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ADMINISTRATION Provost candidates to visit campus President Rawlins professor and former dean of "In order for a perfect fit, the visitation recruitment and retention of Ohio State University's is important. " faculty of color and to increase to make decision Colleges of Arts and Sciences, overall faculty salaries, by end of semester and Robert C. Bates, dean of Sue Hinz Hopkins said. the College ofArts and Sciences WSU President V. Lane and professor of microbiology at WSU news bureau By Jordan Falk Rawlins will make the final deci- Virginia Polytechnic Institute sion on whether to hire one ofthe Two candidates for the WSU and State University, from a right provost, who should mesh from the deans of all WSU aca- two candidates, Hopkins said. provost position will make vis- pool of applicants interviewed well with students, staff and demic colleges. His decision should come soon. its to the Pullman campus this over the summer. faculty. WSU has some unique diffi- "Hopefully, (Rawlins will week and next for an interview The committee chose ''In order for a perfect fit, the culties which the new provost decide) no later than the end of with administrators and an Goodridge and Bates partly for visitation is important," she said. will have to face upon entering the semester," Hopkins said. open session with WSUstu- their extensive experience, said The WSU provost acts as the service, said Ron Hopkins, Goodridge will hold an open dents, staff and faculty. Sue Hinz, interim director for university's chief academic offi- WSU interim provost. One con- session for students, faculty and The visits come near the end the WSU News Bureau. cer. The provost's main duties sideration is the size ofWSU. staff from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Friday of a year-and-a-half-long search "Both have served time as include approving salary and "The complexity of WSU is in Food Science and Human to replace former WSU provost (college) administrators," Hinz tenure decisions for faculty, one of the challenges (a provost Nutrition Room TIOl. Bates Gretchen Bataille. said. ''That's good." . overseeing the WSU libraries will face)," Hopkins said. will hold a session at the same The provost search commit- Hinz said the campus visit is and other centralized organiza- The provost also would have time and place Tuesday after- tee chose Alan G. Goodridge, crucial to the selection of the tions, and receiving reports to find a way to increase the noon.

AGRICULTURE 'Palouse wheat growers cautious of fall fires By Eric Zakarlson Local wheat growers plan to use fire with caution this year to remove stubble and experi- ment with alternatives. "Due to the low soil moisture condition and reduced crop, there is less straw this year," said Martin Marler, who farms north of Pullman. "I am not going to burn the south slopes, only the north sides and draws." Marler USes fire to manage spring-wheat residue in fields where he plans to plant winter wheat this fall. Marler has tried alternatives to burning, such as tilling. "Disking leads to far more soil erosion than burning and SARAH GOODWIN/DAilY EVERGREEN light tillage," Marler said. "I A controlled fire burns in a wheat field Monday afternoon south of Airport Road between Pullman and Moscow. also have rocks on 20 percent of my ground. Heavy tillage As market prices for dry peas twice," Marler said. "I am (now) local communities. He plans to Creek District manager, said he brings up more rocks." and lentils dropped during the in a three-year rotation of win- burn on approved days when starts to receive applications for Many Palouse region farm- past few years, some growers ter wheat, spring barley, spring the wind blows smoke away burning in mid-September. ers used to include dry peas or have instead switched to planti- wheat." from populated areas. Brown said the grain har- lentils in their rotations before ng spring wheat. Spring wheat Marler said when he burns The Pine Creek vest in the county must be com- planting winter wheat. Dry produces more straw, which the residue from his field, he Conservation District is the plete and the burn ban lifted peas and lentils leave relatively becomes a problem for farmers will not burn on the agency in charge of issuing agri- before permits are issued. "Burning will be down this little residue after harvest, trying to plant winter wheat. Washington state Department cultural-burning permits this year in the eastern half of which makes it easy to prepare "Since 1973, I have grown of Ecology-approved burn days year in Whitman County. RaYIIlOnd Brown, the Pine a seedbed. one field of lentils and peas if the wind blows smoke near See ARES, page 3

STUDENT GOVERNMENT Come 'ere, boy Two spots open for ASWSU senators Districts 2, 6 open was left vacant by DeLane Lund's resignation this sum- after resignation mer. The district includes a por- and unclaimed seat tion of Greek Row.. No one ran for the District 6 seat last Spring. The person From staff reports selected will represent Gannon, Goldsworthy and McEaclJ.ern The ASWSU senate will Halls, a seat that has been paste up the holes in the ?rga- vacant this school year. nization left. after one resignation and one unclaimed seat at Keene will narrow the stack its meeting Wednesday night. of applications down to three by tonight, and will present ASWSU President Jesse those candidates to the Keene still is filing through the ASWSU senate. applications for the peopl~ w~o DAVE EllERBROCK/DAilY EVERGREEN would like to represent District "It's pretty common to have J.C. Clementz, a senior majoring in public relations and a second-year WSU fireman, plays 2 and District 6 for the ASWSU a senate vacancy," Keene said. senate. The District 2 position See ASWSU, page 3 Frisbee with Quint, a fire dog in training, Tuesday afternoon on top of Holland Library. -PEOPLEBRIEFS--.....;,_--- Anthem sales to Rodman cited aid rescuers' for speeding relief effort NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. Dennis Rodman has been charged NEW YORK - Arista Records with three misdemeanors for is rereleasing Whitney Houston's allegedly speeding through Newport soaring version of "The Star- Harbor in his 47-foot boat. Spangled Banner" in response to The former NBA star was cited Due to last weeks tragedy, the ASWSU Films Committee last week's terrorists attacks. on Aug. 3 for speeding in his has decided to not show Pearl Harbor. Instead1 we Houston performed the song boat, Sexual Chocolate, after the will show MALL RATS and CHASING AMY as a aouble at Super Bowl x:xv on Jan. 27, Orange County Sheriff's 1991, when the United States Department said its Harbor Patrol feature. MALLRATS sl?-owsat 8pm and CHASING AMY was at war with Iraq. clocked him at over 20 mph in a shows at 10pm. Cost is $3.00 both films. Proceeds from the sale of the 5 mph zone. commercial Single CD will benefit Rodman was released after the New York Firefighters Disaster docking at Josh Slocum's, a Friday and Saturday in the Compton Union Auditorium Relief Fund and the New York restaurant he co-owns. Fraternal Order of Police. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS -POLICELOG------

Tuesday each day taking a break. The Animal problem/ complaint reporting party believes the driver SE Bishop Blvd., 8:38 a.m. leaves notes saying neighbornood A brown and white pickup with residents shouldn't park at the Rugby Practice Schedule a canopy had a dog in it. It was park and signs his name as the unknown if the dog was in the park manager. Tuesday, 4-6pm, Orton canopy or inside the vehicle. The reporting party felt it was too hot Threatening Thursday, 6-8pm, Grimes Way Field for the dog and was in fear for its SW Crestview St., 3:09 p.m. safety. The reporting party's girlfriend Friday, 6-8pm, Grimes Way Field went out with someone last night Non-injury traffic accident and threatened him. NE Stadium Way, 9:38 a.m. A white four-door car was hit tJy Stray animals All are welcome! the railroad crossing arm. The Sw Skyline Dr., 6:15 p.m. vehicle blocked the road, but not Two dogs were running around. the tracks. The reporting party caught them and asked animal control to pick Harassment them up. NW Hall Dr., 9:35 a.m. The reporting party received Juvenile problem numerous e-mails that she SE Crestview St., 8:02 p.m. WSU Equestrian Show Team Meeting believes are a part of a scam. The reporting party wants to They were from people claiming to speak to an officer about things be from Africa and they were solic- her daughter told her that are 7:00 pm iting money and bank accounts. occurring at the middle school. Wednesday, Sept. 26 in CUB Rm. 214 Animal noise/complaint Suspicious person/circum- NW Maryland Ct., 9:51 a.m. stance Anyone interested in joi11.ing please attend. A complaint was made about a NW Fisk St., 9:09 p.m. ,I dog barking since 8:00 a.m. The A van was spotted across the location of the dog was unknown. street and a male was seen squatting down tJy the side of the Malicious mischief reporting party's car. When the NE Oak St., 1:24 p.m. male saw people watching, he got Reporting party said a window into the van and left. in his apartment possibly was broken by a beer bottle. Animal noise complaint SW Henry St., 6:02 a.m. Parking problem Because of dogs barking in SE Jackson St., 1:26 p.m. the area, the subject was con- The reporting party said a ser- tacted and agreed to put his vice driver parks on the grass dog inside.

Pullman Weather Today: Sunny High: 72, Low: 42 Tomorrow: Sunny High: 75, Low: 42 Friday: Sunny High: 76, Low: 44

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additional 50(: First-class semester subscriptions are $90 if mailed daily; $60 if mailed weekly. One-year subscriptions are $160 if mailed daily. $100 if mailed weekly. USPS Permit No. 142-860. NEWS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2001 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 3 STUDENT ACADEMICS WSU first to offer e-commerce major Computers, business Jessup said the e-commerce will graduate in December with major will produce graduates a double major in MIS and e- converge in program who not only have the computer commerce. skill to create and run a Web Though the major has By Albee Dalbotten site, but how to finance and gained students through word market the business. Take one part computers. of mouth, it hasn't been mar- At a time when dot-corns are keted yet, Jessup said. Instead, Mix with one part business failing, Jessup said e-commerce the program is aimed at incom- . classes. is planned to prepare students to ing students. The result is e-commerce. work for brick-and-mortar cor- E-commerce, a new major, ''1 envision this is the kind of porations that have Web sites, thing that would make stu- was introduced this semester such as REI and Nordstrom. by WSUs school of accounting, dents choose WSU over other information systems and busi- "(For) anyone who's consid- universities." Jessup said. ering a business degree in gen- ness law. He said e-commerce is some- "This is the first AACSB eral, it's a good option," said thing that makes WSU differ- accredited business program Kim Mains, a senior majoring ent, and predicts it will help that has a bonafide, separate e- ine-commerce. draw students to WSU out of commerce major up and going," The e-commerce curriculum high schools in the long run. said Len Jessup, assistant is similar to MIS, Jessup said. WSU had a good foundation director of WSU's school of The core is based on MIS, with for the new major with the MIS DAVE ~"LI'nl"(u""/ accounting, information sys- additional classes from around program in place, Jessup said. Robert Reed, left, and Lars Rogne, both seniors in tems and business law. the university, such as Internet- "I really envision that this management information systems, wait for assignments to be Other schools offer an e-com- related marketing classes. program could be one of a hand- handed back Tuesday afternoon in MIS 425 in Todd Hall. merce program, Jessup said, .Mains, who will be the uni- ful of things that help college of but WSU is the first to offer it versity's first e-commerce grad- business and WSU jump up to was a call for more interdiscipli- teaching them came together as a undergraduate major. uate, said her e-commerce the next level," he said. nary MIS. from around the college. "(It's designed to) enable stu- classes are less technical than "Something as small as this The major took about a year Together, they proposed the dents to go into corporations MIS classes. They are a step major could tip the scales." to get together, Jessup said. new major, Jessup said. and consulting firms and be a back toward business. The idea for e-commerce as a Students, staff and corporations ''This is a chance to do some- success in leading and in build- Mains heard about the major came from inside of the showed a lot of interest. A group thing really fun and enable you ing e-commerce Web sites and major last summer. She added college and out. MIS faculty, the of professors teaching Internet- to make money - and that's a applications, "Jessup said. four classes to her schedule and dean and recruiters felt there based classes or interested in hard combination," Jessup said.

burning soon after the burn ban Morris said. ''We will bale 3,000 FIRES is lifted, but with care. acres, almost all in Whitman ASWSU ~~~_!I!I!I~~....tr.I)!!1.Jrl)_!Itplige. ''We have actually shut fires County." continued from front page down when the wind doesn't Morris said the baled straw Whitman County," Brown said. cooperate and smoke blows is shipped throughout the "Some people decide it's just too publicly vote for one of the can- The $2 per acre permit cost, over the highway or into town," United States and used for a much to do over the course of didates. required paperwork and he said. ''We are under more variety of products, such as the summer. It's a little more With the filling of the two Department of Ecology require- scrutiny and anything that goes strawboard manufacturing, uncommon to have two vacan- vacant seats, the senate will be ments are the main reasons for wrong will be noticed." erosion control mates, bedding cies at the same time." the anticipated burning reduc- Whitmore said he will swath and building material for straw complete. Every district will be After the candidates are tions, Brown said. The - cut a large area of wheat - houses. represented and the senate presented the senate will ask Department of Ecology limits and bale some of his spring- "The market is expanding all committees will be full. burning based on weather and wheat straw this year to reduce the time," Morris said. the candidates questions and "Having the senate full will atmospheric conditions. smoke and provide a possible Pullman farmer Steve Mader interview them. take a lot of pressure off the Permits for burning 10 acres alternative to burning. said he plans on baling more When the interviews are current senators," Keene said. or less cost $25. All burning per- Gary Morris, owner of G&G than 2,000 acres this fall, he said. complete the senate members "Plus, it grants representation mit records from Whitman Hay in Princeton, Idaho, is "So far it has worked very and ASWSU Vice President County are sent to the state swathing and baling straw for well," he said. Anne Brown will move to a pri- to the people in the districts with the missing seats." Ecology office in Spokane, area growers. Mader said if swathing and vate room to discuss the quali- Brown said. "I am sure there will be baling continues to work well, fications of the applicants. Each senator serves from Pullman farmer Mark 15,000 acres baled this fall in he will bale more wheat straw Once the senators finish they the end of spring semester to Whitmore said he plans to start Whitman and Latah counties," next year. will return to the table and the next year at the same time. -COMMUNITY CALENDAR ------

Today Retention," from 6 to 7 p.m. in The Pullman Memorial Hospital Thursday Church will hold its new organ ded- The first Pre-Phannacy Club CUB Room 123, which is spon- and Dr. John Keizur will be holding Alpha Kappa Psi, a coed pro- ication and demonstration of its meeting will be held at 6 p.m. in sored by Student Programs. Show their annual free Prostate Cancer fessional business fraternity, is heavenly sound at 4:30 p.m. at Wegner Hall Room G-50. A secre- your club or association how to Screening Clinic beginning at 7 holding an informational meeting 1630 NE Stadium Way. Paul tary and treasurer will be elected attract and keep new members. a.m. at the Quality Inn Conference about fall semester Rush at 8 Klemme, the recital impresario and everyone is welcome to attend. Center. Call Dr. John Keizur at 332- p.m. in CUB Room 224. from the Associated Guild of Organists, can't attend because of Pizza and pop will be provided. The Department of 3488 for more information. canceled planes, but four organ- Comparative American Cultures The WSU Logger Sports ists from the guild will be there. The Association for Women In is sponsoring the Palouse Punch The National Panhellenlc teams are having an information Communication will meet at 8 meeting at 5 p.m. in Johnson Hall - the Palouse's first poetry bout Association is sponsoring a corn- The Pullman Islamic Center p.m. in Murrow Room 307. There Room 105. This is a coed team championship. Deadline is 5 p.m. munity forum and presentation will have an open house from 2 and no experience is necessary. will be a guest speaker from in the CAC office, Wilson Room regarding prevention of and cop- p.m. to 4 p.m. at Masjid AI- For more information call Catlynn Education Abroad. All communica- 111. There is a $5 entry fee ing with acquaintance rape will be Farooq, 1155 NE Stadium Way. at 3324667. tion majors are welcome to attend. which goes to the Ruth Sionim held at 6 p.m. in Heald There will be a short lecture about Poetry Fund. If you have questions Auditorium. All women are encour- the Islamic's Point of View con- The Agribusiness and There will be a free On-Target please contact Callie Palmer at aged to attend. cerning last week's tragic event. Agriculture Economics Club w.ill workshop, "Recruitment and 335-2605 or e-mail callie_palmer Retention" from 3 to 4 p.m. in Do you want to see your organi- hold its first meeting at 5 p.m. In @hotmail.com. Hulbert Room 27. Field trip plans The Koinionla House is spon- CUB Room 123. Show your club zations event in the next will be discussed and there will be soring A.I.M. at 5 p.m. at the K- or association how to attract and Community Calendar? Go to a free raffle and snacks. Golden Key International Honor House. There will be classes on keep new members. Murrow Room 113, the Student Society is hosting a German the Bible, basic theology, and Publications front desk, and pick There will be a free On-Target Sausage Feed from 11 a.m. to 1 human rights. A soup dinner is Sunday up a form, or e-mail news@dailyev- workshop, "Recruitment and p.rn. on Glenn Terrell Mall. provided. The Pullman Presbyterian ergreen.com.

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U.S. officials doubt Rose Garden ceremony and praised Americans for rushing Afghanistan will to give aid and comfort. surrender bin Laden "Out of our tears and sadness, we saw the best of The Associated Press America," Bush said. 'We saw a t great country rise up to help." WASHINGTON - President fI' Trying to assemble a broad Bush, reaching out to build a coalition to fight terrorism, Bush NY global alliance, said 'fuesday he called U.N. Secretary-General & hopes to "rally the world" in the Kofi Annan, Brazilian President battle against terrorism and D,e Fernando Henrique Cardoso predicted that all "people who and Canadian Prime Minister love freedom" would join. French Jean Chretien. President Jacques Chirac said his nation stands firmly with the Meanwhile, hundreds of United States in the effort. Islamic clerics gathered in the However, Chirac stopped Mghan capital of Kabul to dis- short of using Bush's "war" ter- cuss possible conditions for minology. Bush met with Chirac extraditing bin Laden to a coun- as his administration stepped try other than the United up its efforts to reach out to lead- States. They met as ers around the world to build a Afghanistan's ruling Taliban coalition against terrorism. militia called on all Muslims to Attorney General John wage holy war on America if'it KEVIN HARLAND/DAILY EVERGREEN Ashcroft, meanwhile, announced attacks. Erin Jacobson, right, a junior majoring in english, and Robert Bradley, a senior majoring in that the FBI had detained 75 American officials are skepti- cal that the Taliban will hand MIS, sell T-shirts to raise funds for the victims of the recent terrorist attacks Tuesday people for questioning. At least four material witnesses have over bin Laden. And Defense afternoon on the Glenn Terrell Mall. been arrested. Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld Ashcroft also announced new suggested that bin Laden's sur- rules to allow the Justice render would probably not be Department to detain people on enough to stop military action to Investigators continue immigration violations for 48 root out terrorism. hours, double the current limit, He said these networks have and the creation of an anti-ter- activities in 50-60 countries, rorism task force with represen- Meanwhile, Transportation to unravel terrorist plot tatives in major cities. Secretary Norman Y. Mineta, Chirac was the first world said the administration was FBI, others suspect attacks targeted more flights investigating agencies leader Bush has met with since preparing a package of relief for for hijacking beyond the four described developments in the last 'fuesday's suicide hijacking U.S. airlines, hit hard by finan- terrorists had more that crashed. investigation to The Associated attacks in New York and_ cial problems and security con- U.S. targets Authorities have grown Press on condition of anonymi- Washington that left more than cerns. He said he hoped it would increasingly certain that col- ty. Most of the evidence 5,000 people dead and inissing. be ready early next week. remains sealed by court British Prime Minister Tony laborators planned a second Mineta said the attacks on The Associated Press orders. A federal grand jury in Blair is coming to Washington wave of violence. They said Washington and New York ~ White Plains, NY, was con- on Thursday. Sept. 22 has emerged as an costing the industry $250 mil- WASHINGTON - The FBI vened last week to weigh evi- Earlier, Ashcroft raised the important date in the evi- lion to $300 million a day. has meticulously pieced dence and issue subpoenas. possibility that more than four together a broad terrorist plot, dence, but declined to be more 'We are in very urgent need specific. U.S. officials have made no planes may have been targeted securing evidence the hijack- secret they believe exiled for hijacking, although he said of a financial infusion very Tuesday's attacks were ers trained for months or years Saudi millionaire Osama bin the FBI couldn't confirm it. quickly," said Leo Mullin Of "part of a larger plan with without raising suspicions in Laden masterminded the plot Ashcroft said associates of Delta Air Lines, standing next to other terrorism acts, not neces- the United States, received from Afghanistan and orga- the terrorists may still be in the Mineta. He said estimates of aU-_ sarily hijacking of airplanes. financial and logistical support nized his and other terrorist lines' needs ranged as high % from others and identified Those acts were going to occur country. groups to carry it out. Bush marked the grim one- $24 billion. additional targets for destruc- in the United States and else- The FBI has hinted at the Legislation providing at least where in the world," said Sen. week milestone by leading tion. magnitude of the collaboration, $15 billion in grants and creditl;, Bob Graham, D-Fla., chair- White House employees - and Law enforcement and other sending airlines, local police the nation - in a moment of could come up in the House % officials said the FBI is investi- man of the Senate Intelligence and border patrol agencies a early as Wednesday and in the Committee. silence. He also thanked leaders gating whether the terrorist. of charitable organizations at a Senate as early as Thursday. network behind Tuesday's Officials from several of the See PLOT page 12 THE DAILY EVERGREEN In My Opinion: "I've developed a new philosophy ... I only dread one day at a time." Wednesday, SeptemberPINION19, 2001 -Charlie Brown Page 5 THE SOLUTIONS BREATHING CRIMSON SOAPBOX Time to fix labor taxes now AND GRAY Do your part ax reform is necessary that mean? mon person, it's the worst of WSU's to insure future eco- It means the both worlds - lower wages economy Tnomic prosperity and government and a marginalized standard of '0' resource sustainability. will do life catalyzed by rampant sub- 'weapon and America Under our present system or things like sidized environmental exploita- taxation, the bulk of the tax build logging tion. burden is related to labor. Not roads for log- There is a solution to this of choice' TAMPA.Ra. - The stock mar- only do employers pay wages ging inter- problem. It is time to stop tax- ket reopened for business to workers, but also pay some ests, providing labor, a social "good," and can't get this song out of Monday for the first time following taxes for them. Then, the ing cheap to begin taxing resource ~y head. It's an aggravat- the Sept. 11 attacks. In its wake, I.mg experience, but it's not workers pay more taxes. access to exploitation and pollution, qUIte as bad as those two President Bush urged all Employers would be able to mineral social "bads." weeks I couldn't stop hum- Americans to go back to work and pay employees more if they Jake resources This can be accomplished by ming "It's a Small World to invest in the market in order to weren't taxed. The take-home Smulkowski and provid- not only eliminating the afore- keep the economy running. After All." message - labor, and those Commentary ing tax cuts mentioned explicit financial Everyone should do his or her who utilize it, get screwed. to extractive subsidies, but also working to The song, in this part to help in maintaining the At the same time, govern- industries. ameliorate implicit financial instance, is nation's economy and to keep ments are trying to stimulate These explicit financial sub- subsidies. Pollution affects peo- Fatboy from entering a recession or a growth. They often do this by sidies encourage environmen- ple outside of the internal depression. Each person should giving explicit financial subsi- tal degradation, while still Slim's contribute accordingly though and dies to business. What does exploiting labor. For the com- See ENVIRONMENT, page 6 "Weapon of not put himself or herself in debt Choice." And by trying to do a good deed. For it's all due to much of the nation, investing in HEAVILY SEDATED --By SPENCER MORRIS the catchy the stock market is a good idea. music video. As New York Mayor Rudolph Matthew R. For those Giuliani pointed out, just $20 Weaver who have been in a invested by each American would Commentary help the nation drastically. For coma, or at working adults, this is a good least weren't glued to MTV for the recent idea. With the market already Video Music Awards (classic down before the attacks, it is cru- moment: Triumph the comic cial that the nation not be crip- insult dog asked to sniff J.Lo's pled by a worse economic blow. butt), the video involves cine- For those who do not make a matic great Christopher great deal of money, investing Walken, beloved star of such may not be the best way to help. films as "Batman Returns," After all, few college students ''Pulp Fiction" and "Sleepy have the monetary resources to Hollow," dancing his way pay a broker or start financial through an empty office build- funds and Internet stock trading in~. It's really hip ~nd trendy, accounts of their own. WIth Walken groovm' on an Instead, the best way for such escalator, dancing through a people to help is by consuming hall of mirrors and flying into goods. Don't stop buying things the lobby. because of the fear that there Since being exposed to the may be a recession. Hoarding video, I've found myself trying goods and money only helps pre- to dance like Walken. Most of cipitate economic failure. By con- the time, it's when I'm alone in tinuing to shop and buy goods, we my room, in an elevator, or can all help keep the economy walking on the stairs to class. strong. When people are around, Iget This doesn't mean we should some weird looks, s ... well, all go out and max out our crer'it you know. That, and I'm not cards. That would generate debt very coordinated. People have and possibly panic. Instead, we been hurt from my attempts at should cut spending a bit to rhythm. I've been hurt ... accommodate for possible, future But, a brilliant idea has economic hardships but not stop been spawned out of this fasci- nation with the video: Some shopping altogether. It will t undoubtedly take a long time to enterprising young film stu- get the nation back on its finan- dent should embark on a cial and economic track, but if WSUlPullman version of the everyone lends a hand, the jour- video, using a local celebrity in ney will hasten toward productivi- Walken's place. Any number of my friends ty. THE ORACLE would be brilliant in the video, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA FASHION especially a certain someone who remains steadfast in his quest not to let me interview DAIly EVERGREEN Men: The cowboy look is back him. But there also are any number of people who are Chris Chancellor more well known who could do en I first found out JI';:~~ boy. to go full out spurs and lassos. Editor had been accepted However, I I am asking you to humor me Walken justice. Tonya Ricks w,o WSU, a big accom- didn't let and tighten up the jeans a lit- What follows is a list of potential dancers for ''Weapon Managing Editor plishment for anyone of this get me. tle. At least try to look the part of Choice, WSU Style." I offer course, a sudden image _ .. ",""'-'9 I guess I fig- on my behalf and on the behalf Cameron Probert these suggestions humbly, ask- Assistant Managing Editor crossed my mind. Small town ured I'd wait of all the other ladies on cam- ing for nothing more than 100 in the sticks ... oh my gosh, until pus who believe in the notion, Sarah Goodwin percent of the credit, and 75 Photo Editor cowboys! Broad shoulders, Monday. "if you've got it, flaunt it!" tight tight butts, and even tighter Maybe while jeans are in. I swear. percent of the profits: Lynn Cervlnsky jeans to fit those butts. My we were all It's a small but honest peti- WSU President V. Lane AEOEditor dream had come true. All of at Campus tion from those of us who Rawlins. Picture this: Rawlins TJ. Conrads those movies I had seen with Laura Commons appreciate the male figure in is working late in French Ad. Sports Editor gorgeous men in boots and North they its entirety. Knock down that He's tired, and everyone else Downing has gone home. "Weapon of John Becerra Jr. belt buckles was about to were at the Wrangler size by a meager six Special Sections Editor become a reality for this Commentary rodeo or inches and show offwhat Choice comes on the radio, and lucky girl. With the notion of something. you've got. I guarantee you'll soon he's dancing across cam- Unsigned editorials are the majority vote of the You can imagine my shock pus, flying over the earth- editorial board. The editorial board is composed of "forget the bull, ride the cow- have some admirers within a Chris Chancellor. Tonya Ricks. Cameron Probert. boy" in my head, I packed up and utter disappointment week or so. Besides, you quake-proof bridge and tap sarah Goodwin, Lynn Cervmsky, T.J. Conrads and my things and headed east to when I made it to campus already have one now. dancing on top of Webster John Becerra Jr. The Views expressed are those of Hall. the indIVIdual authors and not necessarily those of find my "home on the range." Monday morning to see not a The Daily Evergreen staff. management or As I pulled into downtown single cowboy grazing the Coach Mike Price. It's after adVertJsers. or the WSU Board of Regents. Pullman I noticed something Mall. Th this day I have still LAURA DOWNING IS A SOPHOMORE MAJORING IN the latest Cougar victory, Letters to the editor - typed - may be mailed PRE·LAW. SHE CAN BE CDNTACTED BY PHONE AT or broug/lt to Edward R. Murrow Center 122. or e- only seen two gentlemen in everyone's left Martin Stadium odd. Buildings. Huh! Where 335·1140 OR BY E·MAIL AT mailed to [email protected]. their hats and boots. It's just but our illustrious football All letters under 300 words are considered for were the cattle, the sheep, the [email protected]. publication. A name. signature and phone number water troughs? I made it sad. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT leader soon is doing cartwheels must aocompany all letters. The lJaily Evergreen through the first weekend I am hear to ask a favor to NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY reserves the right to edit for space. libel. obscene See SLIM, page 6 material and clarity. without seeing a single cow- all the men. I'm not asking you EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. 6 THE DAILY EVERGREEN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2001 OPINION SIMON By NATE TAYLOR

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What I to six weeks to start working, we can starting doing all the I'mjust try- was I most afraid of when I ing to help mean is a long tradition of col- there are some great books to right things. came to college? I would have read in the meantime. Believe it or not, most men my fellow to say the ''Freshman 15." It is lege-induced nervous break- downs. From Sylvia Plath to Plath, Wurtzel and Virginia do want to know what women Charles man now. what legends are made of and Elizabeth Wurtzel, many great Woolf kept me company in the want in a man. Men really This is my what made me buy three dif- Mayer women have had them. darkest hours of my freshman don't enjoy looking like a fool, good deed ferent-sized pairs of jeans, wor- Commentary If you look at the history of year. I hope someone, some- contrary to popular belief. for the day. rying that my waist would famous females, a lot of them where will find solace in ''The Stop the next guy you see If I can- quickly expand to unthinkable were, shall I say, a little nutty. Bell Jar" or "Bitch: In Praise of and tell him what you're look- not help myself I will attempt proportions. A bout of psychosis is not a Difficult Women." ing for in a man. Then watch to help those around me. I Unfortunately, that was the out because he's going to try implore you, enlighten us on and sweep you off of your feet. how we can please you. talking about the movie in that he teaches the Honors Thll us how we are supposed The information that you question. Huff is hella cool, and seminar on Medical Ethics in share with us will come back to SLIM I know cool, even if I use lame the Holocaust - easily one of to impress you so we can make continued from PAGE6 a point of doing so. Don't be sub- you lOfold. Or at least twofold. terms like "hella cool." He the top five classes offered at tle, we don't understand that. Talking with your best down \he stadium steps, skip- should go dancin'. this university as far as quality Thach us, we are at a college friend about all the things we ping down the AstroTurf, and Former ASWSU President is concerned - and is one of for goodness sakes. Mold our do wrong only leads to you kicks a football all the way into Steve Wymer. Well, not really. . the most beloved of professors psyche to improve your lives. both concurring. 'Iwo angry outer space, via computer We were starting to go through out there, and you have the While you are telling us women will not solve the prob- graphics (or not, depending on withdrawal symptoms. How makings for the hippest music what to do, tell us why we are lem of baffled men. And who how Price is feeling the day of many issues has it been without video this side of Hollywood. not supposed to do other wants more of them around? shooting). Notable cameo: even a mention of his name? Fledgling directors, make things. Why do I keep getting Without telling us what is Butch pops up, and they dance The Ferdinand's workers. me an offer. My agents are yelled at for holding a door wrong you are allowing us to in sync for a couple of seconds .. The video could capture them standing by. open? I do it for everybody. stumble through life thinking This, like Rawlins, could be going through their day, dancing (Next up: Weaver does the After some recent columns we know what we are doing. quite poignant and powerful in to ''Weapon of Choice" as they Pullman version of'N Sync's we have learned some of the Slap that info in our faces and the right hands. scoop out pumpkin ice cream, ''Pop." Starring the dining cen- things not to do. Knowing make it clear. We're morons, Ray Huffaker, Daily mix those milk shakes and ter cooks.) what not to do does not neces- but we want help. Evergreen movie reviewer. Say make Cougar Gold. Could be ~ATTHEW WEAVER IS A JUNIOR M'JORING IN JOUR- NALISM. HE CAN BE CONTACTED BY PHONE AT 335- sarily help us know what to do. bHARLES fiiiAYER IS A SENIOR M'JORING IN goodbye, poignancy. One of the cool- I'm a music video genius! 1140 OR BY E-MAIL AT Inform us, we want to know, BIQ-CHEMISTRY. HE CAN BE CONTACTED BY PHONE greatest pleasures is the oppor- But my personal choice: [email protected]. especially if it helps us while AT 335·1140 OR BY E·MAIL AT tunity to see "Huff' in action, Professor Wes Leid. His [email protected]. looks - cue ball bald - are THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT dating. We really want to know doing his darndest to write NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY if it will help us to get a date. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT intimidating. Add on the fact NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY movie reviewers without ever EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUOENT PUBLICATIONS. At this point in my life the EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. have the money to invest in ENVIRONMENT cleaner technologies that more efficiently utilize natural -wncat is B4t:ten Disease? continued from PAGE6 resources. Through this, they Ba:f:ten d.isease is an inherited., degenerg.t:ive, workings of employer and will be able to insure a better neu.rologicciLd.isease whicb """y affeC!1:Q. pe-rson employee, supply and demand. future for themselves, through Pollution is an externality; a securing a better future for all Sf;rJ.KeS of any age, but pri"""yjly infants, toddlers, social cost. Taxation can be of us and our resources. and. school age cbiJd.ren. . shifted away from labor and It won't be easy. Large scale towards these externalities, switches never are. encouraging wiser use of Through penalizing resources. 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THE wsu. FOOTBALL SIDELINE Bell injured, out for at least a week The playoff-bound Seattle Mariners will be without regular third baseman David Bell for at least a week because of a strained left rib cage. Mark McLemore was in the lineup in place of Bell when the Mariners returned to play Tuesday night against Anaheim at Safeco Field. "We think it's going to be a week-to-l0 days," manager Lou Piniella said before the game. "Hopefully, it's not longer than that." Bell, who has started 117 games at third for Seattle this season, was injured swinging at a pitch in a work- out Friday. The Mariners, whose magic number to clinch the ALWest was two going into Tuesday night, are in no hurry to rush Bell back into the lineup. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ·Nomo helps Red Sox get KEVIN GERMAN/DAILY EVERGREEN rare victory WSU junior quarterback Jason Gesser looks for a hole during WSU's 36~7 defeat of University of Idaho Aug. 30. The pitcher was from Japan. The hitter ~s from the Dominican Republic. Together, The Cougars schedule Montana State to replace canceled Colorado game they gave the Boston Red Sox a rare victory and their fans an By Jon Naito Colorado and WSU officials were unable Sterk was on the phone Monday trying opportunity to escape a week to reschedule the game. Neither the Apparently, the University of Colorado to find opponents that had the same Oct. 20 of terror. Cougars or Buffaloes had concurrent bye bye week. Arkansas and Montana State Hideo Noma struck out 11, wants no part of something it really doesn't weeks, and the Big 12 Conference was were the only feasible opponents. and Manny Ramirez hit his need. unwilling to budge from its Dec. 1 date for As a result, WSU officials have canceled "The number of schools that had a bye 40th homer Tuesday night as its conference championship game. October 20th and 10 games was very limit- the football team's date with the Buffaloes, Boston beat the Tampa Bay That left WSU with a 10-game schedule ed, so we are very fortunate to be able to originally scheduled for Sept. 15. Devil Rays 7-2. and a need to find another opponent to schedule each other and play this game," Trot Nixon, whose wife "Colorado was not able to play us on have a shot to reach the NCAA's six win WSU Coach Mike Price said. gave birth to their first child another date because we do not have a sim- minimum for bowl eligibility. the afternoon of the attacks, ilar open date and the conference playoffs WSU officials did not want to play a Instead of meeting a high profile oppo- on the World Trade Center begin Dec. 1," WSU Athletics Director Jim game on Nov. 24, the Saturday after nent from a power conference, the Cougars and the Pentagon, was 3-for- Sterk said. "Colorado started the season Thanksgiving and the Cougars next open will now meet Division l-AA Montana State 3. He scored Boston's first with 12 games, plus the possibility of par- date, because of the possibility of low fan University on Oct. 18 in Martin Stadium. run on Ramirez's third-inning ticipating in the Big 12 playoffs." turnout. See BOBCATS, page 11 single, and scored again when Ramirez homered in a five-run sixth inning that WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL t made it 7-2. Nomo (12-8) allowed just two unearned runs on five hits and a walk for his first win in cougars ready to get busy again nine starts. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS After a long layoff, JONATHAN HENNING/ "The year we finally get DAILY EVERGREEN Mason still WSU faces No.4 to open with three WSU looking for Stanford Cardinal (home games), it sophomore doesn't happen." outside hitter better deal By Stephen A. Norris Zanda Bautre Cindy Fredrick spikes the ball With the opening of NBA WSU volleyball Coach during practice training camps less than two Cindy Fredrick feels last WSU women's volleyball coach weeks away, a few prominent week's conference-wide cancel- in Bohler Gym. free agents - most notably lation of athletic events was "It would had been ideal to Anthony Mason - remain on more detrimental than help- the open market trying to get ful. open with three," Fredrick said. ''The year we finally get to open the best deal they can. "I think for a lot of people, with three home games it does- The Philadelphia 76ers and what they want to do in a time n't happen." Milwaukee Bucks have spoken of tragedy and sadness is what Instead, WSU will have the to the Miami Heat about a they're comfortable with - opportunity to open with No.4 sign-and trade deal for the AII- whatever takes their minds off Stanford (6-0 overall, 0-0 in Star forward, agent Don things and gives them focused," Pac-10). Cronson said Tuesday. Fredrick said Tuesday. "For "It's arguable that he tips most of our athletes, it's their "If I had my choice, I proba- the balance of power in the sport. So to cancel those and bly wouldn't open with East if he goes to Philly or take that away hurt them, too, Stanford," Fredrick said. ''But you've gotta play them some- Milwaukee, both of whom and took away what they need- need help at that position. ed at that point." time, so it doesn't really matter when." Miami has just been sitting Had the Cougars been able back and waiting, but I to play their match with cross- Fredrick, however, said that believe something is going to state rival University of opening at home has its disad- get done," Cronson said. Washington, it would had been vantages as well as advan- "I've got to believe Miami the first time in recent years tages. would want to get something the Cougars would open Pac- "There are advantages both for him as opposed to noth- 10 play with three home ways," she said. "It was really ing." games. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS See BUSY, page 11 Zero Tolerance against Hate

We the Students, Staff and Faculty of Washington State University are petitioning in response to the recent rash of hate crimes, violence and hate speech that has plagued this campus and community.' The act of terrorism that struck New York City does not in any way, shape or form condone any act of violence towards any individual nor anyone who rnay be perceived of Middle Eastern decent. Anyone who does any act of violence or hate speech should be ashamed of themselves because they are no better than those who have committed the act of terrorism. Innocent people have died and suffered, we do not need more innocent lives to be threatened. If any horrendous acts of hate are observed, we will act upon it with the legal authorities. Families and friends have lost loved ones and suffered, so please show support and pray for them instead of perpetuating the anger and hate. It is easy to be angry and it does not create a solution to the tragedy. Let us live in peace and end the hate!

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Stadium security beefed All NFL games up for Saturday games will be played

The Associated Press There will be differences on the field, too, The Associated Press including teams wearing V.S. flags on helmets. "This would be the The rah-rah partyers who fill college foot- NEW YORK - The NFL All of last week's Division I-A football games best ofboth worlds. ball's enormous stadiums are in for big changes. will playa full 16-game sched- were postponed or canceled because of the Sept. Coolers and picnic baskets, even coats and ule this season, making up last If they can keep the 11 terrorist attacks. Major league baseball blankets, will be searched or banned altogether, week's missed games in the resumed Monday night and the NFL returns 16-game schedule and turning quick trips through turnstiles into long first week of January. Sunday, both under much tighter security. the six wild cards, waits at security checkpoints for crowds as large And while it may still reduce as the more than 100,000 expected at the "Youwatched the emotion that major league the number of playoff teams then everybody's University of Michigan. baseball brought back to the country a little from 12 to eight, commissioner happy." ''We're trying to make people understand bit," said Ohio State coach Jim Tressel, whose Paul Tagliabue said Tuesday Buckeyes play UCLA at the Rose Bowl on that things are going to be a little different," that full playoffs are still a pos- Mike Sherman Mississippi State University associate athletic Saturday. ''We have the good fortune at Ohio sibility. Green Bay coach director Duncan McKenzie said. State to bring some more emotion and to serve Tagliabue said the league's Fans attending the Bulldogs' game when as an energy source for our country. competition committee had and general manager major college football resumes Thursday will be ''What venue would you rather have it be in voted unanimously to keep the the first to notice the difference. Everyone else than before 90,000 or 100,000 and on national 16-game format, switching the As for the playoffs, will find out later in the week. TV? I think it's going to be an exciting thing and games called off last weekend Tagliabue said: Items such as video cameras, cans or glass a way we can do some good by the way we play." to the weekend of Jan. 5-7, "We continue to work on bottles, coolers, umbrellas, noisemakers and Football stadiums dwarf arenas used in the when wild-card games had keeping six division winners, purses will hold fans up at some games. NHL (where the biggest in the United States is been scheduled. six wild cards and our entire InAnn Arbor, Mich., planes won't be allowed Chicago's 20,500-seat United Center) and the But he said the committee postseason format intact. to fly over the Wolverines' stadium Saturday. NBA (the Spurs play before up to a league-high still is looking at ways to keep Several options have been pre- the normal complement of 12 sented to us in recent days 2002 OLYMPICS playoff teams rather than eight. that would help us accomplish That would mean three division that. If we cannot resolve our winners and three wild-card entire postseason lineup in a teams in each conference would satisfactory fashion, we then Security already prepared make the playoffs rather than will go to a system of six divi- the three winners and just one sion winners and two wild- Attack scenario rated," International Olympic The lOC also decided to wild card. card teams for this one season Committee director general appoint its own security con- ''This would be the best of only." a part of Salt Lake Francois Carrard said. sultants for Salt Lake City, both worlds. If they Can keep One option would be to move, security planning "In fact, our scenario was, while leaving overall security the 16-game schedule and the the Super Bowl, to be played in and is, a plane crashing in the operations to city, state and six wild cards, then everybody's New Orleans, from Jan. 27 to The Associated Press midst of the opening ceremony, federal authorities. happy. It's just back to busi- Feb. 3. There is only a one-week full of people, full of fuel, Carrard said last week's ness," said coach Mike break this year after the cham- LAUSANNE, Switzerland broadcast live worldwide on strikes by hijacked planes on Sherman of Green Bay, one of pionship games. - Security officials prepared television." the World Trade Center and many teams whose playoff One way to do that would be for the chances of a plane Pentagon would not alter the chances would be hurt badly if to switch the Super Bowl and crashing into the opening cere- The IOC's ruling executive scope of security in Salt Lake the NFL cut back on wild cards. the National Auto Dealers mony of the Olympics long board reaffirmed the decision to City. "TIl be curious to see what Convention, scheduled for the before last week's attacks in go ahead with the Salt Lake Games in February 2002, while ''What has occurred is a follows after this," added Andy next week. The Pro Bowl, sched- New York and Washington. Reid of Philadelphia, another uled for Feb. 4, would either be The IOC said Tuesday that stressing that all aspects of tragedy of course," he said. security were being reviewed. ''But the format for security at team that might be affected. moved back a week or played as preventing such a catastrophe scheduled without players from the games has not in itself "I'd hate to disrupt the playoffs already was part of security ''The commitment to the Super Bowl teams. changed." in that situation. ... I'm sure planning for the Salt Lake games was very clear and they'll come up with an answer Another option would be to City Winter Games, as it was unconditional," German board Carrard said the lOC began for it. They understand the schedule most of the potential for every Olympics since the member Thomas Bach said. planning for such air assaults importance of the playoffs." playoff teams for Saturday, Jan. 1972 Munich massacre. ''We wanted to demonstrate after the attack by Palestinian When the teams return, 5, then play the wild-card ''In our assumptions for every solidarity with the Americans terrorists on the Olympic they are likely to have the regu- games on Wednesday Jan. 9. games, regardless of the tragedy and send the message that the Village at Munich, which lar officials back. The next round would be of Sept. 11, the catastrophe sce- Olympic movement will not claimed the lives of 11 Israeli NFL sources, speaking on played Jan. 13-14 with the nario has always been incorpo- bow to violence." athletes and coaches. condition of anonymity, said the championship games as sched- executive committee of the NFL uled on Jan. 20 - most likely Referees Association was voting with four exhausted teams. i bye-mail on a proposal by the A third would be to play the HAVING TROUBLE FINDING league that would end the lock- title games on Super Bowl out that lasted through the final Sunday, Jan. 27, as a double- INFORMATION game of preseason and the first header at the Superdome. The game of the regular season. If it Super BowI would be played FOR YOUR is approved by noon EDT the next week at another site Wednesday, the regular officials with New Orleans promised RESEARCH TOPIC? will be back for Sunday's games. another game in the future.

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MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Jeter: we need baseball Radke loses no-no The Associated Press see the Seattle Mariners clinch the AL West. The Associated Press with two outs to chase Radke who was replaced by Bob "We have some unfinished business to take MINNEAPOLIS - Brad Derek Jeter thinks baseball might be just what care of," Seattle's Jay Buhner said. "It will be Wells. Americans need to take their minds offthe horror. Radke took a no-hitter into tough to have the same frame of mind we had the eighth inning and got 18 Radke (13-9) threw 104 "It gives the fans a way to forget what's hap- before, but we still have a chance to do something hits of support as the . pitches, 75 for strikes. He pened for a few hours," he said. pretty special." Minnesota Twins returned gave up two runs and two hits Being back on the field helped Jeter and the Every team was in action following six games from an eight-day layoff in 7 2-3 innings, striking out rest of the New York Yankees, too. Monday night, and there were reminders every- Tuesday night with an 8-3 win eight and walking none. The star shortstop singled, scored and turned where of the tragedies in New York and over the Detroit Tigers. Radke was working on a a double play in the first inning 'Iuesday night in Washington. Shane Halter's solo homer perfect game with one out in the Yankees' first game since the terrorist attacks Perhaps the most compelling image came at leading off the eighth broke the seventh, but third base- exactly one week earlier. PNC Park in Pittsburgh, where the Mets took the up Radke's bid for his first no- man Corey Koskie threw wild- A day after baseball returned from a six-day field wearing caps honoring New York's fire, police hitter. Chris Wakeland hit ly for an error after fielding break with a patriotic flourish, major leaguers and emergency personnel. On Monday night, the his first major league homer Damion Easley's grounder. tried to put the focus back on the field. The crowd Mets wore them for pregame ceremonies - on of about 23,000 at Comiskey Park - par for the Tuesday night, they got permission from major White Sox - cheered when the players with league baseball to wear them the whole game. "New York" across their uniforms lined up. Mets general manager Steve Phillips said a Boston's Fenway Park was close to capacity, as fan wrote him a letter suggesting the Mets wear BUSY always, and it was the same at Cleveland's Jacobs the caps. continued from PAGE7 Field, where almost 35,000 fans showed up. For Mike Piazza, with ''NYPD'' on his batting hel- last week. Nnamani averaged the most part, crowds were between 20,000 and met, hit a key home run that lifted the Mets over good for us last year when we 4.00 kills per game and 2.73 30,000, about average for this time of year. the Pirates 7-5. got to play these guys at home toward the end of the digs while hitting .384. San Francisco's Barry Bonds picked up his "I feel there's nothing really we can do to repay season." Dunning comes to Stanford chase to break Mark McGwire's home run record them," he said of the rescue workers. "It's just a The game will be televised with an impressive 437-102 and more than a dozen teams resumed pennant way to say we're thinking of them. It's our salute. (tape delay) on Fox Sports Net record and two NCAA races. A sellout crowd at Safeco Field wanted to We really don't deserve to wear them." Saturday. Championships in16 seasons at Pacific. GOLF Notes "John is an outstanding =--- The Cougars hope their coach," Fredrick said. "He has two weeks off gave them plen- brought a lot of excellent Ryder Cup date draws worry ty of time to sharpen their things to that program that blocking skills. While WSU were needed and I think it will The Associated Press "To combine three if that's fair to the players or if has been outblocked 95-74 by make the team a lot stronger." all the events can sustain the opponents this year, the • Thursday night is stu- '!bp U.S. players began com- events in a 14-month intensity they desire," he said. Stanford Cardinal is leading dent night at the volleyball plaining two years ago that they period, I don't know PGA 'Iour spokesman Bob the Pac-10 in blocking with game. Anyone with a WSU had to play a Ryder Cup or if that's fair to the Combs said an announcement 3.80 per game. student ill will receive free Presidents Cup every year, while was expected within a few days. "They're a very good block- admission to the game. players from Europe and the rest players .... " The PGA 'Iour conducts the ing team," Fredrick said. ''We • The Cougars dropped of the world only had to compete have to run a faster offense. from No. 26 in the USA in the matches every other year. Presidents Cup, biennial Jim Awtrey matches that began in 1994 We have to pass well and we Today/AVCA Coaches top 25 That hasn't gone unnoticed Chief executive officer of between the United States and have to be able to keep stuff Poll to No. 31 after being by the PGA of America as it the PGAof America players from everywhere in the off the net." swept by No. 22 Kansas State tries determine the future of to world except Europe. The PGA • The Cardinal will be a September 8. the Ryder Cup. of America is in charge of the revamped team this season, • Although typically known The matches, originally spent part of his daylong meet- adding the nation's top for her flashy offensive play, ings Monday talking to PGA Ryder Cup, which has been scheduled for Sept. 28-30 at played every other year since recruit in outside hitter including skyscraping kills, The Belfry in England, were Tour commissioner Tim 1927 except for a six-year break Oganna Nnamani and LaToya Harris leads the Pac- postponed until next Finchem about moving the during World War II. adding legendary University 10 w!th 3.43 digs per game, September because of. the ter- Presidents Cup back one year. Awtrey said he found noth- of Pacific Coach John flashmg defensive skills as rorist attacks. The precise dates 'That's an important piece, well. ing wrong with moving the Dunning to the head of the are expected to be announced because players can't do every- Ryder Cup even-numbered coaching staff. These addi- • Kali Surplus looks to con- Wednesday, European organiz- thing at once," Awtrey said. ''We to tinue her climb through the years, ''not if the alternative is tions are on top of a team ers said Tuesday. believe that will happen." with three bonafide stars WSU record books. Her 1,628 canceling." The new September dates Asked if moving the Ryder back in All-american junior career assists rank fifth mean the matches would be Cup to even-numbered years "Playing the matches and outside hitter, Logan Tom among WSU volleyball play- played about six weeks before would be ideal, Awtrey replied, dealing with long-term changes (4.55 kills per game, 3.30 digs ers. Surplus is averaging the Presidents Cup in South "It's the cleanest thing we can is more important than cancel- and 1.10 blocks), senior mid- 11.78 assists per game, which Africa. , possibly do now." ing them and having that dle blocker Tara Conrad (2.16 ranks seventh in the Pac-10. Jim Awtrey, chief executive 'To combine three events in reflect as an act of terrorism," kills, 1.79 blocks) and junior Keri Killebrew ranks first on officer of the PGA of America, a 14-month period, I don't know he said. outside hitter Ashley Ivy the all-time WSU list, with (2.94 kills, 3.28 digs, and 1.00 4,553. blocks). • Adrian Hankoff leads the Nnamani has not disap- Pac-10 with .78 aces per pointed thus far, earning Pac- game. Hankoff has 18 aces in BOBCATS seven matches. continued from PAGE7 10 Player of the Week honors

The Bobcats, from the Big about the defense that he ran. prepare for the Ducks. Sky Conference, are 1-1 this He showed tapes of his defense "I think it gives us a better season. MSU originally was and met with our teams and opportunity to beat Oregon the scheduled to play Oregon State coaching staff." next week - it gives us a cou- University last weekend, but The Thursday night date is ple of extra days off," Price the Beavers replaced the meant to accommodate the fact said. Bobcats with Northern Arizona Idaho has a game scheduled Sterk said fans can exchange Free SalsaDance lessons University, leaving MSU with a against the University of tickets for the Colorado game at from Julie ~sDance 10-game slate, as well. Louisiana-Lafayette on a one-for-one rate for any "That game against Saturday in Martin Stadium. remaining home game, based Montana State will be a quick That, however, could prove to on ticket availability. study for us and quick prepara- benefit the Cougars. WSU's game against MSU is slated for a 7 p.m. kickoff and $1.50 off any steak item on menu tion for both teams," Price said. WSU has the University of will likely be televised on Fox ~ Check out our pool,-darts, 6 foosbaU "But it will allow both our Oregon at home the following teams and our programs to go week and will have nine days to Sports Northwest. S. 300 Grand flue. on and play well the following week and that was important to both teams." price and MSU Coach Mike Kramer are good friends, dating back to Price's days as coach of Weber State University and Kramer's days as an assistant at MSU. Kramer took over the reigns of a flagging MSU program and went 0-11 last season. But Price still has high praise for his friend. "We've just known each other for many years, even when he was an assistant at Montana State," Price said. "In fact, I thought so much of Mike, that when I was at Weber, I brought him in just to talk 12 THE DAILY EVERGREEN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2001 NEWS NATION UNDER ATTACK -NEWSBRIEFS------Racial backlash A Seattle man has been flag slung over the shoulder. Disaster spawns charged with malicious harass- The memorial will now be continues in ment for threatening to burn taken down at night to thwart fur- down a West Seattle mosque, ther attacks, Carlbergsaid. urban legends and a Kenmore man was arrest- Northwest ed after he allegedly poured The Associated Press A version of one cited qua- SEATILE - A Somalian gasoline outside a north Seattle Polygamist train reads in part: ''The third Muslim woman was attacked by mosque and fired a gun when NEW YORK - Did you hear big war will begin when the big three white men shouting that employees tried to stop him. A groups say world about the police officer who city is burning." And another they hated her religion and she sign at a Lynnwoodmosque also miraculously "surfed" debris reads: "In the city of york there should be evicted from the was vandalized, and SeaTac is near end down a collapsing World Trade will be a great collapse." United States, Seattle police police arrested a California man SALTLAKECITY- Members Center tower? How about after an Indian Sikh taxi driver Critics say Nostradamus said. of apocalyptic polygamist sects Satan's face revealed in smoke was beaten. wrote his predictions so vague- The Saturday attack was one throughout Utah saythey are not billowing from the doomed ly that it is easy to retrofit facts Police increased patrols near of a series of incidents police interpreting the recent terrorist buildings? to the prediction after an event. mosques after those incidents, fear are a backlash to last attacks as evidence that Spread by word of mouth As for the quoted quatrains, and area churches offered to week's terrorist attacks. Armageddonis upon us, but they and e-mail, a lot of dubious and help with safety patrols. Barbara Mikkelson, who with The woman was leaving a contend it's another sign on the outright false information has her husband runs the Urban West Seattle building when roadtoward the end of the world. popped up since the Sept. 11 Legends Reference Pages on police say a car pulled up and Fire station's terrorist attacks. To James Harmston, presi- the Internet, said Nostradamus three white men began shouting Some of the tales that have dent of the high priesthood of a didn't write either one. with her,eventuallypullinga knife memorial circulated are the instant bits of Manti-based True and Living Then there's the face in the and cutting off the bottom of her folklore sometimes referred to smoke. dress. vandalized Church of Jesus Christ of the as urban legends. Some have claimed the pro- The woman ran into a store Last Days, last week's terrorist ABERDEEN,Wash. - A flag attacks track with his under- One story describes a Port file of a face can be made out in for help and the attackers drove was stolen and flowers and standing of "end times." Authority officer caught high dark smoke above the Trade off and were not located, police wreaths knocked over at a fire up in Trade Center tower as it Center in an Associated Press said. station memorial here to New "I think these kinds of things collapsed, surviving by riding photograph taken last week. Throughout the country, York firefighters lost in last have been going on for a long the debris all the way down. This has been called "the face of Muslims and other Americans week's terrorist attack on the time and they will continue and In one version of the story, he Satan" on some Internet post- who look Middle Eastern have World TradeCenter. probablyget worse," he said. was on the 82nd floor and broke ings, been the target of beatings, "I take this as a slap in the He said the group's followers both his legs. Frank Pita, a Skeptics say the face is no racial slurs, vandalism and other face not only for me, but for the have not been making any spokesman for the Port different from someone seeing hate crimes since last Tuesday's brave men and women who've unusual preparations since Authority, said Tuesday the images in clouds - they are terrorist attacks. given their lives this past week," Sept. 11, other than lowering report is unconfirmed and the seeing patterns where there is On Sunday,the OlympicView fire department Chief Dave Americanflags to half-staff. agency suspects it is not true. randomness. VinAlabiso, anAP Deli in Edmonds, owned by a Carlberg said of the vandalism. In the polygamist bordercom- E-mails about Nostradamus, vice president and the news longtime local resident who is "Where is humanitygoing? I'm at munities of Colorado City, Ariz., the 16th century French sooth- cooperative's executive photo Iranian,was vandalized. a loss. It wasn't anything we and Hildale, Utah, things also sayer credited by some with editor, has said that the photo Also Sunday,an East African couldn't fix, but the idea that appear normal. predicting Hitler's ascent and was untouched and that the AP man was pushingshoppingcarts someone would purposely do the French Revolution, now has a strict policy that prohibits at a Home Depot in south that," Carlbergsaid. "We're just trying to carry on credit him with foreseeing the the alteration ofthe content of a Seattle when two white men The repaired memorial the best we can; said Dan Trade Center attack. photo in any way. pulled up and threatened to includes three wreaths and at Barlow, mayor of Colorado City shoot him. The attacks did not least 10 flower arrangements and one of the leaders of the mention race or religion, but the surrounding a pair of rubber Fundamentalist Church of Jesus victim said he felt like it was a • boots and a Fire Department Christ of Latter-daySaints. PLOT hate crime, police said. New York shirt with an American THE ASSOCIATED PRESS continued from PAGE4

list of about 200· people it believes may have information "They cultivated or assisted the attacks. The friends, and blended government has detained 75 people for questioning and on into American society immigration charges, from to further their California to Germany. ability to strike. " At least four people on the list have been arrested as mate- A terrorism investigator rial witnesses, law enforcement Speaking to the Associated Press officials said 'Iuesday That on condition of anonymity means they are believed to have critical information about the plot and are at risk to flee. Several detainees have been many months and years, and flown to New York, where the that the terrorists spent signifi- grand jury is working and cant time training for it and where prosecutors have signifi- grooming supporters. cant anti-terrorism experience "One of the keys to under- from earlier cases involving bin standing this is the length of Laden. time these hijackers spent here. These detainees include These weren't people coming ztwo men who left the Newark, over the border just to attack N.J., airport aboard a flight quickly. ... They cultivated headed for Texas about the friends, and blended into same time as the hijackings. American society to further The men were grounded in St. their ability to strike," one Louis and then took a train investigator said. toward Texas, where they were Authorities said the fact that taken into custody. They had some of the men claimed to $5,000 cash and box cutters like have connections to Middle those used by the hijackers, Eastern countries friendly to immediately drawing the atten- the United States - Saudi tion oflaw enforcement. Arabia, Egypt and United Arab The FBI has traced the steps Emirates - may have lessened of the 19 known hijackers to suspicion. flight schools across the coun- On the financial trail, the try, from Maryland to Florida. Securities and Exchange The FBI is seeking as many Commission has received infoi-, as a dozen others who fit this mation from other U.S. regula- profile: Middle Eastern men tors about possibly suspicious who came to the United States, trading ahead of the attacks. got pilot licenses or sought European regulators are look, flight training, like the men ing to see if bin Laden's net_ who flew jetliners into the work sought to profit off invest., World Trade Center and ments related to the attacks. Pentagon. The potential collaborators Agents are investigating are also being linked by corn, whether some associates of munication intercepts - some the 19 hijackers planned or of which have occurred since did board other planes, possi- the attacks, authorities told AI>. bly with similar plans for sui- The complexity of the corn, cide hijackings that weren't munications led Attorney carried out. General John Ashcroft to plead Law enforcement has gath- with Congress to pass expand- ered evidence suggesting the ed investigative authority this plot was patiently hatched over week. .. REGION WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2001 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 13

WASHINGTON WILDFIRES State fears huge revenue losses Blazes The Associated Press Co. plans to layoff 20,000 to space job typically generates noted that state reserves, once burning 30,000 workers from its com- two or three allied jobs in the more than $1 billion, have OLYMPIA - Washington mercial airplane division. rest of the economy, Sohn said. dwindled to $456 million. revenue officials cut state rev- Sohn and state Budget ''It could be big," Brown said "The budget is in balance, Cascades enue projections by more than Director Marty Brown said Tuesday night. but it is getting tighter by the $100 million Tuesday and said Tuesday night that it's impossi- Brown and Sohn said an day," he said earlier 'Iuesday in The Associated Press they're closely watching the ble to calculate the impact of emergency revenue update an interview. Weekend lightning strikes economic effects of last week's the layoffs, because no one probably won't be done before He said restraint will have started several fires on the terrorist attacks - and big lay- knows exactly how deep the the next scheduled forecast in to be the watchword for state east slopes of the Cascade offs pending at Boeing. cutbacks will be. Further, two months. It probably will government spending. The state's chief economist, Congress may well bailout the take that long to get more solid Range, including a 500-acre The state Revenue Forecast Chang Mook Sohn, said he isn't airline industry, they said, and figures and projections, Sohn blaze on the Wenatchee Council took Sohn's recommen- worried about the state dipping that would help Boeing. said .. National Forest and a 350- dation and lowered the state into a recession, even with deep Still, both said the planned Sohn said the state's acre fire on the Gifford Pinchot revenue projections by $101 losses in the stock markets, layoffs could well hit the state finances will be tight in coming National Forest. million, reflecting a dampening blows to the aerospace and air- economy hard. Sohn said it's months until lower interest Fire had burned 500 acres of the state economy, including line industry and uncertainty too early to be talking about rates begin to jump-start the near Entiat on Tuesday, said lower-than-expected consumer about consumer confidence in recession, particularly with so national and state economies Robin DeMario, a spokes- the wake of the attacks. many unanswered questions. sometime next year. sales. woman for the Wenatchee His comments, though, The average Boeing job pays Brown said he can't rule out The dip compares with a National Forest. came before word that Boeing $55,000 a year and an aero- budget cuts this winter. He state budget of $22.8 billion. Three smaller fires covered less than 20 acres, she said. No injuries or damage was reported, but campgrounds AVIATION were evacuated. Air tankers loaded with retardant and helicopters with Eight identified in Mexico plane crash water worked Tuesday to try to control the 350-acre Salt Eight more victims band, Dwight Mitchell, 64,' of Washington football fans turned over to a Mexican Oak Harbor; Mary Kearney, aboard Holland America Line's funeral home and could be Creek fire in the Mount from Seattle area 57, of Oak Harbor; Ted Zylstra, MS Maasdam cruise in the returned to the United States Adams Wilderness on the 67, of Oak Harbor; Larry Caribbean. by midweek, Luoma- Gifford Pinchot National yet to be named Schwab, 50, of Auburn; Judy Luoma-Overstreet said it Overstreet said. Forest. will be difficult to identify the The fire was burning north The Associated Press Wade, 58, of Seattle; Shirley The Caribbean cruise ended others. of Trout Lake, said Linda Genther, 75, of Seattle; and in Miami, where those aboard "At this point, it's becoming Turner, a forest spokeswoman. SEATTLE - It may take Scott Columbia, 44, of Renton. had planned to attend the days or weeks to identify the The pilot of the plane, a increasingly likely that we will About 140 people were Washington-Miami football assigned to fight the fire in the remains of all 16 Seattle-area Mexican citizen, also has been need to use DNA to get identi- game last Saturday. The game steep, remote wilderness .• victims killed in the crash of a identified. . fications of all of the people," he was postponed after Tuesday's Crews had a nearly four-mile sightseeing plane last ~eek in All 16 passengers, the pilot told the Seattle Post- terrorist attacks, and now is to and two other crew members Intelligencer, hike to get to the blaze, Turner MexicO's Yucatan Penmsula, be held Nov. 24 in Miami. U.S. State Department offi- were killed when the aircraft Some family members in said. No injuries had been cials say. crashed and burned Washington state sent dental A public memorial service reported, and no buildings Charles Luoma-Overstreet, Wednesday while on a trip to records and other medical doc- for the 16 who died will be held U.S. consul in Merida, Mexico, view the Mayan ruins at uments to help identify loved Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Hec were threatened by the fire. said Mexican officials. ~ave Chichen Itza. ones. Edmundson Pavilion on the identified eight of the victims: The passengers were among The identified remains of University of Washington cam- www.dailyevergreen.com Lois Mitchell, 60, and her hus- 1,151 University of the Americans were being pus.

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Need someone to take over lease in Custodian - Nights, 12 month posi- Call 883-3240 • Roommate wanted for quiet 2 bdrm. www.kipdev.com apt. $197.50/mo. Free WID. Close tion,3:30PM-12:00AM. $9.77/hour. duplex, $215/mo., WID, west of ...... to campus. 883-0578. Closing date September 28, 2001. ~~~------campus. 334-1507, ask for Nicole. Moscow School District, 650 N . 410 Computers Spacious 3 bdr, 1.5 ba. Close to bus Cleveland, Moscow, ID 83843- 1 rmmt. to share 2 bdrm. apt. NICE, QUIET 2 bdrm. apt. in 4-plex, Pili 850m hz, 256mb RAM, 209i9 hd rt on Military Hill. Avail 10/1.. 3659. (208) 892-1126, $210/mo. + util. First & last mo. rent near WSU. Private parking, on bus rt, 15" monitor, modem, WINme, Offic~ www.sd281.k12.id.us EOE pd. Call 334-6360. kitchen furnished, large living room & $560/mo + utI. Pets OK. 334-6700. 2000, $650 OBO. 332-7200. bdrm. Laundry facil, no smoking. M/F rmmt. to share 4 bdrm/2 ba. du- Lg. 2BR/2ba, pets OK, WID, DW, Call (800)791-7979. Seeking PT help, wkends & evens ~~=------plex. WID. Off street pkg. AC, ethernet. Close to bus. 430 Furniture $723/mo. 332-0776. may be req. No wkdays; perfect for $235/mo. 332-7928. Ask for Gary. MINlTTES FROM CAMPUS: Great Prices! Newly Remodeled 1 Br Apts. students. Drop off resume/pick up Black futon/bunkbed. Excellent condition. $100. Call 332-8082. Wanted quiet, resp, animal loving, NS Contact Assoc. Brokers @ 334-0562 150 app. @ Laser Challenge. 332-5527. M/F rmmt for nice 4 bdr/2 ba house WlL-RU APTS. Office/Commercial w/ WID. Located near PHS, near Our quiet community next to the bus. $250/mo. + UtI. 338-9056. Chipman Trail offers on-slte manage- Office Mall. Individual offices. Central Close to campus. Walk to class. ment, laundry facilities, parldng and downtown historic building. From 835 NE B St. 11bdrm/3 ba house. 1 on a bus rt. Only have a few 1 & 2 br $100. Call 332-4717 or 332-2841. bdr. left. $425/mo utI. incl. WID. left. Sorry, no pets. 332-5631 253-847-8516. YNiW.palouse.neVailamerican prime commercial Qoace--OOwr)town .P!.!II!mm... 1400 sq ft in renovated, his- Sublease 3 br 1 ba, lower level, 210 M/F rmmt. to share 3 bdrm. 2 ba. toric, brick bldg. City parking lot on NW Coryell, water/sewer/trash pd, apt. WID, DW, AC, $255/mo + utiI. block. Will remodel to suit with lease. $600/mo. Assoc Brokers 334-0562 September paid. Call 332-5288. $900/mo. 332-2841 or 332-4717. Studio, 1, 2 & 5 bdrms. avail. in quiet 2 quiet M/F for 3 Br w/yard, WID, S. Grand bldg. Flex. leases, pets al- garbage disposal, parking, low heat. lowed. Call 208-301-1132 (local call) REAL ESTATE Price reduced. Call 334-4407. A1sue Apts: 2 bdrms, laundry facility, Clean, quiet M roommate for 6 bdrm. off st. pkng, cats ok, $425, Helene's 205 Houses' 3 bath house across from Rec Ctr. Property Place, LLC, 338-9008 $250/mo. + util. Ryan, 338-0826. Pullman: 4 br 2 ba family home, 2700 ON CAMPUS: Elmhurst Apts. 2 sq ft, 2 fireplaces, GFA furnace Apts. For Rent bdrms avail. Only $495/mo! Hel- w/AC, yard, $165K. 334-0832. 105 ene's Property Place, LLC 338-9008 Attractive 1 br apt. in historic bldg. Central downtown. $350/month. EMPLOYMENT Call 332-4717 or 332-2841. 301 General fOR AKA fRATERNiTY. Helene's Property Place, LLC. Bernett Research now hiring for - summer and fall help. Work a flexible 225 NE Olsen *Pullman" schedule, making $7/hr and up, plus 338-9008 incentives, 7 days/week. No sales involved. Stop by the Eastside IFor ALL Your Rental Needs!I, Marketplace in Moscow or give us a call at (208) 883-0885. 397-4345 for www.helenespr~ertyplace.com I NEWS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2001 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 15 SCIENCE -NEwsBRIEFS Researchers find Lupus Gene lingerie store wins decision The Associated Press duplicated by other labs and new studies develop arthritis. In serious cases, it can must be conducted to see if the gene is attack the DNA and proteins in the healthy MIAMI- Victoria's Secret Colorado researchers working with bio- found in humans with lupus. cells of kidneys and other vital organs. won $120,000 in damages engineered mice say they have identified 'We believe this is one piece of the puz- from a company that chose the first gene that increases the risk of It inostl~ strikes women. of childbearing zle," said the study's senior investigator, Internet domain names similar developing lupus, a crippling and some- age. Genetic factors are beheved to predis- Brian Kotzin of the University of Colorado pose some people to lupus, although envi- to the lingerie company's times fatal inflammatory disease. name. Health Sciences Center in Denver. ronffi:ental factors such as infection, drug The researchers said that while prob- Victoria's Cyber Secret said "If it turns out to be true, it would be an reactions, hormones and stress may trigger ) lems with gene Ifi202 are specifically asso- they were for planned adult ciated wit_h.lupus, many other subtle gene enormous advance," said Dr. john Klippel, it. Steroids and chemotherapy are used to treat its symptoms, but there is no cure. entertainment sites starring abnormalitIes are believed to be involved in medical director for the Arthritis Playboy Playmate Victoria the complex disorder. Foundation and formerly a lupus expert at A research team at the University of . Silvstedt. The research, published in the the National Institutes of Health. Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Silvstedt told the judge the September issue of the Journal Immunity, Lupus is an autoimmmune disease, Dallas is investigating a cluster of different company was not authorized to is confined to mice bred to be susceptible to meaning the body's own defenses attack its genes that, depending on their interaction use her name or likeness. She the disease. The finding still needs to be healthy tissues. Many people with lupus also may trigger lupus or suppress it. ' plans no future business with the limited partnership. TECHNOLOGY PUBLIC SAFETY Owner blamed Internet worm Wyoming wreck for dog attack SAN FRANCISCO- Nearly 1,000 pages of grand jury tes- survivor charged timony released Tuesday sug- returns to Web gest owners of two dogs that The Associated Press fered severe cuts, some inter- killed a neighbor had trouble The Associated Press Code Red mobilized law nal damage and a concussion controlling the animals even LARAMIE, Wyo. - The enforcement agencies and pri- but no broken bones, his before the attack. WASHINGTON lone survivor of a wreck that vate companies in an unprece- grandmother said in a tele- Marjorie Knollerfaces a sec- Attorney General John killed eight Wyoming runners dented effort, as the Internet phone interview from her one-degree murder charge inthe Ashcroft Tuesday warned com- worm infected hundreds of was charged Tuesday with January mauling of Diane puter users about a new home in Maybell. thousands of computers. vehicular homicide and being Whipple. She and Robert Noel Internet threat that could slow "He's very emotional. "It's causing enormous pain drunk at the time of the also face charges of involuntary the global network worse than crash. We're all very emotional," because it is at least an order Sally Haskins said. Haskins' manslaughter and keeping a the "Code Red" worm that Clinton Haskins, a mem- of magnitude more aggressive parents and teen-age sister mischievous dog. struck earlier this summer. ber of the university's rodeo than Code Red," said Alan are with him at the hospital, Knoller and Noel were car- Ashcroft said the FBI and team, was charged with eight . Paller, director of research at she said. ing for the dogs when they private firms are assessing the counts of aggravated vehicu- attacked Whipple. the nonprofit SANS Institute. She also said her grandson effects of the program, known "It's a pretty vigorous attack- lar homicide. The complaint as "W32-Nimda," which has was a careful driver with er," also charged Haskins was much experience traveling Woman may 'affected possibly tens of thou- drunk but provided no sands of computers. As the In addition to direct Internet the rodeo circuit. attacks, the worm can also specifics. ''He has driven miles and not stand trial program spreads, its activity The Albany County can slow or shut down travel via e-mail. The e-mail miles without an incident," HOUSTON - A jury was Attorney's Office and police selected Tuesday to decide if a Internet service for regular message is typically blank, and she said. "I've ridden with contains an attachment called refused to comment. him." woman accused of drowning users. Haskins faces up to 20 her five children in their bath- "The scanning activity thus "README.EXE." Antivirus The crash occurred about years in prison on each count tub is fit to stand trial. far indicates that this could be experts warn that users should- 1:30 a.m. Sunday, when heavier than the July activity of n't open unexpected attach- if convicted. Bond was set at Haskins' pickup collided Eleven women and one man were chosen to deter- Code Red," Ashcroft said. ments. $100,000. The aggravated head-on with a sport-utility But Ashcroft dismissed the Efforts to isolate and track nature of the charges is based vehicle carrying eight mem- mine the mental competency idea that Nimda is related to the worm were hampered by - on Haskins' alleged intoxica- bers of the cross-country team of Andrea Yates, 37. The tion. process was delayed for a the attacks in New York and the swiftness of the attack. returning from a non-school A court appearance was trip to Fort Collins, Colo. week because of the terrorist Washington. Vincent Gullotto, head attacks. antivirus researcher for pending. Haskins, 21, of Police say Haskins' pickup "There is no evidence at this Maybell, Colo., was listed in Harris County District time which links this infection McAfee. com, said the first appeared to have drifted into Attorney Chuck Rosenthal has fair condition at Ivinson the oncoming lane on the two- with the terrorist attack of last report came at about 9 a.m. said his office will seek the Memorial Hospital. He suf- lane highway. week," he said. EDT, from a site in Norway. death penalty.

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' order to claimthese items. , , '" 16 THE DAILY EVERGREEN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,2001 KIcKING BACK WEIRD, WACKY, AND JUST Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis ACROSS 71 Brother of 36 league 52 Absolute PLAIN ODD 1 Mutton source Aaron 37 DOze 53 Valerie 6 A large quan- DOWN 38 SI. louis-to- Harper role The Associated Press Hickok in Deadwood, S.D. tilY 1 Thick slices Chicago dir. 54 Numeral 10 Fisherman's 2 Hunting call 41 Foolisn 56 Safari sight Hickok was a scout, marshal, hook 3 Mystery 44 Excavated 57 Indian noble- Crosswalks may gunfighter and gambler in Kansas 14 Dipper writer's award 46 Marsupial women 15 European 4 Chosen ones known for 58 Furious From Universal Press Syndicate and other Western states before capital 5 More cheerful pretending 59 High spots? end turtle deficit dying in the gold rush town of 16 Eye flirta- 6ala_ 48 Brief filer 62 Westminster CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: VALENTINE, Neb. - There are Deadwood in 1876. tiously 7 Customa!y . 50 Eagle's tactic gallery 17 Tattered 8 ''The 'It' Girl" 51 Newscaster Trisha Yearwood, Jeremy Irons, pedestrian crossings, cattle Young's sculpture is part of a Tom's creator Bow Ellerbee Rosemary Harris, Paul Williams crossings, even deer crossings. three-year, $3.5 million restora- 18 Kind of per- 9 Delay Happy Birthday: You'll do whatever sonality 10 NHL: star ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: Now there are spots designat- tion project. . 19 Appear dra- Bobby Hull's is necessary to finish projects this year. ed for turtle crossings at a wildlife matically nickname You're a team player and a willing candi- Kids give profits 20 Edward 11 Old public refuge in Nebraska. Teach's nick- square date for a lead position. Your competi- To preserve rare Branding's tur- to Red Cross name 12 Scoff at tors don't have your ability to find solu- tles, officials in north-central 22 Percussion 13 L.yons lady tions and move in a positive direction. CHARLOTIE, N.C. instrument 21 Got going Nebraska have put up chain link Lemonade sold for $20 per paper 23 Combat mis- 25 Flusfled Your numbers: 17, 23, 31, 34, 42, 48 fences to help herd them through sion 27 Publisher ARIES (March 21-Apr1119): Take it cup this weekend, and customers 24 Honored Chandler culverts under U.S. Highway 83. say it couldn't have tasted sweeter. poet, e.g. 29 Immature easy; the less aggravation the better. The Valentine National Wildlife 26 1t may need newt It's time to come up with some good Neighbors opened their hearts boosting 30 Damage ideas. It's a good idea to work alone and Refuge is funding a study to eval- and pocketbooks to help a group 28 Write 31 Rage 29 Went from not share your thoughts just yet. 3 stars uate the effectiveness of cross- of youngsters raise $1,000 for 32 Civil War Col. --:.!.I.:;.!,;,;, one country John Mosby's ~-'-+"-fIII_ TAURUS (April 2O-May 20): Female ings near the wetlands, which are the American Red Cross in just to another nickname colleagues will help complete the job. home to the turtles, said the two days of work at their lemon- 35 Islamic spirit 33 N.Y. clock refuge's Mark Lindvall. 39 Jamie of setting However, you should find out what they ade stand. "M'*A*S'*H" 34 Profound want in return. Be up-front if you don't Blanding's turtles can live up The group of mainly 9- to 12- 40 Japanese to 70 years. They are listed Amencan want surprise or humiliation. 3 stars year-olds lettered signs that read 42 "Mrs. Bridge" GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You'll be nationally as a species of special "Donate to the Red Cross for novelist concern, which means they could Connell charming, clever and direct today. This is America!" and flapped them at 43 Tire pattern a good time to clear the air and let others be headed for extinction or endan- drivers, skaters and bicyclists. 45 Court red status. reporter's know your beliefs and intentions. 5 stars To the kids' amazement, cus- device CANCER (June 21-July 22): Focus 47 Actor Brynner rate gambler's tomers were soon lining up. on perfecting your home, not on yourself 49 Baby food ."._-+--+--+--+_~ "People were giving us $10, 50 lazy sort today. You will find it relaxing to curl up memory lives on $20 and more," marveled young 55 TVA sponsor and watch television or read a book in GRAND ISLAND, Neb. - A George Caroline White. 60 Accompanied the evening. 3 stars retired high school art teacher will The kids and parents are so LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You are in be sculpting a memorial to Wild thrilled about their results that 61 ~Olfing "greaFGreg need of some entertainment, so don't Bill Hickok, the gunfighter and some are already talking about Norman's sit around waiting for the phone to ring. gambler killed during a poker next weekend - homemade red, nickname 63 Aware of Make a few phone calls to close friends game. white and blue sugar cookies and 64 Hindu disci- and organize the event. 4 stars David Young has won a com- lemonade on the other side of the Qline VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Expand 65 Egyptian mission for a 7 1j2-foot-taII neighborhood. peninsula your horizons. Talk to your boss about a memorial to mark the grave of 66 Keats works raise or advancement. Let hirn or her 67 Perfect Time, say' know your plans and how you fit into the 68 link company. If working for someone else is 69 Auditioner's tiring, invest in and start your own busi- quest 70 Daily fee ness. 3 stars By Donald E. West UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You will (c)2001 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 'Not As Briefed" I be in the mood for love. However, if you don't have a partner or your current partner is not receptive, don't despair. You will enjoy shopping for something to enhance your looks. 3 stars SCORPIO (Oct. 23-NOY. 21): Don't divulge your ideas to others until you're certain they're fail-proof. You're onto something good and don't want to take the chance of losing it. 3 stars SAGITTARIUS (NoY. 22-Dec. 21): Call a friend for an eye-opening discus- ...... c···· ...•,...... _. sion of your present situation. If you get out and network, you'll meet someone l Lecture on Moral Education l who will be useful in the future. 4 stars , "Theories and Approaches to Moral Education , CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You will not make wise decisions conceming Itt. from a Baha'i Perspective" Itt. your position at work. Self.deception about your worth IS likely to lead down Whether partidpating in the famous Doolittle Raid, crashing • Presented by: Dr. Rhett Diessner • the wrong path. Don't push your luck and eluding capture in Italy, or SUIViving life in a GennanStalag, WSU Ijne Arts : Lewis and Clark State ColIege : with a boss. 2 stars graduate G~ docwnented his experiences Inwatercolors and sketches. Sponsored by: WSU Baha'i Club AQUARIUS (Jan. 2OFeb. 18): YouWIll Co-sponsored by Alumni Relations and WSU Press. shine at social functions today.Attend inter- ~.;;;'..------". -,...-:'~''''-' -...,-.-·'·...,...----··--o,;------.--<-s. Date: Sept. 20, 2001 esting events or activities to meet new : Location: Avery Hall - Bundy Reading Room. : acquaintances.Sudden changes in your : Time: 7:00 pm : personal life do look prornising. 5 stars £~ep~~l!lb~~17~O~to~e!6) PISCES (Feb. 19March 20): You flIt Classic approac.hcs that will be addressed include flIt should be taking better care of yourself. > ·••••••••(Op~D~atur~ys,~.eptepllJer2~7aadOcto~er..6;20(1) Kohlberg's moral reasoning and "Just Community;" Look honestly at your diet and make a concerted effort. to improve what you I Gilligan and Noddings' "Caring" approach; Values 1 consume. It's time to become serious , Clarification; and Character Education. about prolonging longevity. 3 stars ·...... C···· ...•,...... _. COPYRIGHT 2001 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE

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