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Greg Connolly Argonaut
In today's gasoline driven world, BC IQn the bicycle plays a crucial role in transportation for college students. Lianna Shepherd What many riders fail to acknowl- edge are the city and state codes Argonaut that exist for their safety. sophomore Travis Thompson According to Idaho law, the same When in New Zealand and Aus- trafflc laws to bikes and other studied abroad apply tralia, gained more than a larger back- human-energy propelled vehicles he ground in anthropology, he gained a mis- that apply to cars and trucks. This includes the use of headlights after sion. Shocked the treatment of Aborigines sunset. Bicycle lights must illumi- by Thompson sought to learn nate at least 500 feet ahead. Bikes in Australia, more about modern atrocities. also must have a reflector clearly "It was like I was a little kid "Thomp- displayed on the back of the bike. son said. "I wanted to know if there was "The law of gross tonnage says more of this stuff going on.", . that the biggest object usually wins. Thompson eventually decided to re- between a three quarter ton So, search Sudan and read "The Devil Came suburban truck and a bicycle, right Horseback," Brian Steidle. Accord- suburban's to on by or wrong, the going it was mind blowing." win," said Lt. Paul Kwiatkowski of ing to Thompson, "It's one thing for someone not to know, the Moscow Police Department. it's another to know and do nothing," In order to prevent unfortunate Thompson said he encourages riders to accidents, Determined to start an organization on follow all city ordinances, wear campus, Thompson consulted the ASUI reflective clothing as well as a hel- office and discovered he had not been the and safe riding tech- met practice first to have this idea. Over the years, oth- niques. ers have tried to start up clubs and organi- riders fail to realize that Many zations to fight global injustice, but none are state law to use they required by have been very successful. Consequently, while at night. a headlight riding Thompson decided to organize a chapter for as Local retailers sell headlights of STAND at UI. citaflon for low as $15.In contrast, a STAND, a student anti-genocide coali- bike headlight is 46.50, as lack of a $ tion, is a national organization that serves are all bike-related offenses. student in colleges, "I it's as a guide for groups think unreasonable, being them to develop their efforts for fresh- helping that there are streetlights," Darfur and anti-genocide activism. Al- man Kaleb Houck said regarding "For though over 600 colleges and universities the headlight requirement. branches of the program there isn' to have most cases, there is enough light one in Idaho. A chapter was started in Boi- shouldn't ride safely. You be riding se but it eventually fell apart. isn't enough light." there if there "You could say it's ignorance, Aryan . According to Kwiatkowski, this, con!se&ative='it law'eW6*for the safety'f the bike history, -isolationism or titude," said., ".Bute~met;that, -rider artd all other 'people who make Thompson finite. it''he media, these us'e of the street. Often times the seems so Really thin s just don't get publicity so no one person riding a bike can't be easily it." seeri a car at The is if about by night. hope have been the person has a headlight and tail While the state reaction may from UI has been en- reflector, the nturlber of accidents limited, the response thusiastic. can be cut down. neces- Another riders don' Beginning with the three people thing many could see know is the law requires bikes to sary to start up a club, Thompson another the end of the month. While be registered with Moscow police. 15 by talking to classes about STAND's mission, For a one time fee of $7, the police Photo illustration by Mathias Morache/Argonaut he has seen a positive response from ev- department will add a bike's serial Bicyclists could be fined $46.50 for riding without headlights. he's encountered, ASUI. number, make, model, color and the eryone especially infbrmation to its owners personal owners have not taken advantage of Kwiatkowski said. Moscow compared to one bike re-. DARFUR, database. See page 4 this licensing system are auctioned This number could be greatly ported returned to owner. This is of- Kwiatkowski believes this reg- ten due to people not locking their by the police, every year, . reduced if people would lock their istration system is crucial when bike "We usually have somewhere in bikes no matter where they are and up. it comes to lost or stolen bikes. If Kwiatkowski once took a report l3artur Week the police locate a bicycle that is li- the vicinity of 300 to 400 bicycles license 'their bikes with the police. censed, they can quickly return it to that are auctioned off every year Since Aug.', there have been 33 EVENTS found bikes whose claimed them," bikes reported stolen in the city of See BIKES, page 5 its owner. Many since nobody has Monday and Tuesday "Facing Sudan" film 7 p.m. and 9:30p.m. Borah Theater, SUB Tuesday's 7 p.m. showing in- Vandalism strikes Pi Phi house, sign cludes a presentation by guest Dave Peckham with the Village Bi- his that is no longer in business cle Project and a showing of pany "Ayamye." Police: Friendly and will. be, expensive to replace, d ocumentary could end in Knickerbacher said, possibly sev- pranks eral thousand dollars, making the Wednesday . crime a felony. "Invisible Children" felony charges "A film lot of people get brave after 7 p.m. and 9:30p.m. think Savannah Cummings six or eight beers and they Borah Theater SUB wonderful ideas," Knick- Argonaut they have erbacher said. "If (Pi Phi) gets their Thursday don't know that It appears that some University property back, I in charg- Darfur Genocide Aware- Idaho students are living up to they'e interested pressing Camp of es." ness tents their mascot in a bad way. isn't first incident of All Vandalism at UI has increased This the day vandalism against the Greek com- Commons Courtyard since the start of school in August, this year. During formal re- Featuring letter writing, petitions said campus patrol officer Joe Knick- munity someone broke in to the and a chance to make a video diary erbacher. UI has seen an increase in cruitment, halls while the sororities to send to senators. Guest speak- car break-ins and graffiti, as well as residence were out of the building and stole ers will be available for brown bag damage in the Greek community. Knickerbacher said. Anoth- discussion groups The Pi Beta Phi sorority house things, sorority house had the benches has experienced several instances of er I'he its building stolen, said At 8 p.m. in the SUB Ballroom, vandalism since a fire destroyed the in front of Greek adviser Adrien Loehring. speaker Gabrielle Staurinj will talk building Aug. 1, including the theft Roger Rowles/Argonaut "We ha've had problems with on the current situation in Darfur, of some of the letters on the house's sign in front of Pi Beta Phi bears no marks before the bui/ding. in the but it does empty followed by a candelight peace and an attempted break-in late vandalism past sign seem to be more apparent so far this march to the commons lawn for Friday night. to the point anymore in society that which are worth around said year," Loehring said. $3,000, "Night Out For Darfur. Students Two days after the fire, someone those kinds of where you'e Elizabeth coordinator for Perpetrators might think they pranks Higgins, will be allowed to camp on the stole the "B"off the sign in front of stealing stuff has gotten a little out orientation and judicial affairs. That are being funny and playing pranks lawn for the evening the house, Knickerbacher said, The of hand. I don't think are the crime in on fellow students, but they need people puts felony status. letter was returned, but then the it as furiny." "People don't 'as to know their actions are criminal, taking recognize it "P," "I," "T" and "A" were stolen. A common is," Friday Knickerbacher said, prank is the theft of the crime that it Higgins said. Last week, the sorority removed all the Greek communities "They think it's they'l UN International Peace Day "Iwent to college, I remember the composites a prank so the letters from the sign to stop any — frames that have 'We'l take Commons Plaza stuff we did to each other in good large pictures be like, just nick that and further theft. the current humor," he said. "I think it's gotten of house memkers— The sign was made by a com- See Pl PHI, page 5
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Advertising Manager [email protected] ho.edu Daniella Tobar (208) 885-8993 Friday Sept IC 2007 Page 4 The Argonaut Mea ans no on er For her second year in the program Women's Mentoring women's mentoring Hasenoehrl switched from the mentee to mentor position. program supports PROGRAM "I was at a point where I could switch USt Or orms women on campus, roles and give back," she said. "Personally Applications are due Sept. 21 (helping others) is what I like to do." builds friendships to the Women's Center, Memorial As a mentor, Hasenoehrl was paired a civil engineering undergrad. Off-campus students get dining plan Gym Room 109 or bethanya@ui- with Applicants are paired based on what I jessica Mullins daho.edu. they are looking for in a relationship, per- Brandon Macz lan offering a 7.5 percent Argonaut Applications are available on the sonality and character, Anderson said. onus totaling 215.'Freedom Women's site, www. Argonaut $ Center Web "At the first I was like 'oh my goodness is 400 at a 10 percent Two years ago, when she was a junior at Rings $ uidaho.edu/womenscenter. I have to know things,'" Hasenoehrl said, students bonus totaling 440. Freedom the University of Idaho, mechanical engi- For off-campus $ "But I figured out the positive side and for them- Forward is 600 with a 15 neering student Jennifer Hasenoehrl began struggling to cook $ that was that I don't know everything but the sounds of pes- percent bonus, totaling $690. to feel overwhelmed with her field. selves over ment and empowerment to succeed in col- we can figure it out together." detectors, campus Students can add more mon- else who ky smoke She needed to find someone lege," Anderson said. The time commitment is decided be- services is offering a to their plan at any time at said. dining ey had made it further than her, she There has been a lot of interest in the tween the mentor and mentee. There are new meal designed for a minimum of $50. "For plan me, you sit in class and realize program, Anderson said. Anderson hopes no regulations on meeting requirements, commuters, faculty and stu- "The great thing with this there is only one girl in class," Ha'senoehrl to exceed the number of last year's 65 par- Anderson said. dents in the Greek system. plan, if you add in increments said. "It is not that the guys aren't friendly, ticipants. Women or men can apply to be "It is a relaxed program," Anderson "The Freedom Plan is a of 50, you a 10 percent $ get . but it puts up another barrier. You have to a mentor, but the mentees may only be "There no guidelines. (Meet- plan," bonus," Yeamans said. said. are rigid whole separate dining prove your worth in a class." women. There are no age restrictions for httle as often as you Mike Thompson is the di- mg) can happen as or said Brenda Livelsberger, She joined the Women's Center Wom- either role. like." who is in charge of marketing rector of operations for cam- en's Mentoring Program and was given an Anderson would like to see more wom- The mentoring program provides de- for the Vandal Card Program pus dining and said that the older mentor in her field. en in the business, math and engineer- fined roles and structure. and the one who proposed new plan has been purchased "It was inspiring and encouraging to ing worlds seeking support in these male "Sometimes it is hard to set out bor- the plan. "I wanted to come by nearly 60 students so far, find someone to look up to," Hasenoehrl dominated fields, she said. ders," Hasenoehrl said. with a dining plan that He said the plan makes sense up said. "You never know what is down the for the are her mentoring relationship would convenient for stu- for students who don't want While applications program Both years be someone share roles a friend- and those in to use cash or on other path but it is nice to have to due Sept. 21, the application process never transitioned from defined to dents, faculty rely with." life." means of while on the walk closes, but late applicants will have a more ship level, she said, the Greek payment a master's in Unlike other dining plans, campus. Americorps member and UI graduate limited pool for matches, Anderson said. Hasenoehrl, now pursing coordina- "I said she gained a students can purchase meals "It's amazing to me how Bethany Anderson is the new wanted to help students basically mechanical engineering, Women's succeed," from her experiences as a mentor and using their Vandal cards at many students are tied to tor for the Mentoring program, pursue their goals and help them lot campus dining location their debit and credit cards," which is beginning its tlurd year on cam- Anderson said, who showed interest in the mentee. any Ame- "There side of school that without the use of flex dol- Thompson said. "You get pus since it was re-started in 2005. position before she was assigned by is a personal "When I was to college I a classroom doesn't always open its door lars. more than you pay for de- "(The program) provides young women ricorps. going needed encouragement and support." to," Hasenoehrl 'said. "Some guy came up and pending on which plan you with support and a source of encourage- said, 'If'you ever tasted my go with." cooking, you would Dining plans must be re- know'hat I'm buying smartly," newed at the end of every Yeamans said. semester, but the Freedom Students can choose from Plan offers a rollover from three different cost plans, fall into the spring semester each of which offer sign up so students will not lose any bonuses. money still on their cards. \ ~ ") "It gives you what they To sign up for the plan, call more bang for the buck," students can go to the Vandal said David Yeamans, techni- Card Office in the Student cal records specialist for stu- Union Building or sign up dent accounts, online at www.uidaho.edu/ Freedom First is a $200 dining. Tara Malmquist, an intern at ASUI's Center for Volun- from page 1 teerism and Social Action, is responsible for the week and "All I had was an idea of wants to, "shed light on an .what I wanted to do, they under represented cause," showed me how I could she said. ~If r),'ay+),:~);,"k make it happen," Thompson "This is to show students said. that they have a voice, and STAND's they can make '.~iS>- *. firs even ' Really it'S a dtff Night to Save ~ Malmquist said. Darfur," will the media, Students will take place at I be able to par- 7 30 p m today theSe thtngS ticipate in peti- t ust don tions and letter Lawn. Refresh- j, t writing that ments and a get public will be sent to p(, showing of the state senators film "Hotel ity SO nO by ASUI as well Rwanda" will ~ ~ as video diaries be featured one th~nks that STAND wl'h will post on its »g abOut i :i ) booths from Web site. '~i If Ir M ~Nt organizations Thompson such as Global Travis is grateful for Grassroots, the support. 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"During the Yep, it looks like Sigma Chi pants points and are always a 2004-05 year, Sigma Chi chap- members will do just about really good time. ters (nationwide) donated over anything to raise money for It was Thursday's event, $800,000 to CMN hospitals." charity. however, that seemed to draw Besides the satisfaction of This week the fraternity held the most attention. The auction contributing time to a wonder- its annual Derby Day's philan- called "Date-a-Sig," always ful charity, Hembree said the thropy and is doing everything seems to be the highlight of sorority who rakes in the most they can to make saving lives the week and women flood the points, will have a special par- as much fun as possible. fraternity's lodge to bid at the ty thrown just for them, along Sigma Chi's Andrew Hem- show, Hembree said. with receiving the Derby Day' bree is in charge of the fund- "We go out on stage and get trophy. raiser that will bene+ the Chil- auctioned off to the highest bid- "Most sororities are great, dren's Miracle Network and der, and then go on a date that they'ork amazingly hard to Huntsman's Cancer Founda- we have planned," he said. win it," he said. "Ibelieve peo- tion. Junior member Brad But- . ple should contribute because He said they usually raise ler said the auction is always it is a great feeling to give back about $3,000, but this year the campus's favorite part of to your community and help they'e shooting for $4,000 to the week and he can't think of people in need." help the causes that hit so close a better way to contribute to Butler agreed and said this to home. those in need while having a is one of the best weeks of the Huntsman's'The was start- great time. year. because you know you ed by (Sigma Chi alum) Jon "Some of the guys get re- are doing something that will Huntsman Sr., and every dollar ally creative on stage and put benefit those who are in a great . we raise for them gets matched on a really great show for the deal of pain. out of his pocket," Hembree ladies," he said. "Plus, it is the "I love helping with this said. part of the week that makes our fundraiser because I have a The week's festivities started charities the most money." great time, and iI know what /ake Barber / Argonaut Wednesday and aim to involve Hembree said the UI chapter we are doing is to a great going"I Sigma Chi hosts the Date-a-Sig auction Thursday'night to celebrate its Dirby Days fundraiser. the entire Greek system. Hem- of the fraternity has put on this cause," he said. might get a bree said each sorority has as- event since 1993and its nation- little embarrassed during the the Sigma Chi signed coaches from the house wide efforts have helped thou- week, but it is all worth it if it Anyone interested in mak- ther causecancontactHembree edu or stop by house., to help them make a banner sands 'of sick children across will help someone else out." ing donations to help with ei- at [email protected]. Loca/BRIEFS Rome tonight as three frater- a Celtic, pop, bluegrass band 'customers to fill out and give Calendar SIKES nities unite to throw an old- who will play at 7 p.m. The input regarding their market fashioned toga party at the Phi beer garden opens for the after- experience. For information from 1 e-mail kbums@ page Memorial service Kappa Alpha fraternity house, noon Saturday and Sunday. call 883-7036or Today The party is being hosted by For a schedule of events ci.moscow.id.us. Last day to add/drop class from a girl who lost her $1,000 for Blakesley Tues. Farm House, Alpa Tau Omega and entertainment, go to www. and will latahcountyfair.corn. without a fee bicycle downtown. She left it un- A memorial service for For- and Phi Kappa Alpha Microsoft offers live bands, includ- locked 'outside of a coffee shop, rest Russell Blakesley, 18, a featiue two due Music will special rate DIGG grant proposals and when she returned to it later freshmen mechanical engineer- ing Pause 4 Effect. Sessions held for around 5 p.m. in the day, it was gone. When he ing student, begin playing 10p.m. Microsoft is introducing a Attendees must wear a toga Farmers'arket asked her why she didn't lock wi'll be promolion to invite students "Serendib" Performance to get into the event, Allowed Information sessions re- who are actively enrolled at ed- the bike, she responded that this held at 10 Har tung Theatre is Moscow, things like that don' a.m. Tues- attendees indude anymembers garding the proposal to move ucational institutions and have and their in- 7:30p.m. happen here. day at the of the host houses a section of,the Farmers Mar- a valid e-mail address from and members of "lf you had $1,000 in cash, Nazarene vited guests ket to Main Street will be held the institution to purchase M- Competition the three invited houses, Sigma Wearable Art would you leave it sitting in the Church. at the Moscow Chamber of crosoft Office Ultimate 2007 at Presentation Nu, Sigma Chi and the FIJIs. open7 It's the same way with a Blakes- Commerce. These sessions will a student price of $59.95. The Kenworthy Performing,'rts 2008. bike or computer," Kwiatkowski ley, a gradu- Latah fair be open for the public's ques- promotion ends April 30, Center said. "If you want something sto- ate of Mos- County tions and comments. Several Office Ultimate 2007 pro- 7:30p.m. len, leave it unlocked. It's unfortu- cow High with different times have vides students with a compre- this weekend days I nate, but it happens in'this com-. School.d ed been set up to try and accom- hensive set of tools that can for Darfur Forest The Latah County Fair Night Q1urllty. modate people's schedules. help them create high-quality Tower Lawn 'he fair- same goes for computers. BlakeSley day. He is began Thursday at the These sessions have been tar- documents, gather and con- located at 552 S. Ad- 7:30p.m. The majority of computer theft on survived grounds, geted for downtown business- solidate lecture notes and other ams road near Safeway, and campus 'could be easily avoided if by parents Glenn Blakesley es to participate, but our open information, stay organized, continues through Sunday. The Saturday the owner properly locked it be- arid Janeece Cook and sisters to all customers of the market find what they are looking for carnival opens at 11a.m. today fore leaving the room. A laptop Jasmine, Jessica, Kaitlynn and citizens of Moscow. quickly, and easily collaborate John Dickinson Memorial and Sunday and 10 a,m. Sat- and lock can be purchased at office Calley Jo. A memorial fund . held Mon- with colleagues and profes- Service and runs "until the fun A session will be supply stores for around $30. will be set up at Washington urday An- Adnunistration Auditorium ends." Arm bands for the car- day from noon to 2 p.m. sors. Students also are encouraged to Mutual Bank. 2007 in- 2 p.m. nival cost $22 Friday and. Sat- other session will be held Sept, Office Ultimate register their computers with IT. 26 from 8-10a.m. dudes Word, Excel, Power- com- urday or you can purchase 24 If the person who stole a Fraternities join The City of Moscow Art Point, Outlook and several Sunday puter decides to log onto the coupons for $18 or 40 coupons Department will also have an other programs. Students can !', schools wireless network, the po- for toga party for $30. Fair exhibits dose at 10 Janet Reed Memorial Service information booth set up at find program detafls and see lice can track the computer using New Greek Row may p.m. Administration Auditorium Saturday's entertainment the Moscow Farmers Market. if they'e eligible at www. information obtained from the IT look like it's taken a step into 2 p.m. The Tiller's Surveys will be available for theultiwmatesteal.corn. department, will feature Folly, "And when what you take is over dents have the right to take their case sity may still chose to. girls live there. It's their house. I PI PHI $1,000 —that's grand theft. That' before the Student Judicial Council "We have a very close relationship would hate to think that it was other prison time." and to enter into an agreed settlement working with the Moscow Police Greek community members doing from page 1 In addition to any criminal rami- with the Dean of Students Office. Department and they'e the experts it to them, just because of what the fications for vandalism, students face If damage has been caused, the at solving crimes," Higgins said. "If Greek community's supposed to be." that to our house.' don't think they discipline from the university, Hig- perpetrator must pay restitution. someone's had something stolen, we If the letters are returned or.some- understand, how expensive those gins said. It is a violation of the stu- "What they think of as pranks can encourage them to file a police re- one agrees to pay for the damage things are. If it is found in their house, dent code of coriduct to gain unau- be both dangerous and destructive to port." done this weekend, Knickerbacher criminal charges could be brought thorized entry to university property, property, particularly when we have The amount of vandalism so far doubts the Pi Phi's will seek criminal them." which includes the Greek community construction areas" Higgins said. this year is comparable to previ- 'charges. against "They'e "When you say, 'We'e gonna steal and any construction areas. Criminal charges may not always ous years, Knickerbacher said. What just really upset that each other's composites,'hen you Sanctions for first time offenders is be brought against someone for a makes it more apparent is the vandal- somebody would be that rude to enter in someone's property without usually around 60 to 80 hours of com- university crime, Higgins said. ism to the Pi Phi's. them," he said. "They can't believe their permission and take something, munity service and disciplinary pro- However, even if the victim does "They'e doing it to someone who that someone from the university that's theft," Knickerbacher said. bation for a year, Higgins said. Stu- not wish to press charges, the univer- is down on their luck,"he said. "The would do this to them." ~ ~ POLICIES Employment Employment Employment Employment For Sale Pre-payment is required. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN AFTER THE On Campus Job for Job¹481 Dining room Job 476 Children/Family QUALITY USED FIRST INSERTION. Cancellation for a full refund accepted prior to the Custodian, University ¹ University Students at positions Ministry Coordinator FURNITURE credit will be issued for cancelled ads. All Support Services. PT deadline. 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And Mountain Dew from a soda machine (aka "Fountain Dew") is about 75 times more delicious than Mountain Dew from a bottle or a can. eginning with STAND's "A Seriously, there's something about the Night to Save Darfur" today ratio of syrup to carbonation that is and continuing with ASUI just exquisite. Darer Week starting Monday —Carissa UI's'attention is being focused firmly on the Central African Au contraire region where at least 200,000 have I'e found that Fountain Dew, a died and mor'e than 2 million term used with utrrlost disdain, is have been displaced through the weak and lacks the flavor that bottled Paul Tong/Argonaut actions of the Sudanese govern- or canned Mountain Dew has; Even ment and the paramilitary group better, I'l take some in a glass bottle hill who invented Janja weed. like the people 't The Darfur crisis is repeatedly meant it to be. Remember kids, sub- called at best a "humanitarian Mountain Dew was a moonshine come catastrophe" and at worst, sys- The dark side of 'Open stitute. It was never meant to out of a carbonated fountain. tematic genocide. But though the Spaces'tudents situation there is nothing new leave empty would with their participation. nesses are allowed to locate in the (Amnesty International and other What is more, though, is that some city and where, who can live with A new puppy international advocacy organiza- seats at city meetings members of the com- whom, funding for public calling attention to munity that speak at the transportation and where, Argonaut Managing Editor Carissa tions began "-, the a'rea in 2003), events like meetings are antagonistic, when and how you party,'o Wright finally has a new puppy, Not July The University of Idaho has its to name a few. the'c'oming week's designed to students and often just that we are sick of hearing about a fair share of dreamy-eyed students treat them as pests and Students need not be we'e she "raiqe awareness" are still being puppy, but seriously glad concerned with the problems in nuisances, and their concerned that they may got it. Not just for her, but I'm pretty hei/. far-off unwill- exotic and places, but statements are met with not be permanent residents excited to be able to play with a new Should awar'eness be pretty ing to participate in their own city' no opposition. or have voting rights in free. — puppy, responsibility well high at this point? In 2004, operations. Without student input, Moscow elections anyone —Ryli the UN official dealing with In the months that I'e worked the city can only fumble is allowed to speak at a humanitarian issues in Sudan the cameras for the city meetings, and guess at what actions public hearing. In my ex- Poor expectations called it "the world"s greatest I have only seen a handful of UI will make Moscow more perience, voices and bodies humanitarian crisis." Let's repeat students, and they were only there attractive to students. UI SeaA M @uglier are what determine most The other day I was feeling to present class projects. I'm sure and watched "Outbreak"'ostalgic that —this was said in 2004, more needs more students to Argonaut decisions, For the students that the absence of UI students at can vote in Moscow for the first time in years. Oh man, than three years ago. We can only prosper, and students and arg opinion@sub. who Moscow city meetings is of little parents consider not just uidaho.edu elections, the upcoming that movie is terrible. Don't get situation hasn't me'rong, assume the gotten concern to most, but it troubles me. election of four council it's an inteiesting movie an'd aware- the university but the city any better since then, since The problem is that without stu- where to The lon- seats in November is a great oppor- I still love it, but now for different col- when deciding go. ness still needs to be raised at dents at meetings, especially public ger Moscow is shaped without the tunity to shape the city council. reasons. Before, I loved it becaus'e ', lege campuses across the nation. hearings, there is no direct repre- help of UI students, the further away Even though the time most I thought it was'good; Now',' love . The response of the interna- sentation for the student popula- from an attractive collie town it students'pend in Moscow'is oniy a- it because'h'e'Rctlitg'ld s'dna'd'rr4'"'-''", I tional political community was tion. No matter how well-meaning will become and only aggravate the handful of years, the student body aver-the-top that you can't not love'" ", tepid for years. It wasn't until last or sympathetic the city council and enrollment problem more. represents the past, present and it. Plus it has a young, hot Cuba, stu- August that a UN resolution au- committee members are to The judgments made at city future of Moscow. With UI students Gooding, Jr. and Morgan Freeman'm without students present the thorized sending a peacekeeping dents, meetings affect many aspects of absent from city government, the it. You have to love that. decisions made will never reflect half of Moscow are '.I force of more than 17,000,but due student life. Decisions are made voices of only —Savannah '., the same level of consideration for side- represented and the students have to deteriorating relations between about where to locate new student needs and wants as they walks and crosswalks, what busi- only themselves to blame. the Sudanese government and 126 of 139 the West, the troops were never The Argonaut, like most newspa- actually sent. Arms sanctions pers, is not a very lucrative place to against Sudan have been in place work. So when free stuff shows up at for some time, but both China and Parking tickets, permits cause blues our office, it is not only exciting, but Russia have been accused of vio- also an important way to recalculate our hourly wage in hopes of a less, lating the terms of the embargos. several Someone seriously needs to overhaul the UI p arking Having successfully parked near the dome depressing result. Since 2004, the Save Darfur times since the semester's genesis and seeing system. In my tenure here, we',ve received, Coalition, comprising more than dozen other blue permit vehicles .'uch Someone says it every year, but an update at least a memorable swag as 'tobacco 160 national and international there, like rational person, rested is warranted. parked I, any mints, a can of Red Bull glued to organizations, has worked to raise That trusty steed and embarked on Who invented the colored permit tier? my my journey wheels, a dating card-game and a awareness and about an elit- to leam of broadcast news, albeit sleepily. bring person is a sadist, but most of all, an plethora of incomprehensibly ter- aren't that For the record, I'm appealing ticket. effective, united response to the ist. Red permits, which really all my rible books and CD's. cost 72 more than blue permits, which Those signs were. at ground level and at far crisis. Though awareness might great, $ But today takes the cake. Comple- be a are $59. The two major blue lots are on the ends of an ambiguous, previously available slightly higher level than it ments of the good folks at Trojan,',we, ."> was in 2004, as evidenced the fringes of campus, one off Sweet Avenue and strip of gravel. by Has UI Parking Services been placing no now have condoms like an Eskimo events here today and next week, the gravel one behind the Kibbie Dome. The Kibbie Dome is also behind parking signs in previously-available areas and has snow. The Student Health Center the day-to-day life of those liv- one behind the ain't s"'n a red lot. Gravel costs a lot less than BplllreII then ticketing the students who had already got us. in Darfur paved Hpiiy ing is largely no better. pavement and is apparently suitable only for been there? According to the enforcement So why would Trojan send us Though some Apgprraut the anti-family fun pack? initial organizations are us blue permitted peasants. opinionosub. P My arg that is able to open a new refugee camp The Parking Services Web site says permit uldaho edu "ExcePtions to this enforcement will guess journalism a sexy, sexy or send $1,000 worth of food, the fees and citations go in part to fund $600,000- posted at indiv'idual coloredbe'rominently profession proved to be misguided. larger-scale problem still hasn' $1 million worth of "lot improvements." If areas, and/or posted on the Parking and Trans- On the contrary, the accompany- been addressed. "improvements" means arbitrarily placing no pa rking portation Services Web site." ing literature made it clear that The It's time it was. signs in places where cars are already legally parked, Argonaut, and even UI as'a whole, is the —C. W. then yeah, we'e seen a lot of them. See PARKING, page 7 a very unsexy place. On a list of most sexually enlightened universi- in the U.S.,UI was 126 of 139; 'ies It's not like we should care what more than 100 years old have more precedence omy lessons." Why is this necessary in a newspa- Trojan says about our enlightenment, Mai/BOX than a student who may live there for four years? per? Other than encouraging higher-risk behavior it's probably just a to us Not to mention the fact that students are moving and not establishing any type of moral backdrop, it ploy get to buy their products. What's that7 into these already existing neighborhoods, expect- just seems to be gratuitous. Those particular types Alum ashamed of Argonaut Brigham was 121?Ouch. that has been there for possibly of articles are best suited to issues of Cosmo or Young ing the population —Alee This letter is in response to multiple items I years to just deal with the "fact" that stu'dents are Maxim (take your pick). I am fairly certain that if have seen published in the Argonaut over the past going to party. people need that type of information on a regular few issues. In particular, I refer to the article "Par- Can we not even encourage the'smallest amount basis, their Internet connection can find something Happy, um, birthday? tying hard in Moscow" (from the 9/11 issue), as of common courtesy to our neighbors, rather than not limited to the space available on page 4. I can never remember birthdays well as the various articles about ways to further telling them to just deal with the fact that "we Since graduating from UI in 2005, I have read In fact, I can hardly remember my your sexual experiences. only get one college experience, and I don't care the Argonaut on a regular basis to keep me up to own. However, almost everybody I I am appalled that these types of articles are if you have to hear me and my drunk friends 'til date about what is happening on campus, but if know did remember mine, and it is being published. For one, those students at all the ungodliest of hours"? Whatever happened this is the type of "informahon" that is going to much appreciated. Thanks for caiing interested in the history of Moscow should know to the phrase, "Sorry, we'l try to keep it down"? continue to be published, I may just have to cease everybody ...sniff sniff. the way, By ' that the city of Moscow was well established before Shouldn't a university publication be encouraging reading what is (or at least used to be) my favorite 22 is not that great yet. "'eing the University of Idaho was even a glimmer in the positive social behavior, at even the smallest level? publication. Roger future Gem State's eye, so shouldn't a community That brings me to the articles containing "anat- Dan Brough, B.S.Fd, 2005 The buzz .Everywhere I go, I see bees. Wasn' everyone all worried about how the bees were disappearing? OK, maybe Pissed at the Argonaut' The Argonaut is now they'e wasps. Personally, I'e never been interested enough to sneak a close peek at them. Dead on the, Dpn't take it! hiring Web writers! ground, swarming around water puddles or trying to get into my car Send your 300 word or less letter to Come apply —whatever they are, these guys are [email protected] or drop it off on everywhere. My friend was stung arg on the 3rd Hoor of the SUB. twice last week, then Ryli got stung. the 3rd floor of the SUB. Seriously people, who's next? —Christina ~ Editorial Policy Editorials may not necessarily reflect the Letters Policy Letters should focus on issues, not on ~ If your letter is in response to a particu- identities. Mem- personalties. lar article, list date of the The opinion page is reserved as a forum of views of the university or its The Argonaut welcomes letters to the edi- please the title and ~ The Argonaut reserves the open thought, debate and expression of free bers of tHe Argonaut Editorial Board are Ryli tor about current issues. However, The Argo- right to edit article. letters for grammir, length, libel and ~ speech regarding topics relevant to the Uni- Hennessey, editor irI chief; Carissa Wright, naut adheres to a strict letter policy: clarity. Send all letters to: ~ ~ Letters must be include versiry of Idaho community. Editorials are managing editor; and TJ..Tranchell, opinion Letters should be less than 300 words signed, major 301 SUB, Moscow, ID, 83844-4271 or rmd provide a current phone number. opinion@sub,uidaho.edu. signed by the initials of the author. editor, typed. arg t Friday, Sept. l%, 2007 The Argonaut Page 7 Qs.nQ~-- grtleg Ug 4)ofN '. ~ T ere is more > r» » an acu Dan Noble Vandals coming home to Idaho Argonaut years after they'e graduated. The events staff ensures the set- UI serves an important up and take-down of all events role in the local community— is seamless. contributing to the economic The graphic designers, writ- ~1 g ~ ~ welfare of the area, and educat- ers, print operators, cleaning »| ing thousands of people each librarians and countless ' ' crew, y„','I year —both inside and outside other individuals all work its classroom walls. hard day in and day out, eve- Think back to those college nings, weekends, holidays and h years: many people have fond more, to make the University memories of a professor from of Idaho a top-notch school to college who mentored, inspired attend and a strong commu- on then or challenged them partner. Or vividly nity path to a career. they We'e designated Sept. 17- remember the living groups, Staff Appreciation Week or activities. But take a 21 as friends members of C. Scott Aguilar/Argonaut different look at the picture. to applaud the A university also consists the university family whose who contributions may go unseen. ing removed for "improvements." of hundreds of people work behind the scenes to Whether dealing directly with . prominently, then I and about a Someone should get a permit for his or her RV and park it in provide each person who walks students, or performing be-. dozen other people who were tick- that lot. If it's going to be off-limits to cars, then it shouldn't go from through the doors or calls on hind-the-scenes functions, the t page 6 eted must be severely nearsighted. to waste. the phone with a positive Uni- efforts of our staff are essential'. Some of the changes have to do Everyone needs a I know that like I know I'm not the job, versity of Idaho experience. to the smooth and efficient first a ticket on this that Park- with football fans complaining about "illegitimately parked person to get campus. I do hope The recruitment, admissions operation of the university. students vehicles," according to the Sept. 7 Argonaut. The cars were ing Services is happy taking money out the pockets of financial aid staff work As a member of the and Presi-'ent's apparently parked in the lots that are usually used by students to put food on their, plates. a stu- Cabinet, I work with It's diligently to capture with red and blue permits. Of course, none of that really mat- a developing story, this parking situation. After feeling dent's interest. The facility and high-level administrators who ters because permits aren't in effect on Saturdays. some pain, I went to Student Health. I have stress fracture in landscape crew keep the lawns have made it quite clear that over-use. handi- That narrow strip of gravel that became a citation swarm is my right foot due to Now I have a temporary green, the shrubs trimmed this university would grind to now apparently reserved for RVs. Yeah, even during weekdays capped-parking permit. Ninety days ...will that last to the end and the campus beautiful for a halt if it weren't for the hard Blue permit holders are paying $59 to have more of their park- of the semester? those positive first impressions, work and dedication of our ongoing beauty and many very talented staff. cam us interactions. As President Tim White e administrative assis- recently said, "The strength of has no opinion on Schiavo case tants send reminders about our university is based on the Thompson deadlines, provide detailed dedication, effort and quality insight into how the university of our employees, individually Brendan Farrington Thompson, a former Tennessee sena- ment should be providing block grants functions, answer the phones, and collectively. I recognize Associated Press tor who left office in 2003, did say, "Local as long as states set up objective testing schedule meetings and lend that your efforts —day in and matters generally speaking should be left gl'ains. a supportive ear to students out — created the uni-, pro The advis- day help The Villages, Fla. —Republican presi- to the locals. I think Congress has got an He said his message to states would and faculty alike. environment that we Center staff versity dential candidate Fred Thompson said awful Idt to keep with." be, "We expect you to get objective test- ers, Counseling up students cherish and, in doing so, and others help create'pportunities Thursday he doesn't know enough about Earlier, Thompson told a crowd in ing done and publicize those tests for the many and the personal struggles, support efforts President Bush and Congress Jacksonville that Bush's signature educa- local parents and for the local citizens through by concerns or adjustments. learning and creative work of alive have an tion isn't working and that he and suffer the political ramiTications lo- to keep Terri Schiavo to program The information technology our students and faculty." education if things don't work out right." opinion on the right-to-die case that would provide federal money cally staff computers opera- Simply stated, we couldn' star of NBC's "Law & keeps stirred national debate. with fewer strings attached. The former tional and provide much-need- do it without them. "We'e Order" was to a question as Thompson was asked in an interview been spending increasing responding ed support in this technological Take time today to thank 9's three-day bus tour of Florida, for Bay News "Political Connections" amounts of federal money for decades, he began a day and age. The fiscal staff someone you know at the program if he thought Congress'nter- with increasing rules, increasing man- his first visit to the state since announced keeps the business and research University of Idaho for a job vention to save the life of the brain-dead dates, increasing regulations," Thompson his candidacy last week. A woman asked enterprise accountable and well done. woman two years ago was appropriate. said. "It's not working." what he would do for education. He told operational. The Bookstore staff "Ican't pass judgment on it. I know He added that there are problems with her decisions on how schools are run orders the books and keeps Dan Noble is the chair of deci- Staff'ffairs that gq jP people mere doing. what they Bush's,No Child. Left Behind, program, should be made by local and state the Vandal Gear sufficiently at Ul, and works for the thought was best," Thompson said. which requires annual testing and pun- sions, not dictated out of Washington. stocked. The alumni staff keeps Trust and Investment Offr ce. "That's going back in history. I don' ishes schools that don't make progress. Thompson voted for the No Child Left remember the details of it." "No Child Left Behind —good con- Behind law in 2001, as did most of his Congress passed a bill after Schiavo's cept, I'm all for testing —but it seems fellow senators, Letterman's 'Top 10'or feeding tube was removed in March like now some of these states are teach- "It's your responsibility," he said. "If Oprah 2005 to allow a federal court to review ing to the test and kind of making it so you don't like what's going on, don' the case, and Bush returned from his that everybody does well on the test get in your car and drive by your school Associated Press No. 6:Oprah's incredibly Texas ranch to sign the bill into law. But —you can't really tell that everybody' board and maybe drive by the capitol busy, yet she always finds time: NEW YORK —David Letter- a federal judge refused to order the tube doing that well. And it's not objective," and get on an airplane and fly to Wash- to ignore my calls, who on the reinserted, a decision upheld a federal Thompson said. ington and say, 'I don't like the way the man, appeared No. 5:She agreed to validate by season premiere of "The Oprah appeals court and the Supreme Court. Instead, he said the federal govern- school down the street is being run.'" my parking, Winfrey Show" on Monday, No. 4:Taught me how to brought one of his trademark in the "Top Rea- launder money Cayman Top 10 lists titled, 10 Islands. sons love Oprah." I I'm in Chi- No. 10:She smells great. No. 3:Anytime on her from around th e world No. 9:Without her, we would cago, she lets me crash Opinions couch. have never known that quack No. 2:Oprah gave me my Associated Press atrocity ever to be visited on Kenya Joint Assistance Strat- Dr. Phil. Nairobi, Kenya, me start first post-surgery sponge bath. this country in terms of casu- egy (KJAS), which is meant No. 8: She helped"D" on development donor intervention my wildly popular maga- No. 1:She's giving every- , alty numbers passed to bring The Daily Telegraph simply zine. body in today's audience a new without comment. in line with Vision 2030. The on the 9/11 projects: No. 7:We'e buddies. house. There were no official Treasury will coordinate the yoga in- anniversary: ceremonies, no services, no Since Kenya gained assistance to make sure it fits dependence in 1963,donors minute's silence. It went in with national development The top item on the Down- have sunk millions into so- objectives. unremarked, as if it had never ing Street Web site for Sep- called development projects. We support this initia- tember 11,was a tribute from happened. Unfortunately, most of these tive as it has the potential of and friends the Prime Minister to the The families projects seemed to be more eliminating warped priori- of the British victims had to "inspirational" Anita Roddick targeted at achieving national ties informed by misguided who died on Monday. travel to the British Memorial objectives of the donor coun- know-it-all attitudes common While we have no wish to Garden in New York's Ha- tries than that of improving with foreigners operating on detract from the memory of nover Square if they wished lives of Kenyans. 'he the continent. Dame Anita, perhaps Gordon to pay their respects. Presumably, top on their Besides, by focusing on Brown should, y'esterday of Most people remember agenda was securing employ- Vision 2030, the foreigners are what all days, have been directing 'here they were and ment and contracts for their giving indigenous planning Itis tribute elsewhere —to they were doing when the nationals, behind a facade of a big nod. They are simply the memory of the 67 Bribsh planes hit the Twin Towers. philanthropy. agreeing that Kenyans are short, the disparate ac- citizens killed in the terror- The attack has transformed In clear in their minds where tivities failed to make ist attack on the World Trade the world in which we live, largely they want to go. a dent on poverty. On the Net: Center in New York, on that as no other single event in The countries signed the http://tiny url.corn/2 y8586 gin-clear morning, six years recent memory. 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The annual fall fashion buzz brings alpaca wool sweaters, hoodies and ac- cessories to campus. Mario Andrade and Rodolfo Avila, members of the Bolivian cooperative Chasqui, said Bolivian fashions have been a hit at the University of Idaho for the past four years. "We have a lot of repeat buyers," Andrade said. "What people love most about our clothes is they'e warm." Andrade has been with a co-op since 1978 and Avila entered to help about six years ago. Avila said the non-governmental pooperative company is a group of professionals from economists, engi- neers and clothing manufacturers. Together, they work to help im- prove the lives of indigenous people jn rural Bolivia, including construct- ing wells in rural towns that'on' have much water. "We help people," Avila said. Andrade mirrored his sentiments and said the fair trade co-op does good things. "It guarantees a better wage for the peo le," he said. A'ccessories like hats, gloves and scarves cost $10 and bigger items like shawls, sweaters and blankets range between $39 and $49. However, the price hasn't changed Ih four years. "The prices aren't commercial," Avila said. "We maintain the, same prices so that people become familiar with our product. wool is something'lpaca that isn' commonly found in stores and each piece is unique and hand made. All clotlung pieces are made from fair trade alpaca wool, hand made and dyed by natives in Bolivia. Roger Rowles/Argonaut It takes about a half a day to make Rodolfo Avila (left) and Mario Andrade sell alpaca wool clothing in front the Commons on Thursday afternoon. a sweater and about 20 hats are made daily. The pieces with brighter colors "We want to show our culture," variety of adapted designs from indig- three-quarter length sleeves. "There are a variety of people come from warmer climates, while the Avila said. "To show that one of the enous designers. "You can't buy it'in stores,'" An- "We (working on a piece of clothing), not darker cooler or natural tones come best wools in the world is alpaca." Designs vary from Incan to French, drade said. have a lot of different includes a with detailed patterns and styles with just one, 'vila said. from cooler climates. The heaping selection See Vl/OOL, page 10 I e ecions ae exi Bri ging an r a ensoa the arts on Alfredo Bameby Argonaut the Palouse Covering the walls of the Reflections Gallery, the exhibit Sydney Boyd of artwork by. Moscow High Argonaut see the School students and a Univer- sity of Idaho Professor Emeri- Easels pop up on the hori- SHOW zon of Cotton Butte as mem- tus of art will end today, along An opening reception bers of with Moscow's Artwalk. Bridging the Arts will held'from 5-7 p.m. their While the outer gallery dis- poise paintbrushes. today at the 3rd Street The association plays the work of George Wray, will pres- Gallery. UI's Professor Emeritus of art, ent the Palouse Panhandle the inner gallery shows an ar- and Prairie Traveling Show ray of photographs, sculptures today through Oct. 10 at the acrylic techiniques. 3rd Street Gallery. and drawings created by stu- , The 38 members of Bridg- dents from the Moscow High Bridging the Arts is a new ing the Arts paint every other School. group, created so artists could Saturday, setting themselves "It dawned on us we didn' come together, said Judy apart from many other artists Mousseau, treasurer. have any high 'school stu- by painting on location. This is the second dents," said Kathleen Burns, show the Vikki Wayne is an artist has new director of the Moscow roup produced, the first showcasing three oil and pas- eing the Lewis and Clark Arts Commission. tel paintings in this Passed This Way show. exhibit.'ainting Burns said that goal of this since 1972,Wayne Mousseau said choosing done in conjunction began as a toll painter and project, the title of the art show was with was to the cam- later expanded into oil and UI, bridge based on what the local pa- and the school so that water color painting. pus high trons are acquainted with, in students could exhibit their art There are artists with all this case, the Palouse and sur- experience and backgrounds. in a high traffic area, where it rounding area; would be openly appreciated. Chris Chapman, another "(The paintings) are a paint- After deciding to engage in artist showcasing her good representation of what ings, said she has been paint- the project, Burns contacted Jake Barber/Argonaut we see in the Palouse Pan- the school's art instruc- Onlookers inspect the Reflections Gallery exhibit that includes the work of George Wray and Moscow ing all her life. high handle and in the Prairie," of her tor Amy McMurtry, who said High School art students. The exhibit that has been on display since June will be taken down today. Three. striking pieces Mousseau said. artwork will be at the gallery, the university was looking for There are 29 paintings Giants," which motivated Trail exhibit their which she painted on loca- young Moscow artists. "They Were have to buildings and twisted being presented in this aII- debris lunch tion representing the prairie, Carli Trail, a student at Mos- depicts the demolition of Mos- her collection, she said she had during and daily members art show, exhibit- bike rides. 'cow High School, displayed cow's old industrial buildings. already made a habit of pho- ing watercolor, pastel, oil and her collection of photos titled Although the exposure may tographing the deteriorated See GALLERY, page 10 See BRIDGE, page 10 Dahmen Barn instructor takes a fresh outlook pn yoga I Meagen Robertson ways," she said. "Just showing up to a ter, said she enjoys working with her come'together and challenge them- Argonaut class or taking the time to stretch and because of Foster's constant willing- selves in a safe and healthy way. take the breathe can help you to be calm, not ness to learn and her love for yoga. "I love to teach people who have To some, yoga may be just an exer- as bothered and more compassion- a thorough teacher," Hudak'She's never done yoga. They get t'o leam CLASS cise routine or a form of relaxation. ate. Just taking that time benefits you said. "She is helpful, cares a lot about about their body and different stretch- Yet for one local woman, yoga is a throughout the rest of the day." her students and it's been great just es and it's great when you see people Sara Foster will teach a free lifestyle. Foster started learning at the Mos- watching her develop and grow. She who said they couldn't do it in the be- yoga class from 6:30-7:30 Originally from Denver, Colo. Sara cow Yoga Center about four years ago has really improved over the years." ginning and now can," Foster said. today at the Dahmen Barn Foster first came to the Palouse five from owner and director Jeri Hudak. 'oster took what she had learned She has taught many classes in in Uniontown. The regularly years ago to obtain a masters degree There, she found out that yoga was from Hudak and began to share it different places, including the Feder- scheduled yoga classes at the in botany at Washington State Univer- something she loved having in her with those around her. ated Church in Palouse, the Presbyte- Dahmen Barn will take place sity. life. "Jeri helped me immensely. Just rian Church in Potlatch and the Senior every Thursday from 6:30-7:30 While taking classes at WSU, Foster "I realized I was more of a people watching her teach was instrumen- Center in Genesee. p.m. and will run from Sept. 27 said she found a relaxing activity to person than a scientist or a researcher, tal," Foster said. Foster has taught yoga classes at the through Dec. 'l3. Each class will relieve stress while doing something so I became Jeri's teacher in training," Foster has been teaching her own UI last year through the Rec Center's cost $10. good for her body —yoga. Foster said. Yoga classes for over two years now. "Yoga helps you in a lot of different Hudak, who still works with Fos- She said she enioys how people can See YOGA. Dave 10 t Friday, Sept. I4, 2007 The Argonaut Page 9 'A Natural Death'ot Compared to the band's older ma- Since the members of HORSE the ative drum fills and synth lines before sure Train" and "His Purple Majes y." terial, "A Natural Death" effectively Band have established themselves to falling into a catchy dance beat. The songs may be entertaining in to be taken seriously stays true to the group's uncon- an underground scene as unique, tal- "The Beach" is the band's first at- regards to their shamelessly unsavory ventional sound and attitude while ented musicians who simply tempt on this CD to make times, but musically, they are a little brmgmg new music in a more pol- don t take themselves vee, NIE.L:.. you totally uncomfortable less mterestin8. Kevin Otzenberger ished package. seriously, they have man-, '",; All you hear is one minute of The song "Kangarooster Mead- ' Argonaut This album can only be described aged to pull this act off for woman's helpless sobbing ows" was written in dedication to a as captivatingly stupid. It's the kind four albums. to a melodramatic ambiance.~ childish internet flash cartoon about 0 stupid that rlsteners flnd awkward the ge- A new CD release display with may just The CD starts off with Thh is a nice, a character that appears tobe intriguing or even addictin8. "Hyperborea," fast driven transition into the dueling and a bloody dead guys on the front of it a netic combination of a rooster Often referred to their fans as double stands at the Palouse Mall's Hot Top- by metal song that showcases guitar solos, sPastc kangaroo. intendo-core," the experimental band's imi- ic. the classic vocal style HORSE the kick and growling bear The track features„hap y, juvenile tations in "Face of Bear," group singmg mixed with vaguely sa- grooves and samPled Nmtendo mo- h ent to metal is the new HORSE fects. After a short poetic tanicvoiceovers. noises into an aggressive metal fore- The somewhat silly, video - gra u n gam e action m usic th at key DeaIh HORSE brings you a power- instrumental transitional tracks> IancI f Iook1n g for an e 1 aI Vocalist Nathan Winneke offers boardist Erik Engstrom plays ****I/2(of5) ful,snarlingbuildupin "New the song "I Think We Are Both,Suf~ obscure lyrics ranging»ywhere continues into the next track, York City." Meta- - Koch Records fering from the Same Crushing from thou htful Protests to ridicu- Murder, w hi ch taste1essI T hi s is fo1Iowed short1 b t Bu t f 1 k y vaiaI b I< n ow y y ph ysica 1 Crisis 1'ous, melodramatic son s about video the hilariously tacky '80s fla- a for an entertaining compelling piece It is the perfect way. to wrap: up game level-bosses or pornography. the stru le o ative Amen- vored synths and dance beats of expert musicianship someone can CDI with a semi-serious track:that Winneke delivers his twisted ccansans wwithi a bbreakdownreakdow n tthath at " " - . of Sex Rap tor an d th e tw o stePPm 8 rea11 defin es m eta1, featur in g ah rm words through often comical hysteri- would belong in a level of Megaman. unk rock feel of "The Red Tornado.", track "A Natural Death" is just right " 1 shouting, animal-like growls and The tthi'rd track,track "Thee StartlingStartlin Se- The CD seems to have somewhat of Game- and may be the most exciting release stop briefly for an interlude of even subtle attemptsP at actuall~ y sin-8- cret of Super Sapphire," is enveloping with the tracks; "Trea- the band to date. a slow moment booysounsound eeffectsec s,oof course. by in8 and technical, giving justice to its cre- comedifficulttoseparate. entriesaresectionsofcommen- through Jesus, Sixx's path is The first track, "X-Mas in The only th 8 missirig i8 SOundtraCk lunkie Onecan'tnothearl3ob Dylan tary from Sixx and many of the less r~l~gious but iust as pow~~- Hell," includes on "...And(us- lit's next layer while reading "Chronicles." people who knew him during ful. the opening of the book and Jason Newsted Now imagine that someone that time, The biggest difference is that soon becomes a nightmarish tice For All." else decided this was a good The other CrQe members SixxplayswithMotley renditionof "Carol of Thebass'justisn'tthere." show as does Evangelist CrQe. the Bells." Sixx isn t exactly a slouch otl idea. up, it's a A book and a soundtrack, DeniseMatthews,betterknown None of the CrQe, f ~ t(. ''is voice, usually the four striiig,".either, so the book. someone is as Vanity. other than Sixx, ap- e,, relegated to backing shame that his instrument",of for That ~: b'e Nikki Sixx, Motley CrQe bassist This format allows Sixx to pear on the album, so 'ji,f> vocals for Vince Neil, renown can'. found even„on addict. look back and see exactly how don't expect to hear ILv" .- is strong and confi- repeated li'ster'ung.'," and former heroin " as'a'%hole 8'aut Th.-,"gp"y -The Heroin Diaries" isn't he was, as opposed to blue sky "Shout at the Devil", 'ent. He knows what The album, my-; ~ hard ro'cg ing just a memoir of Sixx's addic- reminiscing about times he while reading about c- 'e is talking about. accomplished set of .much minus t e song. On y someone Put tion and road to recovery. blacked out. Sixx hiding in his N',kki Si~ And then he lets songs, very thei'here are enough of those. Again, there are enough closet, away from the, . go. hair-metal 'rivialities of Instead, it contains a year of books of that type, most recent- invisible demons he He allows the oth- years the songs are about. isn't what'one td diary entries during the rock- ly from Brian "Head" Welch, is sure are waiting for Diaries" er two members of the It expects written a musician. band James Michael hear and that is its strongest by bottom days from Christmas the ex-Korn drummer. him. 5) / The words on the page and 19/7. 'nlike Welch,. whose jour- "The Heroin Dia- ***!o' and DJ Ashba, to take point. 1986 to December pro'I interspersed throughout the ney away from junk went ries" soundtrack is center stage. No one expected Sixx to written and performed MLISI< Michael's vocals duce a great book,'ither. by Sixx: A.M., a much vailable now are remorseful, as if When one considers the equi;" better. band than any he is Sixx, singing ploits of band meinbers V@c8R of the other Motley from the closet, hold- Neil and Tommy Lee, orie side projects. ing a gun to his own head. might expect something morp I The music is piano and Harder drums and guitars like "reality IV.". Sixx insteacl 0 acoustic guitar-based and get some play, too, but not to gives us reality. The only'uestion ooNV~RP evokes the melancholy of Sixx's the same effect that the acoustic left,js> ' addiction. and piano get. Where the hell is Mick Mars?;, -. 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I4,2007 Page IO The Argonaut I massages through the Vandal wood burning, Massage program by Gritman advantages of Artist john Kirklan d YOGA I BRIDGE Medical Center at the Student WOOL has three on dis- paintings from 8 Rec Center. from ALPACA from page 8 replica of page page 8 play, one being a Colin Meyer attended the Otto's Produce Market on Advantages of alpaca Moscow School of Massage Sixth Street, capturing the Wellness Program. styles, including Isla and Tiwa- and llama wools include the Palouse and the Idaho with Foster and has been local atmosphere. During the school year, she naku." features such as stronger panhandle. working at Vandal Massage "A composition has to The art on display is taught lunchtime Yoga classes UI students Meghan Faulk- lightweight and warmer with her for almost a year. yet take the viewer on a trip, a variety, reflecting the to 15-20 people. I ; enberry and Erika Dirks said fibers, lower incidence she won t teach "Sara is very down to earth I otherwise there's no point" unique styles and skills of Although they like the styles and designs. Foster and easy to get along with. She of allergic reactions, less said, describ- each member. on campus this year, "I like the blues," Faulken- Chapman is a very capable and knowl- shrinkage and 8 softer, less a striking painting of a There is an array of for- still teaches every Sunday " berry said. "I also like the pat- ing at the edgeable massage therapist irritating feel compared to barn in a forest, ests in the paintings. evening from 5-6 p.m. terns and the hoods are cool." Mos- Meyer said. other wools. As activities director of Horses, cats, bluebirds Seldon Krait Studio in Not all pieces are dyed in Foster said she'is looking The advantages of Bridging the Arts, Chap- and even a couple of cow- cow. bright'olors such as greens, Foster said she encourages forward to helping and work- alpaca and llama wool over man picks the locations. boys are pictured, giving with the commu- blues, purples or pinks. the Palouse. everyone to come and try it ing more synthetics indude superior "There are things you an essence of Natural tones like choco- wouldn't With the group painting out. She recommends calling nity. its ability to see, things you teaching late or tan browns, blacks and breathability, on location together, there in advance. She enjoys yoga mois- would miss," Chapman massages and whites are natural fibers from wick away body are several paintings of the While looking for another and giving said. continue alpacas and llamas. ture, its warm when wet, Chapman'aid same site with completely place to hold a class this past plans to learning people and practicing both well into "They'e really pretty and won't mat or pill, naturally were reluctant, but were different perspectives and summer, Foster came across hI Union- the future. soft," Dirks said. like (the windproof, flame resistant, quickly hooked on the idea insights. the Dahmen Barn in 'ayne Massages through Vandal sweaters) with the frays on the produces little static elec- of painting outside, She hosted a loca- town, Wash. and thought it class. Massage are scheduled by bottom," tricity, stain resistant and said the style of painting tion painting on her ranch was a great space for a appointment, and that can be Andrade said they like com- on location is called Plein and her barn is pictured Yoga isn't the only talent biodegradable. done onime at the official Web ing to the UI and feel welcome Aire, which began in the numerous times, though that Foster shares with the site, www.gym.neomassage. .. ever year. French Impressionist pe- each time looks different. community. Prices the hour "The students care about us," They make us feel good." riod. "These are not done from She is also a Licensed Mas- corn. vary by and has and payments can be made . Andrade said. "It seems they'e Andrade and Avila will be One artist will be show- hotographs, they'e done sage Practitioner, massage since through PayPal or arrange- „,very happy that we come and selling items until 5 p.m. today ing some pyrography piec- rom real life," Wayne been practicing the of 2006, She offers ments made through Foster. are interested in our culture. in front of the Commons. es which entail a type of said. spring means for artists to share their and fall of Moscow's former giants. mains rT constant theme. As a for more .GALLERY But before contemplating the work "There was a lot of experimental- work, Burns has one word to sum up ofMoscow High's finest, you will come ism in art goings on in the '60s,u Wray the philosophy behind the exhibit and INFO from page 8 across Wray's bright landscapes. said. "As a graduate student, many Artwalk —exposure. Irl Wray has done numerous private artists at the time were using light in Since its start in June, Artwalk has For more information or 8 vari- Trail's idea was partly drawn from commissions, sculptures and installa- new ways." been funded and supported by brochure featuring Reflections organi- 'er father's photographic recording of tions in Idaho, Oregon and Washing- Wray said that his artistic process, ous Moscow businesses and Gallery, call the Moscow Arts ton'. which involves the constant mixing zations and more than 20 locals have , „the construction of her grandfather' Commision at 883-7036, the In 1998 he decided to devote more of pigments and the neon is always a held receptions for some of the area's Com- , Pome. Moscow Chamber of has attention to his landscape. drawing surprise. artists. , Since then, Trail said she clung merce at 882-1800 or visit "Neon can produce effects that reg- Burns said Artwalk has drawn art- '"tightly to the idea of the photographic and pencil sketching. www.moscowarts.org. ','story and her inspiration can be seen Although Wray's work is diverse, ular pigments or a blank page can't by lovers not just from Moscow, but also ',today as a visual narrative of the rise his use of neon to intensify light re- themselves," he said. from Spokane and Nez Perce County. rI Ir communities across the world by will be Trashy Fashion and Student Market T-shirts and shopping bags seniors, and $5 for UI and WSU stu- ;,"ArtsBRIEFS working through poverty. Shorts, a wearable art and student film will be sold at the Moscow informa- dents, faculty and staff, This play con- Tickets can be purchased for $5 at 7 competition at 7:30p.m. Saturday. tion tent. The T-shirts were designed tains adult language and content. murder p.m. at the Nuart. General admission Moliere (PG13) will be shown at by local graphic artist, Patricia Gray. ,„-,benefit mystery '7 Textile exhibit featured -„drama for World Vision tickets will be available for a 7:30p.m. and 9:45 p.m. Saturday and at 4:15 performance. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Tickets cost $5 for Ul Theatre presents at the Bank Left Gallery The Nuart Theatre is hosting a Proceeds will go toward the con- adults, $3 for children 12 and younger. 'Oleanna'y Mamet Left is a drama called struction of a grade school in Mudzi, The Bank Gallery having ,',;benefit murder mystery area weavers, Murder" at 7:30 The UI Department of Theatre and textile exhibit featuring ,"Rehearsal for p.m. Zimbabwe. Concert band will play uilters and hookers. Artists Edith Film uOleannau David rug 6'ednes day. presents by ostetler, Helen Bobisud, Jean Korus, at Farmers Market 20-23 and 27-30 The production will be put on by Fashion show and a Mamet, Sept. Sept. Wilma Goertzen and, Judy Cochran ,I,UI, New St. Andrews College, WSU film at the Kenworthy The Pullman Concert Band will at the Kiva Theatre. Evenings perfor- will feature their work until Sept. 29. .,(and Seattle Pacific University stu- play music at Saturday's Farmer' mances will be at 7:30 p.m., Sundays There will be a reception from 1-5 p.m. dents. The UI College of Art 6 Architec- Market. More than 45 community at 2 p.m. Tickets can be purchased Saturday, with a musical performance World Vision is a Christian relief ture presents "Unleashing the Power band members play show tunes and at the UI Kibbie Dome Box Office. by WSU Jazz musician Geoff Allen. dedi- „,and development organization of Design In Practice Presentation" big band sounds in Friendship Square Call 885-7212 or visit www.uitheatre. For more information, visit www.visit- their ,,;cated to helping children and and Discussion, at 7 p.m. today. There from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Also, Farmers corn. Tickets for adults are $10, $8 for palouse.corn/bankleft.html. s e e ~ e e Mark's oscow irst St. Episcopal The Church of Jeeue Chriet'of eth odist Church First Presbyterian Church United 405 8 Van Butch Church - Moscow, Idaho I'l I S. Jefferson LaMer day &aint'e 9i00 A/VI Sunday School classes for ail ages, Sept. 9- AAayl8 (across fts)m Jvfo+6w Public Library) Student Singles Ward 882-2022. Vtmntk Cg) mtt)'scow.corn 1 1a.m. Sundays, LDS Institute, 902 S.Deakin Ave. A welcoming family of faith, 10I30 AAII Worship growing in Jesus Christ, invitee your 6)00 Pivf First and Third Sunday», unday Programs:;.~. Student Married Wards Contemporary Worship In Epworth Cafe Sunday: 9:30am-Holy Eucharist, RitcQ 9IOOa.m. & 'I 1)OOa.m. Sundays fuse 3rcf street entrance.) Worship 9:30am and I 1am Student Stake Center 2600 W. A Ste near Staples College Age Group 6:45pm with music The people of the United 5100pm-Canterbury l Fellowship Monday activities 7p.m. & most Fridays hftethodist Churchi open hearts, dinner for UI students al Cariipus open minds, open doors. Wednesday: Christian) Center, 882 Elm St. for Scripture Classes Supper Fellowship 6prn more informatloii,'(:all 882-2536 Want 8 deeper understanding of the Savior and the Scriptures? The LDS Institute oator Suaon E Os)rom 1.9) of Religion offers 8 variety of classes that are uplifting, fun and free. Stop In the ampus Pastor: John Morse (starting Sept. 7l30pm-ibfosaic ecumenical Service ltiorrnan Fowien Pastor Institute for more information or call 883-0520. Ail are welcome. 22 East Third Isomer 3rd and Adorns) 882-4122 (Ihcpasroretuthanet.cern) at Community Congregational oacow, ID 83043 www.lpc-moscow.ove Church (UCC), Pui iman 08247)5 4 blocks east of )v)aln Street. cn et)t and Vert Bure Fueling a Passion for Christ to Lutheran ~cua4 ~esdcpdgsd~ Irg tcrnatiotial Church Transform our World Campus Ministry 1035 South Grand, Pullman of .M.oscovv 509-334-1035 —at the— I Phil & Kari Vance, Senior Pastors ' of University of Idaho Joe Firzgerafd, Campus Pastor Ltvilngcl leal ( tllll'ch Ill(.(.is O+~","I ai'IiluArsi SUNDAY: 'I'h(later Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. 810 S. Main, Moscow e NIGHT S S Campus Christian Center Worship Service at 10:30a.m. 822 Elm St., Moscow 'Vv'il liam Sunday Celebration 9JBO a.m. ~ HO AY Cf.Lf.SRA Jim Wiisonr,David 8, NS'AY (on Gnsok Row„across from lho Potch) Ill WEDNESDAY: Larry Lucas, pastors (ep Administration Building SC I I J Prayer at 6:15p.m. Auditorium Worship Sunday Night sible Study at 6:20 at 7:00 p.m. I!'rce p.m. , Bible Study Wednesdays 6pm- Muidfly I'glish lessons et Grange - 214 N. Main for intel nai.lanais, 9)00AM I ~ For m inf ation ~ Free Dinner at 7 pm FRIDAY: university Bible Study Call -0971 Campus Christian Fellowship at 7:30p.m. Wnrship, - 10:80AM Thursday 6QOp.m. Karla Neumann Smiley, Campus Minisiel Silver Room SP SUB Or email Schr 020S)msn.corn, ~ SOCC'ER I ; Volleyball begins u scores two in victo conference play Hugh Jones in Hawaii Argoilaut Freshman Jennifer Hull Hugh Jones anan said. needed only 19seconds to find Argonaut Despite their current losing the goal Thursday afternoon. record, the volleyball season Hull scored both goals in the The University of Idaho vol- looks promising. Vandals'hird 2-0 victory of leyball team hopes to do more Duringlastweek's Hallmark the season. than just win its opening con- Inn tournament, Aggie touma- ference 12 individual This time the team shut out game today ' against ment players set coach Pete Showier's old team Hawai'i. They are loo to put records. the Portland State University an end to the Rainbow Wahine's Last week, outside hitter Ha- . Vikings. 101 conference ley Larson was After four games played in 'named WAC the season, Hull already ranks streak. See the ggirlS Player of the number eight in team history The Vandals dp jngg SOme Week. Larson for single season goals, she go to Hawai'i has made 'at has already scored five goals with a 3-6 non- high-level least 10 kills in re- really all the nine , this year. conference of Hull accounts for all but cord. Hawai'i Stllff The/ keeP games so far one of the goals scored by the is 6-3 and is ~ g this season. 'team this season. gettIng better . "Haley is Hull scored her first goal of in the CSTV/ an/ better awesome but 'he game. Haley Henry made AVCA Coaches we need to the assist. Henry is the only UI Poll this week. pebb'e spread the of out," Bu- player to have multiple assists Hawai'i has fense this season, won the last 8U CHANAN "We are really trying to gS Ul Volleyball Coach Buchanan spread out our offense," Hull between the said the team said. sd>ools to keep plans to take In the second half Hull took with its trend of dominating the season "day by day, eath Rowles/Argonaut her time in scoring, but still Roger WAC teams. The team has won day focusing on what we need Hull during Thursday's against Portland State. Hull scored two goals during found the goal. Jennifur charges game the last 11WAC championships to do to get better." the final score to 2-0. She waited nine and a half the game, bringing and have only been. in the con- 'This week we have bebn minutes to pick up the Van- ference for 12 years., 'orking hard on ball contrbl, dals'econd goal of the game. "The girls are really push- sponse to the performance. in her attempts to better the Last year saw the end of an- some games we pass well and assisted, Vandals'osition. other long winning streak. others we don'," said Buchanan. This time HuB was by ing themselves this season, Thoughthe team met their "I Junior Aimee Goss, first assist but today was shot quota Thirty-three minutes into From Oct. 17, 1998to Oct. 13, see the girls doing some really of the season. i'cally a game Hull said, "we the Erst half Teixeira was 2006 the Rainbow Wahine did high-level stuff. They keep Ij'.t- Sophomore goalkeeper where they got need to make knocked to the ground. not lose a game in conference tingbetterandbetter. Onand fuf court the girls are very dose Anna Sandman is also work- the ball down, . sure that we Though it took a few sec- play until New Mexico State the marathon that and work well together. The ing on a record this year, She is and played," shoot for qual- onds for the Brazilian player ended their streak. During team chemistry is very good.'", ranked No. 4 in single season hesaid. ity as wefl as to regain her feet, she returned eriod of time, the Rainbow not a Sprint. consecu- Buchanan said that what the shutouts. Earlier in the s quantity, we to the game without question. ahine racked up 114 team needs most is fan suppiyit. The goalie has played the season Showier are t+Ing need to be The freshman took four shots, tive conference wins. e Hawai'i's "Memorial Gym is one ~of full ninety minutes in each challenged his consistent in all on goal. Despite strong Win Idaho the toughest places to play:.in game this season, bringing team to make to taking good While coach Showier is hold on the conference, her'hutout full," BuQ- total to three. She has at least 20 s"ots shots." coach Debbie Buchanan isn't the WAC when it is elegy game very happy with the team's said. made 30 sav s this season in per game. Her team- counting her team out. anan performance, he is not entirely This week the Vandals fgee her quest for wins. A a i n s t time." mate Anna "We always try to respect g One at a content. Coach three opponents in the Memo- In Thursday's game, Sand- Portland State, Sandman also "If the other teams," said somebody told me that Buchanan. "Hawai'i is a good rial Gym. man had to make six saves to the 'andals Pete agreed with we would 3-1 be at this point team, but volleyball is always On Tuesday they will htIst shutout the Vikings, made an out- this pluloso- I'd have been but confi- gHp~LER very happy, very competitive." the 8-11 Gonzaga Bulldogs. "It makes me more standing 25 phy. I'd have also said, 'I'd rather ul Soccer Coach With eight of the13players Thursday'= game will bring dent in my team when I make ShOtS, 14 Of Also con- be 4-0.'Again, being underclassmen, the Van- Nevada to the Memorial Gyrm less saves, that means that the which were on tributing to it's marathon not job," a dal volleyball team is young. and finally on Saturday the defense is doing their goal. the teams play a sprint," he said. "We are try- "The girls are still learning Vandals play the 2-8 Fresho Sandman said. "I love being proved was midfielder Erika Teixeira. ing to win every game one at Showier noticed everyone who the leaders are, and get- State Bulldogs. Each game wrong," Showier said in re- Teixeira took manybighits a time," day," Buch- startsat7p.m. doing their job in the game ting better every Friday, 5ept. 1'f, 2007 Page 12 The Argonaui RUN TO THE FINISH DIARY OF A FANTASY GEEK n 've sti Ot It on'nima er wee one have of them, consider playing Tomorrow my team will be rivals is inevitable and I am This week's column goes out to the owner dumb enough in your league to you any ,competing in Seattle, Wash., not scared of them. I just want week one losers and will focus on what give up on a star player this early. Send them, at the Sundodger Invitational to at least have a month of not to do in terms of managing him an offer and see what hap- Maurice Jones-Drew: The Jags face hosted of Wash- training before I race guts your team. pens. Hope your league's idiot has the Falcons this weekend. 'Nuff said? If by University my ' ington. out, plus I hate giving First and foremost, it's one:: '„::.. I.arry Johnson. not, look for Jones-Drew to catch a ton of ,;,, Once again I will people the satisfactiori game, please don't panic and Ifyou 'currently have star play- balls and help his team collect their first not be competing. My of taking advantage of make drastic moves with your ers such as Johnson or Brees, this win. I see Jones-Drew all over the field. isn't on them coach and Idecided it my situation. fantasy team. the time to give up this Sunday. first :.would be best to open To start getting Also realize that right now because they had a messy Brandon Jackson: This is a risky play train- to take advan-, week. I wouldn't be panicking and gp in another week race-ready my is the best time because jackson is a rookie. Consider has changed a of the buy-low/sell-high considering trading early round Q1'o. ing up tage him as your flex player this week. The to bit, not as many 82- theory. Applying this strategy draft picks after one game. The I amnot going Giants defense is awful and I expect lie when I teU I mile weeks to come. is enormous in conducting a first week of the season is the most you to run the ball for most of the am a bit to not I am now starting championship team. meaningless. Green Bay happy with having a few goal race at this meet right speed work. By speed Selling high would be to jahllIIY'ou want your team to peek second half along work I mean 16 X 300 trade players like Lamont Ballgeme during December, not now. Just line opportunities. I see a TD from the now. The Sundoger Dee Invitational is a pretty 0 meter hill repeats and Jordan and Chris Brown right Argonaut relax and realize players like rookie this week. naut don't de- prestigious meet. A lot Argo 12k tempo ~. now when they'e coming off afg sports@sub johnson have two or three Donovan McNabb: I see this QB sports @'u of big schools attend arg 'hese are the huge oPening days. Trust me, . uldaho edu consecutive bad games. In fact, I stroying the Redskins on MNE McNabb uidah the meet and they workouts that you Jordan and Brown aren't going expect Johnson to have a strong doesn't have two straight poor outings. bring some of the best hate doing but when to the Pro-Bowl this season, week 2 even though the Chiefs Don't even consider starting your backup Bears defense. runners in the nation with it is done you feel justified to . Both had a nice first game against sloppy face the this week if you have Donovan, of them on to better team. Trad- )theIIl. eat anything and do nothing. defenses. If you have either Always try your Ronnie Brown: Giants backup RB I'd consider listening to trade ing your first or second round draft picks Last year was my redshirt For my first tempo run, my your squad Derrick Ward had 89 yards last week coach road a bike with me and offers. this early in the season can't be a good cross country year, which against the Cowboys. Brown is better means I could race but not for timed every kilometer inter'- Buying low is almost as important move. Don't panic, it's too early for that than Ward and may get force-fed the '.Idaho and couldn't wear the val. He would not tell me my because you have a chance to trade for right now. Even the league idiot is prob- football this weekend. If Ronnie Brown ,Qaho uniform. times on my request because players with huge upsides. Right now, ably 1-0 on the season, just relax and get well against the Cow- ,'„Solast year I decided to I was scared I would get Larry Johnson, Lee Evans and Drew ready for week two. fails to perform consider tice this meet in a classy white discouraged at how slow I was Brees are coming off horrible debuts 'ere's a list of players I think will boys it may be time to playing ank top known to many as the runillng. and their stock is low. Maybe there is an have breakout games this weekend. If another running back. "wife beater." So we go out and I feel like I thought this attire would death, seriously I felt prob- 'be sweet to kick ass in and ably like how most people even funnier since it was feel when they run —like schools such as stopping. With 2 kilometers XC leader enjoys the lighter side of running against big 'Michigan, Washington, Wash- left I broke down crying and "What' 'tHgton State, Cal, etc... iny coach was like Adam Herrenbruck Racine came to UI out of teammates do also." this season with much higher I ended up doing really wrong?" Argonaut Capital High School in Boise. 'acine said that he's man- goals, than in past years." "I I well, placing third. So after the am so slow coach, I know He chose UI because both of aged to find a balance between Racine said that his team race I prance around in this I am running so slowly," I The University of Idaho's his parents were Vandals and knowing when to be serious wasn't exactly pleased with outfit and pick up my trophy screamed. Matt Racine is a leader,'ut he he already had other 'connec- and when to lighten things their conference finish last year 'T-shirt in it. coach tells me my pace, '"' My likes to keep things light. tions to Moscow. Up. and he expects them to be very thought it was hilarious, the tears stop and I take off to The Vandal distance run- "My mom is from here," On the tr'ip from the Utah competitive in the WAC. -riot trying to be boastful, but the finish, ner is in his junior year with Racine said. "I'd been coming State meet, Racine won the "We'e got a good shot to just reminding some that just Turns out I am not as slow the cross country and track up here for a while and I really team's 'Bus Idol'ompetition get first," Racine said. "Utah 'because you have that big as I thought, not slow at all. I and field program and has im- like it up here. It's far enough with his performances of songs State's going to be tough but ,fame school on your jersey am happy'because I still got it. proved steadily. away from home but not too such as Foreigner's "Cold as we have as a good a shot as Don't think ever lost it. doesn't make you better or even I His easygoing nature .has far." Ice" and Poison's "Every Rose anyone to take them down." faster. men's been one of the staples of a UI Racine sent an e-mail to Has Its Thorn." , Utah State's and Editor's is a -i «So you can imagine how note: Dee Olson cross country team that has Ph!pps, asking to try out for At races, he takes the same women's teams took first in the athlete at many runners hated being beat cross country and track seen second place and third the team and he brought his approach as he would in train- WAC Cross Country Champi- Idaho. She will j?y an Idaho runner in a wife the University of place WAC finishes the last sense of humor with him. ing or at practice. onships last season. beater. be writing a weekly column on two years. Now, Racine is rec- Confirming that he did seek "Itry not to do anything too As the Vandals train and these life as a student thlete. I know racing against ognized by his coach, Wayne out methods to escape some different on race day." Racine race this cross country season, Phipps, as a team leader and running in training camp, said. "I just stay relaxed and one thing that can be counted u important contributor. Racine showed that sense of have fun and then when we go on is that Matt Racine Rill ".He came in as kind of an humor to his coach and team- out to actually warm up and ensure they enjoy themselves calister finished 10th against. unheralded and unknown mates. prepare for the actual race, while also leading them at uickH ITS top-level competition at the walk-on," Phipps said. "And , "There were a couple day- then I get real serious.", meets. Sundoger Invitation, where he ends being a multiple- old hot dogs sitting out one Racine is serious about this During the first meet of the week- up Did you know: Ul the team is running this time scorer and one of the top morning," said Racine. "Isaid season with the cross country year at Utah State, Racine took end. WSU edition runners, not only on our team, 'hey coach, can I get a couple team. 12th and was Idaho's top fin- but in the conference," k taken off my run if I eat On an individual level, Ra- isher. ,%Idaho has played against Lee Smith, But Phipps also sees Racine these?'" cine said he was disappointed As the Vandals 'head to Se- WSU more than any other football as somewhat of a team come- It's that tactic of keeping about his conference finish last attle for a meet Saturday, the team. Coach dian. things light and amusing that year and expects lots of im- Sundodger Invitational, expect 'OWSU leads the series 69-17-3. Akey said "On top of everything else Racine finds so vital to his in- provement this season. Racine to be there as a leader OBoth teams opened the sea- earlier this he has been just a nonstop dividual and his team's suc- "I see myself doing a lot both in the race results and the ex- son with road losses against week he source of amusement," Phipps cess. better," said Racine. "I stayed intangibles. top 10 teams, Idaho played No. pects to run said. "At training camp in Mc- "It's really important to here and trained all summer "You'e got to have fun," bal- 1 USC and WSU played No. 7 a more Call he had a 30k run to do keep things relaxed," Racine and I think there's lots of po- Racine said, "If you'e not Wisconsin. ance offense and was always finding ways said. "I know I perform better tential that hasn't been shown having fun then what's the ~WSU coach Bill Doba has this week to knock off a mile or two." if I'm relaxed and I think my yet. I'm definitely approaching point?" peen on WSU's sideline in one after rush- position or another since 1989. ing the ball ~ ~Idaho is in a four-way tie na- heavily in last week's 20-13 win one-mile race will start and the tionally for turnovers forced over Cal Poly. After a big game VandalsinACllON Soccer S~ortsBRIEFS flive-mile and 10-mile fun runs against USC, the wide receiver with seven. The team will be hosting its will start at 9 a.m. will look to become new quar- of the sea- Registration is $7 or $19 terback Nathan's Enderle's go- Volleyball second home game East City Park hosts 'Top games this Cal State Bakers- with a T-shirt. to The Vandals'ill need son against guy, The team plays in Hono- is at 1 bike swap The run is sponsored by 'weekend: hiin to the field. The game p.m. to come up big keep lulu against the University Striders Running allow Sunday at Guy Wicks. The first annual Bike Swap Seaport Utah State at Oklahoma, defense guessing and of Hawai'i. The game will be ¹3 mov- will be from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Club. For information go to 12:30 Deonte'ackson to keep at 7 p.m. The matches can ,Saturday p.m. Football Saturday at East City Park in www.seaportstriders.corn or ¹22 Tennessee at Florida, ing the ball. be heard over the Internet at ¹5 Moscow. call Mike Halverson at (208) Saturday, 12:30p.m. www.sportsradio1420.corn. The Vandals face the WSU 743-7517. Shiloh Keo, Cougars on Saturday. The Admission is free, there is ¹10 Ohio St. at Washington, sell. Those 12:30 football arne is at 7 p,m. in Pullman. no cost to buy or ,saturday, p.m. Cross Country ip bikes should arrive at Fun run raises Notre Dame The soph- e game will be televised on selling at Michigan, Men's 12:30 omore safety and women's cross Fox Sports Network. the park early. funds for Emida p.m. For information, call Isaak UCLA at Utah 2 always plays country are racing at the ¹11 p.m. at 882-1444 or email moscow- The Mangy Moose Run is ¹1USC at ¹14Nebraska, Sat- with a lot Sundodger Invitational in Golf of emotion. Seattle, Wash. [email protected]. 10 a.m. Sept. 29 at the Palouse ,~day, 5 p.m. The Men's and women' Divide Lodge, formerly the ¹21 Boston College at ¹15 With the loss Men's golf teams will be compet- North/South Ski Bowl. The Georgia Tech, Saturday, 5 p.m. of his high Tennis Run for fun in school coach ing in their first tournaments event is a 5k/10k fun run and Wyoming at Boise St., Satur- -the Lewiston Saturday Wednesday, Members of team on Monday. The teams are walk. day, 5 p.m. with whom are competing in a tour- laying in the Oregon State The 25th annual Three The entry fee is $10 and $5 nament this he was close, expect him to take weekend in nvitational in CCorvallis, Bridges run will be at 8:30a.m. for children under 10. Over- Vandals to watch Montgomery, Ala. his play to a new level. Oregon. Saturday at Kiwanis Park on night tent campsites are avail- Mandy Snake River Ave'nue in Lewis- able at no charge. Macalister, Record watch The Arg is hiring sports ton, Check-in and late registra- The event is a fundraiser for cl'oss coun tion begins at.7:30 a.m. at the the Emida Community Center Anna Sandman, soccer park. and Emida Fire. For informa~ try The needs one writers! Apply online or The se- goalie just At 8:30 a.m. the children' tion call (208) 245-3552. more shutout this season to tie 30'I nior finished at the office SUB. 1 the school record for shutouts eight at the in a season. Utah State meet, her Hull, first meet Jennifer soccer With five in four o +It DDQi7 since 2005. goals Hull is on to break Running as games, pace Ir UI's season record of 11 goals. I ,'Bn independent in 2006, Ma- MONIIAY NlfilT . ~k:--- BAR AND CiQILL 'ull Football 1/1/eekend! College Sat. NFL Sun. 1 '82-2650 is 'coT No Standing in Line 4 ~ 'e oo',— Friday, Sept. I4, 2007 The Argonaut Page l3 am up until now and I owe him ing them and coaching them expects him to be a factor the "I'e got a lot of respect fdr WSU a good part of my life. He was for years. Only one defensive remainder of the season. the kids on that football team IDAHO do with theist from page 11 like a father to the D-Line." starter is a freshman. After seeing limited action I had a lot to Graise said Akey opened his from page 11 On the offensive side of the as a backup last season, defen- Obviously I had a relation- arms to Graise on the first day ball, Akey said the team is in sive end Taylor Rust is making ship with them for a period of this season after former coordi- of his recruiting trip and con- "I like the steps we'e tak- a groove. Quarterback Alex the most of his playing time time. They way I look at it, we nator Robb Akey left after 2006 tinued to influence him. en," he said. Brink is gelling with his receiv- with seven tackles and a fum- can have a lot of fun with this to become Idaho's head coach. "He gave me three years Akey said he was happy ers, completing passes to 10 ble recovery in two games. thing." Doba held the position from of. coaching, showed me how with the win Saturday and the different receivers last week. "Rust plays with a motor," Win or lose, Akey said noth- 1994 until he became the Cou- to work hard and get intense team showed improvement. After relying on Akey said. ing will come between him Deonte'ackson's gars'ead coach four years and have a good time out there But he said the team isn't play- legs and his thirty- "He gives things up in and Doba, who he calls one of ago. laying ball," he said, "I know ing the way they need to yet or carry performance, Akey size but plays hard. He loves his best friends. Both coaches were on the e's doing the same thing for are capable of, calling the team hopes to see more of an of- the game, that's what enables "We'l. go fishing this sum- staff together from 1999-2006. the Vandals, only this time he a "work in progress." fensive balance in Saturday' him to have success and make mer and have a beer and talk Defensive end Mike Graise gets to on both sides of the Akey said the biggest con- game. things happen. I think he can about the game," he said. is looking forward .to playing ball." cern in the game Saturday is He expects Lee Smith to continue to make himself bet- Running back Brian Flow- against his former coach. The Cougars are at home for WSU's Pac-10-speed. He calls contribute to the offense's bal- ter. The way he plays is what I ers (thigh) and Aaron Lavairs "It means a lot showing him the first time against the Van- the defense big and talented ance, love most about him." (ankle) will be out for two- what I can do," Graise said. dals since Martin Stadium was since players he knows are He likes the way Smith Akey is expecting Satur- three weeks after sustainiiig "Coach Akey made me who I renovated. good players after recruit- stepped up against USC and day's game to be fun. injuries against Cal Poly. cia ic sor orvi eO a e a Jimmy Colen he has spoken with Goodell "about usually cheers up opposing coaches. "I hope the commissioner is just "You look back ...and you kind of Associated Press a videotaping procedure during last But Belichick smiled. as harsh on them as he's been on wonder. It seemed like they were a Sunday's game and my interpreta- '"I think the Chargers are a con- individual players'or making mis- step ahead of us at all times." FOXBOROUGH, Mas's. —It's not tion of the rules." cern. Their football team is a con- takes." Patriots linebacker Chad Brow'n, just the NFL's players who are get- "Although it remains a league cern. That's what we'e concerned Palme'r has seen 10 teammates who re-signed for a second stint witit ting into trouble these days. matter, I want to apologize to ev- about," he said. charged with crimes during a 14- the team this week and landed in th' Commissioner Roger Goodell is eryone who has been affected, most "Whatever month span, and middle of the tumult, acknowledged a1- investigating whether the Patriots of all ownership, staff and players," happens out there both receiver it would be embarrassing if the illegally videotaped the opposing the statement said. "Following the Sunday night, Chris Henry and legations turn out to be true. coaches during their Week 1 victory league's decision, I will have further out there on the "I hope the linebacker Odell But he also said the videotaping is over the New York Jets. comment." field, that's when commissioner Thurman are an offshoot of the gamesmanship ail New England coach Bill Belichick It was not clear whether Belichick everybody will currently sus- teams indulge in. apologized Wednesday —for what, was apologizing for his actions or the make their state- is just as harsh pended. "I think that all the facts shoed it wasn't clear —and confirmed that distraction it has caused his team as ment." G oodell come out before people judge tlus he has spoken to Goodell about an it prepares for Sunday night's mar- After another on them as banned Tennes- organization," Brown said. "I think "interpretation" of league rules. quee game against San Diego. 15 minutes of he's see cornerback we do things the right way." "If they are in fact found guilty ... But if he thought —or even hoped football ques- been on Adam "Pacman" But it's not the first time the Pa- the rest of the member clubs are con- —that the standing-room crowd of tions, though, the individual players Jones for the en- triots'amesmanship has irked qp- fident the league will take punitive media was there to talk about the subject returned tire season after ponents. JU action against it," said Tennessee Ti- Chargers, he failed to prepare in the to the spying for making repeated run-ins During a 35-0 victory over Greejt tans coach Jeff Fisher, who is also a manner that has made him one of scandal. with police. Bay last November, the Packers co-chairman of the league's competi- the most successful coaches in the "Is there any mistakes." Atlanta quar- caught Estrella shooting unauthor- tion committee. history of the league. other question on terback Michael ized video and told him to stop. "There's no place for it. Every- Never on'e to relish his interac- the Chargers?" Carsoh Vick was sus- "When you look back, it's scary~" body clearly understands the rules, tions with the media, Belichick grim- Behchick said be- pended indefi- Green Bay cornerback Al Harris said. The competition committee's re- ly refused to respond to a half-dozen fore walking out. PALME R nitely while he "Ithink highly of their coaching sttfff faces a likely jail sponsibility is to protect the integri- questions about the scandal, possible "OK. Yep. Cincinnati quarterback and their personnel, but if that's the ty of the game. With technology the punishments and the potential effect That's all. OK. term for his role case, that's not right. I would con- way it is right now, things could get on his team. Thank you." in a dogfighting sider it cheating." . L1 out of hand in a matter of weeks if Begging for a football question, ESPN.corn re- ring. New York coach Eric Mangir'll, we don't protect the integrity of the he seemed ready to abort the news ported that Goodell has already de- But now the commissioner is who worked for Belichick in Net game." conference after just a few minutes termined the Patriots broke league faced with punishing a potential England before taking over the Jets, NFL security confiscated a video at the podium. rules and was considering severe Hall'of Fame coach, the leader of the declined to comment. camera and tape from Patriots video "Any questions about the Char- sanctions, including docking New league's latest dynasty. Asked if he had any knowledge of assistant Matt Estrella on Sunday gers?" he pleaded in his standard, England "multiple draft picks." The Patriots won three Super such shenanigans while he was with when he was working on the other-things-to-do monotone. Players around the league said Bowls in four years with an empha- the Patriots, he followed the fo'rm hf Jets'ideline self- during New England's 38- "Want to talk about the football they are wat'ching the commissioner sis on individual discipline and his mentor. 1'4 victory. game? If not, I think that statement to see if his new personal conduct lessness in a league where they tend "It's a league issue, and they The league has confirmed that it pretty much covers it." crackdown will be applied equally to be in short supply. handling it," Mangini said. g is investigating whether the Patri- It appeared that there were no tak- to non-uniformed personnel. Now the league's model franchise Patriots players also tried to foe(is ots were taping the Jets'efensive ers, but then a reporter asked about "Hopefully there's a harsh enough is being accused of cheating. on their upcoming game. "You coaches as they signaled to players Chargers running back LaDainian penalty that it's not worth it to try to would hope that, during "I'm the last person in the worIIti on the field .their when were Tomlinson; cheat and try to get any advantage run, they winning to know any of that stuff, anyway,'" Belichick issued a one-paragraph The prospect of defending against that you'e not allowed to get," Cin- all their Super Bowls, all that stuff offensive lineman Matt Light'sag. wasn't on," receiv- statement 10 minutes before his reg- the reigning NFL offensive player of cinnati quarterback Carson Palmer going Pittsburgh "I could care less what happens otnl- ular Wednesday'vailability, er Hines Ward said. saying the year is not the sort of thing that said. side of my little world." I draft to miss rookie season with Trail Top pick Blazer'nne M. Peterson weeks. Full recovery likely portunity, but it will just come because he felt like he let us blog. He said he had a sh'arp While the loss of Oden was Associated Press will take six to 12 months, the a year from now." down," Pritchard said, "and pain about a month ago when a disappointment, the Blaz- team said. It was Oden's second he hasn't let us dow'n at all." he was on vacation. ers were quick to point out PORTLAND — Greg "At this point in time, we health problem since the Trail Roberts said the area of in- "I didn't tell anyone be- that the team still has promis- Oden's rookie season with don't see him coming back Blazers drafted him. He had jury was not large and doctors cause I didn't want to seem ing young players in Roy, Iayt the Portland Trail Blazers this season," Pritchard said. a tonsillectomy in July after were able to treat it with mi- like I was complaining or season's NBA Rookie of the ended before it started when Oden averaged 15.7 points struggling in two Las Vegas crofracture, which stimulates making excuses for anything. Year, and Aldridge, who will the 7-footer had knee surgery and 9.6 rebounds last season summer league games, the growth of cartilage. Other Plus, I wasn't doing anything likely play at times at center Thursday. as a freshman at Ohio State. Oden recovered and had high-profile players who have at the time I realized it hurt, in Oden's absence. The top pick in the June The loss of Oden before the been working out in the Port- undergone the procedure so I figured it couldn't be any- "This isn't about one per- draft went in for an explorato- season was a blow to the or- land area. include Jason Kidd, Amare thing big," he said. son, never has been, never ry procedure on his right knee ganization. There was much The MRI was taken Thurs- Stoudamire and former Blazer The Blazers open training will be," Pritchard said. "This and ended up having microf- fanfare when the Blazers got day after he had some swell- Zach Randolph, camp Oct. 2. The regular-sea- is about a team, about 15 guys racture surgery, which means the first pick in the draft, and ing in the knee. Oden talked about the in- son opener is at San Antonio going out there with a single he will sit out the season. even more when the team Despite being hampered jury earlier this week in his on Oct. 30; vision, a single purpose." "Greg looked at me as he chose Oden. by a wrist injury at Ohio State, was coming out of his sur- A huge, stories-tall jersey Oden led the Buckeyes to the gery, 'and he and his mom, with the name Oden and a national championship game. Zoe, probably. said 'sorry'0 No. 1 hangs on the Rose Gar- He had 25 points and 12 re- It's times," Blazers general man- den Arena. bounds in the loss to Florida. all at the East ager Kevin Pritchard said. Across the street, a building The Trail Blazers were the "I could feel the weight of is plastered with a huge bill- surprise winners of the NBA Restaurants the world on his shoulders. board proclaiming "The Road draft lottery, and chose Oden KFC/Taco Bell And as a leader and as leaders Back to Rip City" with larger- over Texas forward Kevin Du- of this organization, my first than-life photos of Oden and rant, who went to Seattle. Mongolian BBQ was how lucky we thought teammates Brandon Roy and Pritchard said Oden had Pizza Hut were to have a guy that cares LaMarcus Aldridge. MRIs on both knees before about the organization that "To know that Greg the draft and they were "pris- Tucci,'s Italian Restaurant much." wouldn't be with us, it was tine." 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