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Opinion, page 5 Sports, page 9 A&E,pagell Barbaro remembered for what 25th-ranked women's hoops WXJM recovers after moving he was — a horse. hosts Old Dominion tonight. 1 off campus.
Students ^ protest in D.C. JMU takes 35- plus to anti-war demonstration
m SARAH SULLIVAN writer
WASHINGTON, D.C — A sea (-VAN DYSON phntn sdil,* of colorful si^ns with loud mis- Authorities searched the land- MgCf filled the National Mall fill for the body of a newborn and the streets of Washington. until late Thursday. D.C , on Saturday to protest the War in Ir.itj and President Hush's proposed troop BUfgS Protest organizers Lnited For Peace and justice estimated Authorities 500.00M took part In the dem- onstration. Among those were .1 number of JML students. call oil I v. .is blown away h\ how m my people from JMU came," sophomore Marlev Creen said baby search "I know of ,it least 35-plllS peo- ple who went, and everyone •v MAJTI FRANCIS OARS n I met had I great time [here itvusbmt WHS editor could always be more, though Said sophomore Nick Milas: EVAN DYSON/ph-io e&or HARRISONBURG — Officials TheM events are what make at the Rockingham County Sheriff's history Nothing feels createi A man was found outside Kyger Funeral Home with a gunshot wound Monday afternoon at approximately 1 p.m. Office have called off the search for lhan to he with a shocking!; the bodv ol ,\n infant said to have large group ol people |iist to been left in a dumpster late Iliurv show Premier Bush where we day night. stand." "It got to the point when' we Other JML student pro- had to realize the near-impossible testers shared the MUM lenti* itients. pn inability of finding e\idena< that a coroner could evaluate," said Fe- I went tO the anti-war Man shot at Kyger IKKI Click, spokesperson for the march because I feel strong!) shentl's office. thai our m\ olvement m the taining self-inflicted gunshot wounds to head, Boshart said The search for the bodv began Iraqi war is wrong," ireshman Police leaning toward the head According t<> local authorities, the vic- eark Monday morning at the Rot k Meredith Hums said "March- Pottos discovered the man behind tim was .nrlifled at approximately 2 p.m. ingham County l-andhll, police asid ing on the Capitol shows that suicide as probable Kyger Funeral Home on South Main to the I niversit\ «>l Virginia Medical Cen- after an unidentihed 19-vear-old the American people are against Street alter responding to a call atapprox- ter and died shorth after his arrival. w i men told poke she delivered the the war and that the govern- cause of death 1 p.m. Boshart said JML Police is collaborat- baby in a coUege dormitory bath- ment should be listening to us I I Kurt Boshart of the HPD said the ing with local authorities in the investi- nmm and proceeded to place the Instead of ignoring HARRISONBURG I he Harnson- investigation WSS 'leaning toward sui- gation since the um\ersif\ acqum-d the infant in a dumpster. I he i rowd in Washington burg Police Department has not vet re dde" as the cause of death. South Main Street propert> last year Click refused to sav which col- consisted ol people from at ross leased the name or age of the male victim rhere was what appears to hi' one lege. the country. who died Monday afternoon alter sus- self-inflicted gunshot wound to the — from staff reports "There were radicals and moderates and everything m 66 between, masked people who don't believe in revealing their tdenrJt) to corporate media ...we had to realize ,md grandparents from Ohio.'' said, "bui everybod) the near impossible was smiling at each other, glad probability of find- to be there in the midst ol so Caesar's to reopen today many kind-hearted people " Many gathered printed ing evidence mat a reading, among others. Restaurant coroner could "Out ol Iraq/' "No Iraq Escala- tion" and "War is Not the An- returns after evaluate. swer ' Others brought signs with more expressive senti- brief closing ments 'Impeach i heney, Then — FFI.ICIA GI.ICK Bush, "Women Say Pull Out.' sheriffs oflce ipokespefsori "Brui); \U Husband Home" BY RAUIANA DIXII and " I Ain't Guniu Stud) War wan editor No More read others. 59 A number ot |\II students HARRISONBURQ Caesar's rode vans organised by JMU Restaurant has undergone -in professor lack * .entile unexpected makeovei According to police, acquain- I've alwaya lound that the In the past several weeks, tances of the mother went to Rock I vi L students are ver) socially the Nefl Avenue establishment Concerned, and if given the ingham Memorial Hiftpital Sunday went (mm receiving regulai tti assist the mother, Init wen? unable chance, most will lump at the business to shutting down m lO locate her. With their assistance. opportunity tO get involved,' mid-January. However, ■ <■■ the mother was identified and (.entile said Opening is planned lor loda\ agmed to cooperate with the inves- Nineteen students rode the We wanted to >et it re- tigabon. \ .ins to Washington opened as soon as we could." Ihe woman told poluv tlv baby it is vet) Important for the said i sesar's office manager was wrapped in a bookstore Kig Iv voting people to SBC tb.it thev Roy Heinlen. Ion- plating it the dumpster Click Can in-ike a difference in this Original i aesar's owner n-fimed to comment as to whether country." (.entile said. "Many Wayne rrahn. a retired physi- or not die bag was fan .i oofleee of them leel .is though this thing cian who opened the restaurant bookstore. that is happening is too hi)', tor M.n I ol last ytar, said he sold M s\\ 50MM KM I in comrttmttng pbotosraptm t .lit k said investigators realized them to gft involved in... and the restaurant to David Kobin- Caesar's opened last May and has since had two different owners. after 21 hours»if searching 30 square the Bush administration feeds son last |une Robinson, who k Bfdsoi trash compacted Meet deep on thai perception. I |usl tried to previousl) managed the Papa by a piece of equipment weighing help m) students see that lhe\ lohn's on I aal Market Street u.d trouble, but didn't ,i serve! and bartender cohol license w Kite he M as IK tons that their search was pretty ..in do something, and thai the was ■ general manager at the think ii was anything to since its opening, s.nd he the owner, making it ille- limited." I Hie to the Hohaaard nsk ettort is worth it Ih.il's what time. Pralln reacquired the res- be concerned about He knew the restaurant was gal ior the restaurant to cadaver-locating dogs amid not be makes America America. taurant last month added that there was | dosing, but did not re- distribute alcoholic hex er USed in the search. Another (Ml student "|Heinlen| defaulted on his possibihn that Robin ceive an) in depth Infor- sges Although the bodv was not m- viewed his participation as iment," Pralin said None son was not making cer- mation on the matter Smith said ABi ■pe- cmen-d, poluv said mviMig.ilor- more ot a neceeeit) ot us realh understand what tain payments on time We were kept in the dal agent Daniel Blye would continue to obtain infonna "Idon't know if I was proud happened. M hull e\.u tlv were not dark," he said discovered the problem tion by conducting interviews and tO be there. ' I .reen s.ud It the Heinlen said he diacovered spe, ifled Belore its closing. *. SC and was working with subpoenaing medical records war stopped, then I would be the restaurant had been shut U. don't know vi In sar's appeared to have al- Robinson to get his name Police BSkd tli.it as ot now. it has proud, but right now it's i piei c down alter he called the main it wasn't doing well," cohol licensing issues as on the license. But, Rob- not been i-stablislied that ,i violent of the struggle, part ol the long phone number and found it was I ralin s.nd I didn't have well \ Ireinia I tepartmenl inson agreed to surrender enme was nmimittcd No »harj;es haul, a big piece* s learnii disconnected He added that all any «lue " of Alcoholic Beverage the license |an, II, ["he have been fikd against the mother perience, s great time, but this other phone numbers were non- * sesar sstafl members Control Public Relations restaurant doeed shortly at tins tame war is still going on, people iff functional, as well e> hoed similar feelings. Specialist Kristy smith alter, but Smith said this GeVfc s.»d mom treormafion still d) in);, the president is still I ralin said he knew the res Senior Philip Wbrosz, M ho said Robinson's name w as would be rek'ased ,is IIK- mvestiga- lying ' taurant was experiencing finan- has worked at Caesar's ,is not on the restaurant's al- ' U s\R'S,page4 bon continues, Editor: Jcncssa kil.l.ill Editor: Alicia Stct/cr fMfll.Wf-o7.fv Thursday. February 1,2007 12 PageC^J ^""n" IIwwn.thebreeze.org. POLICE LOG Contact M* Drunk in public, non-compliance with an official BY ALICIA SmrzaUacnior writer The Breeze request, responsibility for guests The Breeze is published Mon- day and Thursday mornings l,UL-t m.httl MitthrM Stn« Drunk in public, underage possession of alcohol A JMU student and a non-student were charged with and distributed throughout \Ufi4gmg BUM C Jitr Whllr drunk in public, non-compliance with an official request James Madison University NVBK> : IMIWMDMI AJML student was charged with drunk in public and un- and the local Harrisonburg Mm! Dominic P«mond and a responsibility for guests violation at the Godwin derage powawlon of alcohol at P-lx>t Jan. 28 at 2:39 a.m. community. Comments and AMI nru* rJn," \1jrt rfjti.«'s( /jr-I\ Hall bus stop Jan. 2'8 at 2:13 a.m. 'diU't Bruit Goodman complaints should be ad- Krllv U| Drunkenness dressed fo Matthew Stoss. A&l - Property damage editor. \trl ■ I HlttwanU A JMU student was charged with drunkenness at the ■ liiif Btun llinwn 1 lodwin Hall bus Slop Ian. 28 at 2:4K.i.m. A JMU student reported $150 worth of damage to Sports fitII-t luhnC.ill. glass in the bottom portion of a door in the basement Main Telephone: t'lTVftfifor Mini SlfUrt laundry room of Wamplcr Hall Jan. 27 at an unkmm n (540)568-6127 l "iTV rtflhw (•MM KHdjII Larceny r.fn-.-r time. l*UD)MI AJML' student repotted the theft and Illegal use of a JAC Fax: (540| 56^6736 1juirn 1M. k A JMU student reported $200 worth of damage to a front ■ rriw N*I i aid found in the Festival l enter area Jan. 23 at an un- Onfinr Afihw Inkl'it/rr known time. fender and molding of a vehicle in Rl-Lot between Jan. 23 Advertising Department: Alan Ntckowib and Jan. 25 at an unknown time (540)568-6127 Rogci Soonk*«n ■\ [ML student reported the theft of a Sanvo cell phone. valued at $220, left unattended on a table at PC I Hikes Number of drunk in publics since Aug. 28: 55 Editor: Matthew Stoss Jan. 24 between o:30 and 6:45 p.m. (540) 568-6749 ADVERTISING STAFF Number of parking Uckets since Aug. 28:12,622 [email protected] Ads Manager: [email protected] Meghan O'Donnell Assistant Ads Manager be held Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. in Memorial Hall. 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With a fob at the Iraq polk) debate both sides ol the storj ot New York Sen Hillary Rod- without an agenda ' Reddish said a mam problem ham t Union, the rVasnmgren is that professors have created a i rted IlelawareSen |o Reduce, Reuse, Recycle seph K Biden b |oined the race hostile cm ironmenl in the * lasa room, in select Incidences. for the I tamoi rain presidential m VK nmiA SIIIIOR tor us is not to w m this compe- "There are a lot ot students nomination yestarda) saytng titei who would feel intimidated bv he has more experience than tition although it would cer- tain)) be creat il we did — but a professor who is telling them any ot his prospective rivafa to Recycle one ton or last se- rather to increase awareness they're wrong,' Reddish said help extricate me L nited 5tatea irom lr luasday Februaryc 13 Wil son ^ W JAC £,z (General p«Mfc/Door up ,@i' Buy your tickets atlthe Universiti Busines Office n (locatdd on the 3rd floor of Warren Ha e Search for "Recycled Percussion into YouTube! Hditor: Bnan (itMidtnan opinion'"thebre,-,- otg (540)568 Mi mion Thursday, Febnur) 1,2007 S Op www.thebreeze.org House Editorial Through Murkv Waters Saying goodbye to Barbaro SGA gives But don't forget he's a horse, of course mandate for We at The Hrivze would gather with much ot AIIHTI.,1 to remember this week's Mates! news CklriM room in J>.C. sit>r\: the p.issin>* i»t Kentucky I letbj winner Bar ban>. We would tom kinds with the media and the ■fa "tWa. %*rt>-iro Menjntf)l clean energy masses m devoting countteM hours, handsclasped in mourning over the lew. Wa would, but Barbara la .1 horse In what should have been a hi^er issue than The greening of JMU, part three the euthanizing of an animal the 1 S I anaua Bu- reau reports that 46.0 million (15.9 pcfcent) Amen- m Ai i \ Sown help as the coalition needs it OUIB are without health can-. as an B ' million (11.2 vriter Allen's work w ith the KTOUp percent)children In one ot the wealthiest countries has been much appro in the world, large proportions ot the population I he temperature dipped and represents the kind ot st could not afford the medical can- and attention that below 20, and the iron) H i involvement the I \ can have waa lavished on Barbaro the horse lust on Ryan Pbwanda. with student groups. Allen has But vou will not aee hcadllnm about the outrage "Ife kind nf funny to mo. attended mam of the events the oi the American ptopla over the plight of their to have a Climate Action Week Coalition has put on, and has country's poorest citizens; rather, vou will see "Bar- [with the temperature ao lowf hi)',h hopes for the group. baro's life and death full ot lessons ,is Vie AflBMNI in- said after the St -A meet We can be a sleep) campus RepubUi trumpeted Monday, rhe story waa filled ingfuaada) rhe SGA had juat hut once in a while these issues with emotional statements irom Arizona raaidenta paaaed iii comes .is .i i Save Our sports movement last was oneol those masterful teachers who can teach to the c lean Energ) t oabtion's semester. ItUVcould "absolute- us how to care Qimate Action Week, which ly" be ,\n issue like that, he c o*owncf (Iretchen |.n kaon sereed Amen.a is started Mondaj and ot which and expressed hopes that the really looking tor .1 hero/ she said. Pbwanda i^ an organizer I he ill get behind We would be inclined to agree, bul Barbaro is bill, while not proposing any » lean ei a horse spedrM (Miin v, senda the mes- rhe SGA, as the student Tomake matters ironuallv worse, the owners sage that IML is concerned body's representative, has woe not paying doctors tensol thouaandaol dollars abxuii its environmental impat i certainly set the proper tone because tnev wanted their beloved animal to retm\ rhe SGA aligned Itself withthia I he bill passed without debate hitting upeariy-bind specials and writing that novel Cauae, and in B0doing has n-- 634)attorgatiwringthe2WI that was kicking around in his head since before he aaaerted itM'lt on campus student sign ary to won at 1 lum hill I >owns the\ wanted him to IH' I he bill of opinion shows be considered, llu- signatures 1 omtortabte enough to breed A proven winner ot the SGA comrnittine to an im- were gathered in the last two BjOOd Block, barbaro would have hevii worth as much pottant cauae, its rubber-stamp weeks, .^ impressive teat and 111 the IBM k .is he was on the track, lor this "hero." reputation notwithstanding, tme which Allen says USUall) this learner, the contents ot his loins tar exceeded and to SGA president Brandon takes months the content cA his character in value I ukel, it represents a "hreak- lh.it feat, along vuth the Such a utilitarian reduction would be enough away from the internal" that mandate ot the unanimous to bring us to tears It would, but alter all, Bar- has seemed to be the group's lalition baro is ,1 horse focus tor the I.ist few months. support and legitimaC) when I his breakawa) from the its representatives meet with internal is eva.th w hat the Si iA President Rose on Peb. *> I he has needed, -nul its continued coalition hopes to present the \ 'so Ininian-kindncss-isn't-dead-attrr-aN" pat to the Ifarn work with the coalition is rwrg) at |\tl , sonburg police officer who excused himself as he ran In front oi eva.th what thecampus needs and this show ing of student me, |ust before tackling a runawa) dnmk on Saturday night. With the SGA's backing, the support should to a long i From an amused sophomore who is pkased (0 know that then ore message the coalition w ill take in pro\ Ing IMl is .1 place where aeonk in the world, even umtteon the fob, to the administration M ill he .lean enarg) i~ not on!) moi much stronger all) neceasar) but popular!) David Allen, a senator u ho demanded A "there-are eves everywhere" dart to the Parking Services has worked BSS liaiSOfl hetween is in Virginia I employees who broke fl windshield wiper while ticketing a «ar, the St.A and the coalition, s.iul been notorious tor not address threw it In the woodsand quick!) walked awa] that taking the ideas ot the ing environmental issues / rom ii disgusted group if temon who think won hare earned tout group and turning them Into Powanda said. IML has a 1 i/d/ ttatus on thu campus action is the next step | his is ■ i be .n the fore something he said he and Ekkel I he university must seize think the SGA can help with this i nance and. backed now h\ ou Submit Darts it Pats online at thebrce/e.or^ or e-mail submis- i-are not-workout Barbie' dart to all ot the girls who tiont to bree/i'ilpv'h(itmail.com. walk around the frigid campus m spendex and a long r-ehut; a Darts I- Fab are $ubmitled awirynwushf end an? printed OH a aj*sof*eanV thinking it constitutes a normal outfit ;■:-. Submissions on bos ■■ tson's omnkmofo given situ* ;;>l whoa mart than witling to buy you You're invited to Kaplan's free mihj reflect the truth that pan of jeans sou M desperately need. A "reading is-noloptional-in-the-real-world" cl.irt to .ill thoae ■. er-betore-hace-i-so .ipprei iated-someone-trying-to- PRACTICE who continual!) walk through the door at Zane 5howker Hall pick-me-up" pal to the girl who offered me a ride from target clearly marked "IX) \OI \ M on a cold, old night From a funsM who has bern aWr to no statistical analyses on far From 'in almost-frozen freshman girt who was stubborn enough to ■ people who cannot follow those ample mstru vamd outside waiting fix a bus that wautd never come TEST EVENT GMAT GRE LSAT MCAT DAT OAT This year the proceeds will benefit locally, First Step- A Take advantage of this FREE event to: Response to Domestic Violence, JMU One in Four and the VII1 international Spotlight is Women in Conflict Zones • UOTOBfcNMtMtaflMl 1:00 PM SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11th cnoic " Sponsored by University Health Center Office of Health Promotion AT JMU y 2CC7 Hosted by Career and Academic Planning January 29- Enroll today limited seats are available. 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ENDS LIVE FOREVER" and "9X classroom, Finkelstein cites no exam- This premise certainly does not ascribe in response to Brian Armstrong's CAA CHAMPS While reading Cndg RnkeJetein'a ples and gives no statistics about am any kind of accountability to students recent letter calling for students to The following weekend, men's editonal. We don t need no mdtvtnn.i- complaints His onlv reference is to the (accountability which Finkelstein says rage against diesel, it is depressing wrestling competed at home. Not lk«l" from the (an. 29 issue, I couldn't book. "The rn>fessore:The 101 Most that students possess and that such to MC such an "enlightened" mem- one |ML administrator was present. determine if he intended to review ■ I >angerous Academics in America," bv things as the honor code call into ques- ber of JMU express such an ethno- I he same weekend, JMU swimming book or rev eal .1 problem. Finkelstein David Horowitz, which savs nothing tion). I think that it is exactly this lack centric opinion. In the United Stales. and diving teams visited William k mention*. H.ivid Horowitz's book, 'The about anyone at )MU and has been of accountability that is a problem with dieseK have a reputation for being Mary, their CAA riv als 1 heir pool ProfMion," in which H0n.m1i/ 'details discredited bv several reputable critics. education. It is the duty of the student heavier, noisier, sootier and smellier seats, at best, 50 spectators. With iht danger ol tin- daauoom H hen pn> According to Media Matters to be as informed as possible. Learning than equivalent gasoline vehicles. In four teams (two men's, two wom- ianon .ire allowed loo much tree reign lor America, an organization that does not have to cease upon exiting the other, presumably less "enlightened ' en's), parents and officials on one ot |sic| in wh.it thev teach bv describing has thoroughly examined his book, ■ laaaroom The television and radio pro- parts of the world, however, dieseK the smallest pool decks in the CAA, the apparent abuses bv "101 profo Horowitz cites in-class speech exclu- vide mvnad news sources. Additionally, are not perteived the same wav In one might think it would be too sors at well-respected universities si\ elv m onlv six ot the UK) (not 101) the library is a readily accessible source Europe, 50 percent of new cars sold crowded for administrators to show However, Finkelstein Joes not mention Erofiles of "dangerous'' professors in of information. Perhaps instead of call- are powered by diesel engines. A Wrong. William & Mary's athletic the book again, so he must not intend is book, and in a majority ot. atae ing professors into question, students little education might be a little use- director and president of the univer I rev iew, \ et w hen I look lor support (52), he cites only speech that occurred should question themselves. ful for explanation sitv wen present tor the whole meet, tor his claims of "pmtessonal abuse" at outside the classroom in declaring A quick search on Wiktpettia. a novel concept. |\ll, I find none. these professors "dangerous." Even Peter Weems org reveals enough information on After the meet, W&M coaches paid - Pot example, I'd worn if JML the classnxim "behavior" Horowitz junior philosophy major diesel fuel and engines to become tribute to the victorious male I >ukes professors were using their classrooms cites is suspect from unverified stu an "enlightened citizen I he entries As,» speech detailing the stats of the to push "am sort ot agenda |thev| dent reports on RateMyProfefisor.com to on diesel fuel and engines reveal team's program historv was read (and mav possess.' \et none ot the protes merely the title of a course or book aa> that an efficient turbo diesel engine was (Mute impressive), tears filled the ion Horow lb diacueaea work here, signed tor class reading, the evidence Anti-war protestor or Castro generates 40 percent more miles, per eves ot the men. The last paragraph and Finkelstein does not provide even is hardly convincing. supporter? gallon than a gasoline equivalent, started As a measuring stick against anonymous examples ot |\K piD- I he "pushing" of any political although this can vary. In addition, which we could improve ourselves. foeeori acting rimilarly I'd worry if \ iew point in class is inappropriate I am writing in response to the they produce only 69 percent of the they have been invaluable to this professors were "alienating students. and irresponsible for any professor anti-war protest pictures on the front greenhouse gasses released by gaso- school ^<^\ this team promoting an unwelcoming intelle. and I know of no colleagues of mine page of Vie Breeze earlier this week. I am line engines, especially with proper Perhaps the JMU administration tual environment, and losing credibili- at [ML who engage in this What a not writing to debate the war in Iraq or exhaust filtration that also virtually 1 mild use W&V1 as a measuring stick to ty,' but .igam. Finkelstein provides no professor savs outside ol the class- the "surge," but I would like to express eliminates soot emissions Improve its ethiCS. I he administration •-upper! Nor does he provide the least room is ot course a different matter mv disbelief that JML students would Finally, a careful look at energy poli- should be ashamed ol the wav the litle bit of support for his six additional — and noting both Horowitz and Fin- denigrate themselves bv attending a cies cumTitly being prop*-sed reveals Col- IX decision has been handled, as it is claims that JML profeeaofS IN acting kelstefn tor their misleading, baseless radical left-wing protest organized b\ the lege Republican member I .aura Pruner an embarrassment to JMU. It reveals inappropriately claims and slanders bv implication is extremist group, United for Peace and also meant bio-diesel methods an> being I tremendous lack ot character in the Could it be that hnkeMem un- certamlv well within mv rights as a Justice. I-eslie Cagan recently founded cxpk>rcd. Bio-diesel, for the unenlight- university's administration intentional reveals a more serious professor and as a citizen. UPJ as a coalition of more than 1,400 ened, is diesel tiiel made tn>m plants. It problem with college education: that smaller anti-war themed groups. Cagan is cleaner and DOM ettioent than rogular Tom Martin far too mam students see their educa- Jason Haney is a known supporter of die despotic, diesel and many diesel vehicles cm he BOphomore accounting major tions as the ei|in\ alent ot swiping music associate professor murderous regime of lidel ( astro in retrofitted to bum bio-diesel their |AC Cards through a can reader, Cuba. Cagan and the precursor group A better piece ol adv ice lor JMU as Finkelstein shows bv saving that to the UP) have also protested the students is to rage less and rationalize students pa\ for "the ten Ice ot learn- It seems that in his 11 unquestionably |ust invasion of Af- more about issues that deaerve caitnd. Editorial Policies ing." Students pay lor the privilege tonal, Craig Finkelstein entirelv misses ghanistan to topple the horrible Taliban thoughtful analysis instead of flailing Responses to all articles and opinions of BCCCM to teaching, but thev are the point of education. He works from regime. In 2004 UPJ joined up with the outbursts ot emotion published in The BrttZt an' welcomed responsible t*ir learning and tor doing premises asserted in David Horow.tz's \ \ S W.E.R. Coalition to protest the Iraq and eiuou raged. I etter- should be no the hard work of thinking. 2006 book entitled The Professors War in Washington, DC; A.N.S.W.E.R. Michael Varborough longer than SOwOfda, must include a 1 he all-too-American desire to be Homwit/ iv a former radical Marxist is best known for its support of North junior history and philosophy major name, acadeniu vear, major and phone a lazv thinker and to be spoon-fed who realigned himself with conserva- Korea, Cuba, and Hezbollah. number for verification and can be e- data are what underlie Finkelstem's tism after the Vietnam conflict. UPJ is a collection of radical social mailed loopinnm(>itlu'hreeze.or^ortntiltd remix of HotOH it/'s ideas, for life is Finkelstem's first premise, it seems, ists. communists and other ideological toM5< 6805Gl Anthony SeeaarHaB, easier when one isn't challenged to is that sludents should feel comfort- vagabonds This radical organization is Opponents show more support for think, seldom has one's sensibilities able and welcome in their educa- I lamsonburg, VA 22807. Vie Breeze not looking out for the national inter- Dukes than JMU administration n-serves the right to edit all submissions offended, and never experiences em- tional environment This premise runs est, nor do thev share any traditional tor length and grammatical style barrassment at one s ,»vvn ignorance. directly contrary to one of the implicit Amencan values. Some mav pity the When doubts arose about the However, this la/v -thinkme, path goals of education — to bnng students naivete tit anti-war students who at- intentions of the Sept. 2" sports cuts. Iht house editorial reflet7s the opinion leads to a life of priggish disregard out or their respective "boxes" and to tended the rally. Thev were pn>bably the JMU administration repeatedlv of the editorial hoard as a whole, and for people w ho |ust might know a expose them to new ideas In a wel- not communists bent on supporting expressed its deepest regret and sor- is not necessarily the opinion of any thing or hVO more than one does, and .ommg environment in which views Cuba; however, this is whom thev asso- row to the athletes, reassuring them individual staff member of The Breeze. then to the desire to shut them up are dogmatically re-afhrmed, there is ciated with and gave credence to I be- that their Wtlfan is at the heart ol no room to grow Intellectually as a stu- lieve tiSis sort ofMrresponsible behavior every decision made. I he IML men's I ditonal Board: kenneth K. Wright dent or as I person One s \ iew s must on behalt ot immature |ML students is swim team recently had its last home Matthew Stoss. editor in chief writing and rhetoric mod lit profeteor be challenged, not onlv for the intrinsic to be constantly railed against. I hope meet in what is arguably the most ( aite White, managing editor good of broadening one's perspe* The Breeze will stop giving front-page successful athletic program in |ML Brian (.oodman, opinion editor but also so as to strengthen the sup- coverage to extremists and begin to histofj Onlv one JMU administra- <. raig Finkelstem's [an. 29opinion portive arguments concerning already write exposes about how foolish the tor was present at the meet, and that The opinion* in f/iis section do not pieoe is ,\n example of nothing more held beliefs. One cannot strongly sup- protest movement has become. person couldn't even manage to be necessarily reflect the opinion of than fact-free ngnt-wing innuendo In port their beliefs unless said behets are present tor the entire meet F v en the the newspaper, this staff or fames making the charge thai IMl protes called into question. Jarrett Ray ODU Monarchs, [Mil's opponent Madison University. •on engage in "professorial abuse" bv Finkelstein also argues that stu- rumor political science & phikisophy maror that meet, showed more support by ^a^^\ ^aa^aaaaaaaaW^Lalaaa^^L^^aaafc all 1* ^^^ aaaaW™ ^^^ -aatfiaa^iaaaV^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^^V^ ■ ^^ ^BBBBBV BBBBV J# ^^^•^^J^.^atfHaaV^BaaaV^nW^^ aaak CT1ME)*-r-ll *e—\ 8PMAI-XA a V^TJI^^^ PAT^ TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 2007 ¥^^ (LOCATION) CONVO CENTER KEEP CHECKING THE UPB FOR DETAILS ABOUT TICKET SALESI (NMEB)HTTP:/AJPBJK^^ J^jfi University Program Board (LOCATION) TAYLOR 234 >f James Madison University . 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February 1, 20071 9 Sportswwwjhebrteze.org Associated Press Top 25 P (.11 Battle for the CAA crown Team Record l.Duke 21-0 Monarchs visit 2. North Carolina 23-0 Convo in battle 3. Tennessee 19-3 oftheunbeatens 4. Man land 21-2 BY BRIAN HANSEN sports editor 5. Ohio State 18-1 The JMU women's basketball 6. Connecticut 18-2 tram has won nine wnscortive ana < «i Id weg tn tying for the 7.LSU 20-2 best 1 s'-game start inthepntgram's 87-ycaf nab >n. and the Ass. (dated 8. Stanford 18-3 IVvss has taken nonce. I his week, coach Kenny 9. Oklahoma 17-2 K rooks and his IXikes liavo cracked the Assoviatixi Press Rjn 10. Purdue 19-3 25 poll tor th*1 first time since the leason 11. George Washington 18-2 vX'Minisi\ wcwsn ven i ated to be ranked in tin1 [up 2 12. Arizona State 19-3 tin- tilth-\ oar 13. Baylor 18-3 ^s'kvT1. Women's goal of ours Basketball 14. Georgia 18-4 all akmg. lo Toniqht yet tins niiw- l5.Vanderbilt 18-1 nWoniswS- OOUatJMU deserving <>> 7 P-m- 16. Maruuctlc 19-2 l.m hard the Convocation 17. Bowling Green pfaym have ^^ 18-2 been work me 18. Texas A&M 15-4 In me ITlTeeaMi. the I Hikes KM MI NOWI IN mpkm appear*il m tli.■ foal p«i|| of the Junior forward Tamera Young and th© Dukes take on rival Old Dominion tonight In the Convocation Center. 19. Louisville 19-2 Mm at No. 14 and haven't IXVTI ranked since lhat tune name m- 25 wMerdav |\H senior guard alongside ol them." Ine Dukes will put more on final game of the NCAA tour- 20. Middle Tenn. St. 19-3 I ludes tWO teams, whieh went on I eslev Diekinson. w ho is averag- I he appearance in the poll the line than |ust uVir \o. 25 rank- nament, but they're still a very U»pla\ in tlx'NCAAttHirrbinient. ing over II points per game. said. adds even nunv to tonight s game ing in the showdown. I"hey onw good basketball team that is ca- 21. California 16-5 LrrtweefcJMl bsst Delaware I he Dukes are also the hrst betwcenJMI and GDI . which al into the game with a 22-gamc win pable ol winning the conference aivd Hoistr.i. raffling its overall n1- ( \ \leam lube voted into the AP ready had ptentv ol intensity streak at Die C on\ nation » enter, 22. Nebraska 17-4 champonship and advancing in cord to 17-2 and 9-0 in the Colonial poll since the Mi man hs tmislied at " I ast Mean Ihey tookaway i «f which is th*' fourth-longest streak the NCAA tournament." Rmok-s Athletic AwniliHnn MM- Dukes 15 in the hnal |xi|| oi the 2D01-O2 chance at a CAA champiuoship." in tin'nation. said. "Old Dominion is Old 23. Rutgers 12-6 now sit atop the conference, lead- season. |Mli senior center Meredith Ak-xis C1DU, meanwhile, has won 15 Dominion, and unbl someone ing old DomWonb) halt tame AK fjashman veatOI H wsa said. "We took awa\ a perfect I AA 24. Wise-Green Bay 17-3 straight C AA championships and knocks them off, they're still the 'There is a lot erf excitement kiiul ot larger than lite." I Vkinson rwurd tnmitlvm,s.> tins is,;, Hiu, tn is no stranger to big games reigning champs." going an Hind campus nght ROW, said ISovt we've kind of pioven be a huge game ihemtensit\ level ' I hey may not be the team 25. James Madison 17-2 espoviallv with us making the lop that we deserve to hi' mentioned is going tulx'sohigK" that is capable of going to the see TO? 25, page 10 Dukes go cold in loss to Tigers (Ml ouHebotoided Hs op- think delensively we are where Towson too ponents b) HI limiting the Tigers Offensive woes we need to be to win games, but toonlv five second chain e points. we're just not getting it back on much to handle only to shoot S-of-25 horn long continue to the offensive end." range as a team The Dukes shot 40.4 percent as JMU loses "We get a lot ol good looks." plague Madison trom the field in this game, in- |MU sophomon' guard Kyle cluding 20 percent trom 3-point BY TIM CHATHAM Swanston astdl "Wen* |ust having ■l MATT MCGOVERN range * til ft IVItttl ahard time having our shots tall." contributing writer I he second half became an I he Dukes iiimpeil out to an uphill battle for JMl, with low I'he |Ml men's basketball 11-3 k>ad 5:32 into the game and I his season's men's basket1 sun sruKiting 57.9 percent from team's shooting woes continued held the lead tor all but 138 oi ball team can hang with most the field in the hnal period in Mondays loss to low son, as the hrst halt. Iluuewr. with five Colonial Athletu Assu, lation However, the Dukes did hold beat the Dukes6940ir sounds n'maining. lowson ju- teams defensively Too bad the lowson lo the mid-50s at the the Convocation t enter nior lorward lonallian PeSH hit a offense hasn't. three-min- LOSM used lo be blamed on 3-pomti'r to take a 27 26 halltmic In Monday nights game ute mark ot the Dukes' de-tense, as the. have lead against lowson. |Ml led 20-11 the game, allowed op- "I thought »Hir defense was With |ust under nine minutes when JMU Men s good enough. I lo wm|. |Ml remaining in the flnf halt when was forced Ertan ,!" ' ooadi I Van Keener said rowson senior guard dar\ \eal to start foul- erage »i ii Basketball I he Second war of cvpen- BCOnd nine points m a ln-0 run ing. pen™. ,n.m Monday anoB iieipeti Swanston, who was that put the lu-ers ahead 27-26 "Our of- >|xnnl law -— assigned to guard the rtatfon'fl going into halttime. fense right andatrusgltd, Towson 69 fifth leading icoen; Towson sc IMl made onll two field DOW is not I,, match up JMU CO nior guard Gflf) Net. 07 B goals over the hnal S:51 ol the real smooth in the jx>st Mt>nday, \eal racked up ,i first hall, alter hitting seven and certain- However, alter finding balance In high 21 points despite Swailslon's shots in the opening 10 minutes ly not effi- Cartel the last five games in I i defensive efiorts. and holding a lead ol 14-5 at cient enough." (ML coach Dean [ML's pntblem h.is shitted ti> the I thought [Swanston) had the one point. keener said. "I think that's the o(tensi\e end ol the lloor. athletitism and length. Keemtl We're getting a lot of good mark ut a voting team, especial EVAN I)W>N/IA.*»«AM» In Madison's latest three- said »Ve wanie.1 to have a KH.IV looks, we just have to Start mak- ly mtdwav through a season Towson forward Tommy Breaux dunks In the second half game skid, it shot rust 441.4 jx'rwnl on him at all hmes." ing shots, said juniOf lorward The [Hikes have played It' of Monday's game. Breaux scored four points In helping from tile field and 23 percent trom lerrance Carter, who BCOfCd IV Conference games tn | [OW dat- the Tigers defeat the Dukes 69-60. / oss pan [•> anil grabbed 10 rebounds I ing back to fan. 3, and has held their opponents to 80 or below in each of these games Hovt WWW.T0Y0TALIVEWEB.COM ever, in most of those games. they have been unable to mus- ter enough points to win. Madison is ranked ninth in ASA E G iD, Y the CAA in scoring offense with 63 2 points per game and arc last in tneconference In 3-polnt- ers made, averaging |ust 5.33 per game. A grueling schedule m.iv a. count tor IML's offensive strug- gles in recent games I he Dukes currently are in a stretch when they'll play five games in 11 d.w v including ruad dates with Northeastern, William & Marv and Delaware TOYOt "Every team is going through that schedule right now." Keener said at his press conference Monday, "We just O YOUR CHOICE need to find a way to battle through it and put a complete game together " Second-halt struggles have 2007 2007 especially been a problem for Madison in recent games COROLLA YARIS 0 Playing at home against George Mason on Saturday, JML trailed 25-19 at the out- set ot the second half, when the visiting Patriots went on a 21-8 run in the period s open mg 11:19 en route to a 59-41 \ Ictor) In a game at Northeastern ®TOYOTA moving forward > (^^) TOYOTA erObuyatoyota.com Oft Wednesday. |ML trailed 35- ^ |ust more than seven minute- • NOT All CUSTOMERS Will QUALIFY. 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In the rubber ni.iti h, that iv morv (fangBfl ui <»tU'iiMvrl\. ins more than lOntinuhspa ODU took theCAA championship rather Own (fefanavd) ihe Man- Oul s bench has corrtAoutod 499 with a Sv^l win in hurtax for the 2007 summer! archs an- seand in the aonfeftnot points tin-, anaon, averagta .ikmt I veryone s gunning tor us tvhindonK IMI rmscoringafknec 24 punts (XT game, "hik- adding right now; we have that target .i\ er.i^inj; *>" ^ fxunts rvr g.inuv &rcboui«b(17fpg) on u-. where everyone ivanta to rfie Monticfas' fetting rearer Their depth la tlx- key trans;' beat us. Alexis s.iid. "I really it guard 11 Man, who to tmonl) Hanks aakl "Thej haw ■< Martins hope H e have the Ivpe Of* CTOWd [>U IT .i\ era^im; d« nil-*' ti^ufti I ■ tn.'th.it ksai talented aaany m the that showed up last vear tor (>IH (is.i). kit ivh.il nuke-them league, but Iheif aaoond five) is juai the game and that the students »0OodtobVo>athofthetrfotfef ai talented M Iheiifliatflve ' come out and support us." I htatmon "*■ Momrchihtw List svastm. t|H- teams split LOSS: 3rd consecutive defeat LOSS, from page 9 fixil or an illegal screen or aorAB- ahorHtved. Alter a defensive strip, hato forward lenenct Carter times Uamea] is fighting tor poal thnv |MU pla\ers went after it on l«itheiXikeswith i« pints and 10 Don real luinl,' Carter BBld It B the floor, but trie ball bounced to rebounds hiul tnxihle kept suphtv rUatutaytna t«' work Towson. who capitalized with a more forward |im ann lames < »tt (he Alter the [OWton lead went to lay-up and fouL and led bv 10 or tk »>r lor miK hi >t tin- night making 14 potato in the second halt, t artei mi m- unbl the last minute. it harder tor the ahead) undersi/.-d put m a •eoond-diartoi lav-up. On That's |ust htm the game Be a Part of Our tandem to establish am pM-pres- the next plav. 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DIAL TO... &■) 1 a rts • artworks Gallery Exhibition IIJl graph* h> I MKtM'V I JMU students Erin Monfredi Nancy Daly, (had Lewis and manager Ibm DuVal "By the time IMl "Some people didn't expeet the sta- the IMl community Fighting its tradi- Kristin Miller have art on WXJM's move off > hanged that plan, we were already well tion to survive the move. Martinez tionall) negative reputation as a mvi and im the way with the new building proj said ' V\e had a lot ot problems last war subversive group vv\|\l is mm trying display through Feb. 7. campus was slow, set. I he WXJM students made an appeal with the difficulties setting up the sta- to improve ties uith the universitv h\ or- tor .1 space on campus, hut |\u was not tion and with morale dropping because ganizing events with L'PB and mtera. I but full of success able to come up with an on^arnpus op- of the commute." ing mon' with other organizations. Pot f Sawhill Gallery tion tor the station/" I ow morale tn.iv ha\ e bCCSI I prob- instance, t inemuse, the IMl film dub, Exhibition ■ > jACOi WlLSON Now that the station has a new home. lem at one point DUt .urrenth V\\|M has a radio talk show, and (MU'sown W contributing witer the rules h,\\<> dunged: no more hand is running better than ever, while at the (me Records has used the station lo pl.iv JMU alumni Robert Stuart posters and no more drawing anything same tune making an Increased ettort to Walk int«> WXJM's new location ami on the w alls Aesthetic s aside the station branch oul and become more inclusive to WXJM and Robert Yoder have on the Ant thmj; you'll notice It die entire has gone through some verj signuVant exhibil/'Gestalts: Work by wall plastered with graffiti Huge changes since its move last mil iul rony-painted strokes spell out the "Adapting to our move awaj from Robert Stuart and Robert call letter- of I vi L 's only student-run ra- campus has really caused us to pull to- Yoder," through Feb. 15. diostation, B8.7FM, gether, and I think tli.it the station has But aside irom this VIT\ visible dem- become a lot more accessible for people^ onstration ot the station's 'counteixul* said BeoV) Martinez. WXJM'S DfOgnm hue" roots, it*- new in Ins quarter, on the mine, manager and one ot the station's comer of Reaervoii Street and Cantrell top three executives, known atteitioii- Avenue, are remarkably plain and clean atelv a-- I he BIJ; I hree " "Oui location -cut, lacking even the most obvious ot before was so prime being In Anthony- dance radio station decorations: band posters 1 Hall It was a great place tt I lu- reason tor this conspicuous SO out But once we moved II ^*is likeonl) sencc is simple. Band posters coveting the people who really wanted to be there ^ Senior Dam* even inch oi available surface creates .1 were going to show up because it took so Concert tire hazard, and that's ,i risk the station much ettort is not willing to lake WXJM's old loca- Some ot thai ettort was dire, ted at tion within Die hallowed halls «>t Antho- .•opine, with the numerous obstacles After years of training and 1 egef was iust th.it .1 fire hazard that slowed down WXJM'S transition practices, these JMU senior Its wain not onlv served as a home tor I he station had problems with equip- main band posters, hut also t*>r the idle ment not being set up, trouble with dancers will showcase their .Implies the radio st.ilt .ared to dr.m Internet BCCCSS which the Station talent and hard work on while at work Unfortunately, such art is needs for its online broadcast), f "Urban Cowboy: listens like poetry Tho Musical" BEN FSLDS Anais Mitchell puts smooth sounds, Come check out some "boot as its 2117 siriag ooaoert hidden messages, meanings on album stompin', thigh slappin fun" at this musical about a cow- Ben Folds, former lead singer of Ben Folds Five has added \V\ I ill V Sl/tMOKI oi Hades and Eurydice sccordingto boy looking for love Soturdgy JMU to his European and U.S. tour dates The concert will 1 ontribuling wrttei her Web site at Wilson Hall at 7:30 p.m. Her voice is better than the ad* be held on fcatiay, April M ii the Conrocition Ctattr. Anais Mitchell's Songs trom her vamed karaoke Singer, bul has a little Tickets are S25 for general newest CD, The Brightness, sounds sa tou.liotalhursd.il night poetrv read admission, S12 for students it it belongs as the end-of-the-episode Ing. vvith some songs, listeners (an a. - • • • • • music montage on 'Gnn s Anatomy." tuall) picture a blacked oul stage and Mitchell takes listeners on .in emo- a gu) playing the bongos in the bade tional roller COaBter with her smooth I he third track, "Namesake," is like a "So You Think You're Funny?" and expressive sound ivautiiulh written poem that has some Mitchell a young singi faint Dave Matthew* coMpy CHALUHGe H rtter from Vermont, lus .1 nevi style Influences and could ot tolk nuisi, that makes movie and be considered the Anais '»Ur0 Prepare your best comedy routine to compete in UPB's comedy l\ soundtracks worth a listen Her best ira.k ol the en- Mitchell sound is unique enough to be differ tire i 11 However, ** contest tonight in TDU at 7 p.m. The two top finalists will go on to eni. but sounds familiar enough to be the rest ot the U I is 9 "Mythbustors" compete at the American Eagle Comedy Tour for a chance to join memorable With a mellow vibe thai more likes love child The Brightness the tour Sign up today in Taylor 304. For more information, contact screams musical therapy, oi \m i >d ranco and at Bridge water tte$$ is innovative and Mit. hell has I it mi \pple rather Chris Beach at beachcl0pTu.edu. . reauvel) written each song to have a than a Dave Matthews clone. Kari Byron and Grant Imaho hidden message or meaning t 'ne huge dow rusde to The Bright' I he llth track, Outot Pawn,' is a ness is the feeling ol a constant stream ra from Discovery Channel's • • • • • • • movirjg tribute about losing someone of day-spa mum A pit k*me*up song "Mythbusters" will speak in Hurricane Katrina In New Your Ticket For Day Spa & Salon A Good Time... Relaxation Awaits Von! SUPER BOWL BASH Barber On Staff Join us at I lam's for Americas Favorite (Jame, spci lallzing in 1 olor & Foil THE SUPER BOWL! Waxing 5 l v'a Including {of the Best Picture Quality, Nine Pool M.ini. ure & Pedicure Dig Screens in TOM n... 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The Breeze | wwwJhebreeze^>rg Thursday, February. 1.2007 13 WXJM: Radio station improves ties with university WXJM, from,u^v 11 CD's and play them; it a so mmh tun to hear things that no one gets place to be. it's a happj environment For someone who spends its artists' music and promote thatrconctrt*. exposed to, and it sucks th.it the\ don't." 30hoursS week working at the .ill \ ..lunteer radio Station, MS I lie itation'l ri'.ilK different! from what it used tube," Martinez Delia, however, is onh parti) right. Some people do get ex- must be getting something great out of his membership with WXJM said. "It used to be people who were very focused on obscure music posed toquslit) independent music; they re the ones tuning in to Doubtless, it's thanks to BUI h stafl members as Maskell that the st.i and now we still support it. but we're interested in Betting involved 88.7. After all the station's mam purpose, aside from providing tion managed to not onK survive, bur sctuall) get stronger after Ms in the university and giving petiple an opportunity to learn about IMl students with ,i hands-on environment in which to learn move off campus broadi.isi radio. It s not an elitist club. It's definitely a student orga- radio, is to give listeners .1 taste of bands that don't get any ex- "I see some improvements each war. and Beck) and tin-other nization that cares ,i loi about broadcast, communication and mi posure lust t.ike ,1 look .it tin- hrsl half of the mission st.itement managers this year are among the strongest the station has had. roots media." on WXIM s Web site, wxjmrmito com. it states th.a the station ex- I KlVal said ' I hat said, the nature ot a student-run station is that Ibday it vou walk into thettatton and want to participate, there's ists "to support and promote independent, new and unuVr-rrprv the improvement process will move torward and slip back OVCI no requirement of knowledge As V\ X|M's general manager jtBi&C sented artists in the musu Industry, prm Wing IML and the Har- and over. 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