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• 48 arrested in the May 3 party include pub- Society are conducting free PLATES lic intoxication, drug distri- Akron skin cancer screenings on CLOSET Police arrested 48 people, bution and weapons charges. campus on May 14,15 and Beavercreek Centerville including 25 students, this 16. Appointments can be 2476 Commons Blvd 101 E. Alex Boll Kd. week on charges connected • Free skin cancer made May 6 through 10 for off N. Fairfield next lo Golden Corral In Cross Pointe Center with the University of screen for students the screenings in 023 937-427-5224 937-312-9321 Akron's end of class cele- The WSU School of Medicine University Hall. Store hours: Monday-Saturday Ml am to 8 pni Sunday noon >pm Or visit us «» http: - pl.Ho>'IOM-I.I tun brations. The charges from and the American Cancer Wednesday, May 8, 2002 The Guardian 3 • I News Campus bursts iir? lifeMa y Daze aftermath By Dan Brock organizations used the event char >rs sold goods Arrests see rise from last year Staff Writer to entertain and inform rangin, * refreshments By Dan Brock reports. This is a significant guests of May Daze. to jewelry. Sales have been Staff Writer increase from last year. VVSU community mem- The annual celebration up and down. I've done the Regardless, police say bers celebrated the 31st provides student organiza- best at the top and bottom the event did not get out of annual May Daze festival last tions with a forum to spread of the hour when classes let VVSU students continued hand. "This was the most Friday. The event, with the their message and educate out," said vendor I'hillip the May Daze celebrations controlled After May Da/e theme "These are the Daze," the community on why they Rhinchart. long into the night on May 3. I've experienced, |VVSU| was held in the Green Circle exist, according to Greg The May Daze festivities The party, which began early arrests were behind the Student Union. Gallagher, president of the included one show th.'« was for some. H down from 15 The Union Activities rugby team. not on the agenda. N ar the gained last year. I Board organized the event "A venue like this really end of the event obs rvers momentum Free beer and half think the cool including attractions such as opens the students' eyes and were joined by a g strin;; as the night naked women covered weather paint ball, rock climbing, allows us to see all the uni- clad male streaker who sam- progressed. in pudding, what the played a part," karaoke, and a dunking versity has to offer. It also pled the slip and slide and By 6:00 hell else could you ask said Finnic. booth. Community members gives groups the chance to kept on his way. p.m. area law for? Fairborn were encouraged to join in recruit membership," said The communal atmos- enforcement Police, Ohio the festivities and take a Gallagher. phere of May Daze gave stu- agencies •anonymous c jlebrator Entertainment break from their academic Community members dents a feeling of unification were on hand • • Security, responsibilities. celebrated May Daze without with each other, according to to maintain Greene County Celebrators were treated alcohol, a substance which is Dustin Sterling. VVSU stu- security. VVSU Sheriffs to a variety of musical acts synonomous with alternate dent. Police made eleven arrests, Office, Ohio State Patrol and throughout the event. On May Daze celebrations. "As "Events like this bring us most for underage consump- the Wright Patterson Of fit; hand lo perform were 4 far as security is concerned closer together and makes tion. according to Captain of Special Investigations Universal Elements- 2010 we've had no problems, the school feel more like a ttevtd Finnic, associate direc- aided WSJ" Police in keeping Music Group. Bethany evervone has been very »rf community than an institu tor of public safety. the peace- Adeisberger. and *Ws bat- behaved." said Ed Turner erf tion. I hope the university Faubom Police made 32 There was definitely an lie of UK: brands winner DST. Ohio Entertainment Security. organizes similar activities in arrests at the same event for adequate amount of security Student groups, universi- While students enjoyed the future." said Sterling. underage posesskm of alco- hol. according to police ty. department^ and other the attractions free of see "May" p. 4 Greek Week pushes sexual assault awareness Jake Stanley The Coalition Against Staff Writer Sexual Assault, along with a board of Greek students Wright State's Greek overseen by Amy Sues, asso- Community is holding their ciate director of Student Life, annual Greek Week festival organized the event and this week, running from May Greek Affairs Council along with other student organiza- 3 to 10. tions are helping lo fund This year it offers new events and opportunities awareness week through with the main goal being "to donations. facilitate growth and pro- Three Greene County mote common bonds of legal officials helped to brotherhood and sisterhood administer the event, serving among the Greek communi- as the opposing attorneys ty," according to Chad and judge for the trial. Crevlston, strategic planning Members of the Greek com- chair for the Greek Affairs munity served as the twelve- member jury, and other non- Council. One of the new addi- Greek students attended. tions to the event this year "We hoped to educate on Ul'v o (i: n icr was a mock dale rape trial the actual reality of sexual that was held Monday crimes and re-enforce the evening as part of both statistics," said Creviston. Greek Week and of sexual On May 7 a blood drive assault awareness week. A student looks over the balcony in the Student Union Atrium. As part of Greek see "Greek" p. 9 Week, the balcony is decorated with banners celebrating Greek life.

1 4 Hi BTJW Wednesday. May 8. 2002 RCA: Non-smoking resolotions put on hold Rv Inch CU/plflAr ...... ,;j„ . . . By Josh Sweigar. strong enough." said a statewide organization and non-smoking News Editor McConnell, adding thai RCA advocating buildings to go rooms in will continue surveying and smoke free. The group Hamilton, but Resolutions to make all collecting opinions. worked with similar a: mostly people just campus dorms non-smoking The feedback RCA has cessful resolutions at s • vork it out with nave been put on hold indef- already received is diverse, such as Ohio Stale heir roommates initely until more student a< rding to McConnell. She University, Kent Slate ind neighbors. feedback can be gathered, v.id many community advi- University and Miami "It's cool thai according to Amanda sors support the resolutions University. they offer a McConnell, president of the to ci-t down on damage done Smoke Free Ohio (for non-smokers), Residential Community to hals. Many students, both approached Residential but as long as Association. smokers and non, fear that Services in October, offering you're cool with RCA and Student the efforts would infringe on help in making the dorms your roommate I Government both dropped smokers' rights. smoke-free. Residential don't think there resolutions to do away with Residential Services said Services let RCA look into should be .1 prob- smoking dorms this week, it would support whatever the issue. lem," sai I Skira. after a survey sent out by students decide to do. Malt Skira, a mass com- Sher Capinski, RCA reported thai 75 per- Though it has been in munications major and also a mass com- cent of residents support the consideration for years, the smoker living in Hamilton munications non-smoking resolution. initiative this year was spear- Hall, supports the present major, disagrees. "We didn't feel that was headed by Smoke Free Ohio, system. There are smoking Capinski doesn't smoke, but ended Matt Skira 1, Hamilton Hall resident, up in a smoking smokes a cigaretter outside his dorm. S«e Why Business Pi dorm due to a lack Photo by J.b. Giffin Professionals of available space. cannoi be eliminated until CHOOSE WRK STATE "Seclions of the hallway s present housing contracts smell bad, my clothes smell for their MBA with smokers expire, accord- bad," said Capinski. "It's not ing to McConnell. only affects |smokers|, the "We just wanted to look second hand smoke affects at the issue and see what An MBA degree from Wright state everybody." students think about il," said University can help you take Regardless of student McConnell. your career to new heights. feedback, smoking dorms • More concentrations than any other area school, so you can "May"continued case their wrestling skill in a custom tailor your MBA degree. pool of creamy chocolate pudding. and each agency had 100% • Relevant curriculum such as "There's always room for cooperation with one anoth- E-Commerce and International pudding," said WSU student er," said Finnic. Business, because local Mike Slagg. There were parties scat- business leaders say they need Alcohol was pro\ ided to tered on and near campus professionals with a global partiers free of charge from areas, but the bulk of the perspective. a seemingly endless array of celebrations took place in kegs. "Free beer and half • Faculty with real-world Cimarron and Forest Lane. naked v» .men covered in experience and close ties to Police tried to keep the parly pudding, what the hell else local business. confined to residential lots could you ask for?" said an and out of the street. • Designed for working anonymous celebrator. "For the most part stu- professionals, with evening and The May Daze party had dents have been very well late-afternoon classes. an ample amount of partici- behaved. We want everybody pants but at the same lime • Conveniently located right off to have a good time but at there was a large population 1-675 the same time you have to who were not anxious to join be mindful of law enforce- Choose the best of the best - the in the festivities. ment," said Fairborn Police first MBA program in the Miami "What starts as a com- Patrol Captain Doe Valley to be accredited by AACSB munity celebration ends up Plcmmons. International. being a convenient excuse to For many, the highlight exercise aggression on weak- of the night was the second er parties, objectify women, annual May Daze Pudding and for underage students to Ra] Soin College of Business Party held in Off-Campus openly abuse alcohol under a Raj Soin www.wrlght.edu/business/mba/ Forest Lane. Celebrators controlled environment," (937) 775-3645 were given a forum to show - College of Bu siness said a WSU student. VV RIGI I r STAT E U IW I 1 • / R S / 7 Y UFA AC SB What are you looking at?

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Clockwise from top left: 1. Two girls defy logic and gravity with a bungee cord and velcro. 2. Students play Mike Tyson. 3. Forest Lane's pudding wrestling puts a new spin on the popular desert. 4. The first person to ever pass out in a tree gets caught on film. 5. Rappers 4 Universal Elements hypes the May Daze crowd. 6. A student saves a good friend from a half- foot plunge during an inflatable obstacle course race.

Photos by Justin Garman 6 TIN GurflM Wednesday. May 8, 2002 New heads appointed for student media

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l 8 IH Bfdhn Wednesday, May 8.2002 Organization to confront U.S. drug policy Jake Stanley from possession charges. safety and communicate Staff Writer Right now the six-mem- clearly with local police ber board is in the process and work with them, not In an effort to combrn of writing a constitution and as their enemy," said what they see as an unjust raising money for member- Wes' -voting drug policy, Wright State stu- ship, according to organizer incr idance at dents are trying to organize Matt Wesley. their, and events. National Organi/ ""Hon for the According to Wesley, the Sc hese stu- Reform of Mar. iau.' Laws group started meeting a cou- dents atu the May 4 chapter or a Students for ple of weeks ago and said Million Marijuana March, Sensible Drug Polic y chapter that people should see some- held throughout I GO cities at WSl!. thing from them by the end worldwide, including These groups operate on of the school year. Columbus, Cincinnati, and a national level trying to "We hope to establish Yellow Springs in Ohio. alter laws on marijuana and lines of communication with Yellow Springs held strict persecutions stemming legal services and public its march April 24 because of Antioch College's early release or the year. Around thirty people were in attendance according to organizer COLLEGE DAYS Devon Ronaldson. at Ohio State's chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy organized the rally against drug intoler- ance and the liberation of Protesters come together in Columbus to protest present marijuana in Columbus. marijuana laws. Students for a Sensible Drug Policy Streets were blocked organized many of the 160 rallies. nNGSHAND with permission and advo- Photo courtesy of Todd Selmer (OSU's The Lantern) SAFE $18.00 cates marched from 15th Representatives. He has Ipatiudrr, and High St. to Goodale included legalization of mar- Park with police escorts. approval. ijuana in his platform. "A few people covered 7,13,14,20,21,27,28; Several speakers par- "We decided to go to the Hi* 5,11,12,18,19,24,25, 28,27, ticipated in the event, up with their signs and state capital and try and smoked during the march," 28,28,30,31; Jurn 1,2002 including a student arrest- turn as many heads as possi- ed because of his room- said Skaggs. ble," said Wesley who attend The main focus was to Studsnt Discount Admission $23.99 mate's drug sales. This ed the event. (General Mnsson W 99| "change the naturally over- subjected him to the According to WSU stu- penalties of possession. looked injustices," according dent Laura Skaggs, people to Wesley. These concerns Also speaking was drove by honking at pro-pot Kenneth Schweickart who include the large amount of signs and holding bongs out costly drug related arrests, is running for election in their windows showing their the House of penalties against student aid for those with possession College Days charges, and the suspension «<•« ». i. o. w JO n v.» of licences. "You can't justify a mil- lion dollar war on drugs dur- YOU PAY ONiy 71 an icsiiaa ing our fight with terrorism. m.WpwMuliitn'-Wiu Just let us smoke our pot," IW.ff par Chld/Sanior Congratulations to tfie said Wesley. Hl« Uix.ptItl ti IM Mb* On May 9, on WWSU <*M*> ia wait tfwsuN ai"m- • W rig fit State University (graduates! .OraMf* rtJdfcr* tlSK".!' from 8-11 a full account of the event will be aired, along with websites and phone numbers for contact infor- Civic EX Coupe EM2292MW mation. Call about White Allen Honda's College Grad Program on New & Used. WWW. 220-6386 theguardianonline inn IIIII 2 blks South Off. 500 N. Main .com 216 217 I- 75 Exit 10 Dayton Ohio A aw CIS www.white-allen.com

i Wednesday. May 8. 2002 Tl» E Prof: Ohio election reform long overdue vened every five years. "We need t<> look for fur- By Ty Swonger on the issue and encourage u ther inipnm nienis with For The Guardian the House to swiftly approve Also, the bill specifies Ideally, if the legislation that agencies designated by money coming from these much-needed does what it says it will •he National Voter Congress to purchase elec- changes." In light of the past elec- do, there will be very tration Act shall comply tronic voting measuring Among the provisions tion fiascoes, Ohio's 'II instructions issued devices," said Adams. set by H.B. 566 are specific- clear, specific, across- Secre'ary of State, J. Kenneth the-board standards. secretary of state This new technology, in Blackwell and Representative standards for recounting place already in some states, optic - California in Finally, the bill would With the likeliness that introducing election reform "Ideally, if the legislation ence H.B. 566 will pass in the does what it says it will do, provide that, when practical, legislation. Last year's House (he rooms and polling facili- House, it will become as its there will be very clear, spe- 55 Bill 5 will be the foundation ties used in polling places predecessor, yet another cific, across-the-board stan- increasing the frequency for H.B. 566, proposed this should be accessible to per- stepping-stone for future dards to prevent Florida with which Ohio's voter reg- week. sons with disabilities. election reform legislation, "This measure goes one from ever occurring in istration database is updated according to Adams. step further in strengthening Ohio," said Robert Adams, and the establishment of a our state's election system," WSU professor of political permanent Election System said Blackwell. "1 commend science. Study Committee to be con- v,:y jVI»T>lc* VJcw Lendrum for his leadership Other provisions include 'Apartments "Greek" continued Organizations will also "Heart" continued be holding a presentation on itself struggled to recover *A? was held behind Fawcett Hall The Seven Habits of Highly from the loss, according to with the help from The Effective People in the Doug Fecher, Gant's succes- Now accepting American Red Cross Blood Student Union at 2 p.m. sor. reservations for Bus, the ROTC program and Thursday. I'he award-win- Minutes from Campus! "We just never would m?L£ V2£\k)-s members of the WSU com- ning program created by have expected Patrick to Waiting List for Cheaper than the dorms! munity. Stephen Covey will discuss have this," said Fecher. "He The Greek Carnival that personal effectiveness. Summer/Fair 02 was a strong, fit individual. was set for Monday was Following on Thursday His loss was immeasurable." *• /}CT //CW so you ore rot left rescheduled for Friday will be the faculty student About 250,000 because of rain. Every frater- reception. The event's goal is ujifkout on o-fortmert iwf sckooi jeor! Americans die of heart dis- nity and sororily will have a to upen up a partnership in ease each year. booth set up for the event to the future according to 937- 878-3973 help raise money for their Creviston. 118 Old Yellow Springs Rd. Fairborn. OH respective chapters. "I'm excited about the In addition, each organi- reception, it's the first \k)n°kt Stote's -*! CJkoiC.e! zation has elected a "god" or chance I've had to network "goddess" for the week to go with the faculty," comment- around and try and raise ed Shannon Wilson, nursing money throughout the week. student and member of '/eta "Not only is it a great Tau Alpha. way for Greeks to be visible The night will wrap up and have fun on campus, but with a lip sync competition Dayton's largest tanning salon it's also a great way to raise in the atrium from 7-9 p.m. Dayton- East Salon Dayton- South Salon money for our philanthro- Each organization creat- 152 Woodman Dr. 5730 Springburo Pk. pies," said Creviston. ed a banner that can be (Airway Shopping Center) (Alex Bell Plaza) The "Weakest Link" con- viewed in the atrium of the 258-9530 299-1225 test will be held May 8 from Student Union as part of the 7 to 9 in the Student Union many events in which organ- www.aplacetotan.com Atrium. One person from izations try and earn points each Greek organization will based on how well they do Keep Your be represented as contest- in competition and the level ants hoping to earn points of participation. Spring Break Tan for their chapter in the aca- One overall winner will demic challenge. Student Life be recognized with a travel- Alive!!! Director Katie Deedrick will ing trophy. The award will host the event playing the be givenby the respective role of real-life "Weakest leaders from each group of Link" host Anne Robinson. fraternities and sororities. 3 Sessions for "It is something I am Delta Tau Delta has won t he- going to have fun with. We overall event the past three $10.00 will all be having fun togeth- years, and the sorority win- Dayton's (Kxpirc* 5/21/02) Dayton s er, and I am honored that Largest Tanning Salon ner last year was Delia Zeta. i Largest Tanning Salon rii-fiular bed and upgrades • NI.IIMI they asked me to partici- pate," said Deedrick. 10 TIM GurftHI Wednesday. May 8. 2002 Opinion Its; ' : Commentary May 8. 2002 Issue No.27, Vol. 37 Editor in Chief All Butler Managing Editor Memorable spet rs needed Jessica Donhani News I'.ditor Josh Sweigart Features Editor Leslie Benson Opinions Editor Don Bruce WSU commencement: a great place ijr insomniacs to sleep Sports Editor Justin Ross Commentary llucy Newton almost began I was there, but lhal who spoke at commencement Copy Editors by Alf Butler, "a mini-civil war" over civ il shows how memorable it instead of hav ing lo mumble Fred Marion, Erin Runt/. Editor-in- rights. must have that we had a talking doll Chief Chief Photographer J.I). Ciiffin What can I, along with been. Graphic Artist Paul kulis sp hundreds of other fellow We at ...she was "tn'tge, Advertising Manager WSU graduates, expect in Wright Stale enr juraging me wrong, Stephanie Lung need speakers Ur ht Ad Graphics Manager four weeks-? graduates with a 'B state We won't have a well- who are memo- has , n OUK 1 Scott Benfield 1 have four weeks of Bi zz Lightyear doll ' f ! known speaker. Instead, the rable and chal- going for it Assistant Production Editor college left. holding it up as it Summer Dunlap Maybe that's why I'm president of the faculty will lenge us to do whcre it can Advertising Reps - Jackie so disappointed about give a speech. more with the said, "To infinity set some Meddles, Mindy Layton. Zack the lack of speakers at In December, she was time we have and beyond amazing Zonker commencement. encouraging graduates with a both here at 11 speakers. Staff Writers - Krystle Barger, List week, Antioch Buz/. Lightyear doll holding it college and with our lives. For exam- Dan Brock, Matt Kochler, graduates had Bobby up at the end of her speech Commencement is a ple. look at Ihe contributors Jennifer. Martin, l.ori Anne Seale, the co-founder of as it said. "To infinity and great lime lo slart. We've lor Wright State's arts pro- Agricola, Kim Short, Jake the Black Panthers and beyond." paid enough for our tuitions, gram and one of the biggest Stanley human rights activist, Good advice yes, but it's along with that last gradua- contributors is Martin Sheen. Staff Photographer - Justin give the commencement coming from a talking doll. tion fee Of S35 (don't even In fact, it's a nationally Garman Unfortunately, 1 don't remem- get me started on that) to known arts and film pro- Faculty Mentor Dr. Jeff John address. earn the chance to hear from gram. Student Advisor N'Keicha Lynch 89 students heard ber offhand who spoke at The medical school is I he Guardian is printed weekly the tale of how Seale and June commencement. someone memorable and dif- during the regular school year. It is ferent. also well-known and respect- published by students of Wright State * It doesn't have to be as ed in the country. But unless University in Dayton, Ohio. Editorials controversial as Scale, but 1 you're looking for those without bylines reflect the majority raf)t>uto(>f>V t>au( ku(ts want to proudly tell people- See "Speakers" p. 11 opinion of the editorial board. Views expressed in columns, cartoons ant! advertisements are those of the writ- ers, artists and advertisers. The Guardian reserves the right to censor or reject adverlsing copy in accordance with an* present or future advertising acceptance rules estab- lished by The Guardian. All contents contained herein are the express prop- erty of The Guardian. 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V Wednesday. May 8. 2002 IH Opinion Letters to the Editor Video games SOOP: people bad

In response to the col- a mailing list created by the including 30 caliber machine Even the creators of umn written by Opinions makers of these games. We guns. Counter-Strike shut down Editor Don Bruce in the May provide feedback, share Will this make someone their servers and replaced 1 issue "Virtual violence does ideas, and help each other in want to buy an ancient their websites. This shows not kill." creating and administrating machinegun and use it to kill that we (admins) do not run 1 completely agree. these servers. a bunch of people walking these servers to brainwash I would like to elaborate Many of us have strict down the street? I .hink not. people into killing others. further by explaining my rules on our servers concern- The most po[ ular of We run these servers as a part in these online games. ing unnecessary language, these variations i • Counter- "game". First, I must define cer- abuse, and rudeness. We try Strike. So. when 9/11 hap- Webster's Dictionary tain terms. In order for peo- to keep our servers clean pened, many people also saw defines a "game" as a pas- ple ro play these games, and respectful. Counter-Strike as evil, saying time or a contest for amuse- someone must run a "serv- The said PC game, "it easily influences younger ment. Why should young er." All players connect to "Counter-Strike" pits a count- people into thinking terror- children not be allowed to 'Speakers" continued the server and abide by the er-terrorist team against a ism isn't that bad". play this game for fun, when types of things, when you tell server's rules. group of terrorists. As a result of 9/11. "adults" are allowed to shoot people where you graduated The person or persons There are many varia- many admins had shut down guns at birds, deer, ducks, or from, people won't know who create this server are tions of this game including their servers. They replaced even clay pigeons for fun? where it Is. called "admins" for they a "capture-the-flag" type of their websites with a small As a professor told me administrate the server by game, called Team Fortress. page denouncing the attacks last week, we shouldn't have enforcing rules. There is even a World and terrorism in general. All to keep having to tell inter- I. myself, have been an War II replica entitled Day of unified under one symbol: Michael Ketcham viewers, "No, it's Wright with "admin" for 3 years. I have Defeat with designed with Gamers Against Terrorism Accounting a W" when they ask us where joined a group, subscribed to the guns used during WWII (GAT). Senior we went to school. The university needs to establish its reputation I realize we're a young school and we're starting to Commuter senator has morals do that. It's not all bad. quoting a letter from Alpha total support. voices heard, expecting to not We get a lot of nationally We live in an age where it Chi, a WSU Christian group. In recent months, begin- get questioned. known speakers on campus is very easy to obtain the The senator argued that the ning with the introduction of Because of these outspo- like Nikki Giovanni and even wrong information. Even understanding the resolution showed favoritism House Bill 234, Mr. Fehrman's ken feelings about Mr. Elizabeth Toledo, both of use of the Internet, cell by representing lifestyle name has been slandered Fehrman, he lost the opportu- whom came earlier this year, phones and the newspapers, organizations but not reli- across the pages of The nity to bring Ohio Council of but how come we don't have things still can be mixed up. gious groups." Guardian on many occasions, Student Governments close to any commencement speakers Although all these media The article makes it even misquoted. home and make continuous of the same caliber? are at our disposal, we still sound like Josh was being It is known that Mr. efforts for changt. Antioch only had 89 have misunderstandings. bias and unfair Fehrman speaks his mind and We are not asking that graduates, but I bet each one There was an article in The towards campus there are many people who you like and/or agree with of them will forever remem- Guardian called "SG Senate groups. may not like what everything Mr. Fehrman says ber the chance to hear Seale. u ...Mr. passes resolution." This arti- This is not true Fehrman's he has to say, or does. What we are asking We'll have hundreds, if cle was in the February 13, Josh was reading because it may for is that he is respected as not thousands, graduate 2002 edition of The Guardian. what the letter had name has been infringe upon their an individual who will do shortly and I bet many will The article talks about said. The letter slandered across own thoughts and things by the book, whether quickly forget just like I've Student Government's debate argued that the res- the pages of The beliefs. he wins or loses, who has forgotten last year's speaker over House Bill 234. in the oiution was showing Guardian One such morals and an insurmount- and I was there. article it makes one of our favoritism. Josh was JJ belief is that Mr. able amount of integrity. Give students a voice. senators sound very bias just bringing the letter to the Fehrman is not Give faculty a voice. towards students' lifestyles. attention of Student consistent when in fact that is I'm sure even staff would The Minority affairs Government. exactly what he is. He has Clyde Hamm Jr., be interested in voting for a Committee of Student We feel some students been known throughout the Senior, Mech. Engineering, commencement speaker. Government feels that the have gotten the wrong Student Government office as • Cameron Bonner, Start soon though. article has caused some prob- impression of Josh from ihis a person who crosses every Senior, Psychology, December's commencement lems within the WSU student article. "t" and dots every "i." When Chris Da\'is, is only six months away. In community. On behalf of Joshua N. this happens some may not Junior, History, the meantime, 1 can just hope The article states" He Fehrman, commuter senator ge! the results they want Chad Warnimont, Spike Lee reschedules his (Josh Fehrmen) began the dis- of Student Government, we because their intentions are to Junior, Middle Childhood speech for June 8. cussion at the meeting by would like to express our blindside others, making their :ni 1 WtWPf 12 Jtm Wednesday. May 8. 2002

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{culture} 1 Elizabeth Toledo speaks at WS{literatiU 1 visiting poet a brief history of NOW and a rainbow button. the women's movement in She emphasized the By Krystle Bare general, addressing many importance of having "equal- Staff Writer current issues from a fern, ity in the air we breathe." nist perspective. Her advice Toledo challenged listeners Poets are often to women looking to facili- to settle for nothing less described as novelists that tate dialogue around femi- than total equality. "I deserve can express meaning to read- nist issues is to "take what's 100 percent of what every- ers without using as many hot in the news and look at one else has," she said. words. One person that fits it through a feminist lense." Toldeo has made numer- that description is Harvey Toledo also educated ous media appearances that Shapiro, who has written and audience members on the include the NBC Nightly published poetry most of his Equal Rights Amendment. News, CNN News, The life. Shapiro will visit Wright The ERA was meant to give Washington Post, and Ms. State for a poetry reading Harvey Shapiro Elizabeth Toledo women constitutional equali- Magazine. "It was such an next week. In addition to being a ty with men. This amend- honor to have her speak Shapiro published his successful poet, Shapiro has By Lori Anne Agricola ment did not pass—a fact here," said Amanda Bennett, first poetry book in 1953. had a long and distinguished Staff Writer that many college students president of the Lambda Since then, he has published career as an editor of The and members of the general Union. numerous other poetry- New York Times. public do not seem to real- "She's a great motiva- books including National Feminist, Chicana, les- Shapiro's vast experience ize. tional speaker for people Cold Storage (1988), The gives him a unique perspec- . bian and activist Elizabeth Toledo gave her culmi- looking to' get involved politi- Light Holds (1984) and This Toledo spoke to students at tive on life that is easy to nating speech with a rainbow cally, whether on a large World (1971). He keeps a Wright State on Wednesday, relate to. Creating vivid of balloons behind her. She scale or a small scale," said unique perspective on life May 1. Toledo is the former images of a wide variety of spoke about the need for Bennett. and poetry. In World War II, national Vice President for subjects, Shapiro opens read- grassroot orgrnizations for Toledo was very pleased Shapiro was a gunner in a B- the National Organization for ers to see things from a dif- social justice, with particular with her experience at WSU 17, receiving the Women (NOW) and former ferent perspective. emphasis on the and particularly with Lambda Distinguished Flying Cross director of the National Gay Adverse situations and Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/ Union. "This is one of t he- and the Air Medal with three human experience in the face and Lesbian Task Forte Transgender movement. most organized campuses (NGLTF). oak leaf clusters. of adversity, especially dur- In her presentation I've been to. I go to a lot of One of his earlier works, Toledo gave three pre- ing a war, often combine to "Everyday Acts of Rebellion,'' schools, and this one is very Battle Report, proved to be sentations. She spoke at a create beauty in the form of she gave a list of ways, big cohesive and thorough. They modestly successful when it reception at which she hon- poetry. and small, in which people not only organize an event, was published in 1966. ored allies and spoke of the Currently, Shapiro is can rebel every day and but include an action compo- In 1997 Wesleyan importance of safe spaces. working on an anthology of make a difference in the nent to it." Univ ersity Press and poems about World War II "Social spaces have a signifi- world with regards to social In addition to Lambda cant role in our lives," she Carcanet Press in England co- for the Library of America. justice. Some of her sugges- Union, sponsors of the event published his Selected Poems. said. "Safe space is at the Shapiro will visit Wright tions included running for included the Women's His eleventh book of poetry, core of what the political State for a poetry reading on office, supporting someone Center, the Union Activities How Charlie Shavers Died, campaign is all about." Wednesday, May 15, at 1 to run for office and wearing Board, Women's Studies and was released in 2001. p.m. in 168 Rike Hall. In addition, Toledo gave rhe Guardian. {culture} I Wiley's: a comedy-friendly club for college students

By Lori Anne Agricola tures such comedians as Haney prides himself on open mic night or, as it is and Steve Caminiti. Staff Writer Bobcat Goldthwait and Scott having a "performer friend- officially known, "Comedy Also, keep your eyes and Dunn. ly" club. "Wiley, the first College." ears open for the return of Have you ever found Now celebrating its twen- owner, had a great relation- A number of success sto- John Evans yourself sitting in front of tieth anniversary, Wiley's has ship with the comics," said ries have come out of the television, watching Chris been under the ownership of Hariey. Wiley's, including several Rock or Lewis Black or some Rob Haney for the last two He strives to create an comedy writers and produc- Wiley's Comedy Club comedian on Comedy Central years. Haney himself has atmosphere that is pleasant ers. Comedian Dave Chapelle 101 Pine Street (you get the picture) and been a comedian since 1977. for both the patron and the of Half-Baked, a friend of the Dayton thinking to yourself, "man, "The show comes first," performer. club, is rumored to drop in it'd be cool to see some live said Haney. "1 do what 1 can Admission is free on occasionally. Call (937) 224-JOKE comedy?" But of course you so that people can see a Thursdays and Sundays with Wiley's presents shows on Thursday through don't know where to go, and good show. Having been on a college or military ID (there www.wileyscomedyclub.com it's probably too expensive, the road all these years, I've is a two-drink minimum). Sunday. Upcoming acts been able to bring a lot of Wednesday nights you can include Rex Havens, Mike Free admission with college ID right? Think again. on Thursdays and Sundays Wiley's Comedy Club fea- new people in." show off your own talents at Armstrong, Monique Marvez 14 TlW Cwnton Wednesday. May 8. 2002 {groove} Vinyl Dies tigHt on second album

some of the funds they won from the Canal Street Tavern Band Playoffs, the band recorded this album with more confidence than the last one. Playful, upbeat love songs compliment slower ballads. Songs including You Do It to Me and Heaven Came First stand out as • some of the stronger songs on the album, the latter of which combines a mixture of sounds reminiscent of The Zombies and Pulp. Vinyl Dies' sophomore musical effort. Who Cares, Vinyl Dies will perform The highlight of this year's May Daze after-parties Anyway?, proves the band is here to. stay. on Friday, May 10, with The included Forest Lane's annual female pudding l.ab Partners and Rockets to wrestling competition, in which more than 16 By Leslie Benson recorded by Sean llaney at Mars at Jags Night Club, women participated. The inflatable outdoor pool Features Editor Refraze Recording Studio in 1227 Wilmington Pike in was filled wiih 100 gallons of chocolate and vanilla Kettering, evokes emotional Kettering, (937) 294-0713. Picture Depeche Mode on pudding. Students David Stafford and Jen Romer, elements not as prevalent in Check out www.vinyl ,i good day, without all the among many others, organized the event. the first album. Having used dies.com. melodrama, add a 1980s- slyle female pop vocalist, a Mother's Dayl versatile band and an ener- May 12th N/V\ getic Brit-pop-esque leading ^Roses' "7 man and you have what Dayton's college-aged audi- Send Her the \ Blooming ences have been raving about , \ Plants S for the past year \ inyl Dies. Thomas Kinkade And More\ An uplifting pop outfit Teapot Bouquet along the lines of the local rock act Shrug, members of Vinyl Dies pride themselves Sweet spring on musical precision, vocal flowers in a gold harmony and experimenta- trimmed teapot tion. The brother-sister duo of lead vocalist/guitarist Nathan Peters and vocalist Elizabeth Peters exemplify the rest of the band's tight Kinkade's painting musical groundwork. In recent months, the Home is Where the band released their second Heart is II" is fea- album. Who Cares, Anyway?, alter the popular debut of tured on both sides Dayton novel- When Things Co Wrong ist Katrina (2001), of which hundreds of Kittle, author 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed copies are in circulation. The of Traveling sophomore CD, which was ot) All Orders' Light and Two Truths and a Pint Sized Posies Special Lie, spoke at Fresh flowers in a white quart sized ceramic Job Placement Agency Is Wright State milk Dottle with 3 red roses $22.95 seeking individuals for posi- on Tuesday, tions inside their office. The May 7. She following skills and back- 5 discussed the S origins of her ground are a plus: o- books and -General Clerical Skills explained the FLORIST* -Computer knowledge P steps she took -Phone Skills 426-4253 -Customer Service £ to get her work Order Online: -Organizational Skills 3 published. Her first book examines AIDS, while the second www.beavercreekflorist.com reflects on deception in personal relationships. Copies are available in the Wright State Bookstore. N. f :ilrfithHt Wednesday. May 8. 2002 It* GoarMn 1 n {culture} ] Mexican food {groove} soundtrack of Scottish tradition By Krystle Barger they are, they create a pow- "Say Too Much" is a song Staff Writer erful image. The song, which reminiscent of the early jazz at affordable prices pr«" heavily influ- scene. It features instru- Bagpipes, flugelhorn, ent d Bowie, offers ments that aren't usually bodhran, piano, and accor- a got, ;th the use of associated with jazz and dion are lovingly combined drum ntense combines them with rich to recreate the charming rhythm ^ vocals to create a sound that yep sounds of the Scottish coun- Althoug.. it may seem is truly original. tryside. out of place, the smooth Most soundtracks play a mm. Although the instru- vocals work well with the secondary role to their ments that were used to cre- rest of the songs. movies. A Shot At Glory, ate the soundtrack -t Shot At "The New Laird," however, follows the same Glory are unusual, they are although traditional in path as such groundbreaking commonplace in Scotland sound, ev okes images of sad- soundtracks as Braveheart, and are necessary to create ness and struggle but then From Dusk Till Dawn, the kinds of images that picks up to become a I allad Desperado and Pulp Fiction. composer Mark Knopder of hope. It works with the movie wanted to evoke in listeners' One can almost see a to create more intense con- minds. character in the story over- nections between audience Most of the tracks on A coming an obstacle and per- members and the actors. Shot At Glory arc instrumen- severing in a quest for per- It is a necessary compo- tal, with one exception. The sonal glory. nent in any diverse music Pepito's openjng track, "Sons of By Lori Anne Agricola able for college students. Scotland," is a carefree song Staff Writer The restaurants offer that lulls listeners to a feel- large margaritas for five dol- ing of peace and serenity. There is only a hint of This week, I decided to lars. A few WSU students -0; The Union Activities have made a tradition of hav- Scottish influence from the check out a restaurant that is percussion. both affordable and accessi- ing dinner and margaritas at j Board presents: ^ Pepito's before their evening Listeners will realize this ble to WSU students. Pepito's music is derived from Mexican Restaurant and classes. Good times. My personal favorites are Scotland without getting the Cantina is located just a cou- idea struck over their heads ple of miles down the road the cheese enchilada lunch ^ WACKY ** with a bagpipe. in the Airway Shopping special and the guacamole. The second track, "Hard Center at the corner of I'm picky about guacamole, and I think theirs is fantas- Cases," develops into more Woodman and Airway Road. traditionally sounding SPIRTS DAY! Pepito's offers a large tic. They also have a non- nd alcoholic sangria soda that is Scottish music with the use selection of Mexican food of bagpipes. Wednesday, May 22 and beverages. If you go for quite tasty. The song also offers a lunch, you're going to pay- Pepito's is open from 11 bit of influence from 11 a m -3 P m on the Quad about 10 or 12 bucks for one a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday American music with a hint person (lunch, beverage, through Friday, noon until of rock influenced drums. It could be basketball, it could be sot err... appetizer and tip). Dinner 11 p.m. Saturday and noon Not many vocals are may be a little more expen- to 9 p.m. Sunday. you don't know WHAT you'll see at UAB's sive but still very manage- used in "He's the Man," when Wacky Sports Day! 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I IB The Gorttan Wednesday. May 8. 2002 I {film} Spider-man jumps off comics onto the big screen

By Krystle forms the experiment Dunst has a charismatic Barger on himself " ' ''s. personality. It compliments Maguirc nicely. "Who am I? You the m i The movie is an excellent sure you wanna know? The phosi portrayal of the classic story of my life is not for the two cha. ,s super-hero story. Spider-man faint of heart. If somebody is intense is a bit of an outsider that said it was a happy little tale, action through- can't get the girl. Then this if somebody told you I was out the film extraordinary event happens just your average, ordinary with an under- to him and he becomes a guy. not a care in the world stated romance superhero, but he still has to . somebody lied," said actor between Parker do his homework in the Tobey Maguirc while portray- Watson even'ngs. ing Peter Parker in the film developing A wide range of people Spider-man. until the end. cai identify with Parker. This The dynamic quote sets All of the makes the story classically the tone for the movie. actors are timeless. Spider-man is being Spider-man appeals to a wide exceptional in celebrated for its fortieth spectrum of people—from their charac- anniversary; there is no the comic book fanatic to ters. Two- doubt this story will be cele- moviegoers that are looking time brated again. for content and a good plot. Academy Orphaned at an early age, Peter Parker lives in ' Award RECYCLE: Queens, New York, with his beloved Aunt May and Uncle Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker and Ktrsten Dunst as Mary Jane Watson Ben. He leads the average life fall in love in Spider-man. File photo SHARE of a normal student, working as a photographer at the bite on a class trip from a mental formula goes awry, Willem Dafoe portrays THE school paper, pining after genetically engineered spi- increasing his intelligence Spider-man's nemesis The GUARDIAN the beautiful Mary Jane der. At this point, all could and strength but also driving Green Goblin with charisma. Watson (Ktrsten Dunst) and have been perfect in Parker's him insane. Osborn, under Dunst, Parker's love interest, WITH A hanging out with his friend, life, but with the rise ol a pressure for results from his seems well matched with FRIEND! Harry Osborn. superhero comes the rise of study, per Maguire. Parker's world then turns a villain. upside down, often literally, That villain comes in the when he receives a spider form of his friend's father, Norman Osborn. An experi- NOW HIRING-

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Sports Wright State's Sports Source. Overthte: Nutter Center staff Golf team brings home the silver reflects poorly Junior Jesse Hutchins wins confer en; lead WSU to runner-up onWSU By Matt Koehler seventh with a 1T>4 (74-80). Sports Writer Schones went on to place llih overall with a -'14. Senior Andrew Lewis had The Wright State golf a strong third round < followed Wisconsin on Tuesday. •coming in closely behind, placing 23th Detroit won the champi- •from out of tnd 30th. Prows carded a onship by 10 strokes. Wright town that want to see what 244 while Day finished with State followed with a 923, a 249. Wright State is like, I always followed by Cleveland State make sure I take them The Horizon League gave (926) and Wisconsin-Green through the Nutter Cento . It recognition to golfers John Bay (933). Junior Jesse is one of the nicest facilities Schones and Jesse Hutchins. Hutchins won the individual in the nation and max be the Schones was named Horizon title with a 214 (67-72-75), best symbol we have to rep- League Player of the Year. two strokes under par. For Schones, it was his third resent WSU, as opposed to After Day 1 the team got the big red thing. all-league selection in as off to a fair start, tied for But just recently, a poor many years. Jesse Hutchins second with Cleveland State. example by the maintenance was also named all-league Jesse Hutchins got off to a staff and administration for a second straight year. hot start as he held a seven- prior to the Dayton Bombers Hutchins commented on stroke lead after the first two third game of the Northern his performance. "1 just rounds. He shot a 67 in the played really solid. The first Conference final has made first round and was the only Wright State look very bad. day when 1 shot a 67 I really golfer under par after Day I The Bombers have been a didn't miss a shot. I drove it at five under. surprise this season; nobody down the middle every fair- Junior John Schones also expected them to make it as way. hit almost every green got off to a strong start as far as they have, including and just made a couple he was in a four-way tie for Chipping to the green: The Raiders all played a solid two the administration for the putts.-" days of golf, earning them a second place finish in the Bombers and the Nutter Horizon League. Center. The Nutter Center had already booked the day game three was to be played with Raiders get caught in Flyer's flood the Ohio State Championship By Jennifer Martin Baton Twirling Tournament IP-Fort Wav ne. The Raiders Stall Writer (wha?) and therefore the gave the Mastadons the Nutter Center administration game, making fixe errors The Raiders ended their pushed back the game time that the Mastadons convert- four game winning streak, to 8:30 p.m. This had a poor ed into eight unearned runs. with Tuesday's game against affect on attendance, but On the mound freshman IP-Fort Wayne, and continued that still isn't the big issue. Matt Crawford got the start. on the downward fall with a "When I came in before Crawford pitched a little over loss to Dayton and a sweep- the game the ice was at 20 two innings giving up six by Youngstown. degrees," said John Gagnon, runs (three earned) on four "The loses this week dis- owner of the Bombers, after hits, while striking out one appointed us. It is not good the game. "I physically had batter. going to conference. Ov erall, to go get the engineer to Wednesday the Raiders we didn't do anything too lower the temperature. They hopes of a victory against well this weekend," said sen- knew we'd be playing here Dayton were swept away by ior catcher Nick Shields. for a few weeks now. They heavy rainfall and lightning. "We made key errors and should have started to lower The game was a shortened there is just no room for the temperature of the ice five innings, where in the margin." said Head Coach Sophomore Matt Barhorst (16) collects a hit. this morning, but because end the Raiders were down Ron Nischwitz. people at Wright State are so 6-0. in early and we hadn't got game the Raiders had a two The Raiders started their lazy that they don't do it. "We could have had a the bats going yet." said game winning streak against week off with a 18-4 loss to chance. They got their runs See "Staff" p. 20 Shields. Coming into this See "Baseball" p. 20 i 8 UN GMrttai Wednesday, May 8. 2002 Sky-dlvlng: an experience of a lifetime

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By Man KaaMer stolen base, but it was Right now we are just base on a fielder's choice was Bultinck, "Right now Starts Writar Campbell once again who sat struggling to capitalize error. With rupn<-rs on first we're just struggling to capi- down sophomore left fielder with runners on. We and second sc fali/e with runners on. We Last Wednesday after- with a strikeout to end the need to get our runners shortstop Erin need 'o get our runners in noon at Dayton's Stuart Held threat. in when we have run- advanced the ru n. • a when we have runners on On a positive note. the Wright State softball ners on base. sacrifice. Amy P. base." Raider ace Kristin BultiiK ' The Raiders now fall to team was handed a 1 -0 loss Junior Kristen Bultinck J J stepped to the plat- much to the credit of UD's kept Wright State in the belted a single to left, col- 11-24 and 5-.j in Horizon Dana Campbell. Campbell game. The junior pitcher ter fielder Amanda lecting an RBI. League play. The I lorizon quieted the Raider bats as allowed only one run and Rutherford led off the inning Loyola came back to tie League Tournament begins she threw a one-hitter in lieu struck out seven. The lough with a single and then the game at 1-1 in the bot- on Thursday at Wright State. of a I -0 Flyer win. loss brought Bultinck's advanced to second on a sac- tom half of (he third. Is there something you Junior catcher Laura record to 10-13. rifice fly from Barhorst. Wright State threatened to would .like to see cov- Workman was the lone The Raider's record falls Sophomore left fielder Am> score in later innings, but ered in the Sports see- to 11-22 on the season. Price later came up to knock Raider to reach base on a hit could not get a runner across on of The Guardian9 On Sunday, the Raiders in Rutherford with a snvish as she hit a two-out single to home plate. mail us you' sports traveled to Indianapolis to up the middle. The game came down to left field in the fifth inning. ideas to Freshman Stephanie Salas play Loyola in twinball The Ramblers put the the bottom of the ninth then reached base after a action. Wright State lost both game away in the sixth as where Loyola would prevail bean ball. However, Campbell games of the doubleheader they scored two runs to take in dramatic fashion. wsuauarcl.an a vanoo com struck out the next Raider to the co-champion the lead and eventually win Bultinck, once again per- batter to end the threat. Ramblers, 3-1 and 2-1. 3-1. formed well on the mound Or you Cfin submis- The only other Raider In game one, Loyola In game two, it was for the Raiders despite the sions online .it threat came in the sixth scored first with a run in the Rutherford who once again close losses. In the two inning. Senior right fielder fourth inning. Wright State catalyzing the Raider games Bultinck recorded WW/k I'lQgyH'Cjkll l'J'":r'v 1.001 Maria Barhorst walked and then countered in the bottom offense. Rutherford singled eight strikeouts. advanced to second on a of the fifth. Sophomore cen- to left. Barhorst then reached Commenting on the team WSU PHARMACY Located in the lobby of the Frederick White Center Reasons Why WSU PHARMACY is the ONLY Pharmacy You'll Ever Need: - We stock many of the popular over the counter remedies, usually in their generic forms. -Our supplier is Cardinal Distribution in Columbus, Ohio. Hours: -We receive daily orders, so ordering medical supplies and medications for Monday - Frida\ you if you need us to do so is very easy. We can order a wide range of medical supplies, such as bathroom safety, braces and supports, cervical 9:00am - 5:30 pin support, diabetes care, hosiery, incontinence urologicals, ostomy, wound management, and other areas as well. -We give a 10 percent discount to seniors (age 60 and over) and WSU students. -We accept checks, MasterCard, VISA, and Discover cards. -The average wait for your prescriptions is under 10 minutes and often five minutes. Also located in Fred White: -We now accept the Wright One Card. Internal Medicine: x4580 Student Health: x2552 Wendy McGonical, Nurse Practitioner and

www. wright .e du/admin/fre d white/phar ma cy / 20 TIM nrJIlll Wednesday. May 8. 2002 "Staff" continued Gagnon, but I am going to let "Baseball" continued The Raiders opened the run inning, which included it slide this time since he conference series against t'"ie game winning grand They should have had good the Flyers. was undcrstandabl> upset. Youngstown State (13-21, 7- slam home run off of the ice here for a game of this I realize there were no Sophomore left-hand 6) on Friday night with a 11- Raiders sophomore reliever importance." real easy solutions to the pitcher Aaron Braden fell to 7 loss. The Raiders were led J.P Jung. While this was a horrible scheduling ordeal, but I hope 6-5 on the season, going a on the mound by sophomore The Raiders were down overstatement bv Gagnon. at least those in charge of little more than three left-hair* 'Ther Casey 11-2 going into their last at The people at Wright State innings, allowing six runs on putting together the courts Abramj up seven bat. The Raiders managed a had nothing to do with his and ice arenas realize they eleven hits, while striking runs on . 'tile strik- five-run rally but fell short ice, many of the students arc representing us. This is out one batter. ing out si" ieing after Youngstown State's probably didn't even know Wright State managed exactly the kind of • ng that relieved in u. 'nth Clint Ford threw back to the game was going to hap- only three hits, coming off the local media uses when inning. Abrams . pt the back strike-outs to end the pen, so instead they were out they compare us to th> great the bats of junior c enter- Raiders in the game allowing game. walking their dog or study- University of Dayton. fielder C hris Tultle, sopho- only four runs in the first six In Saturday's double ing for a test. I am tempted more left-fielder Matt innings. Youngstown explod- header Wright State was once to dedicate this commentary Rarhorst and senior second ed in the seventh with a six again out-pitched and out- to blowing up on Mr. baseman Tom Bohr. hit, losing 6-4 and 5-3 to the I Penguins. I In the second game, sen- ior Brian Stephens fell to 4-7 on the season, pitching a complete seven innings, allowing five runs (four earned) on nine hits, while striking out five batters. Shields led the way offen- Have you thought about the lifestyle in sively for the Raiders with a 2-for-4 performance that included his fifth home run of the season. The last game of the series the Raiders played California? tough, but a key throwing error in the sixth cost the California offers mountains, Raiders the game. The oceans and more of just about Raiders were down 10-7 everything that makes life fun. going into their last at bat. And that's just for starters. They rallied once again, but fell short. Braden (6-6) started on the mound for the Raiders going almost six innings, allowing eight runs on eleven hits, while striking out four It you decide to teach in California, batters. prepare to make decisions. Because "We played very poorly. you'll find yourself wondering "Should Starting pitching was good I go to the beach today, or to the enough all weekend to win redwoods? To the harvest festival. four games. We made far to or the theater? Which hot new restaurant? Which cool new neighborhood?" many, errors and didn't hi' in critical situations. We had No other state otters the chance to do so much. And so much of it is free. good players up to bat and they just didn't come Head west for a drive up the Pacific Coast Highway. Head north for a tour through," said Nischvvitz. of Muit Woods. Drive south for a warm weekend in Palm Springs. Or east "In general last year we for skiing in the mountains. averaged 6.8 runs per game and gave up only 6.6. This Sura you can teach anywhere. But wouldn't you rather leach in a state that year we are only averaging can satisfy your every whim9 4.7 runs per game and are giving up 5.6. That's why we Bring your teaching degree to California are not winning. Pitching is much better but our defen- We take our teachers w>ry seriously. 0urS53.3 billion education budget fur 2001-02 sive and offense are much is the largest state education budget in our nation's history. Our starting salaries worse," said Nischwitz. for teachcrs range from $34,000 to S<4,000. And the cost of Irving in many California The Raiders now 15-29 cities is probably comparable to where you Iwe now. on the season and 7-12 in the Horizon League will look We need you in California. It's easy to to end their losing streak got hero For more information, visit our CalTeach with Ohio University on Tuesday night at Nischwith 1-888-CalTeach iaaa-225-3322) Left Coast Right Jofe." Stadium. Game time is 6:30 p.m. The Raiders then will hit the road to take on Ball iflfflmtifittrfnffrtrr I 1I The Guardian Wednesday. May 8. 2002 Behind the Numbers at The Guardian: A trip into Mike Tyson's brain Number of... Q By Michael Hirsley on June 8, just 22 days ...Hate mail from last issue: Chicago Tribune before iyson's :50th birthday. Last week he permitted a ...Complaints about the sports section: rare iu.usion of his home on ...Guardian employees pushed out C Planes: Down a manicured slope Maui by reporters from the from the pool where adults ...Layers of pants the Editor-in-Chie > mainland and from Lewis' were tannins and children native Lngtand. "soiled" during his jump: 3 were splashing outside the lor a rambling hour, sprawling Fairmont resort ...Sp s stories that repeated: 3 Tyson was mostly relaxed hotel, Mike Tyson was hold- but occasionally moved to ...Repeating stores that were Sports Editor's fault: 0 ing court in his S1,500-a- anger. He shifted conversa- night seaside villa. ...Students reading The Guardian that tional gears abruptly from "I'm here with my antag- didn't realize this error (in thousands): 16 philosophical to profane, onists." he greeted the from entertaining to lectur- ...Paint balls shot at EIC by sports dept. May 3: 78 reporters forming a half-loop ing. and from self-deprecat- near the couch on which he ing to accusatory. But most- Tues. sat in black shorts and a Wed. Thurs. ly. and sometimes in mid- 14 white shirt, holding a towel. 8 9 sentence, he was contradicto- r "I should lock the door and ry. At kick your asses." Women's As quickly as he com- Horizon But Mike Tyson was smil- Horizon plained that reporters "don't Track ing while holding court. And League League respect me," he conceded: though the reporters were "At times I come across at Ball Bowling interrogating him, he was crude and crass, like a Green judge, jury, plaintiff and State Neanderthal, babbling idiot. I Baseball 3 p.m. defendant. 4 p.m. like to be that person some- The former heavyweight times. 1 like to show you that champion will seek to regain At person." the title from Lennox Lewis Softball Horizon Horizon Horizon Discussing recent accu- when they fight in Memphis League League League See "Tyson" p. 22

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