Hockey League's This will mark the first time Boise STANFORD, Calif. - Becky Guyette won three seventh place finishes on Saturday as ed in two final events for the Bronco men on second season is around the bend, Stale has played a football game on her section of the women's 5,OOO-meter run Elani Kafourou had amark of 37-5.25 (11.4Im) Saturday coming away with a sixth place time so I guess it's about time for me to a Sunday. The only day of the week on Saturday (April 1) and in the process ran in the triple jump, Iackieann Morain posted of 48.26 in the 400-meter dash and 11.51 in the get back into hockey. Although I the Broncos have not played a foot- the third fastest time in school history as the a time of 55.49 in the 400-rneter dash and the IOO-meter dash. still don't trust the league. I hon- ball game on is now Monday. Boise State University track and field teams 4xl00-meter relay team had a time of 47.94. Next action for the Bronco teams is April 8 Boise State's game against wrapped up two days of competition at the Kristen Brogdan also added a fourth place (Saturday) at the Pepsi Team Invitational in estly don't even know who is play- ing where, but I am one of those Oregon State at Bronco Stadium Stanford Invitational.A junior from Marshing, finish in the "B" section of the women's high Eugene, Oregon. Following are results from guys who, when his trust in sport Sept. 7 (Thursday) will be the first Idaho, Guyette won section four of the 5,000- jump with a mark of 5-3.75 (1.62m). the events in which Boise State student-ath- game broadcast to the country this meter run with a time of 16:52.68, just missing On the men's side, Mattias Ions and Staffan letes competed. It includes the first place fin- gets demolished, picks and choos- upcoming season. ESPN2 would the NCAA regional qualifying standard which Jonsson each came away with second place isher and all Bronco results. es what to watch. (Have you ever considered that with all the b.s. we televise the game at 5:30 p.m, is 16:51.00. finishes in the hammer and discus, respec- The Broncos will be -back on Teammate Robin Nixon placed 19th in the tively. Ions' runner-up throw was 223-4 See Track Results [page 121 writers spit out, deep down, all we ESPN2 against Fresno State Nov. I are is a viewing public; we have no (Wednesday). Kickoff is slated for 6 say in sports of the real). p.rn, at Bronco Stadium. I heard that Former Pres. Bill The Broncos' final game on ESPN Bronco women to Clinton might take over Tagliabue's for 2006 will be at the University Broncos Head to Calif. spot at commissionet. I think that of Nevada Nov. 25 (Saturday). The would work. If a guy can negoti- game will be carried on either ESPN compete in BYU ate with congress, he can handle or ESPN2. For Two Matches 32 other rich dudes. I still can't The cable channel and time will believe the Raiders signed Aaron , Brooks, but old Art will whip my be announced at a later date .. The Courtesy Broncosports No.5 IllinoisatUrbana-Champaign. Dixie Classic team into shape. most Boise State football games TheCardinals have gone 7-2 this Courtesy Broncosports When I was in Twin Falls over broadcast by ESPN and ESPN2 in The Boise State University men's season against teams ranked in the the break, I scoured myoid base- one season came in 2004. The net- tennis team will travel to Calif., for ITA's top 75, and 4-1 against teams The Boise State University women's golf team will head to ball cards and found an Art Shell work broadcast a total of seven matches against Fresno State and ranked In the top 30. Provo, Utah, to compete in Its lasttournament before the Western Super Bowl Heroes card. The man Bronco games that year. Stanford. The Broncos, 14-4 this The Players - Stanford poasts two had casts on both hands and still season and ranked No. 24 by the players ranked in the top 25, senior Athletic Conference Championships. The Broncos will compete in the 20th annual BYU Dixie was all-pro. If a player can't respect Intercollegiate Tennis Association, KC Corkery (No. 24) and freshman Female Roller Derby Classic at the paron; 6,151-yard Entrada at Snow Canyon Golf that, he need not be a Raider. will face the No. 44 Bulldogs, April Matt Bruch (No. 18), while Fresno Course. The three-round tournament will consist of 18 holes Baseball started yesterday. team looks for players 2, and the No. 22 Cardinal, April 4. State junior Iakub Cech is ranked each Monday through Wednesday, with tee times beginning at Whoohoo. It don't matter 'til The Teams - The Broncos have No. 52. Bronco sophomore Luke August. The same money grubbing The Treasure Valley Rollergirls won 14 of their last 15 matches, Shields Is ranked No. 25 by the ITA 8:00 a.m. each day. Results from each round will be posted at www.broncosports. _ clubs will be in the races and two or are looking for players 21-years and Including a streak of 10 consecu- in singles and No. 16 In doubles com. Live scoring will also be available at www.golfstat.com. three low-market teams will make older to compete in a league that is - tive dual victories. Included in with senior Thomas Schoeck. The Teams joining the Broncos in the I9-team field will . a run for it (to give those wahoos' forming in the Treasure valley. The that stretch were wins over eight Last Time Out - The Bronco men's be tournament host BYU, UNLV, New Mexico, New Mexico at ESPN something to talk about in group is looking for tough players ranked teams: Texas A&M (No. 13), tennis team won thf13mpionshlp State, Idaho-Uf Davis, San Diego State, Colorado State, Iowa, July). Did any of you really care who who are willing to compete. To cre- Utah (No. 51), Arizona (No. 43), match of the Boise State Red Lion Nevada, Northern Arizona, Portland State, Montana, Eastern won the World Baseball Classic? ate a solid league, the group wants William & Mary (No. 68), Brown Invitational, March 25, at the Boas Washington, .Wyoming, Idaho State.. Weber State, and Utah After the Dominican- and the U.S. about 80 skaters. (No. 53), Middle Tennessee State Tennis and Soccer Complex. were gone it was like watching an Open practicesare Wednesdays (No. 36),· South Alabama (No. 34), Boise State, ranked No. 23 by the Valley State. Last Time Out the Boise State University women's golf team, Olympic tournament, rather than from 7-9:30 p.m. at the Rollerdome and Louisiana-Lafayette (No. 48). Intercollegiate Tennis Association, led by freshman Mandl Hedberg, finish In' 10th place at the an exhibition joke. I watched be- in Nampa. The group also has pri- Fresno State is U-5 this season, and defeated the No. 48 Louisiana- Oregon Duck Women's Invitational, March 28. cause I must keep an eye out for vate lessons at the Roller dome 3-5 against teams ranked in the Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, 4-0, im- Hedberg finished a stroke back of recording her second top trends the sports now, Which will Friday nights from 6-to-7 p.m. ITA's top 75. The Bulldogs have won proving to 14-4 on the season. The in 25 finish of the season, posting a three-round total of 237 (+21) become memoirs of glory's past Players can rent skates and learn each of their last two matches, but Broncos also' defeated Nevada, and finishing tied for 26th. The second round of the tournament, T.O. went to Dallas, after how to compete in this new sport. are 0-3 against teams ranked in the Texas-Arlington, and. South which was suspended yesterday due to darkness, was completed For more information contact top 30. Stanford is 9-2 this season, Alabama (No. 34), en route to. the the Star debacle? What" what? this morning before beginning the final round . Trix-e at freshmeat@treasurevalle and has won each of Its last three championship. See'I\:epidation [page 111 yrollergirls.com. . matches Including a 5-2victoryover ... , ., ii z 4 " ..... ' iilt•• ;, ~ PR I L 3" 2 0 0 6 Shields and MacFarlane named Cherrington and Sherfey WAC"Athlete of the Week receive Pac-IOawards Courtesy Broncosports consecutive singles matches and five consecutive doubles match- For the second consecu- es with Biorkman. The Broncos, Courtesy Broncosports crown, Cherrington won his tive week, Boise State's Hadley currently on a six-match winning second Pac-10 Conference MacFarlane has been named streak, are now 14-3 and ranked Boise State University's Ben Championship. the Xbox Live Western Athletic No.63by the Intercollegiate Tennis Cherrington and Tyler Sherfey His first came as a junior in 2005 Conference Women's Tennis Association. have been named the 2006 Pac-10 at the 149-pound weight division. Player ofthe Week, March 30. For the second time since join- Conference Wrestling of the Year He completes his Bronco career MacFarlane, a senior from ing the Broncos this spring, Boise and Newcomer of the Year, re: with an overall record of93-32. Ogden, Utah, was undefeated in' State University freshman Clancy spectively. Cherrington's NCAA victory both singles and doubles in four Shields has been named the Xbox Cherrington's award marks marked the second time in Boise matches this past week. Live Western Athletic Conference the first time in school history a State history a Bronco has owned MacFarlane improved to 24- Men's Tennis Player of the Week Bronco has been named the Pac- an individual national collegiate 9 in singles and 22-6 in doubles for the week of March 29. 10'swrestler of the year. ' wrestling title. with teammate Megan Biorkman, Shields, a freshman from Grand Sherfey's award marks the sec- Kirk White, an assistant coach leading the Broncos to victories Junction, Colo.,went 4-0 in singles ond straight year a Boise State for the Broncos, won the 1999 over No. 70 Pacific (6·1), Cornell competition this week, helping wrestler was named the league's crown at 165pounds. . (7-0), Cal State Fullerton (6-1),and the Broncos capture the champi- newcomer of the year. Sherfey, a red-shirt freshman Missouri State (7-0). onship title at the Boise State Red Andrew Hochstrasser earned from Kennewick, Washington, MacFarlane won all of her sin- Lion Invitational, March 25. the award in 2005. earned the league's newcomer gles matches in straight sets, de- Shields recorded victories Asenior from Granby, Colorado, award. after' finishing among the feating Pacific's Carla Tamborini, against Nevada and Texas- Cherrington completed his sea- top 12 in the 149-pound weight 6-2, 6-1, Cornell's Kasia Preneta, Arlington at the second position, as son undefeated at 20-0 and class at the NCAA National 6-3,6-1, Cal State Fullerton's Ruya well as victories over No. 34 South won the 157-pound title at the Tournament. lnapulat, 6-1, 6-3, and Missouri Alabama and No. 48 Louisiana- NCAA National Championships. Sherfey placed "second at the State's Elizabeth Garza, 6-1,6-4. Lafayette from the third position .• Cherrington suffered a knee inju- Pac-10 Tournament before mak- In doubles, MacFarlane and He is now 13-4 since joining the ry in early October of 2005,which . ing his first trip to the national col- Biorkman knocked off Tamborini Broncos this spring. required surgery. legiate tournament. and 1\varowska of Pacific 8-1, Shields and fellow freshman His first match of the season He went "3-2 at the NCAA Edinson and Miller of Cornell Steve Robertson improved to 14-0 carne on January 4 and he preced- Tournament in Oklahoma City, 8-2, Inapulat and Le of Cal State in doubles competition with a vic- ed to win 20 straight matches and Okla. to end his first year of colle- Fullerton 9-8, and Garza and tory over South Alabama's Baker his tirst national title. giate competition with an overall Kuruc of Missouri State 8-2. and Sramek, 8-3. Along the way to his NCAA record of30-H. MacFarlane has now won seven guard, I saw the paint stains on the rie, the ethics of the field, the pain at doing. I excelled and I loved ev- ery bleeding, bruising, blasting . Trepidation helmet where I collided with the after gameday, the horrible fields, minute of it. There are a great many [from page 101 monsters of my midway: that red the win, the loss and that indefin- streak from the Fort Hall Cobra I able burstthat shoots through your things I would change in my life, if 1 had the chance,' but I would , What a world. carried and buried, the black from legs when you fire out of a stance never dream of erasing a single I have been begged to play in the Roughriders (that's right you and smash into an offensive tackle sports memory. Those subtle and the RMFL again this year; as my S,O,B:sI tagged you too), this weird before he can get out of his stance. vicious moments were the reason 1 Bulldawgs moved to Twin Falls, to pink which may have been a red, I unstrapped my pads and removed dreamed, the reason I got this job play on my high school field, but the blue streaks from my own em- them for perhaps the final time. and the reason I grew into a man. my knees are rubix cubes and I blem bleeding out and the patch- Oh yes! I know what it is to be an It may sometimes seem that work beauty of a man who led with athlete, poor, fat, toad lineman I think I tore my groin riding the bull sports are over-hyped. But, if you his head. was. I understand why Iput in those at Roddy's Friday night. Alcohol. look and dig at the roots, you may I strapped on my pads and stood hours, why I subjected my body to So I'll probably never strap on the somewhere find inside of you, that in the rain, watching four years of the scrutiny of the gridiron. I did it pads again. Although, Saturday, child who dared to dream, I found when I lent my helmet and shoul- semi-pro ball flash through distant for the same reason everyone does "it. It was one thing that I was good mine. I will never let him go. der pads to a buddy who may play eyes. I remembered the camarade- "Florida" ll71Jen \ classes'are hard, sliP on Make Shopping More Rewarding , ;', •. ;.'., • ' " .' ". ;.. c' ;. c .~ .. ;". • " d ":_,-' 1<~,P_'R-,-1 -.-1,;,~3-.-. __2..__0..__0._.6:.:;;.------.-----.-: '-.-'-----.-----.-----. --..'-,.'--:i ,:..-;.••••••••• _. -.-' '-.-: -----.-----.~.....,_+-----" ------'--'----~~ j. I, ; . \ I Field Stanford Invitational RESULTS Mens ,Womens Womens Triple Jump -- 1. Taren James, Michigan State, 41-5.75 LongJump -- 1. Juaune Armon, Montgomery Shot Put "8" Sections -- 1. Jessica Zita, (12.64m); 7. ElenlKafourou, BSU, 37-5;25 (11.41m) TC, 25-7.25 (7.80m); 4. Keron Francis, BSU, Washington State, 46-2.50 (14.08m); 15. 4x100-Meter Relay -- 1. Baylor, 44.79; 7. Boise State "A", 23-6.25 (7.17m) Amber Tavares, BSU, 40-8.75 (12.41m) 47.94; 13. Boise State "B", 49.34 400-Meter Hurdles -- 1. Burke Bockman, Long Jump "Top" ~ections -- 1. Erica S,OOO-Meters-- Section 4: 1. Becky Guyette, BSU, 16: 52.68; Utah, 51.18; 6. Sterling Small, BSU, 53.06 Mclain, Stanford, 20-6.25 (6.25m); 13. Eleni 19. Robin Nixon, BSU, 17:36.45 1,SOO-Meters "B" Sections -- 1. Justin Kafourou, BSU, 18-3.25 (5.57m) 400-Meters -- 1. Shana Cox, Penn State, 51.67; 7. Jackleann Ireland, Washington State, 3:49.13; 48. Cody 400-Meter Hurdles -- 1. Shauna Smith, Morain, BSU, 55.49 Eaton, BSU, 4:02.82 Sheffield TC, 56.48; 21. Megain Olivetti, High Jump "8" Section -- 1. Emily Sheppard, HawaII, 5-7.75 800..Meters "8" Sections - 1. Michael (1.72m); 4. Kristen Brogdan, BSU, 5-3.75 (1.62m) 1:05.77 Garcia, Stanford, 1:52.50; 19. Matt Schmasow, lOO-Meter Hurdles -- Prelims: 1. Roshena BSU, 1:58.23 Duree, Sacramento State; Heat 3: 5. Megan 400-Meters "B" Sections 1. Olivetti, BSU, 15.85; Heats: 4. Mykel Barrie, Joseph rqmer.. Modesto JC; 47.60; 9. Kyle BSU, 16'.55; ,5. Rachel Beck, BSU, 16.70 . Christoffersen, 49.50; 18. Caleb Cazier, BSU, SOD-Meters "8" Sections - 1. Nicole .Mens' 50.70; 19. Anthony Bills, BSU, 50.79 Edwards, Michigan, 2:07.09; 9. Kayleen Shot Put -- 1. Dave Nichols, Sacramento State, 58-10.75 lOO-Meters -- Prelims: Jacob Norman, McDowell, BSU, 2:14.76; 22. lindsey Barnes, (17.95m), 5. Erik Whitsitt, BSU, 54-4.75 (16.5Bm) Baylor, 10.46; Heat 2: 3. Andre Summers, Hammer -- 1. Travis Nutter, Pacific Bay, 233-2 (71.06m); BSU, 2:23.00 BSU, 10.93; Heat 3: 1. Antoine Echols, BSU, 400-Meters "B" Sections' 1. NicoleBurns, 2. Mattias Jons, BSU, 223-4 (68.08m); 6. Simon Wardhaugh, 10.85; 8. Nick Cunningham, BSU,11.40 Brown, 54.88; 6. Natauchalowry, BSU, 57J9; BSU, 196-10 (60.01m) 200-Meters "B" Sections -- 1. Jamar 13. Paige Olivetti, BSU,'58.37; 21. Julia Cooper, Discus --.1. Michael Robertson, Unatt., 190-9 (58. 14m); 2. Gooden, Sacramento CC, 21.75; 22. Anthony BSU, 59.30; 2Q. Nerisha Phillip, BSU, 1:01.89 Staffan Jonsson, BSU, 187-7 (57.19m); 8. Eric Matthias, BSU, Bills, BSU, 22.89 200-Meters :'8" Sections - 1. Chauntai 160-5 (48.89m) 3,OOO-MeterSteeplechase -- Section 1: 1. Bayne, Stanford, 23.27; 27. Paige Olivetti, High Jump -- 1. Jim Dilling, Minn .. State-Mankato, 7-3.0 Josh McAdams, BYU,8:38.47; 13. Ty Axtman, BSU, 26.27; 36. Julia Cooper, BSU, 26.79 (2.21m); H..Roger White, BSU, 6-4.75 (1.9Sm) . lOO-Meters ···::preliiiis;·)akkl·Bailey;·· BSU, 9:15;75'--- .. 4xlOO-Meter Relay -- 1. Baylor, 40.31; 6. Boise Stal:e,' 3,OOO-MeterSteeplechase -- Section 2: Stanford, 11.78; Heat 1: 9. Nesha Simeon, 41.57 1. Rob Watson, Colorado State, 8:47.96; 14. 3,OOO-MeterSteeplechase -- Section 4: 1. Tony Rakaric, BSU, 12.64 Brandon Christoffersen, BSU, 9:24.93 Hammer "B" Sections .- 1. Tamara Solari, Iowa, 9:08.55; 12. Mark Welsh, BSU, 9:38.54 Discus"8"Sections -- 1. Ed Cornell, Long Nebraska, 172-2 (52.48m); 4. Amber Tavares, 400-Meters -- 1. Quentin Summers, Baylor, 46.98; 6. Beach State, 165-6 (50.44m); 9. Drew Tavares, BSU, 162-0 (49.39m); 8. Cari Gunstream, BSU, Antoine Echols, BSU, 48.26 . BSU, 148-7 (45.28m) lOO-Meters -- 1. Wopamo Osslsal, Stanford, 10.57; 7. 156-8 (47.75m) S,OOO-Meters-- Section 3: 1. Patrick Smyth, Discus "B" Sections -- 1. Annie Hess, Antoine Echols, BSU, 11.51 Notre Dame, 14:12.61; 6. Wijnand Rijkenberg, Condordia-Portland, 150-3 (45.79m); 8. 200-Meters -- 1. Chauncey Harris, Alabama, 21.01; 14: Nick BSU, 14:23.30 Jennifer Donatelli, BSU, 138-1 (42.09m) Cunningham, BSU, 22.09; 16. 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Professionals, on the other hand, speed, aperture and shutter speed workshop for profes- might find it to be missing some are all set by the camera to get the sors, encouraging them features that will serve more ad- right exposure. These modes are to use technology as a perfect for novice photographers. vanced professional needs. teaching tool. Providing 8 mega-pixels, the In the creative modes, the cam- camera can take pictures ranging era allows much more control. in resolution from 1728x1l52 to The user selects a mode depend- 3456x2304 pixels (approximately 2 ing on the kind of shot, the ef- to 8 mega-pixels), appropriate for fect and amount of control de- smaller or larger prints, respec- sired. These modes range from Community college embraces tively. This allows amateurs of all one where the camera still takes levels to take high quality pictures care of most of the controi to one at a reasonable price (that varies where the user has total control depending on the seller). over· how the camera behaves. In The camera retails for about between are modes for changing podcasts as teaching tool $1000 as a kit and $900 for the either the aperture setting or the body alone. However, search- shutter speed individually while news and replay recordings of guest podcasting in the fall. to miss class. Rather, podcasts can the camera takes care of the rest. BY DOU~NE D. '~HES ing the Internet can provide bet- Palm Beach Community College - be a study aid by allowing students speakers and special events. The creative modes also open south Florida sun-senttnet ter deals. Featured merchants on has also started to use podcasts, to review what they heard in class, "This is really brand new, and Amazon.com often advernse Jt up control of more specific menu said Celeste Beck, a PBCC provost we're floored at all the excitement," Broward Community College but Florida Atlantic University, . at less than $800 for the kit and functions. For example, the basic and chief of the Boca Raton cam- Becksaid. student's 'soon may be able to get the University of Miami and about $700 for the body only. The modes only allow an easily used Jeannine Burgess, PBCC's direc- their education "on demand." Miami-Dade College still are pus. difference is that the kit includes JPEG format that can be printed For many students, it helps to tor of instructional technology, said The school is experimenting with exploring the idea. an EF-S I8-55mm lens -, as is. In the creative modes the hear material more, than once, as many as one quarter ofthe facul- podcasting, a new digital technolo- Joseph Azalino, a Boca Raton For storage the Digital Rebel XT camera allows saving photos as ty could begin podcasting in some gy that allows students to download pre-med student at PBCC, said he he said. uses Compact Flash cards. These RAW format better for processing Through podcasting, a micro- form in the next year. lectures and other course material downloads biology lectures and ei- later and also more convenient for BCC's director of instruc- are' not included with the camera ther transfers the files to a compact phone and Internet connection any professional use. The creative for listening on the go. at purchase and tacks on someim:' disc-or to his iPod, a portable digital are all that's needed to create tional technology, Russ Adkins, modes are excellent for advanced "Often a student will miss a class ditional cost. digital audio. cailed podcasting "a very and ask, 'What did I miss?'" said media player: The camera also provides ver- amateurs and semi-professionals. The files are typically converted interesting experiment." speech professor Robert Buford, "You can listen to it anytime you satility in two directions. Because Beyond these, the camera has to the universal MP3 format, which Whether it grows in popularity who is leading the effort at BCC. want," said Azalino, 21; the camera is compatible with many other nice features such as anyone can download to a comput- depends on how fast technology de- :'Well, it's a 1 {-hour class. You can't He said he likes to replay biology Canon EF lenses, finding a lens the ability to take three successive er or transfer to an iPod or any other velops, Adkins said. put that in an e-mail. But you can lectures before quizzes or tests. to suite any need is easy. Also, shots rapidly while holding down portable MP3 player. It could really take off if it be- with a podcast.' "It's another way to refresh the various modes of the cam- the shutter button. College students today ex- comes commonplace to get pod- BCC has ordered new equipment my mind," he said, adding he era allow users to do one of three Overall, the Digital Rebel XT pect to use new computer-based casts via cell phones, he said. to meet the demand for audio and also studies class notes. "It's the things. Users can choose the ba- is a versatile camera that will technology, Buford said, and "if "Everybody might not have an video recording and digital storage. ultimate review." sic full auto mode for all purpose suit amateurs looking to take re- we don't keep up with them, we MP3player, but they all have cell Buford recently began conducting Administrators brush offthe idea shooting, one of the. situational ally good photos but may not become dinosaurs." phones," he said. workshops to train interested fac- that putting course material online basic modes (such as portrait or provide the power needed for PBCC also will podcast college ulty and estimates more will begin would make students more likely landscape modes) for shooting in full professionals. ;'..,..... " .''''or· .: , , • f' ~' .., WDAKIT W.DAK iT .WDAKIT Easy (/) Summer job? Hiring full- ACTORS AUDITION IT Techni~ian needed in time managers and painters. 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