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Thursday, September 15,2005 Weather » cloudy y^j|p^ 77 157 Friday; t-storms, 71/56 Thursday: cloudy, 71/51 Inside VOLUME 88. ISSUE, 14 The student voice of Youngstpwn State University or Die' put By: Steve Lettan CONTRIBUTING WRITER It s not like anyone's A Ahoy, matey! The As Homecoming Week pirates have taken over nears, fliers supporting actually going to die potential kings and queens the Entertainment page. are beginning to cover bul• y— Keith *2fk"'Logan Entertainment i letin boards around Youngs- see page 10 town State University, but ciation. However, he said homecoming advisor of nine one candidate's fliers are that he found they were years, said a compliant was In Brief missing from the collection. removed soon thereafter. made and he decided to take Borrowing from fellow "I don't know why any• action, taking down the fliers. rapper Diddy's approach to one would want. to tear "I like all the posters of 5fc Annual YSU last fall's presidential elec• them down. If s not like any• the other candidates as well. tions, Keith "2fly" Logan, one's actually going to die," I like his as well; however, I. Dance Festival posted fliers campaigning Logan said. "I remembered don't think its in good taste YSU Dance Ensemble will for homecoming king with P-Diddy's 'vote or die' cam• when it says "or die" on it," host the 5th Annual Dance the phrase //Vote or Die," paign and I figured it would Gulas said. "I realize it was a Festival on Saturday, Sept. 24 assumingly for him. get me some extra votes, ya national campaign and from 9 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. at Following the standard know." purely innocent." Beeghly Center. Fifteen differ• procedure, Logan had his Six other candidates are Gulas said he would have Jambar / Leonard Glenn Crist ent technique classes will be fliers approved and vying for homecoming king. no problem with Logan's Keith "2fly" Logan poses with one of his Homecoming King offered to participants 13 years stamped Wednesday by the Greg Gulas, assistant direc• campaign posters. All of the posters were taken down or older. Registration fee for Student Government Asso- tor of student activities and please see LOGAN, Page 8 because of the "Vote or Die" slogan. YSU students, faculty and staff is $15 for the day, $7.50 for half day, and $5 per class. Public YSU YSU fees are $35 for the day, $20 I've got sunshine half day, and $10 per class. Registration deadline is Sept. No leads Senate 19. Call Christine Cobb at (330) 941-1896. ooks to Social Wori deadline in Fedor Tuesday Sept. 27 will be the final day for students to sign up thefts improve for admission to the social work program. Any pre-social work By: Eric Grosso majors intending to enroll in FEATURES REPORTER relations Social Work Methods with Campus police are Individuals lor Spring 2006 By: Cheryl Thompson investigating a rash of must complete an admissions REPORTER thefts from Fedor Hall application and sign the roster with losses exceeding A resolution focused oh posted outside Cushwa 3030A. improving faculty, staff and For more information, please $16,000 since Aug.. 30, though police have no administrative relations was contact Kim Sheward at 330- passed Wednesday during .941-1598. leads or suspects. "We're still aggressively the first meeting of the D.G rally for Alaskan pursuing the incidents, but Youngstown State Univers• ity Academic Senate. we don't have any concrete Refuge evidence that reveals any• The resolution, as The Alaska Coalition of thing • significant," adopted, read: "the Senate Ohio, an organization that Youngstown State expresses its desire . to works to protect the Alaska's University Police Lt Greg renew communication be• wildlife and land, is traveling to Clementi said. tween the Faculty, Staff Washington D.C. by bus Sept. and the Administration; The Rich Center for 20 to protest oil drilling in the and its intent to aid in the Autism experienced losses Alaskan Refuge. The bus will establishment of." direct of more than $13,000 from leave from Columbus Sept. 19 means through which to items takerf between Sept. 2 at 11 p.m. During this visit to do so." and 7. Some items include a Washington D.C. the group will Senate Chair Thomas digital camera, a video meet congressional leaders. Jambar / Leonard Glenn Crist Shipka said the relation• camera, a security camera, The cost of this trip will range Seniors Jeremy Lydic and Michelle Izzo enjoy Wednesday's beautiful weather under a ships have been strained two VCR/DVD units and from $30 to $50. To sign up, tree outside of Fedor Hail.Temperatures will start falling soon With summer coming to due to last month's strikes. visit ww.arcticrefugeaction.org/ an end.Thunderstorms are expected for this weekend. or e-mail sean@alaskacoali- please see FEDOR, Page 8 please see SENATE, Page 8 tion.org. iambarpoll Butler Plans underway for. 'question1 test question announces centennial celebration >U institute Wi-Fi By: Bill Rodgers "A Proud Past. A Promising access? expansion Future." NEWS EDITOR "We picked a theme that Should Keith By: Katie Libecco Ifs still more than two' would encourage people to Logan's Vole or Die' posters ha COPY EDITOR years away, but the ball is look back and be proud of been taken down? already rolling for Youngs• their past, but also, to look The Butler Institute of town State University's 2008 forward and be excited for vote onli American Art . recently centennial celebration. the future," McCloud said. www.thejamb announced the purchase of George McCloud, special McCloud talked about the former First Christian assistant to YSU President Church, which will become selecting the period be• David Sweet, said the cele• tween homecoming 2007 the new Butler Education bration would last for.one and homecoming 2008 as Center. EtfucafiuD ( ciutrJ ^ year, beginning with home• the time of the celebration". Butler Art Institute • Classified I 2 coming festivities in 2007 and "We're going to add new Executive Director and ending homecoming 2008. • Entertainment things to the homecoming 10 Youngstown State Univers• The Centennial Celebra• celebrations each year. • Opinion ! 3 ity art professor Louis Zona tion Working Committee There's going to be a big • Sports I 9 said that the building would presented notes from their push in 2008 as the celebra• primarily be used as a house ; Jambar / Katie Libecco summer discussions to,the tion grows in size. It will for educational classes in the The Butler Institute of American Art recently purchased the First Christian church to house educational classes. YSU Board of Trustees at involve YSU faculty, alumni the arts the museum offers. last Thursday's meeting. and the Youngstown com• "We ultimately want to was built approximately 70 expand the classes to Among the items discussed munity," McCloud said. - expand the Butler's educa• years ago. improve , dance classes, were a centennial theme, A list of events is in tional offering," Zona said. Zona noted that the sanc• among several other new possible events, an archive preparation, to be finalized The 20,337-square-foot tuary would house future subjects. exhibit and the release of in December 2005. The com• stone building is located at musical performances, pos• "The potential to have two books about Youngst- mittee's notes said the list the corner of Wick Avenue sibly with the Dana School great things happening in own's history. includes a dozen different Online: thejambar.com and University-Plaza, next of Music. He also said that McCloud said the theme theja m bar@g ma il.com to the Butler Art Institute. It the museum would like to please see BUTLER, Page 8 for the celebration would be please see CELEBRATION, Page 8 < 2 j The Jambar Thursday, September 15,2005 Possibility of a draft remains hot topic among potential draftees By: Tom Davis died in Iraq. Recruiting could change everything, said 70 percent of Americans fight wouldn't work as hard than 30 percent of the mili• KRTCAMPUS numbers are sagging. they say. oppose bringing it back. as those who volunteer. tary, Rangel said. Many of the National Guard troops serv• "My mom is fearing it. Lt. Col. Ellen Krenke, a "I trust the president/' poor are enticed by promises Andrew Darata wants to ing in the Middle East and She is always fearing that Pentagon spokeswoman, said Kazemaini, a Bergen of employment and free col• graduate college, not go to in hurricane-ravaged areas something can happen/' noted that Defense Secretary Community College sopho• lege tuition, he noted. war. are stretched thin. said Dan Librero, 22, a Donald H. Rumsfeld oppos• more. On its Web site, howev• Someday, however, the For those who are draft- Bergen Community College es the draft. The all-volun• U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel er, the Selective Service Bergen Community College age, the question has sophomore. "My dad says, teer military does the job bet• introduced a bill in Congress System prints a disclaimer freshman believes he will emerged: Will they have to If it happens, I'll help you ter, she said. two years ago to reinstate that says the House of have no choice. trade their T-shirts and get out of it.'" "They put their lives on the military , draft, saying Representatives, by a 402- President Bush says there baggy jeans for desert cam• Many believe it would be the line in the name of free• fighting forces should more 2 vote, defeated .the bill. will be no military draft.