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PUBLIC SAFETY Time to play Rape .again strikes WSU From staff reports "We want this to stop, She was on her way home. and to do that we need A 20-year-old woman was all the help we can get to, walking from the Pita Pit to her home by Maple and Ash streets put this person behind by cutting through a parking bars." lot early Sunday morning. As she walked through the Glenn Johnson dark parking lot, pita and Public information officer water bottle in hand, a strange man approached her. After asking her for a drink, several of his friends to help the man hit her with either his him search for the victim. fist or the water bottle she was Officers said the men inter- carrying and dragged her by rupted a second assault on the her hair across the parking lot woman and one of the men and into a darkened area of chased the suspect, who man- bushes. The bushes were hid- aged to escape. den by the lights of a nearby The suspect is described as apartment complex. a black male, 25 to 30 years old The woman's attacker with a light mustache and a allegedly threatened to kill her if medium build and height. He she screamed, and stuck his fin- was wearing a white shirt at gers down her throat to prevent the time of the attack. her from screaming as he per- "If someone saw anyone who formed sexual acts on her. even 'comes close to that '

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HEALTH Run to help fight rare illness From staff reports Batten Disease Awareness Run First a 6-month-old child The deadline to register for the run was Sept. 12, but late reg- begins to lose his eyesight. istration will be accepted at an additional cost. Foran individual Next the child begins to expe- to run and purchase a shirt the cost is $15, without the shirt rience seizures. The child $12. Groups of five or more with T-shirts are $14 per person. begins to lose every skill it has gained during the next few months in the reverse order sets in between two to four The Daily Grind staff gets from which it acquired them. years of age. Variant, juvenile, involved with the set up, clean The doctors say they don't _and adult all occur between up, and the run, Jasper said. know what is wrong. two years of age and 40. In addition to the run this Eventually the child dies and The disease is a recessive year, Jasper arid her staff at the parent is left with the inherited neurological disease. the Daily Grind are adding a knowledge that the child has This means both parents must spaghetti feed to the days fes- Jonathan Henning/Daily Evergreen died from a rare disease, carry the gene for the disease tivities. All community mem- Batten Disease .: Kerry Walsh (left), a sophomore majoring in psychology helps in order for the child to become bers are welcome at the feed Local coffee house owner infected. Only three out of Alvaro Ambriz, an undecided freshman with a paper in the regardless of whether they and founder of Batten Disease 100,000 children are affected, participate in the run. Avery writing lab on Monday. The lab is free to all students. Awareness Run Charlene according to Batten Disease Jasper believes that it is Support and Research All the money raised by the important to educate the Association. There is no cure run and the spaghetti feed go Pullman area on this disease. and the disease is 100 percent to a national stipend fund, g_PSA "I believe it will affect WSU fatal. . . which is used to send families students who are going to be Jasper said she wants to to an- annual convention for having kids in the future," raise awareness in the com- families whom have a child Jasper said. munity and felt that a run suffering from Batten Disease. Staff elects new Last year, $4,300 was raised. Daily Grind was looking for would be a great way to do it a way to give back to the com- This year's run will take place "We felt this way our money munity four years ago, Jasper at 9:30 a.m. Sept. 29. was going directly to the fami- vice president said. She said she wanted to Participants can choose lies that are being effected," find a good cause to help, and between a 4.8 mile-long course Jasper said. The only money the Daily Grind takes out of empty executive seats in Batten Disease looked' like a and a 9-mile long course. By Veronica Rlsken the proceeds are the T-shirts GPSA. In addition to the vice good place for her to start. Wheatland Express has.donat- costs. All other expenses are There is a new face on the president, District representa- There are five types .of ed buses to take runners back either absorbed by the Daily GPSA executive staff. tives also were elected. District Batten Disease a person can to the Professional Mall at the Grind or are donated by local Members elected Dani one went to Nicholas Som, dis- get. Infantile sets between six end of the short rout where the businesses. Munson to represent them as trict three to Darshan Sawant months and two years; classic Daily Grind will serve lunch. vice president. S~e repla~es and district six to Ashlyn former vice president Tina Smith. Seats for districts two Minor, who left WSU for an and five remain open. internship jn Alaska. Munson is a third-year vet- The yearly budget also was t erinary student. Shecomplet- presented and voted for at the ed her undergraduate work at meeting. It passed unanimous- WSU and served for two years ly. as a GPSA senator. One of her Director of Libraries goals for the academic year is Virginia Steel attended the to improve GPSA's communi- meeting. She held an open cation with ASWSU. forum about research materi- "1 couldn't lose this elec- als and renovation plans for tion " GPSA President Victoria Holland Library. H~sel said. "Both candidates were fantastic. I'm excited to Discussion for renovation have a professional student plans include using part of the opinion in the office; that was library as academic space for something we needed." Apparel Merchandising and Eric Holm was the other Interior Design and building a candidate for vice president. storage facility for much of the He also completed his under- library resources that are sel- graduate work at WSu. He dom used. These items still said he had a passion for help- would be available for stu- ing students. After the electi?n dents, but would have to be he said he would run for a dIS- ordered. Some GPSA members trict representative position. expressed concern that these The election at Monday's materials would not be readily meeting filled four of the six available. 4 THE DAILY EVERGREEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2001 "REGION -NEWSBRIEFS------UTILITIES Sunday near Lake Roesiger Newborn girl when his vehicle hit a curb on the right, went offthe road to the Avista rates approved found on porch left and plunged down the steep slope, sheriff's spokeswoman Spokane company Avista customers will see using 1,000 kilowatt-hours per in Spokane Jan Jorgensen said. their residential power bills month, the increase would be about $7.55 per month. SPOKANE- A newborn girl The man shouted for help to raise prices by increase an average of $7.85 a was in good condition at a hos- but by the time his two friends month for homes using 1,000 Washington regulators still 25 percent Oct. 1 .want Avista to file a regular pital Monday after she was saw what was happening it was kilowatt-hours. ' ~ rate increase proposal by Dec. 1 found abandoned on the front too late, Jorgensen said. The Associated Press "Western wholesale power markets have exhibited, over to prove its need for higher porch of a Spokane home. "He was probably inexperi- SPOKANE -Avista Utilities the past 18 months, prices and rates. If the company fails to Police were trying to locate enced. His quad had only 364 won a 25 percent emergency price volatility that are prove the need, customers the infant's parents. miles on it," she said. "We'd like to know why this electricity rate increase from unprecedented in anyone's would get refunds, the commis- baby was abandoned," said Washington state regulators on experience," the commission sion said. police Lt. Scott Stephens. Tacoma arson Monday to deal with huge losses said in its decision. Avista also is suffering the The baby was found in an attem pt foi led in the power market. Avista officials did not return effects of the biggest drought in unspecified container at about Avista, based in Spokane, telephone calls seeking com- years, dropping the production 6:30 a.m., by a couple on their by neighbor recently has been slashing exec- ment. of its hydroelectric dams to the way to work, police said. utive salaries, cell phone use Avista stock closed Monday lowest levels in company histo- Temperatures in Spokane were TACOMA .An arson and other expenses to avoid lay- at $14.45 per share, up 49 cents ry, the commission said. in the 50s at that hour. attempt at the city's only syna- offs. The company had asked on the New York Stock According to Avista, the com- The baby's temperature was gogue resulted in minor damage regulators for a rate increase of Exchange. pany has paid $186 million in about 96 degrees when she after a neighbor reported suspi- nearly 37 percent for 27 Avista also has requested a extra power costs this year arrived at the hospital, police cious activity over the weekend, months, to produce an extra 14.7 percent rate increase for through the end of September. said. police said. $87 million. its customers in Idaho, plus an Avista . provides electrical service to 208,000 households The attempt early Sunday But the Washington Utilities extension of its current 4.7 per- in Spokane, Adams, Asotin, Seattle Mardi was the second apparent hate and Transportation Commission cent surcharge. The total 19.4 percent surcharge, if approved, Ferry, Franklin, Garfield, crime at Temple Beth EI in approved the 25 percent would expire on Dec. 31, 2003. Lincoln, Stevens and Whitman Gras rioter recent weeks, Rabbi Mark increase for just 15 months, For a residential customer counties. pleads guilty Glickman said. beginning Oct. 1. Police Officer Jim Mattheis SEATTLE - A 19-year-old said it was unclear whether they LEGISLATION man photographed wearing were related or whether they brass knuckles during a Mardi could be linked to terrorist Gras fight pleaded guilty Monday attacks in New York and Redistricting panel unveils to assault and rioting charges. Washington, D.C. Investigators King County prosecutors from the FBI and Bureau of planned to recommend that Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Aaron Slaughter of Shoreline be new political boundaries are assisting in the arson probe, sentenced to three years in Mattheis said. prison, spokesman Dan The Associated Press Republicans have until mid- handed rather than attempts to The flames were doused skew the elections. Donohoe said. December to agree on new dis- immediately, and damage was OLYMPIA - Washington's Using data from the 2000 Slaughter pleaded guilty in tricts. The plan has to be less than $1,000, McConnell citizen Redistricting Census, Washington must be King County Superior Court to approved by at least three of Commission . on Monday carved into nine congressional second-degree assault with a said. the four commissioners. unveiled competing proposals districts of about 650,000 pe().. deadly weapon, two counts of At a special meeting in Seattle cancer for changing congressional and Olympia, each commissioner ple each. The 49 legislative dis- fourth-degree assault and one legislative district boundaries. tricts must be drawn with went public with proposed con- count of felony rioting. It's the first step in coming about 120,000 people apiece. walk raises gressional and legislative maps, He was photographed wear- up with bipartisan maps that The greatest changes are in describing the rationale -behind ing brass knuckles during a fight will guide elections for the next Clark County, the territory last February, when Mardi Gras $1.2 million the plans but downplaying polit- decade. from the Canadian border to celebrations disintegrated into SEATILE - More than After every U.S. Census, the ical goals. Commissioners said the King County line, OlymPia brawls and vandalism. ,. More 17,500 people participated in state has to redraw political they struggled to make the lines and the greater Puget SOund than 70 people were hurt in the the eighth annual Seattle ver- boundaries so each district has make sense, keeping cities, region. Population growth, Par- riot; one was killed. sion of the Susan G. Komen roughly the same population. In' counties and "communities of ticularly in Clark County and Breast Cancer Foundation Race Washington state, that job is interest" in the same districts northwest Washington, means Man dies for the Cure, raising an estimat- handled by a citizen panel where possible, and keeping the some of the more urban areas in Machias ed $1.2 million. appointed by the four legisla- population close to equal. such as Seattle and Tacoma' Organizers had hoped for tive caucus leaders. Republicans and Democrats are losing some of their repre: ATV accident 25,000 participants and set a The two Democrats and two called the plans fairly even- sentation. goal of $1.5 million for the five- GRANITEFALLS,Wash. - A kilometer event Sunday, one of a 'FOREST FIRES man died when his all-terrain number of Komen benefit races vehicle tumbled down a 14-foot nationwide. embankment, landed on him and pinned him against a tree, Registration virtually ceased Confusion delayed water drop after the terrorist attacks of Snohomish County sheriff's Ion bucket could have prOvided Sept. 11, said C.J. Taylor,execu- The Associated Press nearly two-hour delay while deputies said. Forest Service personnel sought firefighters at most 600 to 900 tive director of the Puget Sound The 50-year-Old Machias- WASHINGTON guidance about whether the gallons of water an hour. '!\.v chapter of the Komen o area man and two others, all Confusion about whether the Fish and Wildlife Service needed water pumps that were eXI>eCted Foundation. Boeing Co. employees, were rid- Endangered Species Act to give permission to get water to deliver up to 7,200 gallons of ing ATVs along a rural road THE ASSOCIATED PRESS allowed water to be taken from from the Chewuch River, home water an hour also failed to a river delayed a water drop on to several endangered fish. deliver their full capacity. a wildfire that killed four fire- Later in the day, the fire The primary source of water fighters, sources said. intensified and a mop-up crew was supposed to be thOse But the amount was was trapped. FIrefighters 'Thm pumps, a point that will be described as too small to affect Craven, 30; Devin Weaver, 21; made in the final report, one of the fatal outcome. Jessica Johnson, 19; and Karen the sources said. The Forest Service's report on FitzPatrick, is, all died. The Endangered Species A.ct the deaths last summer in the The Forest Service declined doesn't specifically address fire- north-central Cascade to comment on the investiga- fighter safety. But a 1995 direc_ 2 Fao'" L.or-,g Mountains in Washington state tion until its report is released. tive from the Fish and Wildlife is due out Wednesday. But However, the sources, who Service, which enforces the act, Turkey Subs sources with knowledge of the spoke on condition of anonymity, makes clear life and prope~. investigation said there was a said a helicopter with its 75-gal- come first. -

10:00 a.m. - Close ,sUBWA~ E. 460 Main 301 W. 3rd Pullman Colfax Moscow 332·5906 391·9000 883·3841 THE DAILY EVERG Sound Check: "I would have crawled on my hands and knees across broken glass to get here." TAINMENT -Edward Po!ochick Tuesday, SeptemberRT25, 2001 Page 5· 'THE THEATER BORDERLINE Th,eat of wa, slows movie p,oduction tu ent LOSANGELES- The trend pe ormances of runaway production may stow down as the threat of war Stage One festival features original WSU student productions has some actors and studio executives reluctant to travel. By Rob Keenan The number of movies and television showsbeingproduced TAGEONE, WSU's THIRD ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF STUDENT-PRODUCED ONE-ACT in Canada and other countries have been on the rise but the Kevin Harland/Daily Evergreen PLAYS, OPENS WEDNESDAY. THIS YEAR'S FESTIVAL FEATURES PLAYSTHAT new premium on workingclose eris Davenport, a theater major, to home could increaseproduc- plays Greg in "Hieroglyphics" DISCUSS, SUCH WIDE-RANGING TOPICS AS SUICIDE, DOMESTIC ABUSE, AND tlon in Los Angelesby as much on Sunday night in Jones S as 10 percent,studio executives Theatre. ADULTERY. EACH PLAY IS ENTIRELYWRITTEN, DIRECTED, AND PRODUCED BY STUDENTS. told the los AngelesTimes. "I'm sure I will be asked to The festival is comprised of have more things shot in los four plays, all of which are pre- Angeles," said Nina Jacobson, sented during the course of the president of the Buena Vista evening. Notably, all four plays Motion Picture Group. chiefly are the works of under- "Everyone wants to be home." graduate students with mini- Studio officials are thinking mal faculty involvement. Each twice now about filming in less professor in the theater depart- secure, exotic locations. ment has contributed some- Although Morocco and thing to the festival, although Guatemala are less likelyto get none have taken more than a the business, Canada and minimal role in an advisory 'Australia will probably benefit capacity. along with Los Angeles from Katie Watson, a senior the current state of fear. minoring in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS theater, is hopeful about THE LIST the festivals chances at the American IHa,dball' hits College Theatre box office Festival. The last two years 8 p.m. with force have seen two R.R. Jones Theatre of the plays at Daggy Hall The top 15 movies at North featured at American theaters Friday - Stage One nominated for inclu- through Sunday,followed by dis- sion in the ACTF, which offers a tribution studio, gross, total cash prize to the winners. gross and number of weeks in Watson, who is featured in the release, as compiled Monday evening's third play, "The by Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc. Honeymoon," is eager to partic- and ACNielsenEDllnc.: ipate in the ACTF this year. 1. "Hardball," Paramount, She was optimistic one of the $8 million, $19.2 million, two plays would make it all the way weeks. to the finals in Washington, 2. "The Others," Miramax, D,C., for a performance at the $5 million, $80 million, seven Kennedy Center for the weeks. Performing Arts. t 3. "The Glass House," Sony, Each of the four plays pre- $4.4 million, $11.6 million, two sents a different outlook on life. weeks. The first play of the evening, 4. "The Musketeer: ''The Dog and the Butterfly," is Universal, $3.54 million, $22.6 written by Shelby Bay Starr million, three weeks. and directed by Sean Hall. Set 5. "Rush Hour2," New Line, in a mental hospital, it con- $3.52 million, $215.6 million, cerns Evelyn, a troubled young eight weeks. woman with a painful secret. 6. "Two Can Play that Just raped, she has attempted Game," Sony/Screen Gems, suicide and must overcome her $3.2 million, $18.1 million, past in order to deal with her future. _ three weeks. 7. "Rat Race," Paramount, The festival's second show, $2.939 million, $51.5 million, ''Why Should Thday Be Any Different?" is its only comedy. six weeks. 8. "Rock Star," Warner Written by Mikeal Kenoyer and Bros., $2.933 million, $15.1 Kevin Harland/Daily Evergreen directed by Sean O'Malley, million, three weeks. Bret Shepard, a theater major, and Katie Watson, a communication major, play Tim and "Ioday" offers a glimpse into 9. ..Jeepers Creepers: Cynthia in a rehearsal Sunday night for "The Honeymoon" in Jones Theatre. MGM/UA, $2.7 million, $33.5 See PLAYS, Page 6 million, four weeks. 10. "American Pie 2," Universal, $2.6 million, $139.6 BOOK REVIEW million, seven weeks. 11. "Glitter," Fox, $2.4 mil- lion, $2.4 million, one week. Cobainhiography brutally honest 12. "The Princess Diaries: Disney, $1.9 million, $102.5 BIOGRAPHY Cobain" by Charles R. Cross, B~ John Becerral Jr. Cause they haven't any feelings ... his mother? •.willian, eight weeks. Heavier Than Do you 'he reveals the truth of Cobain's 13. "Megiddo: The Omega underneath the bridge Heaven: know the problems with his mother, but Code 2: 8X Entertainment; The tarp has sprung a Hey, do you remember the A Biography tale was nothing about living under a . $1.5 million, $1.5 million, one leak story behind "Something In bridge, as the story was told by The Way?" of Kurt Cobain made up? week. And the animals Toe Cobain. 14. "Legally Blonde," MGM, trapped How Kurt Cobain used to Charles R. Cross In An excerpt: "He never lived Hyperon Books $1.3 million, $92.1 million, 11 I Have all become my pets tell the tale of his inspiration "Heavier under that bridge," insisted weeks. And I'm. living off of grass behind the song was when he GM!:>..E Than Krist Novoselic, who met Kurt 15. "0," Lions Gate, AndPI£ drippings from the lived underneath the Young Heaven: A in school that year. ''He hung $945,946, $14.4 millioh, four ceiling Street bridge in Aberdeen Biography A See COBAIN, Page 6 weeks. But it's OK to eat fish while he was on the outs with Of Kurt 6 THE DAILY EVERGREEN nJESDAY, SE.PTEMBER 25, 2001 ABcE ['Hieroglyphics1 ... that was the difficult part for me. Most of my CD REVIEW PLAYS ... background comes from com- continued from PAGE5 edy .... When I started writing the strangest of all universes: 'Hieroglyphics,' it was going to the small town. -Jess, the pro- be a .., lighthearted drama," Absolutely tagonist, finds each time he O'Malley said. Sean O'Malley, ventures home to the small involved with two of the plays town he grew up in, nothing at Stage One this year, talked has changed. This play offers briefly about the challenges of writing and directing two dif- lFabolous' an interesting glimpse into the people who inhabit these small ferent plays. towns, proving the more things Even with the threat the the- change, the more they stay the ater department will be excised same. altogether, the budget cuts have Arguably the most emotion- not seemed to hurt Stage One, al play of the evening is "The still going strong in its third Honeymoon," written by Sean year. Part of the reason, Watson Barker and directed by Chris explained, is the economical pro- Burton. A play about betrayal, duction values. ''We don't actual- adultery, and love, "The ly have to build anything," Honeymoon" evokes the best Watson said ''We just pull from and worst about marriage, As it stock." (For those unfamiliar follows the story of Cynthia and with the term, "pulling from Justin Justice, it poses the very stock" is the process of re-using difficult question: Can we ever set pieces or costumes built for truly trust the person we love? previous shows). ''Hieroglyphics,'' the final play of the evening, tells the tale Stage One is presented as a of Greg, an old writer who hasn't joint venture of STAGE and the written for years. Through his WSU Theatre Department. conversations with James, an The running time with inter- idealistic young writer, Greg mission is approximately two comes to see the value of his and a half hours. Tickets for words, both past and present. students with ill are $4, senior Playwright Sean O'Malley and citizens $6, and adults $8. 'lb director John Delgado present reserve tickets or request more the only minority characters of information about the show, the evening. the box office can be reached at "The play I wrote 335-7236.

videos enough. While he was seen as an Photo courtesy COBAIN artist who was punk rock continued from PAGE5 through and through, his first With an outstanding production team, shines out there, but you couldn't live concert was Quarterflash and on those muddy banks, with Sammy Hagar at the Seattle in his debut album the tides coming up and down. Center Coliseum in 1983, not That was his own revisionism." the Melvins (which was his By T.J. Conrads RAP to the point The MTV Buzzworthy sin- gle "Can't Deny It," featuring Another excerpt: His sister second concert ever) nor Black Ghetto where you're en Ryan Leaf took , sounds like it echoed the same belief. ''He did Flag, as Cobain's story goes. Fabolous bouncing he Cougars to the would be the song that carries not ever live under the bridge. He didn't even get that around in Rose Bowl in 1998, Fabolous the record, but there are It was a hangout where all the heavy into the genre until he your car and some might say it was the Desert Storm neighborhood kids would go to met Tobi Vail, a "riot grrr!" Records not looking at many songs on the album "Fabulous Five" receiving that are much better and smoke pot, but that's all." from Olympia who Cobain fell GR~QE where you're head over heels fOT.Their sub- corps that carried him to going. well-done but not as catchy. It is this and other debunk- sequent breakup caused him success. "" keeps ings of the Cobain mystique Seeing to improve his songwriting, Similarly, rapper Fabolous that most real D.J. Clue fans interested that makes Cross one of the A· and turned him on to heroin. (no relation to the wide middle-aged while also enticing rap fans ' bravest writers in music. The Cross also details how receivers during the Cougars' men and women don't listen who are absolutely sick of former editor of the Rocket, a Cobain nearly wrecked his Rose Bowl run, as you can tell Clue's voice screaming ran- alternative music publication to rap, police probably will not career and his band due to his by the spelling) likely will be accept this as a logical expla- dom outbursts over every in Seattle that ceased publica- insecurities and stomach prob- guided to ~uccess due to out- track on his mix tapes. tion in 2000, Cross conducted nation when you get pulled lem, and how his heroin addic- standing production on his over for swerving in and out On the tracks Clue pro- more than 400 interviews and tion overtook nearly every new album, "Ghetto spent more than four years of oncoming traffic. Take cau- duces on "Ghetto Fabolous," facet of his life, including when Fabolous." tion. . you actually can hear the tracking down information to he committed suicide. His "Fab Five" consists of come up with an honest and The album opens with two music, as opposed to being The time Cross spends in highly respected and accom- subjected to Clue screaming, truthful outlook at Cobain, his plished producers D.J. Clue, marvelously produced tracks his book detailing Cobain's in "Click & Spark" and "Remember where you heard life, his music and the way he story is amazing. He takes a the N eptunes, Rockwilder, conducted himself in private "Keepin' it Gangsta," both of it first, stupid!" and yelling person who was declared ''the and . his name over and over. and in public. A fairly talented rapper which show how D.J. Clue spokesman of our generation" and Duro can make a Besides being illiterate, His demeanor when deal- with a -like smoothness, and breaks him down for the mediocre rapper sound out- there's.not much bad to say ing with the popularity of his Fabolous busts onto the scene reader to see who Cobain real- standing. about Fabolous or his debut. band was two-faced, for lack of ly was - a confused, depressed with a first album that will helps out by Rap fans should pick this one a better term, and would often man who was a statistic of amaze. singing the hook on "Ride for up, as D.J. Clue has stumbled set off Novoselic, the bassist, divorce and had a self-destruc- People listening to this This," one of the album's high- upon something special in and Dave Grohl, the drummer. tive streak in him which ulti- album in their car are hereby warned: Fabolous'lyrics and lights. Rap fans' favorite bad this kid. With production, He espoused the heavy mately led to his downfall. word flow will not blow your singer once again makes his support and connections like rotation of his videos on MTY, If people are upset at this mind, but the beats on which low, raspy voice work well on Fabolous has, he's going to he but complained to his man- book, don't blame Cross. he drops lyrics will move you a chorus. around fora while. agers they didn't play his Blame Cobain.

CAPITAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT presents a PUBLIC MEETING By JOItN W. TERbORGIt Wednesday, September 26, 2001 JAMES B. DukE PRofESSOR of 4:30 - 6:00 pm ENViRONMENTAl SCiENCE ANd CoDiRECTOR of TI-IECENTER fOR CUB Cascade Room 127 TROpiCAl CONSERVATioN AT Duke UNiVERSiTy Capital Planning and Development invites the public to attend an informational meeting for discussion and comment on improvements that ate planned for the Stadium Way THURsdAY, SEPTEMbER 27,2001 7:30PM Corridor. Summer 2002 construction work between Grimes Way and Nevada Street will concentrate on Stadium Way widening with a 6' center median, new lighting, T(min.) Todd AudiTORiUM sidewalks, bus turnouts and new road surface. WAs!-liN

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Gritrnan Medical Center 700 Suite 200=---======__ -- 10 THE DAILY EVERGREEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2001 NEWS ATTACK AFTERM'ATH -NEWSBRIEFS------President prepares for "Meeting our financial oblig- First arrest ations to the United Nations will help to ensure that our policy- made in makers can keep the focus on investlgatlon broad policies that unite the 'different kind of war' members of the Security J'he Associated Press WASHINGTON - Federal Council in the fight against glob- ."We'll come out of this and we'll authorities have charged the al terrorism," said Rep. Henry WASHINGTON, D.C. - The administration come out of it strong. II first person with aiding the ter- Hyde, R-III, chairman of the ordered new security checks for -airline workers rorist hijackers, according to House International Relations on Monday and granted mortgage relief to thou- George W. Bush court documents released Committee. sands of reservists called to active duty as part of Monday. the coming war on terrorism. The stock market u.s. president Herbert Villalobos was New York rallied after last week's plunge. charged in federal court in sub- ''We'll come out of this and we'll come out of it urban Virginia with aiding one of to rush death strong," said President Bush as he sought to coax nation from further terrorist attacks. the suspected hijackers to investors and consumers to open their wallets. The president called on foreign banks to follow fraudulently obtain a Virginia certificates Despite the impact of this month's terror attacks the lead of the United States and freeze the assets identification card a month on the economy, he said, ''The fundamentals for of 27 individuals and entities. ''Money is the before the Sept. 11 attacks. NEW YORK - With thou- growth are very strong." lifeblood of terrorist operations. Today, we're ask- A second man who aided sands of breadwinners missing From halfway across the globe, Osama bin ing the world to stop payment," he said. with the l.D.s is cooperating and at the World Trade Center, the Laden rallied Pakistani muslims to "give every- was not charged, prosecutors city and state took steps thing they own" to combat what he called "a Wall Street showed signs of optimism for the said. The court records dis- Monday to make it quicker and Christian-Jewish crusade (against Islam) led by first time since re-opening after the attacks. The closed as many as five of the easier for their lovedones to col- the big crusader Bush under the flag of the cross." New York stock exchange gained 367 points, hijackers got Virginia cards in lect death benefits without hav- Identified by officials as the lead suspect in the reversing roughly one-quarter of last week's the month before the attacks. ing to produce a body. attacks, he said Pakistanis who died protesting 1,369-point drop. The affidavit said Villalobos, The movecame after officials the United States' response were martyrs to In a spate of actions announced during the day, using an atlas; signed papers acknowledgedthat it could take Islam's cause. the administration ordered airports and airlines certifying one of the hijackerson months to remove and identify Gradually, the administration was disclosing to redo criminal checks and scrutinize employ- a Boston flight that crashed into the dead and that some victims details of what Bush has called a "different kind ment histories for baggage handlers, food service the World Trade Center lived in of the fiery disaster may never of war," announcing some steps that were offen- workers and other employees who have access to Virginia. be found. sive in nature, others designed to protect the airliners, ramps, tarmacs and other secure areas. The second man, a confiden- The procedure for getting a tial witness, signed both a resi- death certificate - which in the dency certification and an identi- absence of a bodycan require a ty affidavit that was used by waiting period of up to three Feds ground crop-dusters, another hijacker to obtain an years to guard against fraud - identification card, the affidavit will be speeded up by the city, said. and victims' families will receive Attorney General John fearing Chemical attack help from volunteer lawyers. Ashcroft disclosed that 352 Giuliani did not say how quickly people have been arrested or The Associated Press used in a biological or chemical weekend before the assaults. death certificates will be detained in the investigationand attack. But he said there was Co-worker James Lester told issued. BELLE GLADE, Fla. - The "no clear indication of the time an additional 392 people were government grounded thou- the FBI that one of the men being sought for questioning Also, under a state initiative, or place of these attacks." was Atta, who is believed to be victims' relatives will be able to sands of crop-dusters across the about the attacks in New York country for a second straight It was the second time the one of the suicide hijackers and Washington. claim insurance benefits and planes have been grounded aboard the first airliner to hit workers' compensation and get day Monday amid fears the "We think they have informa- planes could be used in an air- since the FAA cleared the way the trade center. He said Atta tion that could be helpful to the access to victims' bank for most flights to resume Sept. was persistent with questions accounts without needing a borne chemical or biological investigation," the attorney gen- attack. 14. about a crop-duster during a eral told lawmakers. death certificate. visit in February. The move came after it was- James Callan, executive Gov. George Pataki learned one of the suspected director of the National Lee said they asked about Government announced that New York's life hijackers in the attack on the Agricultural Aviation the range of the airplane, how insurancecompanies will accept World Trade Center, Mohamad Association, said the ban cov- much it could haul in chemicals, pays off U.N. affidavits from trade center vic- Atta, had shown interest in ered about 3,500 agricultural how difficult it was to fly and back dues tims' next of kin, rather than crop-dusters and that another aviators. how much fuel it could carry. death certificates. person now in federal custody The FBI is believed to be During one visit, they carried WASHINGTON,D.C.- The He also waived the require- had downloaded information investigating a group of Middle video equipment and asked to House voted Monday to speed ment of a death certificate in about the planes, Attorney Eastern men - including Atta photograph the inside of the $582 million in back dues to the workers' compensation claims, General John Ashcroft said. - who repeatedly visited a cockpit. UnitedNations,actingjust hours and signed an executive order The "intelligence community Florida fertilizer company Lee said he declined their after U.N. Secretary-GeneralKofi allowing families to use an affi- came to us and encouraged us to before the Sept. 11 attacks. repeated requests. Annancalledfor the intemational davit to withdraw as much as shut down the crop-dusters," J.D. ''Will'' Lee, general man- The Washington Post also organizationto playa major role $15,000 from bank accounts Federal Aviation ager of South Florida Crop Care has reported that investigators in the fight againstterrorism. and money market mutual fund Administration spokesman in Belle Glade, said Monday he found a crop-duster manual The measure, approved by accounts held in a victim's Scott Brenner said. told FBI agents that the men, in among the possessions of voice vote, passed the Senate name. Ashcroft told lawmakers groups of two or three, visited Zacarias Moussaoui, who was 99{) on Feb. 7. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that the FBI had gathered nearly every weekend for six or detained after he sought flight information raising fears that eight weeks before the attacks. training in Minnesota and the the small farm planes could be The visits included the : school grew suspicious.

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THE AnACK AFTERMATH , SIDELINE Mariners classy in celebration FOX to air By Jolene Crancer And on top of the horrible way to honor the memories of the chest-thumping, there people who died. special on Sure, the World Wrestling Federation was a subtle correla- So, having lost a lot of faith in being - wsUsports was the first public gathering to happen tion drawn by the able to be entertained, I watched with on the first Thursday after the terrible daughter of WWF· slight trepidation as the Seattle Mariners September's edition of attacks on New York and Washington, Owner Vince and baseball got rolling again Sept. 19. "Runnin' With the Cougs" will D.C., but it wasn't done right. McMahon, between his Boy, did they restore all of that lost air at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday It wasn't .as American as it claimed to trial for illegal steroid faith, especially the Mariners. on FOXSports Net Northwest. be. distribution, and the After the final out was made against The show willcontain a fea- That shouldn't surprise anyone. It's not horrific terrorist the Anaheim Angels on Wednesday, the ture on WSU volleyball player like professional wrestling has a sterling Jolene attacks. Mariners didn't whoop and holler with Zanda Bautre, a sophomore reputation for class and upstanding social Crancer No matter how trau- unabashed excitement at winning the matic watching your outside hitter, and an interview commentary, but I didn't realize they could Commentary American League West Division. with volleyball Coach Cindy sink so low as they did on that Thursday. family's reputation They shook hands, they hugged, they Fredrick. Aside from the occasional moving being dragged through bowed to one another - and then they Producers also followed the thoughts on the tragedy from different the mud was, it can't compare to the prayed. WSU swimming team as they members. of their company, the general . destruction of the World Trade Centers or 'Io a man and Moose, the entire team practiced at the Snake River. mood was chest-thumping, ''Look at us, we part of the Pentagon - to say nothing of Finally,FOXSports willtake did it first, ha ha, gosh we are so patriotic." the fact that comparing the two events is a See MARINERS, Page 13 a look back at the 1994 show- down of the "Palouse Posse" versus Peyton Manning and WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL the University of Tennessee Volunteers. The show will be rebroad- Win versus Cal what WSU needed cast on several stations in Washington. Check· local list- ings for days and times. By Stephen A. Norris FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS OK, exhale. For the WSU volleyball Red Sox drop team, Friday -night's 30-26, 30- 14, 30-11 thumping of the .another, help University of California Golden Bears was a breath of fresh air. Yankees "I think because we lost the last match down in Kansas Tony Batista had his fifth State, it just straight multihit game and the continued to Baltimore Orioles beat Boston "It was good 5-1 Monday night, assuring linger with us," WSU toget that the New YorkYankees at least Coach Cindy a tie for the AL East title. goodwin, The Yankees, who were idle Fredrick not just a Monday night, are 8%0. With said. "They 14 games left, the Red Sox needed to winbuta play that can win no more than 89. real good match with Batista scored twice and Washington, win." ChriS Richard added three hits but we could- and two RBis as the Orioles n't, so it just Cindy Fredrick sent Boston to its 17th loss in kept linger- WSU women's 21 games. ing and lin- volleyball coach Calvin Maduro (4-6) gering upon allowed one run on four hits in all of us, I six innings. think. And then when they lost Baltimore scored three runs (to Stanford on Thursday) it in two innings off Tim Wakefield was kind of like 'Oh my gosh.' (8-11) after starter David Cone left with the score 1-a11after five. So it was good to get that good Batista went 3-for-3, start- win, not just a win but a real good win. I think that makes a t ing with a single in the second, and scored the first run on difference about the way you feel about the way you play." Geronimo Gil's groundout. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The women had fasted with- out a win for two full weeksthe Pac-10's conference-wide can- Jordan delays cellation of athletic events the week of Sept. 9, due to the Andie Birdsell/Daily Evergreen decision· for nation's tragedy. Though their losing streak WSU junior hitter LaToya Harrls gets vertical and spikes the ball over two University of California defenders at least a day had not exceeded one game, it during WSU's 3-0 sweep of Cal Friday night. seemed like ages since the Sept. 20. It was their third con- Michael Jordan kept his Cougars had won - their last is a lot different coming off a off, it almost seems like we're secutive loss to a top 25 team mouth shut and fax machine match being a (30-27,30-15,30- starting a new season." win rather than a loss," Harris said. "Then with the two weeks and their second in two games. off, and the sports world spent 21) 3-0 loss to No. 22 Kansas Before the Stanford game, Going into the game the another day awaiting official State University on Sept. 8. the Cougars talked about the off, instead of playing the Huskies and beating them, we Cougars were a bit unsure as to word of his return. ''I feel like it's been forever different mentality that follows how they may perform. Jordan already has com- since we've played," junior hit- them to practice after a win ver- had to practice with that same -lingering feeling." "Coming into this match, we pleted the paperwork to sell ter Holly Harris said before the sus a loss. Cougars' matchup with Matters only worsened when hiS share of the Washington ''It's hard (coming off a loss), See NEEDED, Page 12 Wizards, but the comeback Stanford. ''Having two weeks because our attitude in practice the Cougars took on Stanford announcement was delayed for at least one more day because of a licensing issue GOLF with one of his sponsors. "Michael has not finalized his decision: said Estee portnoy, vice president of mar- wsu tied for lead after opening round keting and client services for Senior jeremy Taylor is tied for the best teams in the country." SFX, Jordan's management From staff and wire reports team shot a 10-under 558. 13th and sophomores Isaac agency. Junior Dustin White leads The WSU women's golf team The WSU men's golf team Woods and Ryan Camp are tied A statement from Jordan the Cougars after shooting finished the first day of their claimed five spots'in the top 25 for 22nd. outlining the reasons for his rounds of 67 and 70 for a five- three-day NCAA Fall Preview individual performances comeback was being finalized, under par 137, one stroke at the Washington national Golf Monday at the Vandal Fall "I knew we had the oppor- and he is expected to make behind the University of Club in Auburn. Freshman Kim Classic in Moscow. tunity to play well because we his first appearance in a California's Scott Carlyle, who Welch is leading the Cougars The Cougars are tied for the are playing a course that is Wizards uniform at media day shot a 136. very familiar to us," WSU with a four-over par 76 after in Washington next Monday- lead in the 19-team field with one round. The women will play Senior Jon Rehoorn is tied - Coach Walt Williams said. "I the day before training camp the University of Washington another round today and the going into the final round for seventh place after notching am very excited because, in my begins in Wilmington, N.C. opinion, Washington is one of final round Wednesday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS today. In 36 holes, the- WSU a three-under par total of 139. 12 THE DAILY EVERGREEN TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 2001 SPORI'S

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Bledsoe out for two weeks Jordan's return The Associated Press Belichick said he didn't before he threw four incomple- know how many games the tions to end the game. FOXBORO, Mass. - Former quarterback would miss. WSU star Drew Bledsoe spent Brady, who leapfrogged over begs questions his second day in the hospital ''My guess is that he would the more experienced Damon Monday and was expected to not play for at least a couple of Huard in training camp to be The Associated Press spasms, knee tendinitis and miss at least two games because weeks," he said. the No. 2 quatterback, will hamstring problems - and of internal bleeding in his chest Bledsoe, who has missed just start Sunday against the WASHINGTON - For that's just from pickup games following a tackle. six of 130 games in nine years Indianapolis Colts. weeks, the question hasn't against invited players. The New England Patriots' in the NFL, was hurt on a He was drafted in the sixth been whether Michael Jordan Will his body hold up for an quarterback was in stable con- third-and-10 from his 19 with r~und of the 2000 draft out of will return, but rather what it 82-game schedule, or will he dition after being taken to about five minutes left. He ran Michigan. He threw three pass- will be like when he does. follow the lead of the NHL's Massachusetts General around right end for an 8-yard es last season, completing one. The official, anticlimactic comeback kid, Mario Hospital on Sunday night. gain before being hit hard by "I don't think we're talking "I'm back" was due via fax this Lemieux, and sit out selected Doctors used a chest tube to : Lewis in front of the Patriots' about John Elway here, but I week, possibly as early as games? alleviate the bleeding. bench. don't know how many of those Monday. Jordan all but con- How will Jordan handle Bledsoe was knocked out of Bledsoe stayed on the there are. He's got a good NFL firmed two weeks ago that he losing? He couldn't stand it as the game by Jets linebacker Mo ground for about two minutes. arm," Belichick said. "I really will play for the Washington a front office executive, hav- Lewis in the fourth quarter of He came back out for the next don't think I'm going to be Wizards this season, and ing thrown tirades in front of New York's 10-3 victory. possession, but Tom Brady standing here week after week Monday's Washington Post, the television while watching ''He got hit hard, he was on played the final series, with the talking about the problems that citing a league source with his woeful Wizards go 19-63 the ground, he was dazed. He Patriots needing to score a Tom Brady had. I have confi- knowledge of the situation, last season. Conventional certainly could not have stood touchdown to tie or go ahead. dence in him." reported that he has erased wisdom says a healthy back up and gone back in the Brady was 5-for-10 for 46 Bledsoe completed 18 of 28 any final twinge of uncertain- Jordan on the court just game," head coach Bill yards and brought New passes for 159 yards with two ty about ending his three-year might get the Wizards to Belichick said. England to the New York 29 interceptions and a sack. retirement. .500. -He never missed the But answering that ques- playoffs in 13 seasons as a tion only begs a few more. player with the Chicago MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Can Jordan keep his job Bulls, while the Wizards as the Wizards' president of haven't won a playoff game in basketball operations? The 13 years. Post story, citing its source, Jordan has been cagey Mariners break losing streak said he must give up that about his comeback plans - position. Even so, who will be he even asked for pledges of The Associated Press en in his 13 starts since losing to double, Dan Wilson had a run- in charge when he's on the secrecy from the players in his San Francisco on July 13. scoring single. court - Jordan or his hand- pickup games - but the gen- ARLINGTON, Texas The Mariners improved their Ruben Sierra had sacrifice picked coach, Doug Collins? eral outline of his return is Jamie Moyer won his 10th road record to 55-21, matching flies in the first and fifth How will Jordan's team- clear. straight decision and John the 1971 Oakland Pis for the innings for Texas. Michael mates handle sharing the A year or so ago, Jordan Olerud hit a tiebreaking two- most road wins by an AL team. Young had a run scoring single court with him? Will any of started working out because run double as the AL West Ichiro Suzuki led off the in the eighth. them dare not pass the ball he found himself with a mid- champion Seattle Mariners Seattle third with an infield hit In the Seattle fifth, the first to someone who has the dle-age belly. His weight beat Texas 9-3 Monday night to and Bret Boone doubled before four batters reached base before influence to trade or cut reached 242 pounds - 30 snap a four-game losing streak. Edgar Martinez's RBI groundout Davis left. Itwas his shortest out- them? pounds above his playing Olerud's double with two . that tied the game at 1-1. Mike ing since going just 3 1-3 innings How much will Jordan weight in Chicago. His initial outs in the third broke a 1-1 tie, Cameron walked before Olerud. against Cleveland on May 15. play? He's 38 and last played basketball workouts were a and gave the Mariners their Boone had three hits, giving Davis, 5-0 his previous seven an NBA game in June 1998. last-resort weight-loss plan first lead in 36 innings - since him 191- second in the majors starts, allowed five runs and Over the last few months, he's after he found the treadmill the second inning of their loss to behind Suzuki's 227. eight hits. had two cracked ribs, back boring. Anaheim on Thursday that Cameron hit a two-run sin- Jay Bubner's flyball turned started their longest .. losing gle in the fifth that made it 5-1, into a double play that ended tile MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL streak of the season. and chased Doug Davis (10-9) fifth. Center fielder Gabe Kapler Moyer (19-5) pitched five before a strange double play. caught the ball, but it fell out . innings, allowing two runs and The Mariners added four when he reached into his glove eight hits with five strikeouts, to runs in the seventh. After Mark tp get it. Both runners were Chicago's playoff join 12 other active pitchers McLemore greeted reliever standing still when umpire with 150 victories. He is unbeat- Mike Venafro with a three-run Bruce Froemming ruled a drop. chances damaged Former Cub slams six strikeouts until hitting his 12th homer of the season NEEDED tiebreaking homer with one out in the eighth' continued from PAGE11 to lift Pirates to win off Scott Chiasson (0-1), the Cubs' fifth pitcher. might be a little tentative right So what changed in between changed significantly, but as The Associated Press Mike Lincoln (2-1) now," senior setter Kali Surplus Thursday and Friday night? much as the mental aspect of pitched a scoreless eighth said prior to the game. First, the Cougars cut their the game affects the Cougars in PITTSBURGH - Gary for the victory, only the third Indeed the Cougars did look errors in half (from 21 to 11), losses, so it can be said for wins. Matthews Jr., waived by by Pittsburgh in -11 games a little tentative, as they com- increased their hitting percent- "I said, 'I don't care what else Chicago last month, hit a against the Cubs. Rich mitted 21 errors. The Cardinal age (from .197 to a season-high you do tonight, you just need to tie breaking homer in the Loiselle. pitched the ninth committed 20 errors as well, .343), nearly doubled their have fun, you just need to have eighth inning and Pittsburgh for his first save since Sept. but out-hit the Cougars .309 (58 blocks (13 to 28), and put out a fun,' " Fredrick said. ''Because rallied from five runs down 15,1998. kills) to .197 (44 kills). higher defensive effort (39 digs when they have fun they play for a 7-6 victory Monday Matt Stairs' three-run ''Defense hurt us more than to 51). well, and if they don't, they're night that seriously damaged homer and Ricky Gutierrez's anything," Fredrick said. ''Well, for one thing, you're just real uptight and they can't the Cubs' playoff hopes. solo shot had helped the The Cougars also lacked the looking at a totally different play that way. So that was our Matthews, released by Cubs to a 5-0 lead before the overall team performance that team," Fredrick said. 'F-word' for the night. Itwas our the Cubs on Aug. 10, was Pirates tied it with a five- is crucial to the team's success. True, the caliber of the team whole goal." hitless in eight at-bats with run sixth.

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The Associated Press ing the terrorist attacks on the last of which was returned Washington, D.C. and New 27 yards for a touchdown by GREEN BAY, Wis. - The Rondell Mealey with three min- around injuries York on Sept. 11. Gr-een Bay Packers and After the long layoff, neither utes left. Washington Redskins both ver- the Packers, who beat Detroit Longwell kicked field goals The Associated Press year. ified their season openers were of 28, 32 and 30 yards. Collier, a 6-7, 260-pound 28-6 on opening weekend, nor SEATTLE - Joe Collier no flukes. Favre threw touchdown senior, started one game for the Redskins, who lost to San and John Westra are room- passes of 12 yards to Antonio the Huskies last year when Brett Favre threw three Diego 30-3, knew if those games mates, teammates and best Freeman in the first quarter, 41 they opened in a two-tight- touchdown passes, Ryan were true gauges or not. friends. Longwell kicked three field yards to Billy Schroeder in the end set against Arizona. He But the Packers dominated This week, they're also goals and Ahman Green rushed third quarter and 4 yards to switched to tight end after from the start behind Favre competitors. 25 times for 116 yards as the and Green, the NFL's leading Bubba Franks in the fourth playing both offensive line One of the tight ends for Packers routed the Redskins rusher and the first Packers' quarter. and defensive end. _ No. 13 Washington (2-0) will 37-0 Monday night. running back ever to top 100 The Redskins were out- The 6-5, 250-pound move up the depth chart to It was the biggest blowout in yards in the season's first two gained 217 yards to 70 in the Westra, also a senior, has start in place of injured the history of Monday Night games. Green also caught a first half but remained in strik- started twice in his career. He Jerramy Stevens jn the Football. team-best six passes for 30 ing distance at 10-0 thanks to has caught two passes for 13 Huskies' Pac-10 opener And it was Green Bay's first rookie Fred Smoot's second yards, both in the 1998 sea- yards. Saturday at California (Q-3). shutout since beating the And Redskins quarterback interception of the season, an son. Westra missed all but two Raiders 28-0 on Dec. 28, 1993, Jeff George, benched during the end zone pickoff of Favre with They say it's no big deal. games in '99 with a knee and Washington's first game loss at San Diego, played even 23 seconds left in the second ''I always stay ready for injury. without scoring since Dec. 11, worse, handing Marty quarter. anything," says Westra. 'Tve "We're minus a weapon, no 1993, when they lost 3-0 to the Schottenheimer his first 0-2 But George, who has strug- been here a long time." question," coach Rick New York Jets. start in his 15-year NFL coach- gled to adapt to Collier is listed as the Neuheisel said of Stevens. It was Washington's first ing career. Schottenheimer's ball-control starter for now. He replaced "He's certainly a tough guy. I road shutout since 1971 and for George finished 15-of-24 for passing game, was sacked five Stevens on Saturday. Kevin don't rule out anything .. ,. It's the first time in franchise histo- 102 yards. Favre was 20-of-31 times, including four straight Ware also should play. not a perfect world, but some- ry Washington has not scored a for 236 yards. third-down plays. Both Collier and Westra times you have to make do touchdown in its first two Redskins returner Michael After going 6-of-10 for 37 are trying to avoid placing given the circumstances you games. Bates, one of'.the league's top yards in the first half, George additional pressure on them- face." The game capped the NFL's return men, committed a 15- was intercepted by Nate Wayne selves to stand in for Stevens, Aside from Stevens, tail- first weekend of play since it yard personal foul on coverage at his own 16 on the first series who's widely regarded as one back Braxton Cleman is out postponed all of Week 2 follow- duty and fumbled three times, of the second half. of the top tight ends in the for about eight weeks with a country. broken clavicle, and starting The 6-foot-7, 260-pound tailback Willie Hurst will miss ~004 OLYMPICS junior broke his left foot early at least a week with a in the first quarter of strained right hamstring. Washington's 53-3 win over Rich Alexis will start et IOe urges Athens to hurry Idaho last weekend. He is tailback, and receiver Paul expected to miss eight weeks. Arnold also might get some The Associated Press "We will do our best to said the terror attacks against ''We always tell him when carries, along with freshmen the United States make it nec- he comes to an NFL town Ty Eriks and Chris Singleton. ATHENS', Greece - With facilitate the state ... we essary to reassess all security where we're at, we want tick- Arnold moved to receiver from Athens again facing an IOC urge them to be just as' provisions for the games, ets," Collier said of Stevens, tailback in the spring, and inspection, the chief organizer of including extra patrols to guard who has said he will make caught his first touchdown the 2004 Olympics pressed the eageras us to complete against possible aerial strikes. himself draft eligible next pass in Saturday's win over government Monday to work this project on time. " Angelopoulos-Daskalaki harder and faster to start long- said that "from the first minute, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBAll delayed construction projects. Gianna security was our priority Gianna Angelopoulos- Angelopoulos-Oaskalaki because we know that Greece Daskalaki demanded the gov- 2004 Olympics chief organizer has had a 'problem." She Alou leads charge ernment stick to promises it described the existing plan as made when Greece was awa~d- just ''the beginning." ed the games in 1997 and deliv- Greece is home to the elusive er stadiums, roads and other by the new overseer of the November 17 terrorist group over Cardinals projects on time. Athens Games, Denis Oswald, that has killed 22 people, 'St. Louis now 57'2 straight decision. Her comments echo a famil- starts a three-day visit including four Americans, since Mlicki shut out the iar clash in Athens: organizers Wednesday. It is the final IOC 1975. None of its members has games behind Cardinals through five and IOC officials frustrated review before Athens hits the been arrested. innings before Jose Vina led The Associated Press with Greek government inertia. 1,000-day threshold and the Construction delays, howev- off the sixth with a homer and "What I need, I need an final stretch before the start of er, are expected to monopolize HOUSTON Lance Jim Edmonds hit a two-run infrastructure. This is not my the games in August 2004. discussions among the IOC Berkman and Moises Alou homer later in the inning, responsibilit~," . Angelopoulos- Terrorism will be a key issue inspectors, organizers and the had two RBIs apiece in a ending a string of 14 scoreless inning for Mlicki. Daskalaki said in an interview, during Oswald's trip, and orga- government. seven-run fifth inning as the "We will do our best to facilitate nizers say they are prepared to Angelopoulos-Daskalaki said Houston Astros beat St. Louis The Astros scored six of the state ... we urge them to be take a new look at their $600 the IOC and Athens organizers 9-3 Monday night to extend their seven runs in the fifth t just as eager as us to complete million security plan. "are both concerned if a part of their lead in the NL Central to , inning after two outs. Richard this project on time." Oswald, the Swiss head of the project, even if a small part, 5~ games over the Cardinals. Hidalgo led off with a solo An IOC inspection team led the world rowing federation, cannot go on schedule." Dave Mlicki (7-1), who homer off Matt Morris (20-8). went 4-8 with Detroit before Hidalgo also had a single in being traded to Houston, has the inning. turned his season around Morris allowed eight runs MARINERS with the Astros. He allowed and nine hits in 4 2-3 innings continued from PAGE11 three runs and five hits in to end an eight-game winning seven innings to win his third streak. gathered around the pitcher's ple injured or killed on Sept. ment to how baseball really is mound and knelt in a moment 11. There was no, ''Look at American. of silent prayer. us." There was no chest- So, the WWF should be Awe-inspiring as that was thumping. proud they were first, but they to see, listening to the silence To know that the team was shouldn't be proud of their coming from the stadium was contributing to the healing of effort. They were first, but base- almost more moving. The this country, and not demand- silence was complete, save for ing credit for it, was a testa- ball was right. the team chaplain leading the players in prayer. After the prayer, the American Flag was brought onto the field, where Mark McLemore walked it around the basepaths, culminating at homeplate where Lou Piniella raised the flag, while chants of, "USA, USA," echoed behind him. As the team slowly walked off of the field, I saw tears in many of the players' eyes. It didn't matter if the players were from the Dominican Republic or Pennsylvania, they all showed their human side. Every postgame interview talked about how the team decided on the postgame prayer as a tribute to the peo- 335-4573 CLASSIFIEDS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2001 PAGE 14

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Info: www.careers.wsu.edu NEWS lUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2001 THE DAlLY EVERGREEN 1.5 INTERNET SECURITY - NEWS BRIEFS- Napster strikes Hacker changes Yahoo news deal with music San Francisco man breaks (~ lot of attention has been given registered users, is one of the Internet's agency Monday to the fact that data is stolen, but most popular sources of information. into Web site, enters false "A lot of attention has been given to the not necessarily that the integrity SAN JOSE, Calif. - Napster quotes in company's stories fact that data is stolen, but not necessarily Inc. on Monday agreed to pay has been altered." that the integrity has been altered," said $26 million for distributing unau- The Associated Press Elias Ladopoulos, a former hacker. thorized music in the past and Elias ladopoulos "Any hacker, given enough skill, can made a deal that could eventual- SAN JOSE, Calif; - The dangers of Former hacker change the content to produce whatever ly allow songwriters and music Internet worms and viruses are well they like," Ladopoulos said. "Once content publishers to offer their music to known, but security experts are warning considers a basic mistake in its network gets out on the Internet, it's pretty hard to paying Napster users. of a more pernicious and potentially more setup, Yahoo says it has taken steps to retract that." The tentative agreement damaging kind of attack - the manipula- solve the problem. News organizations' sites have been would settle a lawsuit filed by the tion of content on trusted Web sites. The incident highlights how vulnerable defaced by boastful hackers before, but the National Music Publishers' The issue became clear with the recent the Internet could be as a tool for quickly changing of their content is a more dam- Association. It must be approved revelation that a hacker easily entered spreading misinformation. aging assault on their credibility. by a judge, the association's Yahoo news pages and inserted phony That premise could be dangerous, con- Last year, someone broke into the board of .directors and individual quotes and wrong information on stories, sidering the sensitivity of the news sur- Orange County Register's Web site and publishers. The hacker, 20-year-old Adrian Lamo of rounding the Sept. 11terrorist attacks and replaced the name of an arrested hacker Napster allowed users to San Francisco, says he wanted to show their aftermath. with that of Microsoft Corp. chairman Bill swap music online at no cost Yahoo! Inc. that it needed to fix what he Yahoo, which claims to have 200 million Gates. until it shut down July2. The com- panywas expectedto beginallow- COAL TRAGEDY ing users this summer to get songs for a fee, but Napster chief executive Konrad Hilbers said Monday the pay service will start Mine disaster kills four, nine missing later this year. The Associated Press officer of Walter Industries, methane gas. At the time, 32 A second wave of rescue which owns the mine and its people were in the mine, six of workers went into the mine Detroit man BROOKWOOD, Ala. operating company, Jim Walter them in the area of the explo- and worked through the night Four miners died and nine who Resources Inc, "These men sion. Three of the six escaped but were unable to reach the charged with rushed in to help were missing gave their lives to help others, and were hospitalized in stable area because of fires and officer's murder and feared dead after explo- just as the firefighters and condition. The other three methane gas, which is common sions rocked the nation's deep- police of New York did nearly were left more than three in coal seams. Company offi- DETROIT- A man accused of est coal mine. two weeks ago." miles from the main elevator, cials said fires still burned fatally shootingan officer at a fed- If the deaths of all 13 min- Three of the dead and the DeFosset said. Monday, and it was uncertain eral building'Ssecurity checkpoint ers are confirmed, it would be nine missing remained more Ten miners went to rescue when a team would search was chargedMondaywith murder. the worst mining accident in than 2,000 feet underground at them, but something sparked a again. David D. Serra. 28. was the United States since 1984. Blue Creek No.5 mine, compa- second, larger explosion about If the deaths are confirmed, arraigned in his hospital bed at ny officials said. 45 minutes after the first, it would be the worst loss oflife Detroit Receiving Hospital, the "These great .acts of U.S. Attorney's office said. Serra DeFosset said there was an DeFosset said. One of 10 min- since Dec. 19, 1984, when a unselfishness are eerily remi- also was shot during the con- explosion at about 5:15 p.m. ers who went in to rescue oth- faulty air compressor started a niscent of the heroes of our frontation Friday. ers was brought out but died at fire that killed 27 coal miners. Sept. 11national tragedy," said Sunday after a cave-in hit elec- If convicted, Serra could face near Orangeville, Utah. Don DeFosset, chief executive trical equipment and ignited a hospital. life in prison or the death penalty. The FBI alleges Serra MIDDLE EAST approached officers at the metal

/ detector at the Patrick V. McNamara Federal Building, Fighti!lg escalates in north Afghanistan pulled a handgun from a paper bag and asked if he could take it The Associated Press itary action against the ''We will attack the Taliban ing province of Samangan for into the building. Taliban to force the handover as soon as possible and enter days. The Taliban have admit- Federal Protective Services PANJSHIR VALLEY, of suspected terrorist master- Kabul," he said. ted losing control of the Balkh Officer Ronald Sheffield, 36, con- Afghanistan - Rockets and mind Osama bin Laden. fronted Serra and during a scuf- Heavy fighting also was provincial village of Zari, 60 artillery set homes ablaze in Speaking in the strategic miles south of Mazar-e-Sherif fle, two shots were fired, accord- northern Afghanistan o~ reported late Sunday-and early ing to an affidavit. Sheffield was Panjshir Valley 45 miles north Monday in Balkh province, 175 Loss of the village threatens Monday as the Afghan OPPOSI- Taliban control of a strategic struck once in the chest. A secu- of Kabul, Rakhmat Ramazan, miles northwest of the valley. tion battled Taliban troops for highway linking central rity guard then shot Serra. a spokesman for the northern Another opposition control of villages north of Afghanistan with Uzbekistan alliance, said Taliban troops spokesman, Mohammed United States, Kabul. pounded opposition positions to the north. The civil. war between the AshrafNadeem, said his forces with artillery starting late It is difficult to confirm northern alliance, which repre- were attacking the Taliban to Pakistan sign Sunday. Raising his voice to be claims by the two sides. The sents Afghanistan's interna- try to win control ofthe district heard over the thundering Taliban have ordered foreign- tionally recognized govern- of Aq Kupruk. agreement ment, and the Taliban miI~tia, explosions, Ramazan told ers, including journalists, U.N. ISLAMABAD,Pakistan - The has intensified as the Uruted reporters the opposition was Battles have been under- officials and aid workers, to States readies for possible mil- preparing a counterattack. way in Balkh and the border- leave the country. UnitedStates and Pakistansigned an agreementMondayto resched- ule $379 million in bilateraldebt. 730 Personals 795 Miscellaneous 795 Miscellaneous Although the deal was drawn up before the Sept 11 terrorist Victims' Benefit Day attacks in the United States, Tuesday, September 25th Washington, D.C., clearly was Afl Box Office and Concession Proceeds using it to thank Pakistan for will be donated to Disaster Relief agreeing to supply U.S. forces with access to its land and air space if it attacks Afghanistan in search of Osama bin Laden, whom the United States blames for the attacks. The deal was signed at a cer- emony in a government building by U.S. Ambassador Wendy Chamberlin and Nawid Ahsan, a senior finance ministry official. It gives grace periods of three to 10 wanted: LeadGuitarist& Keyboardist years on debt repayment and vocalsa plusfor travelingrock band. extends the final repayment withscheduledshows.332-0239. deadline. "We hopeto send a strong sig- nal of confidence in Pakistan's management of the economy," Chamberlin said. "At this critical time, we expect our already strong trade relations to prosper." Happv Hour She also said the United 3:30·6:30 States is looking at other waysto help Pakistan's indebted and struggling economy. The deal is part of an agree- fOR AKA FRATERNiTY. ment Pakistan signed with the - Paris Club of sovereign creditors allowingthem to rescheduleupto $2.2 billion in loans. In May, Germany agreed to reschedule $140 million in debt owed by 397-4345 for more Pakistan. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 16 THE DAILYEVERGREEN lUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2001 NEWS

JUSTICE SYSTEM JUSTICE SYSTEM Officials want ban Officer lied about shooting Defendant claimed Judge Ralph E. Winkler, faulty and flawed." on porn in prisons who heard the case without a McIntosh said Roach told victim was armed jury, said he will announce his homicide investigators differ- The Associated Press verdict Wednesday. ing versions of what happened The Associated Press "Just because you The shooting sparked three to save his job. BOSTON Hardcore are locked up doesn't days of rioting, the city's worst The officer initially told pornography is already banned CINCINNA"I - A white police officer who fatally shot unrest since the Rev. Martin investigators that· Thomas in Massachusetts prisons, and mean you loose an unarmed black man, spark- Luther King Jr.'s assassination. made a threatening move now corrections officials want to all your rights: " ing rioting, acted carelessly and A dawn-to-dusk curfew was toward him, and he thought extend that ban to Playboy, lied to investigators to save to ordered, dozens of people were Thomas had a gun. Penthouse and almost any other Kara Gotsch his job, a prosecutor argued injured and more than 800 publication featuring nudity. Investigators said they Public policy coordinator Monday. involved were arrested. interviewed Roach again after Officials say they are mak- Roach, 27, could face nine finding discrepancies between ing the change because they Officer Stephen Roach had his finger on the trigger of his months in jail if convicted of their evidence and his initial fear sexually explicit material cracked down on inmates' revolver and fired in a dark alley negligent homicide and statements. "desensitizes" inmates and access to sexually explicit publi- obstructing official business. makes them more likely to rather than use other means to Roach, a city officer since cations. Oregon, Minnesota and stop the fleeing suspect, prose- . Defense lawyer Merlyn 1997, did not testify at the trial. engage in inappropriate sexual South Dakota all have passed Shiverdecker said the officer's conduct around staff. cutor Stephen McIntosh said in He declined comment in the laws in recent years barring closing arguments. fear caused him to fire his courtroom after sitting quietly The material also makes it adult materials from prisons. Other officers chasing weapon. He also said the dim through the closing arguments. harder to treat prisoners con- At the Bristol County House light in the alley affected the victed of sex crimes, Timothy Thomas, 19, on April Three days later, Roach told of Correction, Sheriff Thomas officer's sight and hearing. Department of Corrections 7 testified they had not drawn investigators that Thomas Hodgson' initiated a policy spokesman Justin Latini said. their weapons, he said. The prosecution failed to stepped around a corner in the against the magazines, saying counter scientific testimony on alley and startled him, and Latini said a U.S. Supreme "At some point, Officer they are inappropriate in jail. either point, and policehomicide that the officer accidentally Court decision last year encour- Roach is moving down the investigator Charles Beaver shot him. aged prison officials to institute ''When you're in prison, the alley with his finger on the reality is that you don't have the trigger, discharging the failed to investigate those things Police later found that the new ban. The ruling reject- at the scene, he said. ed the claim of an Arizona opportunity to enjoy the same weapon. into the darkness," Thomas - who was wanted on inmate who said a ban on rights that law-abiding citizens McIntosh said. "Tim was "He was precipitous and 14 charges, including fleeing Playboy violated his rights. do," he said. "If you want to read essentially cornered. There premature," Shiverdecker from policeto avoid arrest - had those kinds of magazines, leave was no place to go." said of Beaver. ''His logic was no weapon. Still, free speech activists say the people in your neighborhood the move treads on the First alone and stay out ofjail." Amendment .rights of prisoners. William Lyon of the Free "It's simply a way to be Speech Coalition, the trade PROVOST tough on prisoners. It's politi- association of the nation's $12- continued from front page cally popular," said Kara billion-a-year adult entertain- also has a say in determining society," he said. "(Students) Gotsch, public policy coordina- ment industry, calls the pro- Food Science and Human curricula for programs. tor for the National Prison posed ban "stupid." should get a blended education Nutrition building, to explain Project of the American Civil A good provost should have so they can find what they his administrative experience "If you want to control the really care about." Liberties Union. libido of a lot of men who are an interest in the education of and answer questions. Alan "Just because you are locked incarcerated in order to stop whole individuals, Bates said. Bates came to Pullman Goodridge, executive dean for up doesn't mean you lose all them from getting a little too Students should experience a Sunday to visit the campus the Ohio State University col- your rights. And your First feisty, why would you keep this variety of subjects and learn- and meet the faculty, staff and lege of arts and sciences and Amendment right is one you material from them?" he said. ''If ing processes. students. He will hold an open the other candidate for WSU should maintain," she said. they are sexually satisfied, they ''The provost should help session from 2:30 to 4 p.m. provost, visited Wednesday Other states already have are not going to be as rebellious." young people take their role in today in Room T101 of the through Friday.

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