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, er r---- n VOLUME 102, NUMBER 134 CE 1895 Robinson will take run at RHA 1994-95 president prompted to return if constitutional amendment passes By Chadd Cripe LL like RHA says it doesn't have confidence in is no doubt the Orton activism cost Huang the The Daily Evergreen.. your ability to be president." election. Unhappy with the two candidates who filed, It (no-confidence vote) was kind Huang recently fought off an impeachment "I thought they did an excellent job," she RHA council members recruited a new one. of a bewildering experience ..• attempt as Orton Hall president and accusa- said. "We should commend them, not belittle John Robinson, who held the position in tions he accepted beer in exchange for use of them. People don't often do anything about 1994-95, confmned Tuesday he would run for Darcy Imus the Orton public address system. their convictions." RHA presidential candidate S T president if a constitutional amendment allow- am albott, who led the Orton opposition lrnus, meanwhile, said she would make ing outsiders to run is approved Monday night. ~~ and spoke to the council Monday night, was another run at the presidential seat. "I want to finish by giving something back satisfied with Huang's decision. "It was kind of a bewildering experience to the student body," said Robinson, a junior and Darcy Imus, "At first people thought we were a joke," from my point of view," Imus said. "I really who lost out as an ASWSU vice presidential Huang, who was besieged by allegations Talbott said. "But Iguess we came through in believe a number of people on the council candidate last month. over the past week, said he will not run for any the end. I think if we hadn't shown up it would used that option (no confidence) to give them- Monday the council voted no confidence RHA office. have turned out differently." selves more time." when presented with candidates Louis Huang "It's an ego blow," he said, "when a group RHA President Jennifer Atkinson said there ------S-e-e-R-H-A-:-P-a-ge-ll Foley begins campaign for involvement Former House Speaker says collegiate activism is cyclical By Alice Thomas The Daily Evergreen One of the goals of Tom Foley, former Speaker of the House of Representatives, for the WSU Foley Institute is to get students more involved in the political process. Foley, along with former Congressmen Sid Morrison, AI Swift and Mike Kreidler held a political policy forum on Tuesday. Foley opened discussion by commenting on his role as an agent of change in the 1970s. In the beginning, Foley said, he was treated rather casually. "I was told the biggest mistake you can make as a freshman Congressman is thinking for yourself," Foley said. In the 1950s, Congress was in the process of reform. Foley said, and attempts to bring about huge reform all at once were not going to work. Foley said he called for more accountability for the committee chairman and the public. He said press coverage of committee and subcommittee meetings was "a major step forward." "We need to educate the news media," Morrison added. Government and the media have the same weaknesses, Swift said; the problem is telling the society all they need to know. Lauren Mack plays with her pet People need to know the good news or have the bad news sable ferret Jay on the lawn out- placed into context, Swift said. side Bohler Gym on Tuesday. "If you tell people everything is going to hell, don't be surprised if they wake up one morning and believe it," he said. Staff photos by Sbaum Mccully Swift, Kreidler and Morrison also discussed their experiences as freshman members of Congress. They were asked to con- See Foley: Page 12 Lamp ignites toiletpaper A taste of African culture No injuries, $2, 000 damage in Pi Kappa.Alj/ha fire Cuisine, fashion show, poety part ofjal'e Ignited toilet paper was determined to be on a couch in me room and s~older until the By Fekadu Kiros Africa Night the cause of an llllintentional fire on Monday' couch.and feather pillow were QIl fire •.The The Daily Evergreen evening at the Kappa fraternity, April 6 at 6p.m. in the CUB Ballroom Pi Alpha fire room then,tllled with smoke. African students at WSU are bringing officials said. Frate:rnity members were alerted to the Pullman a little taste of Africa. and Four dances representing east, west, north The fire was started contained to one problem when tbe.smoke detector went With the intention of giving the Pullman second and south Africa will be performed. The bedroom on the floor of the house. and the bui!ding.,had tb beevac d, community a better understanding of Africa, Estimated damage to the building was $500 African Intercontinental Fellowship will sing StudentS wen: outside formo~ !haIl ~,p.oor the African Friendship Association is holding and $1,500 to the contents of the room, said in Zulu and a couple from Kenya will per- as crews wor~to contairi the~!. ven.~ its annual African Night at 6 p.m. in the CUB Schlueter, the administrative. assistant nre form songs from Africa with a jazz band from susan Ballroom on April 6. for the Pullman Fire Depaitment tila(ethe~pper~e"yelpfJ~e}puudiP~ and' Idaho. The event will include African cuisine, a The bedroom had been decorated with toi., !nspecHllJ~ to deteiinine ih~~~; ':,.. "Most people don't know that jazz came fashion show, a play, music and poetry. The let paper earlier in the day. and the heat frorp ~w..offi~~ ~~. ~ was~~tfiilly show is intended to open the audience's eyes from Africa," said Abayorni Adejokun, presi- a halogen lamp .ignited part of the paper just. outupon~aI.'of~ \;~~tq~-ij dent of African Friendship Association. "It before7 p.m. The fire flashed over the beiS!rooclf the ~bYUsmg fiX~,tpe{ to the diversity of Africa, said Senait Habte, a room student from Eritrea. was introduced to the French in New Orleans to ignite the plastic curtains and po~~efS; exopgui$h by Africans." Scblueter said, ...... There' we're. n·· "Americans have a narrow-minded view of Dishes from several African countries _ Also, a partially lit toilet paper role i1nded ihcident."" what Africa is like," she said. "We try to show them it is a diverse nation." See Africa Night: Page 12 Page 2 The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, April 3, 1996

Divine Savior Lutheran Church ocal riefs NE 620 Stadium Way (Across from Excell Foods) • Club Managers Association of America (CMAA) is having a general meeting on Wednesday, April 3 at 5 p.m. The meeting will be held in Todd 121. Easter Sunday, AI)!il 7 • Mom's Weekend Brunch tickets on sale now at the CUB west Worship Service - 9:00 a.m. entrance from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Don't forget Mom's Weekend Brunch - 10:30 (everyone welcome) I.:,~ ,'.t, :~,""': _.. :,;,:-..... _ :--.,._ April 19-21! ~~~..;.~~..,;..

• Women in Communications Inc. meets today, April 3 at 7 p.m. in Murrow 242. We will be discussing Shadow Day, upcom-. Please rejoice with us in the resurrection of our ing events and the First Admendment.' Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!

• Spring is near, which means fall is right around the corner. Time for WOW! Fall Orientation. WOW! is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to become WOW! team leaders. If you are interested please come to the Multicultural Center Room 108 at 6:30 p.m. April 3. Applications are available in the Multicultural Center and Streit-Perham Administration Suite.

• Department of English Information Fair on Wednesday, April 3 2-4 p.m. in the Bundy Reading Room (Avery 111). Learn more about career success with English, scholarships and awards, courses and seminars, and the writing portfolio. All are welcome! Refreshments!

• La Leche League announces the monthly meeting, Baby Arrives; The Family and the Breastfed Baby on Wednesday, April 3 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, NE 440 Ashat 7 p.m. For more information call Ann at 332-2486.

• Holy Week Services at the St. Thomas More Catholic Newman Center: Holy Thursday, April 4; Good Friday, April 5 at 7 p.m.; Saturday Vigil, April 6 at 8 p.m. . .

• The 1996 Dad's Weekend Committee applications are available at CUB third floor. Due date is Friday, April 5. Interviews will be April 8-11.

• The African Friendship Association is having the annual One line only • M' . African Nite on April 6 at 6 p.m. in the CUB Ballroom. Six and 20 cards ~I~u~rder of 20 cards under are free, 6-12 years of age are $3, adults are $6. 40 cards $10.'00 • The 3rd Annual Women of Color of Conference, 60 cards .:.: $1400 "Redefining. the Women of Gen X," will be held at the Holiday 80 cards $18.'00 Inn Saturday, April 6 at 9:30 a.m. For further information call 335-1986.

• An egg hunt will be held by Parks and Recreation on Saturday, April 6 at Kruegal Park. Youth 1-4 begin at 10 a.m. and youth 5-9 start at 10:20 a.m. Prizes and over 350 dozen eggs to find, so bring you own basket. For more information call 334-4555.

• The Department of Philosophy is pleased to announce that scholarship funds memorializing Professor Frank Potter will be available through the department, Bryan Hall, Room 316. A lications are due on or before 5 .m. A ril 12.

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~ VISA I MC Call for an Appointment. .: ,"to ..... Wednesday, April 3, 1996 ,'t -, The Daily Evergreen Page 3 .Harr'is defends actions Higher ed funding ~~:~~u~e~ending on grievan~: concerni~~U~~~i~~iO"toplan questioned The Daily Evergreen ii promote their own agen- By Julie Frank n------ASWSU President Jessie Harris has once again Political das. The Daily Evergreen "If he's talking about the denied any wrongdoing in the pending grievance correctness I·S di . rversity agenda, then yes Sen. Eugene Prince, R-Thornton, I wonder if you can regarding his actions prior to a presidential debate. going to ruin us. (it's on our agenda)," Kim said he believes the new proposal by guarantee (a 5 percent The grievance alleges Harris, the moderator of the said. "Diversity should be the Higher Education Task Force increase per year). multicultural presidential debate, verbally assaulted If every time on everybody's agenda." would hurt the public universities by Alison McLeod and Christiaan Brown, two of the panel someone debates Harris said the term 'ver- leaving the funds exposed to scruti- Sen. Eugene Prince members. It also claims Harris attempted to physically it's called bal assault' is a misnomer ny by Initiative 601 supporters. R-Thornton assault Brown. in itself. He felt his conver- "I don't want to bring the wrath of The confrontation arose after Harris attempted to 'verbal assault,' sations with Brown and that group down on higher educa- ,~ change two of the questions for the debate, something we're in trouble. McLeod were nothing tion," Prince said. should be set up for prisons instead. he said he believes was entirely within his rights to do Jessie Harris more than healthy debate. Prince has said the plan - which Prince said Legislative funding as moderator and president. ASWSUpresident "Maybe I'm old fash- would create a separate fund from needs to increase in order to fund the "I felt like some of the questions were deliberately ioned, but I come from a tax revenues for higher education - is growing number of potential college designed to ambush or embarrass certain candidates," ~~ place where debate is a way to get around the spending students on the way. Harris said. Since he has experienced the campaign encouraged," Harris said. limits of 1-60 I. "It needs to be at 15 percent in order to fund the baby-boom echo," process, Harris said he felt the questions would detract He said he was simply expressing himself very passion- Prince, who said he is not a sup- Prince said. "We don't want to push from the hard work the candidates had put in. ately, and it was mistaken for aggression. porter of 1-60 I, also said he ques- that all on tuition." He said he simply wanted the language of the ques- "Political correctness is going to ruin us," Harris said. tions the mathematics of the plan. Prince said the middle class is hurt tions changed so they were not making personal attacks "If every time someone debates it's called 'verbal "l wonder if you can guarantee the most by tuition hikes. on the candidates. assault,' we're in trouble." that," Prince said of an earlier state- "In doing that they've sold us Albert Kim, speaking on behalf of those who filed the Harris said some of the panel members have "bruised ment made by the task force that the down the drain," Prince said. grievance and also a panel member at the debate, called egos," and are attempting to get back at him through the fund would increase each year by 5 'The lower-classes have financial the notion of ambushing candidates "ridiculous." grievance. percent. He said the debate was designed to get down to the In a meeting between Harris and the panel members aid and the wealthy - well, they can Prince said the public understands issues and have the candidates make some commit- immediately prior to the debate, the grievance alleges afford it," Prince continued. "The the need for prisons better than the ments to diversity on the record. Harris moved a table out of the way and approached only way to educate the middle class need for state universities so perhaps Harris also said he felt some of the panel members See Harris: Page II a separate, tax-revenue based fund See Funding: Page 12

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iPf)kane Missf)ula ,-""" ~ .. '::. - ... 1\...... _a·, -.;.'•• Page 4 The Daily evergreen " Wednesday, April 3, 1996 OPINIONS What you had to say about ... Censorship on the Net The Daily Evergreen Daily Evergreen columnist Sara §lJJ IFJE IRM CO) JOO Lovell asked students why they lE~~&1 (C®mlQ~~ll agree or disagree with the Telecommunications Decency Act of Can your mom leap tall buildings in a single bo~nd? Can 1996. The act states that an individual she write you a check with one band tied behind her back? who knowingly uses and sends "patently offensive" information as Does she do your laundry when you bring it home? If so, we "measured by contemporary com- "I do not support 'The government has "I don't oppose munity standards,.. could receive up government censor- no right to censor stuff showing pornogra- want to know about it. to two years injail and up to $2,500 ship on the Internet. on the Internet. phy on the Internet infines. One way or another Besides, what about if it is not too The act does not give a definition of people will still get (pornographic) maga- Send us a double-spaced typed essay between 300-400 much. If they regu- "patently offensive" or "contempo- to the information. zines and movies? To late it in a certain rary community standards, .. but this Media in America is each his own. If they words exp~~iqin~,~yy~~r m~fh~rts the best mom money would most likely include informa- too open. Look at are worried about kids way I think pornog- tion on sexually transmitted dis- print and broadcast looking at it they are raphy on the can (or can't)b1,l.Y. Tell us/how she comes to the rescue with eases, nudity, and pictures of preg- media. It is all going to get to it some- Internet is okay." nancy. money making and how if they feel the YukoFukuda her Costco card. Tell us how she lets you call home collect Most of the students questioned dis- politics." need." International agreed with the act"but a few felt it Varin Bhandal Nicole Mittelstrass was in order. Finance Psychology Business and listens to you whine. Tell us how her only Kryptonite is Here are some responses: your maOths-old Visa bill with,!! four-digit balance . "At this point it is impossible to ceiling because there is some sick • "All censorship is bad and directly regulate this act, being that there is stuff out there. But I don't think counter to education. The only rea- no standard definition of obscene or people who view the pages should son that the 'net is being selected is The best responses will be printed in the special Mom's indecent. It's all just censorship. I'm be punished. I think the government that there is currently no major not saying it doesn't need to be reg- needs to crack down on those who industry that is willing to support net Weekend edition of Th~ DaHy::Evergreen on Saturday, April create the pages and they should be ulated. That definition needs to be freedom. The current, small industry made and then it needs to be regulat- punished." • '" "", %., , is heavily dependent upon govern- 20. The first place entr:y,gets;!lgift c~rtificate for a free din- ed heavily." Shane Sebesta ment support and licenses and is Andrew Peterson Hotel and Rest Management very nervous about an open con- ner at Keetoni's Cuci Advertising • "I disagree with the act because frontation with the entrenched inter- • "I think that parents should be in I'm personally fond of the pornogra- est groups." Turn essays into The Daily E~efgreen ne.-sroom. attention .'..<~~ "'''::.:: charge of what their children see, if phy you can find on the Internet. Bryan Bremner that is the concern. Certain people Call me a sick bastard if you want."· Systems and Programming Prof. Isamu Jordan, at Room 113 in Murrow Hall (or just drop are being alienated by what is con- Matt Corday sidered to be pornography. Some of Real Estate • "I think it should be censored them in my mailbox at the front desk). The deadline for it isn't pornography and some of it because children have access to is," '. "I agree with the act because for information that is inappropriate, entries is Wednesday, April 10. Karen VanVleck one thing there are precedents such as cybersex." Broadcasting already set in movie ratings and I'm Lyra Thurik sure at first people complained Marketing • "I'm not sure how the hell they about that but now we are used to it. . are going to regulate it. For every People will get use to this. We need one person they catch there will be to take responsibility for what is Opinions policy 50 others out there. It's like one drop viewed on the Internet. I think if • "Parents can't be with their chil- of water in the ocean isn't going to people are willing to put stuff on the dren all the time so it is difficult to Unsigned editorials represent the majority vote of the Editorial Board. The make a big difference. I think the Internet that is questionable, they regulate what their children have Editorial Board is composed of Chris Mulick, Chadd Cripe, Tracy Cutchlow, intention is good but I don't know need to realize it is possibly unac- access to." Isarnu Jordan, and Jerrel Swenning. how they are going to pull it off." ceptable. They should find a more April Humphrey The views expressed in all other columns are those of the individual authors Gavin Bechtold appropriate way of gettingthat Accounting and are not necessarily those of The Daily Evergreen, its staff, management, EngUsh information out. The Internet is a advertisers, or the WSU Board of Regents. public domain, although some peo- • "I think the government has no • "I don't think the government ple try to argue it is private. It is Letters to the editor can be mailed to Murrow Communication Center Room right to decide what to censor. should intervene. But then again the more public than a movie theater in Everyone has the right to choose 113, and should be typed and double spaced. All letters are considered for government has to stand in for the some respects. It started bothering and there is software available that publication but those that are 200 words or less are preferred. people because. the people don't me when I heard about this. I don't A name, signature and phone number must accompany letters. The Daily know how to make good decisions. appreciate anyone else's arguments. can edit what is not right for chil- But then again there is no definite It's not going to hurt anyone if their dren." Evergreen reserves the right to edit for space. libel, obscene material and definition of pornography, but the stuff doesn't get on theInternet." Coartni Bailey clarity. government has to put some kind of Barry Ray Human Development The question for next week: Editor in chief Borderline Editor Chris Mulick Gabriel Currier "In Orton Hall President Louis Huang's place would 335-2488 335-3194 Managing Editor Advertising Manager you have accepted beer as a token of appreciation for Chadd Cripe Dan Murphy lending out a university owned PA system?" 335-2292 335-1572 News Editor Photo Editor You can call in you response at 335-2764 or E-mail in you response to Jacques Plante [email protected] with the correct spelling of your name and your major or Tracy Cutchlow 335-2377 title. The best responses will be published in the Wednesday edition of The Daily 335-2292 Production Manager Evergreen along with the question for next week. Opinions Editor Tom Shannon Isarnu Jordan 335-4576 Doonesbury BY GARRY rRUDEAU 335-2764 Evergreen Fax Sports Editor 335-7401 O)UW 7H& 8CfWlc J KNE/AJ I<£AUY HAve Gr

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come home. .'. ' ,,. ;' for one. By Jerrel Swenning . The Daily Evergreen WSUbaseball home dates TIle WSU baseball team has made several stops. in its . Date . Opponent Start time first 30 -games of the season. April3 Lewis-Clark State College 6:30 p.m. The Cougars have played in-Hawaii, Northern and April 12 Washington 3 p.m. Southern California, Arizona, and made stops in Spokane April}3 Washington (DH) Noon and Lewiston. April 14 Washington 1 p.m. But before Wednesday, the Cougars had only been able to Apri I J 7 Gont.aga 6: 30 p. 111. catch their breath in Pullman before another jaunt. April 26 Oregon State 3 p.nt. WSU will see its first action at Buck Bailey other than April 27 Oregon State (DH) Noon practice and an exhibition game against a Cougar alumni April 28 Oregon State I p.l11. team last Saturday, when they host Lewis-Clark Stale May 10 Portland Stale 4 p.m. College at 6:30 p.m. May 1/· Portland Stale (DH ) 417.111. "It's been nice," senior pitcher Robert Ramsay said. "Being at home, you can play the game then go home and May 12 Portland-State j p.tn. relax and sleep in the same bed at nights rather than being The loss is one of seven games the Cougars have dropped at a hotel." by one run, and many of the defeats were come-from- The Cougars come into the contest' at 10-20, stinging behind victories for their opponents. from close road losses. "The one-run games have killed LIS," said Ramsay, who The Cougars clipped Gonzaga 4-2 in their last outing, took the loss in the first of the Cougars ncar wins. giving WSU its first back-to-back wins since a January The Cougars picked up their first l-run win with a 12-11 ~,,\t\\\~!•. ~,\.t~.trip to Hawaii. decision against Grand Canyon on March 23, despite LeSC is again having a staunch season, sitting at 20-6. blowing an 8-run lead. The Warriors have won three of their last four games. "But we won," WSU coach Steve Farrington said of the Earlier in the season LCSC had a 13-game win streak in contest. which it outscored its opponents 131 to 29. But despite their record Ihe Cougars' offense hasn't been The two teams met earlier this season at the Banana Belt Staff photo hy Nicole 1fIatia . .hurting, WSU is batting better than a year ago and out- Toumament in Lewiston, where the Cougars dropped a 7- Josh Hamik and WSU host LCSC on Wednesday. See Baseball: Page 9 6 decision to the Warriors. . '- 1M playfield a dangerous place

trying to claim that the knife. and the team that is up by five points is up to Writer can attest championship that In the second game of the season the first bat. A man is on second when a girl hits a got away a few. person went down with tom ligaments in his base hit past the shortstop. to bumps) bruises years ago back in knee. The mall trucks around third as the outfielder high school, A month and one arthroscopic surgery later throws the ball to the catcher. with rod ill leg A new intramural it was physical therapy time. The catcher catches the ball and holds it out championship shirt The s\!cond"inj~lry>cam~ in the. quarterfinal - in front of her ~orag the guy justas he lowers With spring here, well according to the cal- wouldbe nice now t game of !he playoffs. _" . his-shoulder and bulldozers her to the ground. endar it has arrived, it is time to clean off that those clothes DOUG DUER In an out-of-control joust for a loose ball my As shepeals herself from the dirt the umpire those cleats and head out for last chance at that haven't been rig~t leg met the much larger foot of an oppo- cans the guy safe because she dropped the glory on the WSU intramural fields this year. washed since Commentary nent. ball. But before digging out the glove or pumping A good play and a good call if you're in the being unwrapped I knew it wasn't good when my lower leg up the ball lets takea minute to reflect. major leagues. Christmas morning smell worse than formed a perfect V when the paramedics cut The purpose of the intramural game is to go Not so if) an intramural softball game. Tacoma .. out and have some fun while doing some- . my shin guard off. The blame, however, is not to fall on the But a shirt can not replace a limb. thing that requires more physical exertion A metal rod for the leg and a year later and intramural sports officials or WSu. And take it from someone who learned it the than lifting a beer towards your mouth. my name is still the gimp. The referees do their best to control each hard way. But the fun part has been lost somewhere in This year, instead of playing, I get to watch. contest. In a certain men's B soccer team's quest to the mud pit between' Martin Stadium and the And what I saw in a softball game last It's hard for a referee with two nights of win a championship, two people were sent to library. Sunday was most unpleasant. See Duer: Page 8 It's not fun to be on or playa team or person the hospital - both of whom ended up under It's the fifth inning of a coed softball game

MLBy Seahawks return to American League, Detroit 10, MinneSbt~ 6;) New York7, Cleveland I Seattle for practice Baltimore 4, Kansas City' ..~:, fans braved rain showers Tuesday as they showed up at i vacation. We had the opportunity to go out in the sun the team's headquarters in this Seattle suburb to wel- and not get rained on. come the players back to their off-season workouts. The players were just hoping things would settle "The guys without families, they enjoyed Southern down long enough to know where they are supposed to California because there are a lot of things to do down there. But the married guys, we have families and own showup. About three dozen players worked out in Southern homes and we want to be here. If this isn't settled California for two weeks last month until NFL officials before we go to training vamp that's when it will be a ordered the team to go back to Seattle by April 1 or distraction." NBA face a fine of $500,000 plus $50,000 a week. Twenty- "It's hard to concentrate on what we're here to do, which is work out," wide receiver Eddie Goines said. Toronto 104, LA Clippers 10~.(012 one players showed up Tuesday morning at.Kirkland "So we're hoping to get settled in. It's sad to see teams Chicago 110, Miami 92 " 'it to continue the workouts. Seahawks owner Ken Behring has said he is moving up and move on the fans but you have to look at both Atlanta 109, Boston Sf Florida afOttawa' the team to Southern California. Local officials have sides of the situation. It's a business, too. I definitely Boston at Montreat, New York 90, Indiana 86 sued to keep him from breaking a Kingdome lease. want to get settled in and I think I speak for the majori- Charlotte 102, LA Lakef1:i97 Hartford at Tampa Bay "It's been a roller coaster ride and I'm anxious to get ty of the team when I say we hope it's Seattle." Fans who showed up to express their support also Milwaukee 105, Detroit 98 Chicago atl'oronto settled, but 1've got the best of both worlds - I have hope it's Seattle. Sacramento 104, Dallas 97 family in California and in Seattle," said tight end Dallas at Winnipeg Christian Fauria. "I just wish we'd get a definite yes or "This team is a part of the Northwest" said Russ POltland 10 I, Vmlcouver 85 St. Louis at Colorado no so I could get my house in order as far as my mental Simpson of Seattle. "I have a lot of go;d memories Seattle 100, Utah 91 Vancouver at Calgary state goes. Whether the team is sold or not we'll just and I want there to be come more." Phoenix 111, San Antonio 104 roll with it. I'm just glad to be back for the time "I'm elated to see them back," said Bm'bara Jenkins, Edmonton at Anaheim Denver 86, Minnesota 78 being." 43, Seattle. "I've been very depressed since they've Houston 112, Golden State 106 Detroit at Los Angeles "I was stoked to come back," said offensive lineman been gone." Page a The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, April 3, 1996 Duerr • Continued From Page 7 Soccer wins title, training to make every call. But they shouldn't have to. The competitors should step on the lacrosse edged field with the intent to follow the rules. From staff reports The WSU men's soccer team stormed to the championship of the Of course when most people step Sasquatch Five-a-side Tournament, held last weekend at Spokane, by on the playing field they assume defeating Gonzaga 4-0. there is a risk of injury. The Crimson team, composed mainly of veterans, was keyed by good defense and stellar goal keeping. Keeper Erik Swenson had four There is even a chance of injuring shutouts as the team outscored the competition 16-4. your knee on some bleachers that "He had a hell of a weekend," soccer president Andy Boyd said. "He was on fire." are a mile away from the COUIt. The jearn went 3-0 to advance to the semifinals, where they defeated But the chance of injury is greatly the Spokane Specialists 5-0. reduced when the game is played in Chris Hanson, Jeff Standish, Gordon Axel, Frank Koegler and Jim Park also had good weekends, he said. control. "It was a good team effort," Boyd said. There's no shot that needs to be Lacrosse blocked when it means you'll be A controversial call with little time remaining in the game gave Whitman the edge it needed to beat WSU 8-7 in overtime in a home flying into the bleachers. match Sunday. When you're up by five take the The Cougars were called for a slashing penalty with just 3 seconds remaining in regulation and the score tied 7-7 to give Whitman a one- out and prevent a few bruises. man advantage heading into overtime. And when going for a loose ball Whitman scored:50 into the extra session, before WSU could return to full strength. for my sake don't go in swinging Lacrosse president Kurt Carlson said the match was "intense," and wildly. going back and forth a lot. Or for ever be known as the gimp. The Cougars were playing well in the first half of a control oriented game, but didn't have enough to keep up at the end, he said. Go out there, have fun, stay in con- Staff photo hy Danielle Strolis The WSU lacrosse team lost to Whitman on Saturday. "Our legs just went out on us," Carlson said. trol and play ball.

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the defense of their Nor-Pac crown. Baseball: WSU travels to Portland State for a four-game series this weekend. • Continued From Page 7 WSU returns to Pullman for a fielder Jim Horner and catcher four-game series with Washington Jason Hairston have claimed back- Ap~112-14. to-back Nor-Pac Player of the Week honors for WSU. Kingdome estimate The average salary was $1,176,967 on opening Horner led the Cougars on day. according to a study released Tuesday by The a trip to Arizona, batting near $200 million Associated Press, an increase of 9.9 percent from .571 on the trip with 2 home SEATILE -- In 1994 the Seattle Seahawks sought opening day last year, when the average was runs and 4 RBIs. a $100 million overhaul for their home stadium, $1,071,029. - Hairston led the Cougars the Kingdome. Last year club owner Ken Behring In 1994, the last season before the 232-day to a 4-2 win against bumped the demand to $150 million. strike, the average was $1,188,679 on opening Gonzaga in Spokane last On Tuesday, half a year after voters rejected a day, just I percent higher than this year's average. weekend. ballot measure that included more than $70 million The New York Yankees had the highest payroll The sophomore, led the for Kingdome improvements, a consultant recom- at $52.9 million, followed by Baltimore at $49.4 Cougar bats with a tie- mended a $197 million renovation to meet Sea- million, Atlanta at $47.9 million and Cleveland at breaking home run and a hawks needs, including $43 million in immediate $46.2 million, up from $35.1 million. The Indians run-scoring double. work regardless of whether the franchise remains already have sold every available seat for home Ramsay made it a clean in town. games this season. sweep for the Cougars by As detailed in a four-volume report by HOK Montreal had the lowest payroll at $15.4 mil- pitching 9 strong innings Sports Facilities Group of Kansas City, Mo., and lion. Olympics adopt against Gonzaga to pick up various construction and architectural consultants, the win- his first of the the overhaul would take about three years to com- code of conduct season. plete amid a normal event schedule. NEW YORK -- U.S. Olympic athletes will no lon- He allowed only three hits ger be able to wrap themselves in the flag to pro- and and struck out 11 and Disney agrees on tect sponsors wary of them showing off a compet- walked one. renovations to stadium ing company's uniform. After the matchup with the Staff photo hy Nicole Walla ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Walt Disney Co. and A new code of conduct, about to be adopted by Warriors, the Cougars start Hairston has 5 home runs for WSU. Anaheim reached tentative agreement Tuesday on the U.S. Olympic Committee, prohibits the kind of renovation and operation of Anaheim Stadium, commercially inspired behavior that embarrassed paving the way for the company to buy a minority the American team in Barcelona four years ago. interest in the California Angels. Scheduled for a final vote at the USOC's board The Anaheim City Council must vote on the meeting in San Diego April 11-14, the new code deal, and approval could come Wednesday at a would require all U.S. Olympic athletes to "wear ~p'orts Writers Wa~tedll special session of the council. designated USOC apparel at official functions such "The city manager (James D. Ruth) is now in a as the opening, closing and medal ceremonies and 1heDally position to recommend that the City Council con- press conferences." sider the memorandum of understanding as it is Irvin's friend now drafted," Anaheim spokesman Bret Colson said. "We're not releasing any details of what the denies betrayal EVERGREEN changes are until tomorrow." IRVING, Texas -- Alfredo Roberts said Tuesday that he did not betray friend and former teammate Reds-Expos resume Michael Irvin to avoid indictment on drug charges after ump's death by a grand jury. • • Gain valuable work CINCINNATI -- Home plate umpire Jerry Craw- "That is something that never crossed my ford called it the hardest game he's ever worked. mind," Roberts said at a news conference, where experience Those around him weren't having an easy time, he spoke at length for the first time since he, Irvin either. and two women were involved in a motel room A day after umpire John McSherry collapsed and incident where drugs were found. He said he • Put a worthy job died, baseball returned to Riverfront Stadium in would not c

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~, \', by Brendan Kyle wilh "Drop the World" which is a of the Amazon River. song about over-achievers never by Andrew Charles Guyer The Daily Evergreen' As the title suggests, being satisfied. . Sepultura has embraced its The horns also made a return Brazilian roots. They joined a On The Run on this album after ,taking a back native tribe called the seat on the last one. Xavantes to be allowed to She who moves like the wind Anyway you put it NOFX are record 'the traditional tribal musical mavericks. They synthe- feels like the wind, music on this album. Sepultura size pop and punk perfectly to has become a champion of the blowing chillingly across the soul, create catchy songs that will stick indigenous tribes of Brazil in freezing the humble heart in your head like a bad cold. If their fight against the govern- you are looking for pop punk at ment. its finest than look no further Musically, they are experi- The soul that feels no emotion than NOFX. has no emotion, menting with a combination of thrash, tribal, and industrial. . carelessly stalking the earth, This unique sound is not quite burning the sorry soul as intense as earlier albums that were just straight tooth- She in all her wisdom chipping thrash. The always angry Max has no intention NOFX Heavy Petting Zoo Cavalera has taken his singing of sticking· around too long, Epitaph to new heights and lows. for she has places to see Hellish screams and guttural **** growls dominate the verbal assault aimed at your brain. The innocent little girl Another release by one of the most original punk rock bands The new vocal approach with the, fatal touch of all time. What band has been sounds a lot like the last already knows what she wants, more imitated, ripped off, and Pantera album. These guys are taking your heart straight out stolen from than pissed and their music is a reflection of that. Three of the on the.run. NOFX? Still, like the Ramones, Sepultura they never seem to have.hit it . • . :_,_Roots ,. faster, angrier cuts are "Spit," Beware big: That's not -a-p'roblemfor ., RoadRunner Records "Dusted." and "Born . Stubborn." These songs give a t~~s~gijyS because th~~ar~l~~t. " .• v \' ',;, ,";, ***. ,, doing what they love, which " little taste of theold Sepultura, seems to be a missing ingredient Overall this album is not as inmany of today's bands. Sepultura's brand of musical impressive as past releases but 'Like all NOFX albums it is -destruction has changed its tune. it is a breath of fresh air in the fast and funny snotty punk. It is slower and heavier, with a disappearing world of thrash • :;._ •. ,._}' 1':"' _ There is a lot more pop in their sound scraped from the bottom 'metal. byAnders Goranson' gle onApriI)51h.~The prigirial,' punk on this album and even The Daily Evergreen" members of Kiss are gearing up- some pretty guitar work. The ~ - -, ;- for a North American tour, face lyrics are hilarious as always. DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY Firsnbe Foo Fighters'deoide to 1 paint and all. One of the great things about fit ~ullman into their 'tour sched- NOFX is they never have taken II OPEN . HOUSE .. ule, and now they are working on I got a hold of some songs themselves too seriously. An a song for the upcoming X-files \ expected to be on the new Pearl example of this humor: the LEARN ABOUT GER I s FOR FALL I 96 soundtrack. People, have told me Jam album. They include, cover of this album. It may that this isn't true, but I keep hear- "Tommy," "23rd Street Chorus," offend a few people and will Rot ing about it. Dave Grohl and his "Fallin Down" and "Lukin." A be sold at K-Mart but they don't 101[S], 19'8 [S] , 201[G] wife Beverly are also hinted as live album is, as usual, rumored to care. 203 [K] , 309 [K], 316[K] making a guest appearance on the' be released, full of material from The faster cuts on this album 330[S], 331 [K] , 430 [M] show itself. their summer tour. are the real treats. "Bleeding Heart Disease" and "The Black In the world of country, hair And finally, Huey Lewis and and White" are two rhythmical- spray addict Vince Gill is current- the N~ws will be reieasing a new ly furious songs that typify the THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1996 ly recording a new album. It is album in June. They will also NOFX sound. "Hobophobic" is 10:OOAM-2:00PM due out in May. Mr. Gill will appear at the Puyallup West probably the best song on the COLLEGE HALL-MAIN FLOOR croon his way to the Gorge Washington Fair on September album but it is way too short. Please join us for refreshments Amphitheater in George, 20th. The album ends on a high note Washington on July 21. and visit our Buffalo exhibit

Who will Snoop bum his "chronic" from now? Rapper Dr. Dre is leaving Death Row records. Suge Knight co-founder of the 100 million dollar company says this will happen soon. He cites Dre's lack of interest in busi- 2 ness matters and absence at Snoop's trial as factors that are pushing to make this a big possi- bility.

\ Blind Melon will release a new EP of recordings made previous to Shannon Hoon's death. The recordings come from tapings in hotel rooms, studios, buses, and off of answering machine. A June or July release is expected.

Get out your face paint, wigs, and mascara! Calm down your friends from Lynnwood, Spokane and Vancouver' Def Leppard has a new album and Kiss is tour- ing this summer. "Slang" will be out early summer, and the first sin- S. 109 Grand HOURS: lla.m. - 1a.m. SUN-THU / lla.m. - 2a.m. FRI & SAT Wednesday, April 3, 1996 The Daily Eversreen Page 11 NE-wrS RHA: Controversy expected Coping with death • Continued From Cover Atkinson disagreed. will be selected that evening as well, Support from friends, university available "I don't buy that excuse," she said, although all have just one candidate. noting neither candidate made an While allegations of misconduct By Stacey Burns "The university community, we impressive presentation. "Darcy apparently cost Huang the presidency, The Daily Evergreen hope, is the first line of assistance," II seems to be a glutton for punish- Robinson anticipates accusations For Matt Caires the saying "Life is In the blink of an eye, Kravas said. "I cannot believe how ment." himself. typically helpful friends are." 10 percent what happens to you and things can change. Atkinson said Imus has lost other Toward the end of Robinson's presi- 90 percent how you deal with it" has The support of family and friends RHA elections during her two years dency RHA was audited after several become a personal motto. Nobody knows. helps tremendously in the time of as a Scott-Coman representative. alleged spending violations. grief or crisis, Caires said. The The ASWSU chief of staff took Matt Caires Some council members believe "I am nor afraid of it," Robinson members of Caires' fratemity, Sigma the saying especially to heart two ASWSU president-elect more candidates will step up before said. "I am fully prepared to deal with Nu, also were supportive, he said. months ago when his mother was the filing deadline - Monday at 5 p.m. it. Iwas cleared of any wrongdoing." "Without those men and their sup- shot and killed in a shooting at a - but even Monica Peluso, who was The controversy centered around port, I would not have gotten nominated Monday night, said no. then-adviser Brenda Andrews, who Moses Lake junior high school. loss, Caires said, it is all about atti- through," Caires said. "There are so many other things at no longer works at WSU. More recently, fraternity members tude. " Professional counselors at the uni- WSU to do," said Peluso, the presi- "I don't see John as the craftsman," of Sigma Phi Epsilon began the "You have to take the positive out versity and in the community also dent of Stephenson North. Atkinson said. "I don't believe it was grieving process. One of their frater- of a negative situation," the are available to help grieving stu- Andrew Weaver, the Stephenson John that did corrupt things." nity brothers, Aaron Iverson, died in ASWSU president-elect said. dents. East president who proposed the con- Others on the council expressed an accidental fall over spring break. There are two paths grieving stu- "Loss is a healing process," stitutional amendment, said this is just similar sentiments. "My heart really goes out to those dents can take, Caires said. Kravas said. "We never get in the an off cycle for RHA leaders because "I don't deem it a big concern," men," Caires said. 'They have had a "You can either sit and grieve, or way of the mourning process." many are moving off campus. Weaver said. "We need someone to lot to deal with and have had an you can accept it as the hand that After going through the grieving If passed, the amendment will open carry the torch." incredible amount of adversity." God dealt you," he said. process involved with his mother's elected RHA positions to all hall resi- And after three tumultuous years Caires, his brother Damian and the Often when a college student death, Caires said he advises students, nullifying a required one Robinson hopes to clean up the image members of the Sigma Phi Epsilon experiences a death, it is their first, dents to appreciate the things they semester of council experience in the ofRHA. are among the many WSU students said Gus Kravas, vice provost for have sooner than later. election year. "Something comes up every year," who have dealt with the loss of a student affairs. The university tries "We are all mortal," he said. "At Whether or not the amendment said Robinson, who helped investi- loved one this school year. to be responsive to students' needs, the blink of an eye, things can passes elections will be held at the gate a shady computer purchase two When it comes to handling that he said. change. Nobody knows." meeting Monday at 7 p.m. in the years ago. "It (image) has been a Gridiron room shortly after the consti- concern of mine since I became panel members and set up a meeting whereby they can tution vote. All other elected positions involved with RHA." Harris: discuss the situation. He said none of his calls have been • Continued From Cover returned, but Kim said he is not aware of any attempted contact, either with him or other panel members. ~ .. Brown with clenched fists. "If I've hurt anyone's feelings, I'm sorry," Harris said. Brown, Kim, and Franz Maish, all of whom were pre- Harris said he would not hesitate to do what he did sent at the meeting, have said it appeared Harris would again'. have assaulted Brown had Kim and McLeod not gotten . "I don't regret (reviewing the questions)," Harris said. Kimberley Bursic between them. "I was completely within my rights to do what I did. I Harris denies any such actions. was trying to keep the debate from turning into a cir- and Harris said he has attempted to contact some of the cus." Gerald Steffen

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Holiday Inn Saturday, April 6, 1996 ~®n.on~', Registration 8:30 a.m. @@)IbUil' Conference 9:30 p.m. Preregisrrarion is preferred. For purchase of lunch tickets or . /,urrher inf"ornzarion, please call rh.eASlan Pacific Anzerican- Student C'en re r at 335-.1986- Wednesday, April 3, 1996- Africa- Night: Event attempts to differentiate cultures • Continued From Cover including Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, from Uganda, is helping by cooking, Egypt and Ethiopia - cooked by by being a model for the fashion natives will be served. show and decorating. "It is the kind of food you will "It is a lot of work," she said. "But never get to eat in Pullman unless if you want to show the culture, you you go to the place in Africa," said have to work hard." Njansi Uchendu, a student from Rurangirwa and Habte said the Nigeria. event also helps them learn more The food will be mostly spicy, she about the culture that exists within added. the African countries besides just A play will be centered around the educating others about Africa. Habte conflict that arises when an African said these events help her see the man who came to America for an similarities and the differences that education marries an African- exist in the continent. American woman. His marriage to More than 600 tickets were sold an outsider is seen as being disloyal last year and people had to be turned to his villagers who expected him to away at the door because of lack of marry from the village. The play space, Habte said. Staff photo by Shawn McCully will attempt to resolve this conflict. Adejokun said African Night also Former House representatives Sid Morrison (left) and AISwift and Speaker of the House "People can come together and put is an attempt to reach children by Tom Foley participate in a discussion Tuesday afternoon about the future of politics. their differences aside," Adejokun encouraging them to develop an said. "Sometimes we can even use international perspective at an early our differences to better ourselves." age. Foley: Foley predicts Clinton will be re-elected The fashion show will display tra- Tickets to the event are $6 for • Continued From Cover ditional clothing of various coun- adults and $3 for children age 6 to trast those experiences with the LL Legally, balancing the budget is an tries, Uchendu said. 12. They are available in the CUB power the freshman have today. •• example of trying to make a deci- Jacqueline Rurangirwa, a student weekdays from 11a.m. to 2 p.m. In 1979 it was more inclusive, If sion in a time of public ignorance, Swift said, and Newt Gingrich has you tell people Swift said. not made that mistake. In the pre- everything is going to hell, "As long as the public believes it Funding: WSU officials have Foley era, the freshman just counted don't be surprised if they is easy to balance the budget, you for bodies, he continued. wake up one morning and give power to a demi-god and take not yet endorsed plan "I find it interesting," Kriedler away power from legislators," • Continued From Page 3 said. "I sense this freshman class believe it. Swift said. is to make it affordable." has exerted an extremely high Al Swift The panel also gave its opinion on amount of power." Former House representative the outcome of the presidential While WSU has not yet endorsed the plan, both Provost Tom George and As for the Contract with America, •• campaign at a pre-forum press con- Larry Ganders of WSU State-Wide Affairs have commended the group for Gingrich knows what has to be 77 ference. trying to find a more stable solution to higher education funding. done, he said, and is using the fresh- "I think it is going to be close, per- Prince said.taskforce's intentions are not bad, but that someone has to take men to get it done. sonally," Foley said. His prediction is President Clinton the other side. "Gingrich had a unique situation to move in and exert will be re-elected. He said the Midwest will be the "Somebody has to be the skeptic," Prince said. "If somebody doesn't raise authority," Foley said. biggest battle. the questions how are we going to get the answers?" Gingrich also got his troops together to centralize "From a Republican point of view, Mr. Dole will have The plan also would have the universities working more directly with the Congressional power, Kreidler said. but the everyday an uphill battle," Morrison said. 'The questions of Perot Higher Education Board instead of the Legislature. practices of balancing the budget got them. Ther~ had to and Buchanan will add intrigue." The plan will have to make the through the next legislative session before be compromise, Kreidler said. "There is an interesting parallel of Bob Dole's prob- it could go into effect. There is a strong underlying commitment to a bal- lems and Walter Mondale's." Swift said. It will be an anced budget, Foley said. They are making it happen. interesting side bar with how Dole deals with Perot "It's not as easy as people think," Foley said. compared to how Mondale dealt with Jesse Jackson. ~------~------r ------I I Jerry's Chevron ~ ~.. 1 No thefts I S. 1260 Grand Ave. Pullman .,r7S1LUBE 1 I Me 1 SAVE ¥: 50% ON A RARE COLLECTION reported I S:I.OOOl~l~ I : lUJ'fO)Ill'fIC '1'llANS)IISSION : OF 1 CARATDI OND5! I FI~lJ1n1~(~I1Al'(JE I APPRAISED OUR during VALUE PRICE WE ACCEPT VIS/\, Superb Value $ 799 : NO APPOINTMENT MC,AE, 1.03 Carat. woo- DISCOVER & Certificate $3,891 break I NECESSARY 334-7215 CHEVRON CARDS 1.00 Carat. I.G.I. 11512 ~ I Expires 4/30/96 1.07 Carat. Rare E color $2,521 Vacations usually ------~ prime time for 1 Ct. Each Ear! 2 Ct. tw Earrings ~ $2,399 .: °U e: . ~-- ~~ break-ins, police say 1.01 Carat. G color ~ $3,378 1.05 Carat. G color $1,599 The number of burglaries reported ·cl-~,~qsi 1040's woo: by students after spring break was 1.01 Carat. I.G.I. Certificate JISI1 w2!J. $3,931 significantly fewer than anticipated, 1.00 Carat. H color $~ $2,708 area police officials said. 2 DAY TURNAROUND SI Clarity $3,119 WSU police received no reports of ON MOST RETURNS 1.01 Carat. ~ personal items taken during spring .99 Carat. I.G.I. Certificate GISI 2 y.es5- $3,061 break, said Capt. Mike Kenny last 1.01 Carat. Spectacular Value $ 487 week. Carmel Minogue, CPA ~ 1.01 Carat. G-H color '$vmJ. $1,349 'That doesn't mean there weren't Mon.-Fri. 8:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. any.'ta dispatcher said. 1.25 Carat. Big and Bright ~ $1,462 Since most residence halls are Weekend & Evenings by appointment 1.12 Carat SI Clarity $3,762 locked during breaks,' many of the NW 1035 Nye Street - Pullman, WA 1 woQ. reported thefts are from vehicles left (509) 334-0245 ~ $1,612 behind. An official with the WSU police said the department has a his- r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;======q.,1 ct. 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Officials said there were no self- price packages YOUT satisfaction is KANTOR~DIAMOND ;.....---- .. ~~lIII~ guaranteed! Call Now!!! report forms of burglaries mailed COM PANY 455-3696 into the department. Normally about DIAMONDS AT DEALERS' P1lICES" Our Showroom i3 in Downtown Spokane on the, 6th Floor C!' the U.S Bank HUlldmg III( the half of the burglaries are reported. Corner of Riverside & Stevens. Validated Parking With purchase. L-__ _::::;"""'-=.:::==-'-p'-OC ...... _M._"".__oest .lOm3'. §IfTltiar lIem Sdoll "We got lucky," Baker said. ~~~J ISLS Wr'ft UIdma.od: " _... ..- ,., '. It .~ ~~"tI ,..! , ~'~. ". .- ~'I ~...... Wednesday, April 3, 1996 The Daily Evergreen Page 13 Woman's throat injured in exorcism accident By Bill Dermody he attempted to chase the demon The Associated Press from his mother-in-law with 8-inch PAWTUCKET, R.I. - A man punc- steel crosses, police said. The family told police that Garcia's tured his mother-in-law's esophagus mother-in-law had been released Andrian Flores Martinez, 26, the driver, had when he jammed two crucifixes Sunday from a hospital, where they FBI will investigate bruises and a possible broken elbow, authorities down her throat during an exorcism, said. had taken care of her because she police said. was behaving strangely. The hospi- immigrant beatings Mario Garcia was screaming "The .tal recommended psychiatric care. Man admits to killing cheerleader devil is inside her!" when police LOS ANGELES - The FBI opened a civil rights After she returned to her home, arrived to find the woman on the investigation Tuesday into the videotaped clubbing WILLIAMSON, W.Va. - A man admitted Tuesday Garcia performed an exorcism on front porch, blood pouring from her of two illegal immigrants, and the Mexican govern- that he killed a popular cheerleader and to payoff a her son, who was depressed about ment condemned the beating its citizens. $2,000 drug debt, saying a dealer put a gun to his mouth. his mother, Haberle said. Television news helicopters captured the beating head while he shot the teen-age girl twice. The woman, whose name was not Family members said the devil on video in broad daylight. James C. "Chris" Pennington, 21, pleaded released, was in critical condition "flew out of the son and into the One deputy, holding his baton like a baseball guilty to murder and kidnapping charges in the Tuesday. mother" and then she began to talk bat, clubbed the driver on the baek and shoulders, death of 17-year-old Michael Ann "Miki" Koontz. Garcia, 31, was charged with strangely, Haberle said. even as the driver fell to the ground. He faces life in prison, but prosecutors agreed to assault with a dangerous weapon, Late Sunday, Garcia took the When a woman got out of the cab, the same dep- recommend parole after 20 years if he keeps his although police do not believe he woman to his Pawtucket apartment uty beat her in the back with the baton, then promise to testify against Robert Jerry Warren Sr., intended to harm the woman, Capt. and had her lie on on a bed, He told grabbed her byfhe hair and pulled her to the the alleged leader of the drug ring. No sentencing John Haberle said. police that she struggled and began ground. At least one other deputy struck her with date was set. Garcia's wife, father-in-law, broth- screaming when he put the crucifix- his baton. . er-in-law and three children had es into her mouth, and that she was Neither person, both Mexicans, appeared to resist gathered around and prayed while accidentally hurt. or attempt to get away from the white officers. -the Associated Press Bombing similar to past blasts By John Wiley The Associated Press SPOKANE, Wash. - Federal law enforcement agencies on Tuesday investigated whether bombings sur- rounding a bank robbery were the work of clever criminals, or anti- government extremist~ .who bor- rowed tactics used by militant white supremacists in the mid-I ?_80s. Because today is Men in ski masks and military-style fatigues robbed a Spokane Valley bank and set off a small bomb, min- utes after another pipe bomb explod- ed Monday outside a satellite office of The Spokesman-Review of mystery rnoat day. Spokane. The investigation focused on a one- page typewritten note containing biblical references like those used by the Christian Identity sect, which mixes anti-semitism and prophecies of racial revolution. , Spokane County Sherrif John Goldman refused to comment on the note left at the newspaper office, or to discuss whether the bombings might be connected to an ongoing standoff in Montana between FBI agent') and a right-wing anti-government group called the Freemen. No injuries were reported at either location, but both buildings buildings were damaged, Goldman said. The blasts were reminiscent of bombings in the region in 1984 and 1986 carried out by members and sympathizers of The Order, a violent offshooot of the white supremacist Church of Jesus Christ Christian (Aryan Nations), of Hayden Lake, Idaho. A similar bombing was carried out in an Xvrated theater in Seattle in 1984 while Order members got away with $250,000 in a North Seattle armored car robbery, In September 1986, Order sympathizers calling themselves "Silent Brotherhood Strike Force II" deto- nated a series of bombs in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho. They were intended to create a feint for robbing a bank and a National Guard armory to It's finance a campaign for a white- everywhere supremacist revolution, authorities )IOU want to be. said. The robberies were aborted because of unexpectedly large law-enforcement response to bombings, authorities said.The newspaper's office was bombed a week after the Spokesman-Review published an o Visa U.S.A. Inc. 1995 extensive report on the Montana Freemen, who are locked in a standoff with FBI agents near Jordan, Mont. Page 14 , ,~_ •• " ••. to...... '~ .\1lJ The Daily Evergreen Wednesda>! April 3, 1996

2-bedroom apt w/deck, hot water furnished, !PPLIU!TION8 NOW!l!IL1BLE FOB 1 female roommate for partialiy furnished 2 Now renting studios one, two, three and four quiet neighborhood, summer and/or next bdrm. $227.50/mo. May-July, May negotiable. school year, $475, 335-0746. bedroom. STUDENT ASSOCIATE Cali 334-6286~ Contact Palouse Empire Rentals 1 & 2 bedrm apts close to campus, 334-4663. 2 M/F to subleasa 3 bdrm duplex for summer. partly furnished if desired. t rm also avail for fali semester. On bus route Cali 334-2848 after 3PM. 101. ROOMMATES wi WID. Cali 334-2464. 2 bdrm., 1 bath apt. sublease for summer '96. OMBIJDMM!N 1 N/S roommate needed for new. large 3 bdrm 3 NS, male roommates needed for 3rd floor Short walk to campus and stores. $479/mo. + Qualifications: house. WID. DW, fum wi ALL utilities paid. CCN apt. 1996-97 school year. $216/mo. + util. Cali 332-8319. $300/mo. call David 334-6018. '14 util, Cali Marcus 334-4273. Undergraduate, Junior or Senior standing at the time of service; Huge 2 bedrm for rent. NEEDED ASAP: 2 easy going F rmmts 1-2 M/F roommates needed for CCN apt. for Avail May 12. Great for summer. evidence of knowledge of university operations; 3.00 minimum needed for 96-97 school year @ CCN. 96-97 school year. $211/mo. + '14 util. Cali Must see! 332-2610. $216/mo. + 1/4 util. Cali Paula 334-5253. Lori or Tonia, 332-6442. cumulative GPA if a Senior or 3.25 if a Junior. 2 bedrm apt avail June 1, $510/mo. Close to 2 M/F roommates needed immediately for 2nd Roommate needed for 2 person apt. campus, clean, fairly new, quiet. To see, call Duties: floor CCN apt for 96-97 School yr. $213/mo. near bus, have cat, $225/mo max, 332-4062, leave message. Assist in handling student grievances, 1/4 time (10 hours Cali Chris 334-2481. starts Aug 1, Greg 335-3901. Seven bdrm + $1,1 OO/mo. Four bdrm per week) paid position, school year term 1996-1997. Two female roommates needed for lirst floor Three non-smoking female rmmtes needed $1,OOO/mo. Three bdrm + $900/mo. Avail. CCN apartment for 96-97 school year. for nice CCN apt for fall· semester. $213/mo. June 1. 322-3699 before 9 p.m. Applications: . $208/mo. Cali 332-8424. Cali 332-7409 ask lor Courtney. Ombudsman's Office (Wilson 2) 1 bdrm. apt. for sublease. available May/June Needed 1 roommate lor 1 year lease begin- to Aug. $350/mo. Last mo. rent paid. Cali Female roommate needed for two bedroom Deadline: 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, Wilson 2 ning in June. Large apt. wi w d. Parking. Patricia. 332-0280. + apartment for 96-97 school year. Leave mes- For further information, call 335-1195 $250mo. Cali 995-0336(local) after 3 p.m. sage at 333-4958(Erika). Now renting nice two bedroom units at Turner F rmmt needed lor 96-97 school year. grad or Apartments. Contact Palouse Empire Rentals One female roommate needed for CCS apart- professional student preferred, for NEW 2 334-4663. ment ASAP. For the 96-97 school year. bdrm. apt in quiet neighborhood. $287.50/mo. $239/mo. Call Tara 333-3334. + '/2 util, Cali 334-4889 Nice 2 bdrm. apt. for this Summer w/Fall option. On bus rt.• NC, fireplace. covered 1·2 roommates needed Immediately, couple parking, extra storage. Cali 332-4186. prelerred for 2nd floor CCS apt First, last, ROOMMATES Do you have your roommate for this Spring? damage. 1996-97 school year. Jeff, 334-5721 Studio apt., very close to campus. If you don't. why not try the $290/month. available May 15. NIS clean rm needed for 96-97 yr. DAILY EVERGREEN? We get results. Cali 334-6267. 2 br Providence Court apt. Must like country. Cali 332-2661. 102. ROOMS FOR RENT Two bedroom apartment available on August 1. Near bus stop. 1 F N/S rmmt needed for 2 bedrm apt close Female elementry ed or grad share-fum home $504/mo. Cali 332-1099. to campus. Lease will start In June. for 1 yr. Clean, mature, no smoking or drink- $255/mo. Call Becky at 334-6706. ing. $230 + utilities, 334-0647. 104. FURNISHED APT. FOR RENT

2 lun female roommates needed One room in Wheatridge condo Quiet, nice studio apts. on campus. Efficient to share CCN apt for 96-97 available ASAP for summer heat, parking. Summer & fall. ALSO need 1 F schoolyear. Call Keri 334-1265. Call 334-5464. for 1 br, $240/mo, own kitchenibath. 334-4407

1 N/S F needed for 3rd floor CCS apt for M/F NIS prof. or serious grad. to share r.sar Quiet, 10 min from campus, 2 bedrm, 1 1/2 96·97 school year, WID, $182.50/mo. + 1/4 campus. For summer and/or fall. Quiet, resp. bath, kitchen. $389.25 per person for entire utll. Call Brenda 332-3902. $250 + 1/3 utI. 332·8063 (avail. now.) summer. Lve mess at 334-7080. 1 N/S, clean, quiet F to share 3 bdrm, 2 bath Rooms avail. in large house neal campus, Providence Court apt. wi male and female. N/S, environmentally conscious, studiou s 106. CONDO/DUPLEXES FOR RENT Starting 6/1, $260/mo + '13 util. 334-0833 people wanted. No pets. Garrett 334-0514. Clean, newer, 4 bedrrn triplex Roommate wanted ASAP to share house on on Military Hill. Avail May 10. bus route. $275/mo includes WWP. Cali 103. APARTMENTS FOR RENT Cali 332-6227. 332-8929 or 332-7329. Midway Property now renting 1 II< 2 bedrrn 108. HOMES FOR RENT 1 F rmmt needed to share a room in CCS apt opts. Near campus on Malden Lane wi yee r wid, dishwasher, $193/mo + 1/4 util. for leases starting June 1. No pets_ 332·215'1. 96-97 schoolyear. Cali 334-2280. Nice 2,3,4 bdrm. apts, houses, town. 3 unfurnished apts. now avail. at WII·Ru. 1 houses, duplexes. Partially furn. with WID. 2 roommates, mlf, nls, for 3 br, 2 bath Wiliow br $400, 2 br $500, 2 br townhouse, $60(). Close to campus or on bus rt. 334-2343. Place apt dishwasher, wid. Close to campus. No pets or noisy people. 332-5631 4 bdrm. split-level residence near campus. 4 Kristi at 334-5362. Leasing for June beginning 4/1: Two 1 bonn tenants required. Cali (206) 564-4494, after apts., available now. $340, $345/month. FlrE.t, 4:30 pm for details. Pre-vet senior, transfer student, Olympia resi- last, and deposit required. To see call Dabco dent Rmmt wanted for fali, has own transpor- 332-7249 or stop by 1100 Stad,um Way. Large house on campus available June 1. tation, N/S. Cali Trina (360)491-3321. Contact Palouse Empire Rentals 1 br apt. avail. Edge of campus, covered park- 334-4663. Wanted: N/S M/F to share room at Whea- ing, extra storage. $425-435. . tridge condos. Fum, WID, DfW. 1/4 util. College Hill Apartments, NE 535 Malden 113. MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE $200/mo. 332-1900. No darks. Lane. Cali 882-6280 day. 334-3252 eventngs.

On campus, furnished apt Private bedroom, PRIVACY II< INDIVIDUALITY 1969 Kit 12x65 wltip-out. 3 bdrrn., 2 bath, util, paid, ott-street parking. Full summer Now leasing for the 1996-97 year. College washer/dryer, dishwasher, stove, refrig., peliet stove, air cond., shed, fenced yard, pets OK. $550. Call Mike (509) 624-0321. Crest Apts. has X-LG 3 & 4 bdrm. apts. with Terrace Estates Court. 332-1101. 10 or 12 month leases. Each bdrm. has a private entrance and sink. Furnished living rm 1985 14x70 home on prvt rntd lot. 2 bdrm, 1 and kitchen including a microwave and air bath, Irg ktchn wr.sl.&brkft knk. New crpt, vinyl cond. For informatin call the office at wndws, bthrm & skrtng. Covrd deck. 334-9288 332-6777 or check us out on the world wide web at http://www.eznet.com/%7Esimmply/cc 12.2.SUMMER SUBLEASES Older, quiet apartment complex. Studio & 1 bdrm. apts. Now renting for June '9&. Some pets allowed. 332-4208. Large 1 bedroom furnished apartment, available from 1 and 2 bedroom apts. available for 6/1 and May to August. Cali 334-0540. 8/1 leases. 1 bdrrn. starting at $389; 2 bdrrn. starting at $479. We have a variety of loca- 1 bdrm in 3 bdrm dplx near Sunnyside School. Allor some of May 1st to July 31st $226/mo tions 'throughout Pullman to suit your needs. Apartment Rentals, 1325 Valiey Road #25, + low uti. Bryan 332-4382 Ive. msg. Puliman. Office hours: Mon-Fri, lOam-noon & Nice furn 2 bedrm apt avail starting 5113/96 1-5:30pm. 332-8622. OLIVER & CO. thru 8/25196. 10 min walk from campus. Ask- G Nightly7:009:00·Mono ing $400/mo. Cali 334-0518, Ive mess. 1 BDRM located on Military Hill, available immediately. Covered parking, extra storage, SUBLEASE 2-2 bedrm furnished apts, rent SGT. BILKO laundry facil. on site. On the bus line! $409, no negotiable. Cali 334-6219 around 5-7pm or PG Nightly7:t 09:20·Mono :....IL...v~~ .£1m. pets. 332-8622. leave message. Large one bedroom apartments now available A FAMILY THING Summer Sublease: 1-2 rooms, female, non- on year leases. Beginning this summer. Pick The Taste Amenca Loves! smoking. Wheatridge Condominiums, $350-$375 per month. Calls accepted 9 Hot Pockets" And Lean Pockets" Are Stuffed Full Of Good Stuff! $187.50/mo. + utiL Call 332-6316. Brand Brand a.m-s p rn. M-F 332-7704. 3 F rmmts needed for spacious, clean 6 bdrm, • Pepperoni Pizza • Ham 'N Cheese • Sausage & Pepperoni Pizza Deluxe 1 br apt on Military hili. 2 ba house. 5 min. walk to campus.& down- Laundry avail. $409/mo. • Turkey & Ham with Cheese . • Turkey, Broccoli & Cheese town, on bus rt, Lots of parking. May-July 31. Avail May 12. 332-2358. • Beef & Cheddar • Chicken Fajita $233/mo OBO, May free. 334-9115. Sublease: May 1 - June 30 (wi opt.to renew) 2 rooms available in very clean 4 bdrm. house for apt located close to campus. Fum, 1 bdrm, on Campus St. Spacious, parking, WID, base- Irg apt $400/mo. Mike 334-1712 eve. ment, May-Aug. $250/mo. OBO. Let's make a deal! 334-9115. Large, quiet 1 bedrm apt. in Turner apts. Avail. Oct 1, $390/mo. Summer sublease: 2 bedrm apt, 5 min walk Cali 334-6610. from campus, cheap but practical. Call 332-0435 for more info. Summer rentals·studio, 1 BR and 2 BR apts, and 2 BR townhOUSes, avail In May. Great two bedroom for sublease. Wil-Ru Apts. 332-5631 . Available end of May. $500/mo. Call 334-3229. I MFG. COUPON I EXPIRES JULY 31! 1996 I 1 M rmmt needed starting 6/1/96. $234/mo. 1/2 util. Behind Exceli Foods. Cali Chris + Nice 2 bedrm furn apt for sublease!! 10 min at 332·3991. walk from campus. Avail May 15-Aug 15. Rent • Save $1.00"<:0 Open leasing April 8. 1 and 2 bdrms. To negotiable. 332-2909, leave a message. secure lease damage deposit required. Pick Nice 2 bedrm apt for sublease. $500/mo. I when you buy any packages of up application at North Campus Heights, NE 2 + deposit. On bus rt, quiet area, close to cam- IHot Pockets® or Lean Pockets® 1540 Merman Dr. For more info 332-3410. pus. May rent paid. Cali 332-1090. I 8r

11 INotices ljlNotices IIlli"otices .11 EUROPE $249. Tired of a cluttered garage or basement?? Be a little flexible and SAVE $$$ TwO bedroom summer sublease, May 15th to Packard Bell 486-DX2-66, 4MB Ram, 420MB Come to McKeiman Bros./U-Haul for boxes to We'll help you beat the airline prices. July 31st. Ten minute walk to campus. HD, 16 bit sound, speakers, 2X CD, modem, sort & store neatly in appropriate-sized and Destinations worldwide. $460/mo. Call 334-3293. many CD's! 1 year warranty! $735 marked boxes to find it FAST. 332~744. AIRHITCH~ (206) 633-2753 486-DX2~6, 350 MB HO, 4MB Ram. Brand [email protected] New w/3 Year Warranty! $625 332-2049 CRAZY PRICES!! Save 50% to 80% off regular price of all 913. PERSONALS Adobe Illustrator 4.1 for Win 95/3.1. Current remaining Mens & Womens sale clothing. version. Brand new. All manuals. Fully regis- Limited to stock on hand. Everything must go!! terable. Retail $400, $100 OBO. 332-6334. ADOPTION, a loving choice. Ours is a child- ~mployment II Ken Vag,,' Clothing, E. 400 Main St., centered, music-filled home w/piano instructor Downtown Pullman. $1750 weekly possible 486/33 Gateway clr notebk. 12 meg ram, mom & violinist/software designer dad. Please mailing our circulars. . fax/modem, Windows 3.1, DOS 6.0, wi case. call Esther/Joel collect anytime 206-729-1770. For info call 301-306-t207. 309_ PROFESSIONAL 15" monlkb rieg. $1,000 obo. 332-0479 2 for 1 nlghtlme espresso between 10 p.m. and 2 a.rn. NATIONAL PARKS HIRING - Positions are ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER. Canon BJ-l00 printer for PC. Daylight Donuts and espresso 332~635 now available at National Parks, Forests & Sewer and water contractor is looking for Like new. $100 OBO. Wildlife Preserves. Excellent benefits + someone with a construction management or Call 332-8818. It's not too late to feel good! Sign ups for some bOnuses! Call: 1-206-971-3620 ext N60954. civil engineer experience. Send resume to: ABDOMINALS ONLY classes and AERO- BICS STRENGTHENING classes are still PO Box 2016, Gig Harbor, WA 98335. EOE. 827. PETS CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn up to open. CUB 337. Call 335-9666. $2 000 + Imonth working on Cruise Ships or FREE TO GOOD HOME: Female Black Lab La~d-Tour companies. World Travel. Sea- One World Spring clearance Wed. and mix almost 1 year old. Energetic, loves people Thur. only! 20% off everything! Selected items sonal & full-time employment available. No and needs a family. 332-2750 experience necessary. For more information IAutomotiv~ II up to 75% off! S. 370A Grand. 334-0551 call 1-206-971-3550 ext. C60955 828. STUFF THA rs GOTT A GO THE 1994-95 CHINOOKS ARE STILL AVAILABLEf'You can pick them up at 113 TROPICAL RESORTS HIRING - Students '93 Geo Storm. Sporty red, Murrow from 8 am-5 pm, Monday-Friday. needed! Entry-level and career positions excellent condition, low miles For sale: Word processor $190. 19" TV $45 available worldwide. Call Resort Employment & CD. $8300, 332-8026. obo, circular bar, $65 obo and 65 gallon reptile Services (206)971-3600 ext. R60954 tank $45 obo. Call 334-3341. 911. TRAVEL TRANSPORTATION 88 Acura-Integra, 3 dr, alc, automatic, stereo, CAFE COOK sunroof, alarm, much more. 109k miles, good In-line skates, like new, size 8, $40 OBO. swillY's seeking enthusiastic, hard working condition. $5500 OBO. 332-1617. Electric lawnmower, $150 OBO. Refrigerator, people to fill day and night, full or part time exc. cond., $150 OBO. 332-8818., positions in our kitchen. Resturant experience 601. MOTORCYCLES/MOPEDS preferred, but will train. Salary dependent Sony Car Discman 8x oversampling wlmegabass. upon experience. Contact Jill or Joan at 200 Honda Elite 125. Great for $50. Call 332-6925. Kamiakan, Pullman. 334-3395 around campus. $625 obo. Hundreds& thousandsof~ants Call 334-5214. Applications now being accepted for Diversity EducatlonlDlalogue Program. INTERN- SHIPS AVAILABLE. Center for Human 604. CARS BELOW $1000 & scholarshlps available to all Rights, contact Algerian, 335-6722. 1974 Ford Pinto station SEAFAIR Internships: wagon. 4 speed, runs good, Notices students. Immediate qualification. Gain valuable professional experience in pro- $275 obo. CaH 332-1349. I ducing special events by joining Puget Sound's oldest and largest civic event for an. 1967 Volkswagon Bug runs THE DUGOUT SPORTS CARD SHOP exciting summer internship. SEAFAIR has well, new interior. BuylSelllTrade No repayments EVER special Events intemsliips for college credit $950. 332-5918 eves or message. Baseball, Football, Hockey, Basketball available now. Specialize in Event Operations, E. 252 Main st, Pullman 332-0681 '19 Dodge St. Regis. V8, clean, depend- Public Relations, Marketing, Promotions & call1·800·S8S·8AfD Parades and Community Affairs. All intern- abte. New tires, recent tune-up. $800 OBO. 907. LOST ships are non-paid and full-time. Please call Call 334-6174. Saundra Severtson at (206) 728-0123, ext. 100 for more information. Application dead- LOST: Sailboat deSign earring. 606. DOMESTICS Call 332-7273, after 6 pm. line: April 22, 1996. PLEASE keep trying! '91 Ford Festiva, automatic, 33k miles, Exp. housekeeper ASAP. excellent condition, runs great, REWARDI Light orangelwhite Hilltop Motel/Resturant. . $3500. Call 333-4131. Apply in person. 334-2555. cat missing from CCN. Answers to "Jesse." Call 334-0522. 607. TRUCKS 303. OFFICE/CLERICAL LOST: Diamond pendant necklace. Great '84 Dodge Ram Prospector. 2WD, 318, low sentimental value. REWARD if found. Lost In Interior design firm is looking for an enthusias- original miles 82,000, must see! $3250, Heald or Todd Hall on 411. Call (50!l) tic, organized, well-groomed, people person to 332-8026. 397-6785 or (208) 882-0577. do bOOkkeeping, payroll, prepare tax reports, secretarial resp; computer skills neccesary. Five days a week, 40 hours, salary DOE. 90B.FOUND Send resume to Design Effects E. 340 Main, pullman. Watches, wallets, necklace, bicycle, spiral IMiscellaneous 11 notebook, frying pan, thermos, fanny pack, sweater, sunglasses, tennis racket, binocu- 304. PART TIME lars, purse & glasses. Inquire at the PoliGe 803. HOME ENTERTAINMENT Department, Safety Building. 1-800-4-SUMR-JOBl Cruise Ships - Travel!! Alaska - Big $$$! KENWOOD 110w Dolby Pro Logic ITEMS FOUND ON ResortslTheme Parks - up to $15/hour! Air receiver wi tower speakers. PULLMAN TRANSIT BUS ROUTE: Courier - Fly Cheap! Call! Ext. 3035 Prog. $400. Call 333-5703. Assorted hats, gloves & umbrellas, coffHe mug, green Nike jacket, set of keys, Batman O-A·ILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE The Social & Economic Sciences Research Onkyo AV-700 component stereo system, backpack, black pants, notepad, pink corr b, Center (SESRC) is now recruiting people to $400. Also 55"x53" oak entertainment center, stick-pin, Bookie-bags. Items may be claimed Edited by Trude Michel Jaffe conduct telephone interviews for Spring & $200. Call (509) 229-3326. at Pullman Transit, NW 755 Guy St., Summer. Potential candidates must have 332-6535, before 4/26/96. After 4/26/96 items ACROSS 3 Trumpet's .34 Michael "-" 49 Suffix meaning excellent communication skills,' an interest may be claimed at Pullman Police Dept. 1 Flatfish call Jordan "believer" and background in the social/economic sci- Robin Cook title 4 Amanuensis 35 Ready to go 50 Silverheels ences, and a mature, professional manner. 806. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 5 910, ANNOUNCEMENtS Modern Art 38 Make do Experience with IBM compatible computers is 9 Hooded snake 5 role EPS sampler keyboard wi helpful, and typing skills are required. Candi- 14 Perry's creator movement 40 Stadium in 51 Adlai 4x expander & sample library. Attention all students!!! Grants and schol.: dates must be able to work 12-20 hours/week. Algerian port New York City running-mate $800 OBO. Call 333-6297. 15 Orsk's river 6 Applications are accepted through April 5, ships available! Billions of $U. 1-800-633-3834. 16 Truth 7 Film director 43 Bad tempered 52 Nabs 1996. Apply weekdays, 8 am to 4 pm at 51. Clair 45 Famed 53 Siberian SESRC, Rm 133 Wilson Hall, Pullman, WA. 820. SPORTING GOODS 17 Ostracize For additional information, call 335-1511. 19 First name of 8 - in a day's Har1em range SESRC is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative For sale: motorized Treadmill wi 59 Across work theater 54 Hinder Action Employer. incline. Good condition. Must sell! 20 Land area 9 Occult 47 Czech leader 56 Small part Best offer. Call 332-4165. 21 Soup servers doctrine Vaslav 57 Confusion 7-10 people needed for outside sales. Set 22 Shows contempt 10 Oxygen 826. COMPUTERS ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: own hours, $100+lday possible. Call Hank, 23 Old Testament compound 332-3673. spy 11 Annoyance or Major Marine Tours is looking for students 24 Highlanders' aid? for summer employment. Work on dinneritour caps t2 Place ships. Food server & bar tending jobs, bussing A Gardner 13 Irving and tables. Provide housing and reimburse airfare 26 between Seattle and Anchorage roundtrip. 7JJe dewisb. 27 Acorn product Lowell Interviews in Pullman, April 10. Applications 30 Fanfare 18 Bruce Lee can be obtained at Career Services in Ad. Communit, 33 Sleeveless specialty Annex 206. Applications must be completed garb 21 Wash by April 8. For more information call 335-2546, of tbe _1JAlouse 35 Confront 23 Completed ask for Cookie. 8,-. 36 Bay of Biscay 25 Plot CALL-A-COUG Bright, articulate students feeder 28 Israeli port needed now & summer for telemarketing out- /'he dewisb 37 With it 29 Levers reach program. Work evenings & weekends 38 Regretful 30 A Fitzgerald from our offices at the Alumni Center. Call ...,Student 31 Baby's 335-6981 for immediate consideration. 39 In the dumps O'"9Ani~Ation 40 Withered murmurings NoW accepting applications for summer 41 Enciphers 32 Monthly employment, cleaning apartments. Pick up 42 Rowan reminder application at North Campus Neights, NE will be hosting a 1540 Merman Dr. For more info 332-3410. 43 Physicist Georg Simon personal care attendant needed for male 44 Missile quadraplegic. Mornings & evenings. Call ~e.ter for the 46 Chekov's "The 332-3558 or 335-1726. -Sisters" The Daily Evergreen Advertising Depart- 48 Pontius - ment is hiring for summer and fall. Past fJ~ssover 52 Bathhouse experience in sales, customer service helpful. 54 lIes-, near A strong drive, outgoing manner, and a will- Date: Thursday, April 4, 1996 ingneSS to gain professional experience a 7 Madagascar must. Ad, Com, and Business majors encour- Time: prn. . 55 Popeye's love aged to apply. Deadline: April 17. Come to Place: Simpson Methodist Church 56 Type of pen MurroW 102 or call 335-5971, ask for Jessica 58 Chalkier Phillips. NE 325 Maple; Pullman RSVP: 334-1669 59 "Worshipped" IN PULLMAN: yrdwrk, spring cleaning, plant- rock singer ing on wknds. $7Ihour. Leave nname, phone 60 Surfeit number ((I Molecular Kinetics 883-5013. HIIJewish Students, Staff, 61 Fatuous 62 One way to 308. MISCELLANEOUS and Facultq are invited. order lunch position opening April 8. Full-time permanent 63 Adam's lube tech. Hourly + commission. Opportunity grandson for training & certification. Must be depend- Formore information & if able, conscientious and hard-working. Apply at Fast Lube, S. 1260 Grand, Pullman. qou need a ride contact DOWN 1 Obligations CRUISE SHIP JOBS. APPLY NOW FOR Johannes Corleq at 883-8S08 2 Songwriter SUMMER, MIF, NO EXPERIENCE REQUtRED. HIGH PAY/BENEFITS. Harold ~ope to see !IOU there! It.' \\Oilli:ulI ('alliUt' 1-800-638-6845 EXT C4702. 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