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v'ili/il ~agni,'tut The longest continuously published college newspaper in the Northwest Friday, February 1999 5, Volume I OO, N o. 42 Moscow "Fo~. nf and by students since 1898." j~ Atro-»at'ves VofiIifg 80Ofh i! Expect some The Beasley OtIL, t it cold and dreary Coliseum is hast- Wc want your opinon about our weather this ing a plethora of EE~C week. big name bands Opinon page... -'l~(//,I CPS Idaho has a promising young crop of this weekend. freshman for this year's 'fennis season. Entertain ment„A6 Opinion, A4 Sports, A7 Non-tra itional student appointed to ASUI Senate Will corporate By Beth Creen non-traditional student in thc donors dictate to bc involved with natural resource I run in April," she said. Attorney General. "Our goal is to University ofIdaho Argonaut Senate. issues "I in developing countries, and would like the University of find them a place in our student gov- Shc came to the Ul to I'ullill hcr she said her appointmcnt to thc Idaho to maintain and increase its ernment where they can show their policy7 On Wcdncsday, the ASUI appoint- "dream of pursuing a college degree Senate will help hcr develop person- user-friendliness for the students in desire and interest," ASUI President ed two new senators to fill vacant which I feel will give rne ihc By Bob Fick options al skills necessary to achieve hcr the areas of looking into the transi- Mahmood Sheikh said of ihe seats, One of the new senators is to do what I want to It Associated Press do, has come dreams. tion for new students coming in and appointees. junior Debra Ann Hodge. at great persanal cost to myself." I.vcn I though lodge did nat know helping to facilitate the outgoing As senator, I lodge has been Ifodge, 34, is what is loosely "It was BOISf —Gov, Dirk Kemp- a controversial issue in my she was up lor the appointmcnt until graduates in the areas ofjob search assigned defined to thc College of Graduate thorne has picked up where other as a non-traditional student family, I was basically ostracized," Monday night, shc is ready to and graduate school placement," Studies, the ASUI Academics Board policy makers leA off in trying to one above the age of 26 or a part- she said, assume her responsibilities as soon 1 lodge stated. I fcr definite goals are and ASUI Rules and Regulations maximize increasingly inadequate time student. Thc Ul student body is Perhaps because of'her emotional "I as possible. need to be like a not yct clear. Committee. She will represent public resources in an anti-tax only a little less than 38 percent non- hardship, Ilodgc is driven to suc- sponge to learn as much as I can, I'm Thc Senate also appointed Bradley Chrisman and Neely flails, and the atmosphere. tradi tiona1, according to New cess. Shc is a I'ull-time student in thc not coming in with a big agenda, but SchaA to the position of senator and I'armhouse and Phi Delta Theta liv- The new governor is using finan- Student Services. Hodge is the lone natural resources field. cial Ilcr goal is I certainly will have one by the time Krista Brady to the oAice of ASUI ing groups. incentives that encourage gov- ernment managers to find eAicien- cies that free up the matching cash Jury rules web required to participate, And he is focusing on individual and corpo- rate largesse for the financial sites amounted pa i„ bridge needed to make some pro- grams realities. to i +

Argunaut North Korea 'unpredictable'I'he Students'oice Serving fhe University of idaho siffce 1898. Showers Associafed Press trol, and frequent disruptions in the its air and ground forces dramatical- Frldali ~ ~ 30' Collegiate Member unit's Hughes said. HIGH 40'PW course of a military training. Iy by 2020, t ' t 0 ISOCIETYOF WASHINGTON — North "All of this will encourage the "Absent a fundamental change in g Korea's military discipline appears North to rely still more heavily on governance, uncertain circum- PROFESSIONAL RaiRain ISSnore JOURNALISTS. to be eroding, but there is no reduc- risky brinkmanship in its dealings stances aad a revitalization ef mitt- -„'atlniait ' tion in the massive threat the com- with the United States," Tenet said. capability will be Iraq's direc- HIGH'4o LP%"33o FOUNDED IN 1909 tary tdf:r AS SiGMA DELTA CHi munist nation poses to U.S. and Still, North Korea continues to tion," Hughes said. South Korean forces, America's top expand its conventional military In prepared text submitted to thc ANDREW T. WHITE intelligence officials told lawmakers forces and its ballistic missile capa- committee, Tenet described Randem,, Iiiiiliali 'vfndy Editor in Chief Tuesday. bility. as "more frustrated and desperate to ~J~i HIGH'3o I.PW;t38',. Ciufirman, Argonaftf Endowment In a wide-ranging hearing, the U.S. intelligence is closely fol- break out of (U.S.)containment" but officials named Korea, Iraq and lowing a massive North Korean con- cautioned that he maintains a firm Board Of Directors international techno-terrorism as the struction project at Kumchang-ni, an grip on power, "leaving few vulner- Rain/Snow key national security challenges. underground complex large enough abilities that can be exploited by IenliIII SERGIO BROWN HIGH."41'.PW:.34';: "I can hardly overstate my con- to house facilities for making pluto- those opposed to his rule." Front Page Edi(or cern about North Korea," CIA nium and other weapons-grade The CIA is under increasing pres- Prof lucfion O'; Operations Manager the Director George Tenet told material for nuclear sveapons, Tenet sure from Congress to develop d Senate Armed Services Committee. said, covert strategies aimed at toppling Call Us "In nearly all respects, the situation "We are deeply concerned that Saddam, though most Iraqi experts Today: speak on why relationships fail, and Do you have a comment, ques- there has become morc volatile and North Korea has a covert program," give the efiort little chance of suc- ~ Don't miss llua Lin's discussion of love fues. Feb, 9 at 7:15 p.m. in tion or clarification? Call (208) unpredictable." Tenet said. cess, "An image extraction and rccogni- Borah Theater in the SUB. 885-7825. avant to write for the Wretched living conditions dete- Pyongyang is also developing a Terrorism remains a kcy national tion system using neural network" at ~ Pamela Bathurst will present a paper? Call Aaron Schab (208) riorate further, food shortages are longer-range missile, the Taepo security concern and Tenet said 3:30 p.m. in Engr/Physics 214. lyric coloratura soprano recital Feb. 885-2219. acute, and few hcavy industrial Dong 2, that could carry heavy pay- Americans and American interests 16 in the Music Recital I-lail at 8 Argonaut Fax 885-2222. (208) plants make anything, according to loads to llawaii and Alaska and are increasingly the target of inter- Coming Events: p.m. On thc program are six of Paul U.S. intelligence. Crime and a lack lighter-weight weapons to parts of national terrorists. Attacks by the ~ Dr. William K. Medlin, the author Goldstaub's arrangements, a selec- DEPARTMENTS of discipline, even in military ranks, the rest of the United States, Tenet suspected terrorist Osama bin of Fire Mountain; A Nation's tion of Igor Stravinsky and are more common and citizens are said. believed responsible for last Heritage in will at "Coyotes" some named News Laden, Jeopardy, speak by guy more likely to blame North Korea's Neither Tenet nor Hughes see any summer's U.S. embassy bombings Book People on Feb. 6, 5 p.m. Ricky Gordon. ADAM E H Wii SON leader, Kim Jong Il, for systemic reduction in tension with the Iraqi in Kenya and Tanzania, "could ~ Managing the Lolo Trail during the Editor problems, regime of Saddam Hussein. Though occur at any time," Tenet said. Lewis 8c Clark biccntcnnial? Well, Opportunities and Information: Argonaut Nevvsfoom.....,..„....885-771 5 Army Lt. Gen. Patrick Hughes, hampered by international sanc- And terrorists use increasingly Jim Caswell, Supervisor of'he ~ Thc poetry contests are starting head of the Defense Intelligence tions, Iraq could, under the right cir- sophisticated techniques, including Clearwater Natl. Forest, has given again. 21 lines or less to New York Arts & Entertainment Agency, cited intelligence reports cumstances, develop a large inven- cyber-terrorism capable of wreaking the matter some thought. Hc will Poetry Alliance, Box 1588, New TY CARPENTER that describe North Korean soldiers tory of weapons of mass destruction, havoc in America's increasingly discuss Monday night, room 10, York, NY 10!16-1588, or Edi for out of uniform, marketplace activity cruise missiles and short- and medi- computer-dependent society, Tenet forestry building, 7 p.m. . $ 1,000 entertainment Desk...... 885-8924 going on without governmental con- um-range missiles and could expand said. ~ Pastor Tim Sebens of the Grace grand prize. Sports Baptist Church of Moscow will TONYA SNYDER Fdi fop Legislature makes ano ther run at reforming liquor laws Sports Desk...,...... ,...... ,...... 885-7705 Associated Press Riggs and GOP state Rep. Jim get liquor licenses without going to not alcohol proliferation but mod- ncw licenses, and county commis- Opinion Clark of Hayden werc co-chairmen the Legislature for a special dispen- ernizing what many consider an sions could still decide to keep their AARON SCHAB BOISE —The politically sacred of an interim committee that tack- sation. archaic system. jurisdictions dry. Edifor precepts of private property and led a thorough review of the state' That is exactly what legislators "The firs't hurdle I think we'e Cities now are allocated one Opinion Desk.„...... ,...,.....885-2219free enterprise are at the heart of alcohol laws I'or the Iirst time in a like state Rep, Tom Loertscher already over, which is we think license for every 1,500 people. another attempt to reform Idaho's decade. want to avoid. He is no fan of there should be something to allow Besides a more restrictive popu- post-Prohibition system of allocat- The product of their work starts repeated requests for special liquor some licenses out in the county," lation-based allocation to counties, Send Letters to the Editors: ing liquor licenses, making its way onto legislative cal- licenses from golf courses, resorts Riggs said. the new licenses would be tied to 301 Student Union it's Yet unclear at best whether a endars during the session's fourth andother businesses operating out- Assuming a majority of legisla- the premises that first obtains it. Moscow, ID 838444271 conservative Legislature struggling week. Most of it just updates, clari- side cities. But the Bone tors share that opinion, the question That would be aimed at avoiding to keep up with the hospitality fies or rcfines laws governing the Republican likewise has stom- OI'[email protected] no becomes how to level the playing the kind of transfers that have industry's modern commercial real- state Liquor Dispensary and its ach for making it easier to drink in field without deflating the property increased the going price for the. ities is ready to move into the 20th retailers. rural areas like the one he repre- value of existing liquor licenses or limited number of existing licenses Photography century on the eve of the 21st. But at the top of the committee's sents. putting new licensees at an undue to as much as $435,000. NIC TUCKER "Much of our alcohol law is dis- agenda was finding a way to update "It's a tough issue for a lot of my competitive advantage. A new license costs Just $750. Fdi for torted. It's based on how things the process of issuing state licenses constituents," he said. The interim committee initially Jenni fer Lindsey, executive Dark Room.....,...... ,...... „....885-7784 have evolved over the last 60 or 70 for selling liquor by the drink with- Loertscher's opposition, like proposed Iifling the ban on issuing director of the Idaho Hospitality, years.=" after'...; Prohibition," out doing si'griificant financial harm thatgof many of-his colleagues, is licenses to businesses in unincorpo- and Travel Association, said the" Onlirie 'a Republican state Sen. Jack Riggs of to hoider's «of 'existing licenses.- based"'o'n simple philosophy: rated arear'nd allocating onc value of their liquor license is the: JUSTiN LARSEN Coeur d'Alene said. "It's odd that The result might finally allow a "You don't do anything that pro- license per county for every 3,000 primary asset for some older Editor busi--'otes wc in the state allowed it to get to growing number of restaurants and the proliferation of alcohol." people living outside cities. No nesscs constantly on a: Online Desk...„..dafs9539uidaho.edu operating that point." other businesses outside cities to Clark and Riggs say their goal is county would receive less than four razor-thin margin of profitability. 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Page A3 Friday, I'ebruary 5, 1999 1he University of Idahtt Argonaut ty trade group linds. cutcd since August 1996, according Intelligence officials Study provides evidence Wright Flyer on .I'Iars lll 1974-75, wont«n tllade up 22.5 to th«government. percent ol'all U.S, I'acuity members. Meanwhile, Russia has also been press for NATO troop of racial divide in AIDS WASIIING ION Ifi mark the 13y 1997-98 the percentage had trying to adopt the jury system, but intervention 100th anniv«rsarv ol'h«Wright increased to 33.8. so Iar only nine of'he country's 89 CI I ICAGO — Res«archers 13roIhers Iirst airplane flight NASA :. But the study by the American regions have it in place. The reported that blacks donating blood WA SI I I NG TON — NATO wants to duplicate th«event --- sort Briefs Association ol'Univ«rsity I'rofessors Moscow regxion - but not the city of for the first time are 25 times more indicates troops will be needed to prevent of —on Mars. that more than half the Moscow - is one of those tha1 do. likely than whites to have r«cently svomcn are in losvcr positions such wider v arfare betv,een rival Iactions 'fhc NASA budget I'or 2000 con- v Russia's Constitutional Court acquired I I I V infections. Compiled from Associcfred Press as lecturers and instructors, regard- in Kosovo even il a peace agreement tains $50 million to h«gin develop- ruled 1uesday that until all regions The study is the latest to docu- less of thc type of institution. is reached, U.S. intelligence ollicials ment of a Mars airplane. hav«adopted the system, no death ment the growing racial divide in 'adioactive waste In said Tuesday. A Kosovo mission An animated video played at the site 1997-98, women represented sentences may be passed anywhere 55.6 percent ol'ecturers, faces more danger than peacekeep- AIDS, which is evolving from being budget brieling shosvcd a small, ::will cost $12 billion 58.6 per- in the country. in largely an illness of white homosex- pilotless toward cent of instructors and 46.8 percent And the chronically cash- ing Bosnia, they warned. plane parachuting - "We uals to one of poor blacks who catch its of assistant professors the profes- Russian are on the verge of a drama1- the sandy surlacc, unfolding ARCO, Idaho —— Ol'ltcials strapped governm«nt is at thc sion's full-time entry lcv«l position. ic deterioration of the Kosovo crisis it through drug abuse and heterosex- wings and propcll«r. and puttering 'daho National expected to take years to introduce I ngincering and 13ut just 18.7 percent ol'ull pro- as the limitations of winter weather ual encounters. Across America, off. Environmental th«jury system. Laboratory this year fessors were women. pass," CIA Director Cyeorge Tenet more than half of all HIV infections In actuality, a lot about th«plane will select the best way to pr«pare 1'hc data are based on an annual told the Senate Armed Services are among blacks. remains to be det«rmin«d, including thc site's Irish bachelor farmer highly radioactive waste survey ol'about 2,500 public and pri- Committee. "A NA10 ground Iorce The research examined blood actual design and means ol'ropul- for disposal. vate college administrators. The calendar recruits wives is indispensable to a solution." donors, who are among the least sion and delivery to Mars, NASA At a cost estimated at up to $ 12 response rate is about 75 percent, Sen. John Warner, meanwhile, likely of all people to be infected. Administrator Dani«l S. Goldin said. billion, the 36 year task likely will researchers said. NI W YORK —Patricia Cahill warned against U.S. troop deploy- Those who do risky things, such as I.lying in Mars'tmospher« is require as many as 1,200 workers Women to also ar«more likely to Jones and Jennifer Lucas were dri- ment without a peace agrecmen1, inject drugs, are discouraged I'rom like flying at 100,000 130,000 depending on the work at community and JeIT Sessions said lect altitude above I'.arth, he said, so technologies colleges, which ving through thc green rolling hills Sen. Congress giving. And since most donors do so selected, said 1'om Wichmann, high generally pay less than four-year should bc involved in any decision much research nc«ds Io b«done. A of'southwest Ireland when they spot- repeatedly, they have already passed level waste program manager I'or thc colleges and universities. to commit U.S. forces, long-range j«tlincr fli«s at about ted a farmer walking cattle alongside earlier screening tests. Department ol'n«rgy. 1hc rcport, rclcas«d Tu«sday by Sen. Joseph Lieberman, a 30,000 I'cct altitude. thc road, Recently, scientists developed a The cleanup involves transl'erring the group, was also published in the "I Connecticut Democrat on the Armed Ther« is also an «ight-minute selvess.Icy, arc you single?" Ms, Jones method ol testing blood that reveals 3,800 cubic mctcrs of granular waste January-I'ebruary 1999 issue Services Committee, said the United time lag Ior radio m«ssagcs between ol'cadcmc, hollered out the open car window. is new or and 1.4 million gallons ol'iquid the group's journal. States, if a negotiated settlement in whether the infection long- I-.arth and Mars, complicating the The two Queens residents I'r waste into a solid, leak-prool'orm Kosovo is reached, should be ready standing. They used it to look control of'he plane, which v ould be svcren't trolling for dates. Well, at that could be readied for shipment to Russia's supreme court to commit a "limited number of fresh infections among people unmann«d. least not directly. And them- a not lor forces" across the country who v ere giving permanent dump outside Idaho. bans death penalty ground 1o a peace-keeping Th«goal, is all goes v'cll, is to 1'he waste currently is housed at mission led by I'uropean allies. blood for the Iirst time. make the flight in 2003, th«100th They were on a quest to find 12 the INEI L's Nuclear Technology Lieberman said Tuesday that he Dr. Michael P, Busch and others anniversary of th« Wright 13rothers men - ages 18 to 89 - to grace the and Lnginccring Ccntcr, which sits MOSCOW —Russia's highest was worried that instability from the from the Blood Centers ol'he flight, though NASA's brier ing court banned all courts in coun- pages of'Bachelor I'armers of atop the Snake River aquil'cr, the the Kosovo crisis could spread through- Pacific in San Francisco used the papers admitted it could slip to 2005. try Tuesday I'rom handing down Ireland Calendar." state's largest frcshwatcr source. out the Balkans. new method to analyze the samples death sentences until the jury system They found thein. But Misters I.ormcr Gov. I'hil Batt cut an "Containing a larger war would of 1.7 million first-time donors. OI is adopted throughout Russia. January through December, con- deal in 1995 with the federal gov- require a significant investment of the total, 427 werc IIIY-infected. The ruling means an cffectivc cedes ernment in which the state agreed to Ms. Jones, are "anything but U.S. resources, so I believe it is in abolition ol'hc The new test revealed that 58 death penalty, said of'hem accept limited future high-lcvcl beefcake," the United States'est interests to Constitutional Court spokeswoman It's had been infected within the waste I'or temporary storage at a journey that began in 1997 work to bring peace to Kosovo Anna Malyshcva. Introducing thc previous few weeks. INEF L in return for a court-enforced in Astoria, Queens, at'tcr the two belore thc conflict spreads," he said. jury system will take years, and Kosovo's Busch said new infections were cleanup schedule for the site that longtime friends, both Irish- rebel spokesman, Russia is likely to deliver on its Jakup Krasniqi, announced Tuesday about three times more common would be completed by 2036, Americans, read an article about a promise of'banning the death penal- that thc ethnic Albanian rebels will among first-time donors than among Thc first critical deadline under shortage of women in County Kerry, ty bcforc then, shc said. attend peace talks in France this those who give repeatedly. that deal is April 30, when the first Ireland, that was jeopardizing the "Starting today, we effectively weekend aimed at ending the The showed shipments ot'plutonium-contaminat- existence of family farms. bloody analysis that about 2 have no death penalty," Malyshcva 11-month conflict. Thc Serb parlia- ed waste must leave Idaho. "I loved thc headline: 'Shortage of every 100,000 white donors annu- told The Associated Press. ment will decide Thursday v'hcther ol women a threat to ally are newly infected, compared Russia promised to abolish the population,"'aid the government will take part in the Ms. Lucas, who works at with 51 per 100,000 among blacks More women becoming death penalty when it joined thc talks. Newsweek magazine, and less than tour among I lispanics Council ol Europe in 1996, but so State Department spokesman profs, but at lower pay The article said that between the and Asians. far has only enacted a moratorium James P. Rubin welcomed the of 25 and there were 61 sin- Dr. Martha Rogers of the U.S. on carrying out death scntenccs, ages 29, Albanian decision Tuesday and WAS I I INGTON —More women women to every 100 single men, Centers for Disease Control and Capital punishment has remained gle again raised a threat of NATO bom- arc becoming professors but and between thc ol'0 to Prevention said the latest data reflect college on the books, and courts have con- ages 34, bardment against the Serbs if they they get less pay and fewer promo- tinued to sentcncc people to dcath- there were 46 women to every 100 declined. "the well-recognized shift in the tions, a survey by a university facul- even though nobody has been cxe- mcn. epidemic to people of color."

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Y'Ma PRESIDENT Right-wing power grab gains some steam N'a.@@CAN:QQLeFN HOOVES CALaiNG By Greg Mullen ed with a broad range of other tionary GOP, even if it falls from States? CORNER I'rom University of Idaho Argonaut groups, ranging militias to power in thc next elections, will Regardless of thc formal outcome ALL RgkegRS thinly-veiled white supremacists. pull the nation far to the right. of the impeachment process, some A major implication of the presi- They provide both justilication and Already, before they have fully con- of the implications are already By Jason and the Argonauts You have heard me say it before: dent's impeachment is the consoli- political cover for violent outbursts: solidated their power, they have clear. It is still possible that voices one of the finest assets of the dation of power within the gay hashing, church burning, clinic stalled all progress for years. They of moderation will survive within To the leti of this page, you will University of idaho is the residential Republican Party by the pseudo- bombing. They are well-funded, have rolled back aflirmative action the party, but it looks less likely notice the face of Ul President Bob nature of the campus. Our strategic Christian right wing of thc party. well-armed and well-organized. and slashed welfare. They have every day. If'one of our two parties Iloover, who contributes a weekly goal to become a resident campus of The failure of party moderates to The power of thc far right to field pushed the president into the largest is seized by proto-fascist extrem- "President's Corner" to the Argonaut. choice in the West hinges on the break ranks is a strong indication of well-furided candidates in primary military and law-enforccmcnt ists, America will be in for dark President I loover's corner has recent- growth and development of all on- where true power lies. races has kept party moderates I'rom buildup since the Reagan years, times. ly been joined by columns by ASUI campus living, both residence halls The right wing of the Republican defecting I'rom impeachment. when the American and Russian It may be too late to save the President Mahmood Sheik and ASUI and fraternities and sororities. We Party is opposed to the changes tak- Voices of moderation are marginal- empires butted heads across the Republican that is to the Lobbyist Curt Wozniak. took a major step in the right direc- Party; up ing place in our society. They ized within the party. I=.ven the carly globe and World War III moderates who have show These columns are meant as a pub- tion late last month at a weekend always yet to would like to return to some mythi- stages of thc presidential contest are seemed five minutes in the future. we lic service to the student body and retreat specilically to examine and any signs of courage. But can cal Leave It to Beaier past, where focused on shutting down the mod- Indeed, this faculty to keep them informed of the discuss Greek lil'e on the Moscow military and police begin to prepare for the future. All there was no civil rights movement, erates. goings-on of the Administration and campus, buildup is most frightening of all. Americans who believe in the no sexual revolution, no women' Instead of offering a solid plat- thc ASUI. I lowever, there has debate The retreat included Greek student The far right has already demon- progress we have made in the last liberation, no feminists, no lib- form, instead among members of the Argonaut leaders, live-in and alumni gay of attacking the presi- strated its capacity for violence, half-century must prepare to stand advisers, Editorial Board pertaining to whether eration. They wish to return to a dent, instead of attacking likely while still limited to spontaneous together, Some of us believe the corporation members and national "corners" mythical white bread past where Democratic nominee Al can- these respective actually representatives, The group dis- Gore, action and small underground cells. progress has not gone far enough; blacks stay in the ghetto, women in help enlighten the student body or cussed, among didates in the Republican primaries What would happen if such a bunch others believe it could have been other topics, their serve as blatant the kitchen, and queers in the clos- are turning on moderate Republican merely PR for the role in the university's strategic plan, of'eactionary thugs were to get done difl'erently. But if we cannot et. respective parties. Criticism of the risk management, growth for Greek George W. Bush. their hands on the full military and stand together in resistance, we will This lack of substance in these "corners" houses, alcohol and Republican right is associat- The mere existence of such a reac- security apparatus of the United suffer alone in defeat. civility. They has been countered with the argu- prepared a vision statement that «awais syiatxctxm tNc ment of "public service." on o~ focuses community academic www.cpggltgs.cori We at the Argonaut would like to achievement, personal development know what you, our readers, think and positive image in "safe and about this issue. If the "President's healthy chapter facilities." Corner" is disliked by the majority of The mission statement also pledges readers, we will kindly inform him the Greek system to be a "significant u%Nt tHlS that his services are no longer need- contributor to the University of gASV CAh'E ed. The same goes for Mr. Sheik and Idaho's goal to be the residential A LITTLE Mr. Wozniak, The space on the campus of choice." TRICKY. ~ Opinion page of the Argonaut is lim- The retreat group also committed r /y~~~~%: ited; if readers would rather read to four primary values: High stan- Argonaut staff columns, political car- dards of academic achievement, toons and letters, please let us know, quality faculty relations, member Likewise, if you find the "corners"

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Whether you think "President's Commitment to state-of-the-art liv- Corner" and its new brethren are ing environments, including educa- meaningless fluff or important tion or), health and safety issues; updates, we encouarage your Courtesy oi Ihe USBIC i-:ducstional Foundation (800)767-2267. response, and the improvement chapter management yA'„ Opinion page will and preparation for the future. be modified or kept thc same depend- Finally, the group identified sever- ing on those responses, The box on al action areas including scholarship ~9Fcx8g~rgs the lower portion of this page lists the and faculty/university relations, options for contacting us. We await alumni and interfraternal relations, your response. public image, improved living envi- ronments, membership issues, as 'AlOne'ot the Same aS well as substance abuse and risk '1Onely'ng By Bob Phillips, Jr. there something wrong with this per- the ticking of a biological clock and talents? This media pressure to I management. scene. am lucky, I know who I University Idaho Argonaut son, some anti-social of personality trait enough to force a couple to marry too be part of a couple is sickening, but am, therefore I can Traditionally, the Greek communi- bc happy in isola- which needs to be corrected? I think soon, is the urge to conform so strong so inherent that no onc even ques- tion. is an ty important segment of our It began with arranged I marriages, not, and will attempt to explain as to force a shy girl to date every tions it. No one but myself, and prob- Please, do I'ricnds student population and critical to your a favor became blind dates and evolved into why. man who asks? I don't think that one a ably few other isolated individuals. when you try and match them up with achieving our goal in becoming a personal ads. Institutions such as the In psychology, there is no true def- factor is enough, but the unvoiced Maybe my rage has been incited by someone from your history choice in class. campus of the West. We Idaho Falls Date Connection, as well inition for "abnormal" behavior. social pressures are enough to push thc proximity of St. Valentine's Day Consider that some people are happi- want to support them in any way we as our own Chapel of Love, are "abnormal" only Criteria for being or someone over thc edge. Newspapers or possibly a recent examination of er being alone than can to they are on a date. help make thc plans and goals hindering the problem. What is the "deviant" or just "maladaptivc" are arc full details ol'married of life, but my own life. I have been quite single Peer pressure is an immense weight, they'e established for themselves a problem? It's the social pressure sketchy at best, but there is always fcw single attention. people get Were for two years, and I have been more and many are crushed beneath it reality. placed on those of us who enjoy our the requirement of being unhappy, as Bill Clinton unmarried, then our happy in that time span than when I every year; this forced notion that all On another topic, I want to con- time alone, thc confirmed bachelors well as a stipulation ol'thc condition country would be looking at how he was dating one particular female. must be paired up in happily-married gratulate Dona Walker, our director and spinsterly bachelorettes; accord- impeding normal daily tasks. So acts as our military leader, not how There is subtle, unconscious pressure couples is wrong. I'm not ready to of Multicultural Affairs, the minority ing to media and artistic portrayals of then, is chronic loneliness a problem he acts as a husband. hitting me from many angles to go get onto Noah's Ark just yct, so my student community and all who gave life, there is something wrong with that needs to be fixed'? isn'. No, it I suppose this article was fueled by meet people, to get back into the dat- match will have to bide her time. of their time for their work on plan- being alone. Granted, the solitary individual is an the Jan. 18 "our Generation" section ning the Celebration of the Dream The traditional college student is in oddity within our culture, but no one of the Spokesman-Review. This observation of Idaho Human Rights the age bracket wherein one should is being hurt by this lonely person, newspaper is running a blind date Is PC the death of free speech? be Day. They put together a great pro- seeking a life-partner or spouse. and more importantly, there is no contest, which I would love to enter This By Scott J. Mahunn ance of it from the muddled minds gram that was interesting and mean- object of your affection should excessive unhappiness. just to mess up. Open to teens age 14 of University ofIdaho Argonaut ignorant people lost in the ingfully. be thinking in a similar fashion, so People tend to point and laugh at through 18, contestants are asked to guise of political correctness is the stan- Along those same lines, civil rights marriage and the beginning of a fam- someone who hasn't had a date in write a one-page letter describing only The ASUI ought not be so niggard- dard. leader Myrlie Evers-Williams, the ily unit would quickly ensue. two years, but no one asks if that per- why they would be thc perfect candi- ly with student funds. Think about it. You can now ofii- former chair of the board of directors What if a person does not want to son has wanted to date in those years. date for a blind date, and to include I have a Piend who is a reai nig- cially be fired from your say- of the NAACP and widow of slain be married as soon as college is fin- There is a cultural stigma against the characteristics of the ideal match. job by ished7 gard with his money. ing or writing a word that "sounds" civil rights leader Medgar Evers, What if someone enjoys people who like to bc alone, and I This whole idea is ludicrous, Why Now, if the above sentences do not racist. It docsn't have to be racist, will deliver a public address Feb. 17 spending time with a group of close would like to try and rock that stig- force this idea of being a couple onto it get me fired, then it is clear the just has to sound racist. All that mat- at WSU. The free address at 7 p.m. friends as opposed to scrambling to ma. people who are still learning about Argonaut staff is way ahead of the ters anymore is in WSU's Beasley Performing Arts find a date every Friday night? Is Why should people be together7 Is their own self, still discovering skills perception, and an rest of the country. extreme political correctness philoso- Coliseum is sponsored by Avista Accept Vandal Cards at The Perch venience store that serves hot meals So, what's all the hubbub about? phy is intolerant and an Utilities-WWP Division, WSU and enemy of and has seating. Last week in Washington, D.C., a freedom. the University of Idaho. She'l sign Argonaut As a student of the University of However, Thc Perch is not allowed man was fired for his use of the word Adherents of political correctness copies of her autobiography, Watch Idaho, I try to enjoy the conveniences to accept Vandal Cards for payment. "niggardly." He was fired because the tend to bc the the university has set for us stu- most intolerant people Me Fly: What I learned on the Way up The Vandal Cards should word Mailbag be usable at sounds too much like the racial on the earth. Language is under to Becoming the Woman dents on a budget. One particular Iwas Meant The Perch or any other local business slur. Apparently no one stopped to attack. I am not white. I have to be to Be published Little Brown. I convenience I would like to address by that would bc interested in accepting look for a dictionary to find out Dear is what called a Caucasian or a Euro- hope you have an opportunity to the use of our Vandal Cards to them. the word actually means. Amcrican. Jesse Jackson is not attend. Editor... make purchases across campus. This black. Go to The Perch, try some of the According to Webster's Dictionary, He is an allows us to for things like health African-American. Well, pay good eats, and while you'e the word there, "niggardly" is used to what if you'e white and from Bob Hoover care or lunch with our Vandal Card, sign the petition to have the universi- describe a mean, covetous and stingy Africa? My main concern here is lunch (i.e., Does this make you an ty allow The Perch to accept the person. Somebody like Ebenezer African-American? not all eateries on campus accept the Vandal Card. Scrooge would qualify as niggardly. 'KEEP IN TQUcH Vandal Card). Criticizing political correctness can Granted, it is a word that few k people get one in trouble, so please do I Recently, I have been dining at an Ray Wallace not ". know the meaning of, but this does in misunderstand We welcome letters up to 250 Send letters to: N.M.L. (Non-Marriot Location) on me. Racial slurs are Frye review reveals no way justify a man losing his job wrong and words on topics of general inter- Letters to the Editor campus. The Perch is located on plot should be avoided. There because of its "racism." It isn't a are some est. All letters are subject to edit- University of Idaho University Ave. between the Delta parts of our language that Iteather Frye's racist word. Even the most deluded are never -'ng. Please sign with your full Argonaut Chi and Delta Sigma fraternity hous- review of OK to use, and most of A Simple Plan, I advocate of political correctness them --,"name (first name, initial, last cio Aaron Schab es and across from the Campus might suggest next appear on Yo! MTVRaps! would have to think of firing some- :, 'ame) and -'egardingtime that she not devote two thirds of As in the case with our unem- include a daytime tele- 301 Student Uition Christian Center. The Perch is a great poor her review to revealing the entire one over the use of the word niggard- ployed friend who '-phone number where you can be Moscow, ID 83844 place for students to eat on campus plot knew too many '" in detail. It does little good to ly would be extreme. words, reached for verification. Letters Or fax: (208) 885-2222 because of several factors. I. It's on imply hopefully we can see how that this is a must-see suspense As usual, this is a case of political foolish we all :to the editor are selected on the Or email: argonautuida- campus. 2. It's cheaper. 3. There is film have become. This when she has taken all the correctness going way overboard. recent case ,':basis of public interest and read- ho.edu more variety than the Satellite SUB. suspense of political correctness ': away from those who This man's only crime was a large ability. Or 4. Better food. 5, More business read her col- gone hombly wrong is nothing more telepbone: (208)885-7825 umn. vocabulary. We have hours per day. 6. Friendly atmos- obviously got- than a wake-up call. So wake up. ten to the point where real phere. 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Tonya Snyder: Sports Desk 885-7705 Friday, February 5, 1999 ecrui s 0 ster uture 0 an a oot a By Todd Mordhorst good students, and I think there is to pass up," he said, player of the year is headed for Another highly touted Spokane University ofIdaho Argonaut some real talent in this class," The high school recruits also Idaho. Brian Lindgren threw for an product is Matt Dillon, a 6-foot-3, Tormey said. have great size and mobility. unheard of 63 touchdowns and 242 lb. defensive lineman, From Ever since Noveinbcr, Chris Of the JC transfers, who Tormey Terrell Bailey, a 6-foot-g, 287 lb. 4,225 yards his senior year and Ferris I!igh School, Dillon was a Tormey has not been able to wipe expects to make an immediate offensive lineman from Denver, holds the national high school standout the the smile off his 1'ace. Idaho's at Ul football camp impact, Andrew Holt from San Colo., was all set to sign with the record for career TD passes, last year, and is a great all around football coach was grinning ear to Jose City College, and Matt University of Washington, but Tormey said John Welsh is the athlete. ear Wednesday as he announced Lcituala from Ricks College will when they had a coaching change, Vandals'tarting quarterback, Paul Nieman from Sandpoint his recruits on the final day for compete for spots on thc oflensive Bailey decided to become a Lindgrcn will have a chance to was signed for his athleticism, as signing letters of intent. linc. Bryan Brooks from West LA Vandal. Another outstanding compete and the best man will get he may bc used at quarterback or in Coming off perhaps the finest Junior College will help out on the olTensive lineman is Kyle Stewart, the job. the defensive backfield. I!e is the season in Idaho history, thc defensive line. All three of these 1'rom Kent, Wash. He is 6-foot-2, "Ile's got confidence and a lot younger brother of Alii Nieman, Vandals improved their size and linemen are already cnrollcd at 295 and could compete for playing of ability. If he comes in and red- who leads the U I women' athletic ability with live junior Idaho and will begin spring drills time immediately. shirts then he'I! be in a position to basketball squad. college transl'ers and 16 high in April. Tormey was compete and thc best players arc Despite Tormey being school seniors. Idaho has now especially fully Tormey was excited at signing successful recruiting in the state of going to play," Tormey said. approached for head-coaching jobs The',, eal expanded to the standard 85 two outstanding athletes from West Washington this year. With the Aller the loss of Joel Thomas, at Washington and Oregon State scholarship players in Division I Valley College, Rossi Martin and I luskies changing coaches aller the thc Vandals signed Tyrec Clove University in January, Idaho's Barry Graham 5'ho football. Justin Wilson, who both play season and the Uni versity Idaho "On Cougars coming ofl out of Central Valley High School recruiting did not sulI'er. Tormey of Argonaut paper this is probably the receiver and defensive back. a losing season, Idaho's success in Spokane. Tormey compared said his interviews were both best group wc'vc brought in since "Even though we weren't really attracted many of the top players in Clowc with Thomas physically and within a fcw days and decisions I'e been here thc last five years. actively looking for JC receivers, thc state. said he may have a chance to play were made quickly, so potential They'e all solid really people, they just were too good of athletes USA Today's Washington immediately, recruits weren't leA in limbo. really watched the "Big Game" ? Okay, I broke even on my Super Bowl bets this week. I can safely say ennis rio oo S otearo ai amia that when you gamble using some thought, you will win a large percentage of the time. Denver was the better team on paper and the better team almost always wins the NFL championship. Even though Atlanta's run to the Super Bowl was novel, you just had a feeling that the Broncos were going to bring their "A" game to Miami. It's too bad that the Falcons received a "C" for their effort! Let's be honest here though. How many of you actually stayed tune to the entire broadcast? This Super Bowl had to be one of the worst snoozers of the last 20 years. Accept for the diehard Bronco and Atlanta fans, it's hard for me to believe that many people enjoyed this affair. And with good reason. Not only did this "Big Game" lack suspense and action, but the supposed compelling story-line featuring Falcons coach Dan Reeves and Denver's Mike Shanahan fizzled out a week before the actual kickoff. Fox Sports had little to go on here and it was evident. Usually, some type of hype is generated during the two weeks before the Super Bowl. This season, the "Big" story involved the apparent dislike that Reeves and Shanahan had for one another. Well, that story never amounted to anything. No one cared. So then; the media tried to buildup " the contest as John Elway's final game. So throughout the broadcast, we get close-ups of Elway throwing passes, scoring a touchdown on a quarterback sneak and gleefully laughing and then Pho(o by Nic Tucker hoisting the Vince Lombardi trophy through a mass of reporters. Still Zcljka Vidic, onc of Coach Greg South's promising freshman, lines up her backhand during practice on Wednesday. though, we do not yet know if, in fact, it will be his last season. But, you have to admit, showing By Sean Campbell South's foreshadowing may prove true Vidic will vie for the 2 and 3 spots while looks sweet. close-ups of Elway crossing the goal- University ofIdaho Argonaut on both counts. I-le considers both Pacific Glorianna Serrano, Cameron Erickson, Fellow freshman Zeljka Vidic may be line and enjoying the moment does and Santa Barbara to be strong teams, and Barbara Percz-Martinez will fill out the smoldering candles on the make for great television. Especially in In thc sports world few can name thc each vying for the Big West title. the rest of the lineup. South pointed out multicultural cake that South is baking. In Fox's "wish". light of blunders throughout the four tournaments that make up the Grand However, the Vandals will bring to none of thc spots are set in stone; instead Croatian her name means telecast. talented team lead will rotated. All in all, a "My parents wanted a daughter, I Slam (that's tennis lingo), let alone who California a young but they they pose Speaking of Fox, why would one "She's formidable for all challengcrs. granted their wish," she said with a blush. has won these internationally prestigious by senior Katrina Burke. as good lineup show seven hours of pre-game I'act, a in the conference, Shc could bc Another challenge is a lesson in Zeljka began her apprenticeship in the cvcnts. In many sce tennis as as anyone material? Well, the obvious reason mindless, where two thc best player," South rightfully said, Deshmukh's graceful baseline art of serve and volley at what she erratic game people geography. would be ratings. However, even with swat at a little green ball, as if it was a Burke was the No. 2 player in thc play was honed in her home country of considers a late age of ten. If so, this the Super Bowl becoming a holiday- pesky fly, amidst a chorus of primal conference last year. India. Croatian has developed quickly, dazzling like celebration for many grunts. Amidst a flurry of backhand flurries, I-Icr father began coaching her on the her home country on the creamy clay people, watching seven hours of pre-game Oh contraire; it is a physical test Burke spoke of her final year as a Vandal. fine points of ground strokes at thc age of courts of Eastern Europe. of'ne's equates to having absolutely nothing cndurancc, a challenge of precision "I know I can be just as good as them [my eleven. Over thc years Pooja ascended thc As she makes the transition to the hard better to do. accuracy, and a chess match of'cerebral opponents] on any given day." ranks of India's tournament circuit. In so courts of the US, South beams with The warfare. AAer three years of analyzing her doing, she dethroned the No. I junior excitements when he talks about her only saving grace for the pre- show was the So how will thc Vandal women's tennis opponents weaknesses from across the player as well as conquering the national ability to excel as an all court player, who game player journals that team fare as they embark upon a net, her words may echo in their cars this doubles championship. has a natural feel for the ball. were separated into three segments. whirlwind road trip that has them season. If not her aggressive, net charging Before arriving in Moscow ten days All six women may be divided by Knowing what the players did in the competing against Pacific, San Jose St., play will leave them in a fit of frustration. ago, and stepping foot on snow for the oceans and massive chunks of land, but no two weeks before the Super Bowl is and Santa Barbara on consecutive days? The Australian native Burke is not thc first time, she was ranked No. 6 in India. dissension looms in the shadows of this interesting. I only wish that we could "We'rc to have our hands full, only spice South can draw out of his With this in mind shc humbly spoke of team that Deshmukh calls, "absolutely have heard and seen the PG-13 or R- going "I'm but wc will compete with them, and we cauldron. Depth is the word he uses to he goals for this season. just trying to internationally diverse." Instead they are a rated versions of the journals because will compete well," said head coach Greg describe his melting pot of talent. establish myself and work on my close group who look forward to learning we all know that sitting down in hotel Soutll. Freshmen Pooja Dcshmukh and Zcljka weaknesses." Only a freshman, her future about each other's cultures and languages. rooms and playing pool wasn'1 all the players did. Just ask Atlanta's Eugene Robinson. Then we get to the actual announcing of the game. It was Chiwira cold in Moscow, hot on track reported by a rival sports network and play-by-play announcer Pat Summerall "As By Cody Cahill splints, he was able to persevere. indoors," said Chiwira. far as had a little too much to drink before the I'm University ofIdaho Argonaut Chiwira ran not only a personal concerned I don't get enough game. Whether that's true or not, best during the second heat of thc competition from other schools." Summerall's performance suffered in Upon arriving in Atlanta for the competition; his time of 45.89 was Chiwira, who suffers from the beginning of the contest. And it 1996 Olympic Games, University of good enough for a University of asthma, competed in rugby and didn't help that John Madden was Idaho track star Tawanda Chiwira Idaho record, and more importantly a soccer as well as track in both uanble to rescue him. Madden failed to didn't think the Games would prove Zimbabwe national record. primary and high school. Af!er high deliver in the beginning although he to be much difTcrent than other The effervescent and friendly school hc gave up all these activities, had one good line during a close-up events he had run in. Chiwira came to Idaho afler head but when his asthma attacks began to shot of the star of the Ally McBeal. Chiwira, a Zimbabwe native, had track coach Mike Keller came to become more severe, Chiwira The worst though is the half-time that he needed competed in the 1995 World Zimbabwe to recruit runners. Four realized to continue show that has now become its own in some form Championships in Sweden, so hc was other Zimbabweans had become competing of athletics little spectacle. I would rather watch to remain in shape, A track coach used to running alongside thc world' Vandals and Chiwira, who initially the Fox round table of ego maniacs that south convinced him to stick with running. best runners. wanted to attend school down includes Terry Bradshaw, Chris much warmer, "One coach told me that there was He soon realized, though, that the where the weather is Collinsworth and Howie Long. It was Idaho would be the this one in Kenya who is a world Olympics were no ordinary decided that guy actually extremely amusing to have as well. champion and he has asthma," said competition. place for him watched the pre-game show where While Chiwira has enjoyed his Chiwira. Soon aflcr arriving, the hoopla Bradshaw spent five minutes trying to in Moscow, hc does have a "So I decided to start running, and that surrounds the Summer Games tenure prove that he could spell cat and problems with the Idaho, namely funny enough, I didn't just get began to sink in and Chiwira found fcw Collinsworth cried and blamed former climate. healthy, I started running faster than I himself walking beside some of the the Cincinnati running back Stanley "I believe that being a sprinter, had in high school. So I decided I'd most prominent figures in sports Wilson for two Super Bowl defeats. you must be able to live in warm stick with it for health purposes and during the Opening Ceremonies The highlight of that crew was conditions. It is hard to get the because I'e got quite a future," said only "[At first] I really felt like it was host James Brown who canied the meet," said Chiwira, "It maximum out of your body in cold Chiwira who plans on earning his just another entire group despite being drowned out didn't me that I was at conditions and that is where the degree and then running pro for a few really occur to of the majority of the show by loud and the Dome comes in, but sometimes the years. the Olympics until Opening irreverent noise Ceremonies when I saw the Dream Dome is being used and you have to In Chiwira's spare time, he enjoys A!i '~ all, this past Super Bowl was Team and Muhammad Ali carrying work out outside where you cannot playing chess and listening to music. a major disappointment. Furthermore, his torch." warm up properly. That is one of the He is a volunteer DJ at KUOI and his the commercials didn't even live up the Although Chiwira was running downsides of Idaho." headphones are a permanent fixture expectations of past years. his specialty, the 400-meter dash, in Chiwira is also somewhat less whenever he is around campus. solace in the event was that front of millions of people than pleased with the level of Chiwira, who also runs the 200- My only I won 10 on Sunday. However, worldwide, his nerves didn't seem to competition that is drawn at indoor meter dash and holds the indoor $ my area. is of winning quickly diminished this bother him any more than a normal meets in the school record for that event, Photo by Nic Tucker joy had spent two "I wish that a lot more schools looking forward to running the 400 past Monday when I had to part with race. And although he Tawanda Chiwira pushes himself during practice as he tries to weeks previous to the Games ofl'of would come to the meets here, so we in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney the money. on last weekend's his feet aflcr suffering from shin could have a lot more competition Austra! ia. improve spectacular performance. And that was truly a shame! ARGONAUT

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I-'riday, I'ebruary 5, 1999 Ty Carpenter: I!ntertainrnent Desk 885-8924 vere ear to cram music own t e t roat o U mal1 Will most likely has made its way to thc 13illboard Top 40 charts. induce Their tunes are filled with wild overdubs ol answ«ring machines, By Kristl Ponozzo cheese gratcrs, bells, whistles, toys University ofIdaho Argvnaul and any oth«r unorthodox gadget that inakcs a sound, The Levi's Sno-Core Tour 1999 Dc Gli Antoni adds to thc orga- is in full elTect this month, making nized chaos with his exp«rimental one of its first stops at the Beasley sampler keyboard. The sampler is Coliseum in Pullman. The concert very mod«rn and acts as a kind of will headline alternative group tape recorder. I Everclear, retro/new "I want«d something that had a age/jazz/experimental group Soul quirk to it, I experimented with it ,Y.'"'i Coughing, rapper Red Man and DJ and it just turned my music upside -'I. .i Spooky. down," said De Gli Antoni. Dc Gli Everclcar declined an interview, Antoni, ivho has a Master's in but the down-to-earth band Soul music composition, has never been Coughing happily accepted. in a band before. Gaby's credits Soul Coughing, promoting their include 13osh, an expcrimcntal per- new , is anxious to cussion threesome and Zahar, a strut their stuff for the first time in Moroccan folk music and rock Contributed Photos this area. M Doughty leads the band. Stcinburg's career has includ- Soul Coughing and Everclear will be to thc Beasley band on vocals, Mark De Gli ed stints in everything from a reg- (left) (right) coming Coliseum along with musical cohorts Red Man and DJ Spooky. Antoni on sampler keyboard, gae band to belly dancing combos "Some months could kill Sebastian Steinburg upright bass as well as collaborations with New scene would rocket them to suc- something they can call their own. their commanding live show on the you just other" Gli Antoni and on drums and York's leading dissonant guitar cess. "Coughing is used to touring as road. each said Di "We percussion, hero, Mare Ribot. The band is a great combination, their own headliner by ourselves have been to some really Thc venues they played were not El Oso, meaning the bear, is Doughty owcs his lyrical prowess according to Antoni, and they work and we have actually never really beautiful places: Sicily, Lisbon, always prime either. When touring Coughing's third album preceded to drawing from beat poets and A well together. Doughty usually listened to any of Everclear's Amsterdam, Minneapolis, where with Lollapalooza in 1994 they had second by and Irresistible Tribe Called Quest. Doughty, hav- writes thc lyrics and the rest of the music," said De Gli Antoni, who is the crowds werc just great," said the experience of'playing "and Bliss. Their sound is hypnotic and ing given up on the music industry, band comes up with music. looking forward to touring with De Gli Antoni, we have stage and being mostly drowned funky; they truly are unique in their lonned the band in the hopes they Typically, a song for Soul their unknown-to-them headliners. toured with really great bands like out by the headliner show. style. They are a great dance band could book a few bar shows and Coughing starts by one band mern- The band has built their 20- to 30- Dave Mathcvvs and Soundgardcn." The Levi's Sno-Core Tour will with dominating beats and have fun, That was 1992, and little ber bringing in an idea and the something fan base the old fash- But it has not all been sunshine and hit Bcasley Friday, Feb. 12. Tickets jungle 'odest their radio-friendly single "Circles" did he know that the New York band molding it and shaping it into ioned way by relentlessly taking acid trips; the band has had its arc availablc at through G&B shares of ups and downs. Select-A-Seat outlets for $26, Mouse, et al., enter the maw of the Cougar

By Ben Morrow Todd Sullivan on drums) said in an interview thc played in Chinatown (although he would like to) University ofIdaho Argonaut most popular style of music in San Fran. right and he docs not really notice too many hippies now would bc funk metal and hip-hop. This is around San Francisco. When asked, he counted The night: Friday, Feb. 5th, 1999.The time: 8 the main cause for the "old school" label; Track about thrcc. p.m. sharp. The place: the CUB Ballroom at Star gets credit for being one of the oldest bands "Well three hippies," Troy recalled, "but one Washington State University. (Like the SUB, around. of them was talking about some of his friends only it starts with a "C.")The price: Only $5. Track Star usually does not even play too often (who maybe you could assume werc also hip- Yes, it is true, partially famous/underground in their hometown now, however, as so many pies) so that might be upwards to five or six hip- indy band Modest Mouse is coming to the clubs have shut down, and instead have been on pies total I'or San Francisco." Palouse, bringing three other bands, Track Star, five U.S. tours and especially like to play in thc Track Star will be playing a whole new set of Pedro the Lion.and the Bahai Faith. This Northwest. songs this time around the Northwest, catering to becomes quite the deal sine'e even if every 17'and The band's influences, although always chang- scil'-described audience of "the kids, a lot 'heir sucked (they most likely won'), a potential con- ing, include Elvis Costello and Otis Redding. of parents, (and) the overachicvers." cert-goer could still get about a band a buck. Their new album, out on Subpop Records and Seattle band Pedro the Lion, features guitarist The quality of headlining band Modest Mouse, titled Communication Breaks, can attest to some David Bazan, bassist Josh Golden and drum however, needs no questioning. Having already of these influences. dude Ben Brubaker. Their songs are mostly established a rather firm f'ollowing, Modest But that is only half thc hayridc. Other about fictitious stories and musings inspired by Mouse's music ranges from sad empty ballads to released by Track Star include three seven-inch questions and personal theories contributed by jumpy disco-beat rock-oriented songs, with records, Removable Parts/Tlut I~ieiv, Cashed Bazan. trademark whining. Distorted guitar lines arc Out/August (split with Kid Dynamo), and No Big Pedro thc Lion's first album is now out, titled also present, of course. Deal/Push It. Other works to their credit include lt s /lard to Find a Friend. They play anywhere Modest Mouse has been together for over three one 10-inch, a casscttc split with Raisler and a from a bar to a church and d«scribe thcmsclvcs years now, made up of three modest members. variety of appearances on compilation albums. as "pretty straightforward pop music." I'or the Isaack Brock plays guitar and sings, Eric Judy is Yes, these boys know what's up. lion's sharc ol info, check them out on thc wcb on the low end and Jeremy Green plays thc Troy said at live shows hc likes to make the at Oi ar skins. Fans of the band will definitely not want audience feel comfy by talking to the crowd and, . to to miss this (especially for thc mere handful of although he noticed the band around less Also scheduled to jumps play at this event is thc (!i 500 pennies it costs) and those who haven' nowadays, the effort to n ot take themselves too Bahai I.aith, straight out of I'ullman. Lxpect "been to thc mouse house," as their live shows seriously and make every onc feel at home is still somewhat Modest Mouse-like music, only hcav- A are usually considered as good as the albums. there. icr and with morc of a garage band tint. Also on the bill for entertainment is Track Star, Troy also had some inte resting comments Tickets are on sale for this plethora ol'bands a band straight out of hippie-ville, AKA San about his home, stating," A lot of awcsomc and door ticket sales will start in the CUB's Bt Francisco. The band has been going at it for over bands have come from San Francisco, but a lot at lobby 7 p.m. This should be a show not to Bf four years now and describe themselves, at least of'thc aren't I'or Contributed Photo good bands right n ow getting a lot miss, especially fans of indy rock. So brave in the Bay Area, as "old school." of attention. What am I s San Francisco is the fl The ever-so-humble rodent returns to the Palouse tonight for a musical aying? pass to Pullman and check out Modest Matthew Troy, guitarist (other members number one!" lei extravaganza, including Track Star, Pedro the Lion and the Bahai Faith. Mouse, Pedro the Lion, the Bahai I'aith and include Wyatt Cusick on guitar and vocals and Troy also added that Track Star has never Track Star, Fe Mi WERC-ing to preserve wolves in the Northern Idaho wilderness areas 2 Bob $ By Phillips, Jr. WERC volunteers and employees it. The ballad the wolves howled ebbing in and out in imperfect har- which seemed closer to where the group again changed locations, University Idaho I'or oa of Argonaut to peruse the territory and feed the us was something not meant to mony, this was by far reason majority of the sound had come traveling to thc crest of thc hill OE wolves, and also acted as an extra be described in a newspaper arti- enough to drive to Winchester and I'rom. Nearly falling a few times which acted as the right-side Over Christmas break, I was should be safety measure if the wolves decid- cle; their song reserved back for a 30-minute tour. while changing locales, I had time boundary of the clearing we'd been PE invited to to Winchester, go Idaho, ed to try and head for the hills of for a lonely love story, or possibly When the wolves finished their to reflect on the spiritual implica- watching. While traveling, we (T( and visit a wolf sanctuary. Always the well-written Ian surrounding area. some very country tune, a mist of silence rolled tions of the WERC and all that it again saw the black wolf, but the an admirer of natural beauty, and a We slid about universal between cal crossed a frozen bog and song, or a poem the hills. Our guide took was doing. As our guide had told larger gray wolf was laying about little anxious to get out the of across some ice plates en route to isolation. That eerie well of sound, us to another observation area, one us, there is a great deal we can ten feet beyond the inner-most Mi apartment, I greedily accepted the an observation deck that was situ- learn about nature just by listening fence, This wolf named Wahotts Re! invite. ated on the side a hill, peeking to the various thc wolves of songs (meaning "howls a lot") was huge, Four of us crammed into a car over the fences to give a decent sing from night to night, or morn- an awe-inspiring, intelligent force with a CD and skipping player, view of the wolf territory. Eyes ing to morning. I-le told us that the of thc wild. I'vc killed dccr and Su about an hour and fiheen minutes peeled, we stood on the damp lum- wolves regularly sing at dawn and been way too close to buffalo, but Hi( out of Moscow, and following a ber for a few minutes, but noticed at dusk, and it seemed our timing this wolf, separated from mc by Ma third review of our directions, we no movement from animals. the Lewlalon had been perfect. I'ences, was by far the most glori- al I found the Wolf Education and Having never seen a real wolf Craigmont From our second lookout, wc ous aspect of nature I'vc ever wit- ]I Reintroduction Center (WERC) in before, I didn't know what to had a closer view of thc territory, Vtlnchester nessed. He came to the fence and No Winchester. Al I right, so expect, until a black creature but it turned out that the sounds we sniffed the air, as if saying "thanks I.i Winchester isn't a thriving metrop- appeared in thc middle of the clear- had heard were just echoing from for visiting." olis, but the dangerous mountains ing we'd been watching. I never deeper within the wolf habitat. If you'rc Jtl interested in visiting ob', and rugged forests made the setting saw where it came out of the trees, Sounds were bouncing off pine flic WERC in Winchester, visit appropriate. and it never made a sound walking trees and rocks, as well as being their Bab Grew yevlNe homepage at www.wolfcen- We met our friendly and knowl- through the dead pine needles, but funneled between the hills of the ter.org, or call ;, Jaz Wendy Savino at '-257 edgeable guide, Levi, and were here he was, loping through a gold- enclosure. We I'ew stopped for a (208) 924-6960. Wolf activity told a brief history about the en meadow in the fading sunlight. minutes to sce if the any of other peaks during their mating season, CAI wolves and the WERC. I was too A yip, followed by a bark, and animals would waltz into the clear- I which usually runs from the end of . tip busy fussing with a pair of bor- then my skin tensed up as a chorus ing, which we watched from dif- tal a January through the beginning or rowed binoculars to 7,1 pay as mucli of wolves began to serenade us ' ferent angle. Sure enough, a pair of lniddle of February. Boise What the I attention as I should have, but I from the fringes of their enclosure. gray-white wolves, one which was WERC is doing is fantastic, some- gathered that the 11-wolf pack I can honestly say that the two and clearly and irrevocably larger than thing that really deserves support. lived on a territory that was about a half hours of total driving time, myself, skirted the tree line, pacing This time of year is the best time to 20 square acres, and which was the soaking wet socks, and trying back and forth as if in anticipation visit, so take a day off this week- enclosed by two chain-link fences. to peer into leafy vegetation too of some mystic event. end and head out to Winchester. he, The double fencing allowed thick for my eyes was well worth Upon this sighting, our small Page A7 Friday, February 5, 1999 The University of'daho Argonaut Dilbert by Scott Adams TODAY' NO ONE. LIKE.S BEING BUT REMEMBER: I OuN STOCK. 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