Canadian College Attacked After a Shoot- Ing Incident Police Kill Gunman; the Lunch-Hour Attack at Daw- Door

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An injured woman is wheeled away on a stretcher Canadian college attacked after a shooting incident Police kill gunman; the lunch-hour attack at Daw- door. Much of the shooting was cautiously because many stu- Wednesday at son College, where scores of in the second-floor cafeteria, dents were trapped around the Dawson College 1 dead, 19 wounded panicked students fled into the where students dropped to the assailant, who yelled “Get back! in Montreal. in shooting spree streets after the shooting began. floor and lay in terror. At times Get back!” every time an officer Officials said Some had clothes stained with the gunman hid behind vend- tried to move closer. 19 people were By Phil Couvrette blood; others cried and clung ing machines before emerging Eventually, Barone said, the injured and one The Associated Press to each other. Two nearby shop- to take aim, at one point at a gunman went down in a hail of person was ping centers and a daycare cen- teenager who tried to photo- gunfire. killed in the MONTREAL — A man in a ter also were evacuated. graph him with his cell phone. Authorities did not provide attack. The gun- black trench coat and a mohawk “I was terrified. The guy was Teachers ran through the halls, any information about the at- man was killed haircut opened fire Wednesday shooting at people randomly. He telling everyone to get out of the tacker. Police spokesman Ean by police fol- at a downtown Montreal col- didn’t care; he was just shoot- building. Lafreniere said there was just lowing a fierce lege, slaying a young woman ing at everybody,” said student Police rushed to the scene, one gunman at the school and gunbattle. and wounding at least 19 other Devansh Smri Vastava. “There hiding behind a wall as they the search for any others was people before police shot and were cops firing. It was so cra- exchanged fire with the gun- over. killed him, witnesses and au- zy.” man, whose back was against a Although police initially sug- thorities said. Witnesses said the attacker vending machine, said student gested the gunman had killed Police dismissed suggestions started firing outside the col- Andrea Barone, who was in the that terrorism played a role in lege before walking in the front cafeteria. Officers proceeded Please see DAWSON, page 8 Associated Press Groups clash on God’s will Calvinists, Arminians Arminianism is named for Jacob Arminius, a Dutch theolo- lack common ground gian during the Protestant Ref- on predestination ormation. “God limits himself so that By Claire St. Amant people can do things that are out Reporter of his will,” Olson, an Arminian, said. “Many people think that You chose this article. This you either have to believe in article chose you. So goes the God’s sovereignty or free will, debate between free will and but the two can be combined. predestination. It depends on how you define Many young Christians them.” wrestle with the issue of God’s According to the September will when dealing with deci- issue of Christianity Today, a sions like where to go to college, resurgence of Calvinistic, Re- who to marry and what career formed theology is a hallmark to pursue. of the last 20 years. Authors like Dr. Roger Olson, a professor John Piper have developed a at George W. Truett Theologi- following of young people who cal Seminary, said he believes “have once again brought the “every serious Christian ought perennial debate about God’s to think about the nature of the sovereignty and humans’ free sovereignty of God.” will to the forefront.” Henry Chan/Lariat staff Calvinism, named after 16th George W. Truett Seminary century theologian John Calvin, is no exception to that trend. states that God predestines the This fall a class on Arminianism A developing trend path of one’s life. Arminianism and Calvinism, in its first year, Waco Senior Becca Cole sifts through her photo prints for her photogra- chance to open her own photo gallery when she graduates from Baylor asserts that God simply fore- is taught by Dr. Olson and is an phy class on Wednesday afternoon. Becca said she hopes to have the in the spring. knows what course one will choose. Please see DEBATE, page 4 BU pair runs for border, winds up in Mexican jail

Students land mate, Lagos, Nigeria, junior and universities that provides to do is hop over the border “Not one of them understood in tight spot after Osione Itegboje, found them- information for the issuance of “He made it sound like it to Mexico for a while and then English, so in the best Span- selves having to make that choice a student visa, had expired. turn around and come back,” ish I could muster, I told them confusion over forms in mid-August after their breezy “They said I wouldn’t be eli- was going to be a Barrett said. “That’s all they said about our trip. All seemed well weekend in Mexico turned into gible to apply for the fall semes- fun weekend.” he’d have to do.” until they saw Osione’s Nigerian By Van Darden a diplomatic nightmare, replete ter,” Itegboje said. “They said With no other options, Iteg- passport.” Staff writer with Honduran immigrants and the only way I could attend was Benny Barrett boje called his former roommate Barrett said the officials in- counterfeit Greek passports. if I left the country sometime Dallas senior and asked him if he wanted to formed them that Osione must You’ve just been put in jail in “I had an internship ... and I within the two weeks prior to spend a weekend in Mexico. obtain a Mexican visa before he Nuevo Laredo, Mexico for not needed work approval,” Itegboje the fall semester and renew my “He made it sound like it could be allowed to enter into having your official “papers.” said. “I gave the papers to my I-94 card.” “I was stuck, though,” Iteg- was going to be a fun weekend,” the country. The guard allows you one book. boss, but he didn’t fill them out The I-94 is a form that notes boje said. “I couldn’t get to Ni- Barrett said. “They told us to visit the Which one do you take? on time and they were turned in the arrival and departure record geria and back in that amount And everything went fine un- Mexican consul, who then told If you’re Dallas senior Benny late.” for foreigners. of time.” til they walked across a bridge us that it takes 15 days to pro- Barrett, you take G.K. Chester- Itegboje said Baylor’s Center Re-entering the United He then contacted the Cen- over the Rio Grande. cess a visa,” Barrett said. “That ton’s Orthodoxy and swat mos- for International Education in- States, Itegboje said, automati- ter for International Education, “We had our first encounter wasn’t going to work.” quitoes in between chapters. formed him that as a result, his cally updates an I-94 and re- again. with the Mexican Immigration Barrett and his former room- I-20, a form issued by colleges news an I-20. “They told him all he needed Department then,” Barrett said. Please see MEXICO, page 8 Baylor alum takes over at Hewlett-Packard

By Jordan Robertson said Wednesday. “We currently have sufficient evi- the investigation into who was leak- The Associated Press Spokesman Tom Dresslar did not dence to indict people both within ing boardroom secrets to reporters, say who would be charged or what Hewlett-Packard as well as contrac- but said she was appalled that pri- SAN JOSE, Calif. — Hewlett-Pack- the charges would be. He also em- tors on the outside,” Lockyer told vate investigators hired by the com- ard Co. announced Tuesday that phasized that it may take longer for PBS’ NewsHour with Jim Lehrer. pany used Social Security numbers Mark Hurd, who earned his bach- the detailed investigation to produce He has said HP’s internal probe of to impersonate HP directors and re- elor’s in business administration charges. media leaks violated two California porters, then persuaded phone com- from Baylor in 1979, is replacing “We’re not going to confine our- laws governing identity theft and il- panies to turn over detailed logs of controversial former Chairwoman selves to any particular timetable,” legal access to computer records. their home phone calls. Patricia Dunn. Dresslar said. “We’ll go when we’re The FBI and the U.S. attorney for The ruse, known as “pretexting,” Hurd became CEO of HP in 2005. ready to go, and not a minute before Northern California are also investi- is commonly used by private investi- Upon signing, Hurd was given a $2 that.” gating HP for illegal computer intru- gators but is against the law, Lockyer million signing bonus and received On Tuesday, Attorney General sion and wiretapping. The company said. $1.4 million in salary and 700,000 Bill Lockyer said he already had also faces inquiries by the Securi- Dunn would appear to be the shares in stock options with HP. enough evidence to charge HP insid- ties and Exchange Commission, the most likely HP insider to be charged Criminal charges could come ers and the private investigators who Federal Communications Commis- in the criminal probe, but legal ex- within a week in the boardroom spy- impersonated board members and sion and the U.S. House Energy and perts said investigators must prove Associated Press ing scandal at Hewlett-Packard Co., journalists in order to access logs of Commerce Committee. Hewlett-Packard Chairman Mark Hurd sits with former the state Attorney General’s Office their personal phone calls. Dunn has admitted authorizing Please see HURD, page 5 Chairwoman Patricia Dunn at a conference in 2005.

As I lazily flipped through the Great Valley; they were on it to go is spiraling inevitably try to draw an audience in with in their own way by making bad channels the other day, I was a journey through the mists downward to the $5 bin at Wal- the title. movies that force people to get presented with a blast from the — whatever that is. point Mart. Where has all the creativ- I was astonished the first up and be active. past. As I scanned past the Dis- To my surprise, a commercial ity gone? time I saw a preview for Direc- I know this trend of unap- ney channel, I did a double-take proved that this in fact was not of view Even though movies seem to tor David Ellis’ movie Snakes on pealing movies has made me and returned to the channel. the original, but the Land Before be declining in quality, movie a Plane. I thought it was a joke. consider a new wave of active- I recognized the characters Time IV. I didn’t even know they by laura frase prices still are shooting up. Not only is the story line poor ness, but my desire to be a coach from one of my favorite mov- made a II or III, much less IV. People will always go to the — killer snakes on a plane — but potato still outweighs my desire ies growing up: The Land Before It seems like producers are movies, especially in cities like the name is downright insulting to hit the Bear Trail. Time. making every movie a sequel, ertheless, it always gives me a Waco with little entertainment, to audiences. So, for all of you telecom- Littlefoot, Sarah — the prequel or trilogy, have a pathet- good laugh. and if directors can get away If we’re going to pay $8 for munication majors, aspiring whole gang was there. But, as ic plot line, or have the same But then they had to go and with making a low-cost film, a movie, the least directors and screenwriters, producers and I watched, I noticed something storyline in a slightly different make Bring it On, Again. Well, I why not do it and pocket that producers could do is to put directors, hear my plea: Break was off about the movie. I soon environment. don’t want it to be brought on extra cash. some effort into the title. into Hollywood with fresh ideas realized that these adventurous The same thing happened again. It’s no wonder movies are It’s possible that producers and entertaining titles. dinosaurs I had fallen in love with Bring it On. Sure, it was The first one was medio- sliding downward. and directors make movies bad I don’t think I could with- with so many years ago were on one of those movies that you cre and everyone knows that And even when people come intentionally. stand a Snakes on a Plane II. a different adventure. might be slightly embarrassed sequels are never as good as the up with a sub-par movie idea, Perhaps they actually are Laura Frase is a senior journal- They weren’t searching for to admit that you own, but nev- first, meaning the only place for you’d think they could at least battling the rise in child obesity ism major from Longview.

Opinion policy Editorial The Baylor Lariat welcomes reader viewpoints through letters to the editor and guest col- Paris DUI umns. Opinions expressed in the Lariat are not necessarily those of the Baylor administration, the not an Baylor Board of Regents or the Student Publications Board. Letters to the editor should include the writer’s name, major, issue of graduation year, phone number and student identification number. Non-student writers should include their address. ‘feelings’ Letters that focus on an issue affecting students or faculty may be considered for a guest Paris Hilton attracted the attention column at the editor’s discre- of the press Sept. 7 — like any other tion. day in the life of the celebrity debu- All submissions become the tante — but this time the attention fol- property of The Baylor Lariat. lowed her arrest for what Los Angeles The Lariat reserves the right to police called “suspected drunk driv- edit letters for grammar, length, ing.” libel and style. Police said Hilton had a .08 percent Letters should be e-mailed blood-alcohol level, which is the low- to [email protected] or est level warranting arrest. mailed to The Baylor Lariat, One Beyond endangering herself, Hil- Bear Place #97330, Waco, TX ton was endangering other motorists 76798-7330. on the road. So, although to the heiress the arrest may be “nothing,” as she called it, Corrections policy the repercussion of drunken driving is hardly above the concern the public The Baylor Lariat is commit- has expressed. ted to ensuring fair and accu- Hilton may face six months in jail rate reporting and will correct and a $2,000 fine if convicted under errors of substance on Page 2. California law, but as a first-time of- Corrections can be submitted to fender, it’s unlikely she’ll receive a jail the editor by sending an e-mail sentence, but instead a fine, commu- Seacrest that people were making too level.” But a quick look at the 5-foot- pared to the damages the heiress to [email protected] or nity service, a license suspension and big of a deal out of her arrest. 8-inch Hilton reveals the fact that Hil- could have inflicted on the road while by calling 254-710-4099. a required education class. “Everything I do is blown out of ton weighs quite a bit less than 137 intoxicated, but heaven forbid anyone As for Texas state law, first-time proportion, and it really hurts my feel- pounds. hurt her feelings when she breaks the DUI offenders face charges of a class ings,” she said. It’s too bad that this situation hurts law. B misdemeanor, up to 180 days in jail Hilton went on to tell Seacrest that Hilton’s feelings, but if it takes a few Hilton is a self-made celebrity and A subscription to the Lariat and/or a fine of up to $2,000 upon she was driving to get a hamburger feelings getting hurt to bring attention boasts her wealthy status on her tele- costs $45 for two semesters. conviction. after drinking “one margarita” on an to a serious issue, then so be it. vision show The Simple Life. Send check or money order to The convicted drunken driver empty stomach at a charity event ear- Perhaps Hilton would rather have So why can’t the hotel-princess One Bear Place #97330, Waco, could also receive a driver’s license lier that night. the press focus on her string of boy- hire a driver, or at least call a cab, after TX, 76798-7330 or e-mail Lar- suspension for up to one year, be- A Boston University School of Pub- friends, her 2003 sex tape which was she has too much to drink? The rest [email protected]. Visa and tween 24 and 100 hours of commu- lic Health showed that “a 137-pound broadcast on the Web, or her recent of America finds being a responsible MasterCard payments may be nity service and an education class. woman would need to consume three vow of sexual abstinence. citizen more important than what the phoned to 254-710-2662. Post- In response to these possible pun- drinks in one hour on an empty These private affairs have little re- dismissive and immature Hilton calls master: Please send address ishments, Hilton told radio host Ryan stomach to reach a .08 blood-alcohol percussion to the public when com- “nothing.” changes to above address. Government should save tax dollars for our home planet

Friday nights: four-hour In order to prove my point, feed? helped to advance scientific and ment saw fit to shrink its educa- astronomy lab. Saturday morn- I’ll begin with the most recent Underprivileged children technical knowledge, but didn’t tion budget. ings: four-hour astronomy lec- example. On Aug. 31, NASA from 11 different countries, produce anything concrete or So how about the next 20 ture. gave Lockheed Martin a $7.5 bil- point including Colombia, Guatemala that had been planned. years of NASA’s money? All it Total hours spent not having lion contract to build up to eight and Zambia, can be fed, educat- Let me do the math for you takes is $356 million to rein- fun this summer: 74. exploratory spaceships. This of view ed and receive medical care for again. That’s an additional 1.1 state our $4,000 grants. That In an attempt to graduate in contract will extend through a year through Children Inter- million children that could leaves more than $229 billion to May, I took a course at my home- 2019. by amanda bray national for $216. have eaten nutritious meals and add to additional funds. town community college during An article in the Washington With the money we’re about received an education for the It’s time for America’s spend- the summer — one that would Post quoted the vice president of and exploration. to use to fund astronaut adven- past 20 years. ing habits to be reprioritized. change my life forever. Lockheed Martin, John Karas, If $7.5 billion weren’t enough, tures, more than 53 million Now let’s visit another field Rather than shelling out billions Forgive me, I just lied. After as saying, “For me it’s about there’s more. According to a children could be sponsored where NASA’s money could be of dollars so that a few men can having my summer ripped from exploring; it’s about adventure. report from the United States through Children International more effectively spent: U.S. edu- hop around the moon, it’s time my fingertips through long, It’s great to be with NASA and Government Accountability for the next 20 years. cation. for a shift in focus. It’s time to tedious lab sessions and monot- go out and explore.” Office in July, NASA “plans to The same report also stated Like almost 89,000 college start paying attention to the onous PowerPoint shows at 9 That’s nice. Taxpayers are spend nearly $230 billion over that since the 1980s, NASA students across the U.S., my children and students on our a.m. , I learned one thing. Amer- funding space ships that will the next two decades.” has spent about $4.8 billion Pell grant’s gone. It was a sad own planet. ica spends too much money on go to the moon and possibly to Do you know how many hun- in “unsuccessful development day when I had to increase my Amanda Bray is a senior jour- space exploration. Mars … for the sake of adventure gry children that money could efforts.” Basically that money private loan because the govern- nalism major from McKinney.

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Many sign languages across Visual Relay Service The committee conducted a “The teachers say the stu- the globe have commonalities interpreters disabilities survey, which high- dents are never more motivated that make it easy for students of lighting the need for sign-lan- to read than when they get their ASL to learn them, she said. By Erin Pedigo guage interpreters. letters,” she said. All sign languages use the Reporter After the survey’s results The interpreting students concept of space, Wrzensinski were released, Baylor’s goal was also visit Austin to work and said, because they are visual Lori Wrzesinski likens the to lay a foundation for students play with the children on their and not spoken,” she said. little-known American Sign to incorporate a sign language/ campus, play games and enjoy “This makes it easier just by Language/English interpreting English interpreting minor with each other’s company. the virtue of the fact that they’ve minor to a hidden jewel. any major, Wrzesinski said. The Austin high school stu- been exposed to the common Standing in the laboratory The minor requires students dents visit Baylor in the spring, grammatical features among that students in the minor use to take four levels of sign lan- and Wrzesinski said their favor- sign languages. for projects, she had the lab as- guage. ite activity is to eat in the Pen- “If students have a founda- sistant, Larry Umberger, dem- When they complete a bach- land Residence Hall cafeteria. tion in sign language they are onstrate Visual Relay Service, a elor’s degree, they have the op- Wrzensinski said some sign able to communicate in any sign new technology that allows deaf tion of taking the Registration language minors have gone be- language (because of) the use people to make phone calls. for Interpreting for the Deaf yond helping the deaf in the of space and directional verbs,” Umberger is deaf. exam, created by the National state of Texas. she said. The technology is simple. Organization and Association Beth Underwood is a Mes- Wrzesinski said that many The deaf person clicks a remote for the Deaf. quite senior with a American view the deaf as disabled. She control at a TV, and an inter- After passing the exam, Sign Language/English Inter- said she thinks if people were to preter appears on the screen, they’re able to teach and interpreting minor. look closer into the deaf culture asking the deaf person if he or pret for the deaf. She became interested in sign and perhaps consider th minor she would like to make a call. The first deaf education stu- language during high school or a couple of deaf education During the phone conversa- dents graduated in 2004, with and later pursued the interpret- classes they would see that the tion, the interpreter signs to the half of them taking and passing ing minor with her sights set on deaf are just like others in many deaf person, allowing the callers the exam, Wrzesinski said. a career. ways, and yet they constitute a to converse. Students currently pursuing Underwood traveled to Hon- minority, too. “There was a shortage of in- the minor work outside of the duras last June to work with deaf “They’re really like any other terpreters before this technol- university. children at a Christian school. group that speaks a different ogy,” Wrzesinski said. As part of their degree, they’re During her trip she said she language than the majority,” she Wrzesinski is director of the involved in a pen pal program worked with a group of deaf stu- said. American Sign Language Pro- with deaf junior-high students dents to build their knowledge Wrzesinski said a sign lan- gram, and she’s also a senior at Austin’s Texas School for the of deaf culture and also sign- guage interpreting minor is ben- lecturer. Deaf. ing. eficial for fields like nursing and Henry Chan/Lariat staff The interpreting program The correspondence pro- In Honduras, the local sign social work where interpreter Garland Junior Brittany Wardell records a sign language conversation in the was created 10 years ago, Wrzes- gram uses sign and spoken lan- language is called Lengua de would allow doctors or patients sign language laboratory for a test on Wednesday afternoon. inski said, after the lack of inter- guage, with students sending Señas Hondureñas, much like to communicate easier. ExxonMobil employees, grads share advice for students’ future By Orie Achonwa tation. decide whether they want to be- said, ExxonMobil is looking to “It was a great opportunity career success to taking Geo- Reporter McNight graduated from come or remain an expert in a build new employees into to- for a company like ExxonMobil graphic Information Systems, Baylor in 1981 and is a former single area of technology. morrow’s leaders. to come to campus and see if geology classes and attending All students have to package Baylor professor; Sims graduat- “The petroleum industry is “ExxonMobil doesn’t look Baylor graduates can do well in this same presentation when their skills to employers in ated in 1982; and Cooper gradu- one of the most high-tech indus- for people that will be good for the field,” said Lorenzo Amos, she was a student at Baylor. tractive ways after graduation in ated in 2005. tries,” Sims said. a job that presently exists,” Sims a San Antonio senior and presi- “The day I defended my the- order to secure a job. The presentation gave engi- Students entering the field said. dent of the American Society of sis I was notified that my intern- Baylor alumni and current neering and computer science should have analytical thinking “They want someone that Mechanical Engineers. ship was turned into a full-time ExxonMobil employees Cleavy students information about in- and problem solving skills, pri- can be educated and trained to “It’s good to see that Baylor’s position with ExxonMobil,” L. McNight, Daryl Sims and ternships at ExxonMobil and or internship or relevant experi- do a job that will come in the name has gotten out there as a Cooper said. Tara Cooper shared experiences also the competencies needed ence, and the ability to adapt to future.” university that graduates quali- ExxonMobil, which is one with engineering and computer for the field. change, Sims said. The speakers advised stu- fied engineers,” Amos said. of the world’s top three petro- science students at Tuesday’s Sims encouraged those in- He said the nation expects dents to seek companies that Cooper started with Exxon- chemical companies, will return “Opportunities in the World- terested in the engineering and 85 percent of current employees are on the leading edge of tech- Mobil in August 2004 while fin- to the Baylor campus on Oct. 17 wide Energy Industry” presen- computer science industries to to retire within 15 years. So, he nology. ishing her thesis. She credits her and 18 to conduct interviews. Modern office design transforms companies status symbol.” gan Associates Inc., a national archi- By Ieva M. Augstums Generation Y, the younger work tecture and interior design firm. McClatchy Newspapers force known for wearing flip-flops In Deloitte’s downtown Dallas of- and listening to iPods at the office, fice, the difference is as distinct as DALLAS — When Tara Kirk arrives has been transforming the culture of night and day. at work, she immediately walks up- corporate America. “From my perspective, what the stairs to the kitchen and grabs a cup But it’s also changing the physical younger people are bringing is a re- of coffee. workspace. freshing look, and we have a willing- Typical morning behavior, right? Businesses are now providing ness to look at it,” says Stan Smith, But a majority of her co-workers at “personal” rooms, more open areas principal and national director of Firehouse, an advertising and brand- and break lounges with full kitchen next-generation initiatives for Deloitte ing agency in Far North Dallas, do the amenities. The corner office with win- & Touche USA LLP. same thing — and then they sit and dows is no longer just for executives. “It’s not that we should have al- socialize in their company’s living Instead, it’s now a cubicle for any em- ready been doing this. ... The young room. ployee — traditional offices have been people are helping.” “I just like to catch up and then moved to the inside of the floor, sans Deloitte, which has made its office I head to my room — oh, I mean of- city view. modifications over the last couple of McClatchy Newspapers fice,” says the 24-year-old copywriter. “The way we design space today is years, is feeling a sense of urgency James Helms and Jason Fox (background) of Firehouse, an advertising and branding agency, work “It’s nice having your own room. It’s radically different than 10 years ago,” to accommodate the changing work on ad ideas in a meeting room furnished like a den. Some companies have been moving toward a coming of age type of thing. 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By Orie Achonwa portion of the project, then insert Currently, students can only share one clipboard so they are Reporter work in the appropriate place in use Teamspot in the Moody able to cross-paste, meaning a the template that appears on computer lab. Next semester student can cut or copy text or A huddle is no longer needed the monitor. This eliminates the more Teamspot locations will pictures on one laptop and paste to get teammates on the same need to gather everyone’s work be considered. To use Teamspot it on another group member’s page. Teamspot, a new feature at and designate a team member to students can either bring a lap- computer. Moody Memorial Library allows put together the final project. top or check one out from the The entire group can view students to share ideas without “Seeing groups of students computer lab. this exchange of informa- crowding around a single com- huddle around one computer “Go to Teamspot-01.baylor. tion on the big-screen moni- puter. was the motivation for bringing edu for a one-time download of tor. Teamspot also includes an Students will be able to con- Teamspot to campus,” David the software, enter you’re infor- annotate feature, which allows tribute and interact with the Burns, manager of Information mation, and you’re connected,” students to draw on the screen group as if they were physically Common Services, said. “We Computer Facilities Coordina- with a variety of colors. present. saw Teamspot demonstrated at tor Cheyenne Kelly said. Although Teamspot provides Teamspot is a new group a conference and we decided to A code appears every time a different code for every ses- collaborative device located in implement it at Baylor.” anyone logs on for a session. sion, students still need to pro- the library’s computer lab that Students seem to like the idea Absent team members can still tect their work. allows students to share and of the resource, too. participate in the group’s discus- Computer lab attendants edit files and compile their “I think it’s interesting and sion by logging onto Teamspot have been trained on how to use work. Students can work on the will give students a better sense with the session’s code. The Teamspot. Associated Press project from their laptops and of working together,” Cedar Hill archive keeps records of all An instructional notebook at view the entire group project on senior Tamirra Tyler said. “It documents shared, Web sites the Teamspot station also pro- Former Texas Gov. Ann Richards talks with reporters as she campaigns in New Orleans for the Democratic presidential ticket in this Oct. 31, 2000, file photo. the big-screen monitor. shows what people have actually visited and notes taken during vides information on how to use Richards, the witty and flamboyant Democrat who went from homemaker to Each student can work on a contributed to a group project.” the session. All group members the software. national political celebrity, died Wednesday night at her home. She was 73.

from page 1 lowship support Calvinism. into the tenets of Calvinism,” all indifference on the subject. ‘Hell-raiser’ Richards DEBATE Reformed University Fellow- Hatton said. Most Baptist churches haven’t elective entitled Studies in Sys- ship Director Peter Hatton said “We are distinctly reformed, made an official standpoint on tematic Theology. Each semes- he believes that Calvinism has unabashedly so, and I hope that the issue of predestination and succumbs to cancer ter, the topic is determined by a stronger Scriptural base than our ministry reflects that.” free will, Olson said. the professor. Olson chose this Arminianism. While both Olson and Hat- “Because of this lack of dis- By Kelley Shannon as’ male-dominated establish- topic because he just finished “If you look at the Scriptures ton are passionate about the dif- tinction, there are Calvinists The Associated Press ment. a book on Arminianism and as a whole, and not just at indi- ferences between their theolo- and Arminian Baptists, and CONDOS, DUPLEXES,She served HOUSES as Texas gover- because “Baptists love to argue vidual verses, the idea of Calvin- gies, student sentiments differ. then there are many who do AUSTIN — Former Texas nor for one term before losing about predestination and free ism is present throughout the “I attend RUF, but I don’t con- not know what they are,” Olson Gov. Ann Richards,FOR theSALE witty an& re-election RENT. bid to Republican will.” Bible,” Hatton said. sider myself a Calvinist,” Colo- said. and flamboyant Democrat who George W. Bush. Olson’s new book, Arminian The ministry consists of a rado sophomore Nicole Hewett Other students believe both wentCall fromC. Cody homemaker Campbell: to (254)723-5176 na- She rose to the governorship Theology: Myths and Realities, large group Bible study as well said. “I feel like college students schools of thought are flawed. tional political celebrity, died with her come-from-behind was released September 9. as smaller, individual groups. are more apt to just call them- “We are probably wrong Wednesday night at her home victory over millionaire cow- “There are so many books The Calvinistic aspect isn’t selves “Christians” because they about everything,” Weatherford surrounded by her family after boy Clayton Williams in 1990, out there on Calvinism, or by stressed as much in the large don’t want to be stuck with the senior Riley Simmons said. “The a battle with cancer, a family cracking a half-century male Calvinists, but Arminianism group because of the many label of a certain denomination truth is so much more than we spokeswoman said. She was 73. grip on the Governor’s Man- hasn’t really been written on,” negative stereotypes associated or system of beliefs.” can comprehend, and anyone Richards was diagnosed with sion. Olson said. with it, Hatton said. Adding to the confusion be- that tries to enclose it within a esophageal cancer in March and Asked once what she might Ministries on campus such “In small groups, we have the tween Calvinism and Arminian- doctrine of theology or whatev- underwent chemotherapy treat- have done differently had she as Reformed University Fel- opportunity to really get deep ism is what Olson calls an over- er, is only fooling themselves.” ments. known she was going to be a Richards said she entered one-term governor, Richards politics to help others — espe- grinned. cially women and minorities “Oh, I would probably have who were often ignored by Tex- raised more hell.” Have your laundry done ALL SEMESTER for only

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Atlantis crew HURD from page 1 then barred him from seeking re-election. that she knew the investigators Keyworth, one of HP’s lon- would be engaging in illegal ac- gest serving board members, assembles tivity. resigned Tuesday. He acknowl- “If she had no idea that any- edged speaking to reporters but one was going to be involved said he did so with the compa- space station in this type of conduct, then ny’s approval. under our system of justice she The attempt to oust Keyworth shouldn’t be prosecuted,” said last spring riled another board By Rasha Madkour Ken Sukhia, a former U.S. attor- member, longtime Silicon Valley The Associated Press ney in Tallahassee, Fla. venture capitalist Tom Perkins, One of the firms HP hired to 74, who stormed out of the May HOUSTON — With grunts, stubborn conduct the probe is Security 18 meeting. bolts and heavy-duty tools, the internation- Outsourcing Solutions Inc., ac- His lawyer later pressed HP al space station was just like any other con- cording to The New York Times to reveal the reason for his res- struction site on Wednesday — except that and The Wall Street Journal, cit- ignation, which led to the SEC it’s more than 200 miles above the Earth. ing people familiar with author- filing last week in which the The Atlantis astronauts ganged up on a ities’ probes. company revealed its leaks in- particular bolt that was giving them a hard That business’ address and vestigation. Two lawyers also time and finally torqued it into submission. phone number match those of a were allegedly involved in the They had to replace an extension on a pis- law firm with an office in down- pretexting scandal. tol-grip power tool that broke while remov- town Boston, Bonner Kiernan Larry Sonsini, a noted Silicon ing a restraint on a rotary joint. Trebach & Crociata. Valley legal mind, served as an “Son of a gun,” Steve MacLean muttered, One staff member who would outside adviser to the HP board showing considerably more care in his lan- not identify herself Wednes- during the investigation. In an guage than many earthbound construction day told The Associated Press e-mail exchange with Perkins workers. He then gathered the pieces in a Associated Press she had never heard of Secu- in June, obtained by The Wall trash bag so they wouldn’t float away and rity Outsourcing Solutions. An- Street Journal, Sonsini said he In this image from NASA TV, Mission Specialist Steve MacLean of the Canadian Space Agency works on went to a toolbox to replace the part. the newly installed solar array during a space walk Wednesday outside the International Space Station. other woman referred inquiries was not involved in “the design It was the second straight day spacewalk- to partner John Kiernan, who or conduct of the investigation,” ing astronauts toiled on the new 17 1/2-ton was not immediately available but that it appeared to be legal. addition to the international space station, bling and maintaining the half-built space the first spacewalk of their careers as they for comment. Two other board Sonsini also warned Perkins removing protective covers and loosening station to 431 hours and 54 minutes. fought to loosen a few balking bolts. members who became ensnared not to talk to outsiders about latches and bolts that held the hardware The installation of the new piece — a While MacLean was removing a cover on in the leaks investigation are confidential board processes down during the jolting ride into orbit. $372 million, 45-foot truss that holds elec- a crucial rotary joint, a bolt floated off dur- unlikely to be charged. and deliberations. Sonsini said “We sure appreciate you answering that tricity-generating solar panels — is the first ing Tuesday’s spacewalk. At a board meeting in May, that would be a breach of his age-old question from Mission Control: How construction job on the orbiting outpost Space debris can be dangerous, but Dunn identified director George responsibilities as an HP board many astronauts does it take to unscrew a since the Columbia disaster more than 3 NASA spokesman Grey Hautaluoma said Keyworth III as the source of a member. bolt?” Mission Control joked. “Apparently, it 1/2 years ago. the latest piece of space junk probably just January article on CNET Net- In his e-mail, Sonsini says takes three: two outside and one inside.” Space shuttle astronauts Dan Burbank, floated away. works Inc.’s News.com. Ann Baskins, HP’s general coun- The 7-hour, 11-minute spacewalk brought an American, and MacLean, a Canadian, The space station will be completed on The board asked Keyworth, sel, vetted the leak investigation the total amount of time dedicated to assem- groaned through the last hour or so of another mission in 2010. 66, to resign, but he refused. HP and believed it to be legal. Walk to benefit MS research fund

By Greer Kinsey multiple sclerosis, said James She said she’s expecting more Reporter Black, communications manag- than 500 walkers to come this er for the Lone Star Chapter of year. Last year, she said, only Former Baylor football coach the National Multiple Sclerosis 270 people walked. Grant Teaff knows what Baylor Society. Once people begin find- “This is one of the most students should be doing with ing out more about the disease, unique walks because it’s the their time Saturday morning, they realize the know someone only one at a zoo,” Black said. and it doesn’t include hitting the who has it, Black said. Of the 300 walkers regis- snooze button. “You can’t go far and not find tered, 80 are pre-med Baylor Teaff is inviting students to somebody that’s affected by this students, Hyde said. join Waco’s annual Tenet MS disease,” Teaff said. Everyone walking will auto- Walk at Cameron Park Zoo. The The Tenet MS Walk takes matically be placed in a draw- walk is a fundraiser for multiple place in Killeen, Denton, Ty- ing for door prizes, including sclerosis (MS) research. ler, Addison and Waco to raise diamond rings, gold necklaces, “Rather than sleep in, they money for the National Multiple three MP3 players and tickets to can do something good for Sclerosis Society’s research fund. various shows in Waco. A raffle somebody,” he said. More than 17,000 Texans are af- will take place after the walk, Teaff was head coach of the fected with multiple sclerosis which includes an autographed Baylor football team from 1972- each year. The Lone Star Chap- football from Teaff and several 1992 and has been named Tenet ter is the largest in the U.S., Ac- paintings and quilts, Alexander MS Walk honorary chairman. count Manager Gena Hyde said. said. Tammy Bookbinder, Teaff’s old- Chapter members hope to raise Registration begins at 7 a.m. est daughter and a Baylor grad- $1 million this year, she said. and the walk begins at 8 a.m. uate, has suffered from MS for More than 300 walkers and Saturday at Cameron Park Zoo. more than 20 years. 20 teams are currently regis- To register, call 1-800-FIGHT Most people walk on behalf tered, Walk Manager Denise Al- MS or register online at www. of someone they know with exander said. mswalklonestar.org.

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Baylor led Kansas State sity volleyball team learned a wasn’t done, either. the rest of the way, putting the Major Applewhite enjoys cult hard lesson Wednesday night: They closed the score 18-20, match away 3-1. legend status at Texas, where he It hurts to be on the receiving but strong offensive efforts from LeBlanc had another career was a freckled-faced kid with end of Baylor freshman Taylor Barnes and senior Nicole LeB- double-double with 18 kills and burnt orange hair who helped Barnes’ serves. lanc carried the team to a win, 10 digs. lead the Longhorn resurgence Barnes and the Lady Bears tying the match 1-1. “She’s just a warrior,” Jim from mediocrity to national volleyball team shocked the No. “It’s hard to pick up the team Barnes said. “There’s nothing power. 24 Wildcats with a 3-1 upset, when you’re down,” LeBlanc that she doesn’t do.” Now Opie is the enemy. winning its first Big 12 match said. “But the way we did it was Senior Desiree Guilliard- Applewhite faces his old and pushing its winning streak great.” Young and freshmen Anna Brey- team Saturday night when No. to 10 matches. Game three was crucial for fogle, Katie Sanders and Barnes 8 Texas (1-1) plays at Rice (0-2), The win marked third-sea- Baylor. Barnes pounded the each added 11 kills to lead the where he is the Owls’ new offen- son head Coach Jim Barnes’ first Wildcats with her strong serve, team’s offense. sive coordinator. victory over Kansas State. leading the team to a 30-22 “Nic and Des are two seniors “It’s an exciting time for me,” “To start the conference this win. on court that have to lead us,” Applewhite said. “(But) you can’t way couldn’t be better,” he said. “If a team lets her get going, Jim Barnes said. “Watching the get emotionally wrapped into The Lady Bears got off to a that’s when she starts rocking,” team play their best, that’s one where you went to school and quick start in game one, putting Jim Barnes said. “She thrives on of those reasons you coach.” stuff like that. It’s a job, it’s a the pressure on Kansas State ear- the competition.” The Lady Bears will see if business now and you’ve got to ly. But as quickly as they could Up 2-1, the Lady Bears said they can continue their confer- be prepared.” take the lead, the Wildcats took they weren’t about to let the win ence success when they hit the At the ripe old age of 26, it right back, tying the score at slip away like last year. Baylor road Saturday to face Iowa State Applewhite was designing and 20. With eight errors, the team was up by two matches against University. running his own offense. struggled the remainder of the the Wildcats and had the final “It’s going to be a tough con- Texas coach Mack Brown game, falling short 24-30. win in reach. But the Wildcats ference,” Jim Barnes said. “But Melea Burke/Lariat staff noted that Applewhite, now 27, The Lady Bears were down, stormed back, defeating Baylor we’ll be up there with the top Senior middle blocker Desiree Guilliard-Young, 49, had 11 kills and eight block is younger than he was when he but they weren’t out. The teams 3-2. teams.” assists Wednesday in Baylor’s 3-1 upset over No. 24 Kansas State. got his first coordinator’s job. Brown was 28 when he was named offensive coordinator at Iowa State in 1980. Cornerback Wilson’s making a name for himself “I’m just so proud of him,” Brown said. “Major has head college football, Wilson has no comes from film study.” coach written all over him; it’s By Daniel Youngblood lack of confidence in his team “I’m a film-oholic,” Wilson just a matter of time.” Sports editor or himself. He’s also not shy said. “I know a guy’s personality; Applewhite had plenty of about communicating that con- I can pretty much tell whether work to do. Baylor cornerback and defen- fidence. the guy’s got a girlfriend or not He scrapped the wishbone sive captain C.J. Wilson may not “I feel like if the ball is even just from reading film.” offense for a one-back offense be a household name nationally, faked in my direction on the Wilson’s preparation and similar to one used by the Long- but you can bet his opponents field, it’s my ball to get. I believe ability will be put to the test Sat- horns. know who he is. that, and that’s the way it is.” urday when the Bears take on “We had to get into today’s With a Big 12-leading five Wilson said. “If I only get one the Washington State Cougars offense,” Applewhite said. “Not interceptions in 2005, Wilson pass a game thrown my way, in Seattle. Wilson will likely many kids want to play in a put himself on the map of col- more than likely, I’m going to be matched up on one of the wishbone.” lege football’s elite defensive make that play. That’s what I ex- nation’s best receivers in Jason The results haven’t produced backs. With three more picks pect out of myself.” Hill, who has received for more a winner yet. Rice led Houston in the first two games of 2006, While Wilson’s glowing con- than 1,000 yards and averaged 30-14 in the season opener be- he’s solidifying his position on fidence has drawn the ire of almost 20 yards-per-catch in fore losing 31-30. Last week, the this list. some opposing team’s fans, the each of the last two seasons. But Owls lost 26-16 at UCLA. After being named an All- fun-loving senior from Terrell it’s not like Wilson to back down Facing his old team this American and Thorpe Award has made it a point to differen- from any challenge. To say he’s week, Applewhite has been candidate before this season tiate between having a swagger scared of Hill would be a lie. asked repeatedly to rehash the began, it was clear that Wilson about him and being cocky. “If they put me on this Hill good and bad times of his play- would be under a lot of pressure “You got to humble yourself,” Kelly Moore/Lariat staff kid, you might see six or seven ing career, from the big wins to perform up to the hype. Wilson said. “That’s where a lot Senior cornerback C.J. Wilson is congratulated after intercepting the ball Sat- (interceptions),” Wilson said. to the controversy that swirled Wilson’s also been rated as of guys fall. They hear ‘they’re urday. Wilson has a Big 12 high of eight interceptions in 13 games. “They like to force feed this guy, around his benching in favor of the nation’s fourth-best senior not going to throw it at you’ and I’ve never liked being force-fed, Chris Simms for part of 2000 cornerback by ESPN analyst stuff like that, and a lot of guys’ three picks in two games, the penalty I’ll tolerate is pass in- but that’s a meal that I won’t eat and most of 2001. Mel Kiper. It’s clear that at least heads get big. You just got to sky’s the limit for him. He gives terference; it’s your right to go this week for.” He says the arc of his career, early this season, he’s handled humble yourself and know how us so much momentum ... He’s to the football,” Morriss said. “I Despite his success and including a painful knee injury the pressure well. you got in this situation and done a great job.” think they’re listening. C.J.’s lis- many accolades, Wilson said in 2000 and the QB controversy, “As far as C.J.’s play, we’ve prepare yourself like you did Both Morriss and defensive tening anyway.” he understands he can still im- made him a better coach. come to expect that from him,” before you got all the love from coordinator Bill Bradley have But aggressive play and in- prove and makes sure to give “That’s made him a better Baylor fourth-year head Coach people.” praised Wilson’s aggressive play stincts are only part of the equa- the credit for his success. player. That’s made me a better Guy Morriss said. “Two weeks After snatching a Big 12-high on defense, and the early returns tion for Wilson, who said much “I still got to get better, and I coach,” Applewhite said. in a row now he’s certainly im- of eight interceptions in his last would suggest it’s paid off. of the success he’s had jumping still got to keep working on a lot “I appreciate everything pressed us all.” 13 games, Wilson’s gotten no “I tell (the defensive backs) routes and capitalizing on quar- of stuff, but I’ll take it — Lord, anyone in that building did for Aside from being Baylor’s shortage of recognition. almost once a week, ‘The one terbacks’ mistakes “actually thank you,” he said. me.” best cornerback, and one of the Baylor senior quarterback best in the nation, Wilson also and captain Shawn Bell has cer- happens to be one of the team’s tainly noticed Wilson’s contri- most outspoken players. From butions to the team’s success. predicting a Baylor national “C.J.’s had a great first two championship in 2006, to call- games,” Bell said. “We were talk- ing his defensive unit the best in ing on the sidelines, and with Need Now!!!

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MUST HAVE GRADUATED WITHIN THE LAST 2 YEARS OR WILL BE GRADUATING WITHIN THE NEXT 6 MONTHS. MINIMUM OF AN ASSOCIATES DEGREE REQUIRED. Thursday, September 14, 2006 entertainment The Baylor Lariat 7 Zoo’s lion cubs Waco Civic shines overcome illness in ‘Sound of Music’ Local theater meets da Olmstead) and Max Detwei- By Carlee Besier Kioja suffered a spinal injury challenge of adding ler (Russ Williams) attempt to Reporter that paralyzed her back end, bring Capt. von Trapp around said Terry Cox, curator of pro- creative touches to to their way of thinking. These New arrivals at Cameron grams and exhibits at the zoo. well-known musical scenes lack focus and drag the Park Zoo are keeping the staff Michael Roberts, animal care otherwise steady momentum of on their toes. manager of mammals, said zoo the show. On June 13, Shamfa, a South staff members are hand-rearing By Amber Orand Additionally, Williams’ Max African lion, gave birth to five the cub. She gets between 13 Contributor is way over the top. His bizarre lion cubs. Due to illness, and and 15 hours of attention from false hair and outrageous Aus- despite 24-hour staff care, only the keepers each day. How do you solve the prob- trian accent (wisely eschewed three survived. During this time, the keep- lem of staging a 47-year-old by the rest of the cast) are not The cubs made their debut ers make sure she maintains a Courtesy photo musical practically everyone so much comic relief as needless over Labor Day weekend, and balanced diet and does physi- knows by heart? When produc- distraction. visitors voted on names for the cal therapy. Her every move is Cameron Park Zoo’s newest arrivals, Mashaka, from left, Ade and Kioja, watch ing a show that is as well-known Jeff Theiss’ musical direction three cubs. monitored and documented in visitors from the lion’s pen. The three cubs are the remaining survivors of a five and universally beloved as The is more than competent, and, The winning names, all of order to “assist her toward a suc- cub litter born on June 13 to Shamfa, a South African lion. Sound of Music, theaters face the with few exceptions, the pol- which are of African dialect, cessful and complete recovery,” difficulty of making the show ished orchestra supports rather were Mashaka, meaning “trou- Roberts said. gerous to reintroduce the two and Atlanta freshman Ariel their own without losing what than overpowers the perform- ble,” and Ade, “the royal one,” for “She’s now regaining move- just yet, Roberts said. Clarke recently went to the zoo is best about more familiar ver- ers’ voices. the males, and Kioja, or “mira- ment and doing very well,” Cox “Kioja’s health is our primary for their wildlife ecology lab. sions. The nuns’ beautiful harmo- cle,” for the female. said. “We have high hopes that focus and importance. Reintro- Lake said that while viewing nies in the opening chorale get And Kioja really is the zoo’s she’ll be a normal lioness one ducing her to her mother is a the lion exhibit, one repeatedly THEATERREVIEW the show off to an impressive own miracle. day.” possibility for the future,” Rob- growled at him. “It was exhila- start. In fact, the nuns do some On Aug. 14, Shamfa rejected Every day the three cubs go erts said. rating,” he said. “I really did Waco Civic Theatre handles of the best singing in the produc- Kioja from the nest box and her out on exhibit. The two male cubs are inter- learn a lot.” this dilemma deftly, using a tal- tion, particularly Karen Hogue siblings. Staff members could “The brothers and sister acting just fine with each other The lion cubs are on exhibit ented cast, strong musical direc- as Mother Abbess. Hogue’s soar- tell the cub had lost weight and interact as if they were never and their mother, Roberts said. 9 a.m. to noon Monday through tion and simple stage direction ing “Climb Ev’ry Mountain” is a something was wrong. separated,” Roberts said. This They play and wrestle, and their Saturday and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to keep The Sound of Music as high point. She was taken to Texas A&M play and exercise period not mom plays with them. They also Sunday. Cameras are allowed at fresh and entertaining as the While the simplicity and Veterinary Hospital in College only helps with Kioja’s physi- participate in social grooming, all exhibits. day it was written. ingenuity of Chris Harris’ set Station, where doctors per- cal therapy but also strengthens which is part of the family bond- “Sometimes they stay out a lit- Casey Blaine brings a hearty, is admirable, some conventions formed a spinal tap, X-rays and their family bond. Since Shamfa ing. tle longer because mom doesn’t common-sense air to the role work better in theory than in an MRI. rejected Kioja, it could be dan- Dallas sophomore Scott Lake want to come in,” Cox said. of postulant-turned-governess practice. Maria. It is not a stretch to envi- Projecting photographs on sion this athletic, earthy Maria a screen is a creative way to hiking through the Alps. address scenery challenges, but Concert to pay tribute to revered composer Saturday night, Blaine’s voice the PowerPoint-style transitions sounded tired in the middle of are so awkward, the Alpine vis- By Laura Klingsporn Shostakovich is hailed by According to Grove Music work, Jordan said. They have Act 1, but she quickly rebound- tas and starry nights might have Reporter many musicians as one of the Online, Joseph Stalin official- studied his work closely to find ed with a flawless rendition of been better left to audiences’ most celebrated composers of ly denounced Shostakovich’s the symbolism and the effect the the challenging “The Lonely imaginations. Combine a 100-year-old the 20th century. He wrote more music in 1936. His work, how- music had on the world during Goatherd” and remained in With modest budgets and Russian composer, 120 Baylor than 150 compositions in Rus- ever, soared in popularity after that time period. strong voice for the rest of the volunteer personnel, no com- student musicians, an artist- sia during the Soviet Period. His Stalin’s death in 1953. “He basically thumbed his performance. munity theater production is in-residence as a piano soloist work also was recognized as a Shostakovich’s style draws nose at the government through Casey Blaine’s husband, ever perfectly polished. Still, and a graduate student and you significant political tool by the heavily on themes from popular his music,” said cello player Paul Chris Blaine, captures the this one is relatively smooth. have an unforgettable salute to a administration of former Rus- Russian folk songs, but also fol- Vanderpool, an Alamo senior. humanity behind Capt. Georg The theater’s The Sound of musical legend. sian president Vladimir Ilich lows the traditions of Bach, said “His music is very powerful. von Trapp’s stoicism, making Music is sweet without veering Baylor School of Music will Lenin. artist-in-residence Dr. Krassi- He would put underlying sym- his rapid conversion from stern into sappiness and keeps the present the Dmitri Shostakovich “His works are very interest- mira Jordan. bolism in his music to convey to sweet believable. focus on the ever-timely theme Centennial Celebration concert ing and show a lot of character. “Even after being wrenched his political ideas,” Victoria The seven precocious von of the play: That with courage, in honor of the late composer’s His works are often serious but by the Communist politicians graduate student Samantha Trapp kids are delightful; stand- faith and togetherness, people birthday today. The free concert also can be lighthearted,” said who valued conformity over Keehn said. outs are Helen Blaine as Brigitta, can climb great mountains. will take place at 7:30 p.m. today Dr. J. Eric Wilson, director of self-expression, he remains an The concert will feature the Anna Schmidt as Gretl and Ash- Here’s hoping this first pro- in Jones Concert Hall. bands. “The concert will show- internationally renowned com- Baylor Symphony Orchestra, the ley Meade as Liesl. duction in Waco Civic Theatre’s “It is a chance to salute him case those extremes and also poser,” Jordan said. Wind Ensemble, and Jordan as Parker Willson’s direction is, season is a harbinger of other and celebrate him. His 100th many things in between.” Students performing in the piano soloist. It will end with for the most part, airy and crisp. good things to come. The Sound birthday only comes once,” Dick Shostakovich used his music concert have taken time to observations and discussions The pace clips along nicely, of Music runs through Septem- Veit, concert and promotions to protest the Soviet government examine the political and social with fine arts evening supervi- except for two scenes in which ber 16. All performances are manager, said. during a tumultuous time. ramifications of Shostakovich’s sor Rachel Maine. Baroness Elsa Schraeder (Aman- sold out.

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off the bus,” Barrett said. “The mouth was up to, I loudly greet- carcerated for attempting to tions of my criminal record,” said (the Mexican guards) were MEXICO from page 1 driver and all of our fellow pas- ed them in slang Spanish,” Bar- enter into America with a coun- Itegboje said. just looking for bribes.” So Barrett called the Inter- sengers prayed blessings upon rett said. “There was a second terfeit Greek passport. He said After spending about 20 Alexine Burke, international national Education Office and us, saying ‘Dios te bendiga’ as of silence and Osione just stood he was an Iranian, but his story hours in jail, Barrett and Itegbo- student advisor for the Center was told that Itegboje, did not, we walked down the long aisle there glaring at me in horror.” constantly changed as we con- je found themselves penniless, for International Education, said in fact, need a visa and that they into our very uncertain situa- Suddenly, Barrett said, the tinued to talk to him.” hungry and a long way from directing students to Mexico or should just go across the bridge tion.” room was filled with roaring Barrett said that in a Mexican home. Canada is a “routine procedure” giving as little information as Barrett and Itegboje were led laughter. jail, time takes on an entirely “At first we tried to hitchhike for students who need to regain possible. to a small guard shack near the “I guess they were very new form. using a cardboard sign,” Bar- their visa status. “Surprisingly, it worked,” border and were held there for amused at the awkward Span- “Seconds turned into the rett said. “Six hours later, we “Based on our knowledge, it Barrett said. some time. ish greeting from the terrified rhythmic snoring of the Ira- decided to try our luck with the was the best thing for him to And with that, the two spent “A few minutes later, we were gringo,” Barrett said, “because nian sleeping below me,” he bus company that brought us do,” Burke said. “This was just the rest of the day and night in ordered into a van with six we were warmly welcomed with said. “Minutes became the para- down.” such an unusual situation. It Monterrey, Mexico’s third most Mexican border officers and be- many foreign graphs I read Barrett said he approached was definitely not supposed to populous city and home of La gan to travel down narrow back words, hand in my book.” the driver, offering his tattered happen like that.” Macroplaza, one of the world’s roads away from the highway,” slaps, and “Somewhere in all this The next ticket receipt. Burke said she wanted to largest plazas. Barrett said. “We pulled up to hugs. A strange I finally realized the day, Barrett “He looked at me, then at the make it clear that the did not The next day, they got back a modern-looking, three-story mesh of con- mystery of our destina- said he and ticket,” Barrett said. “I explained give Barrett or Itegboje inten- on a northbound bus on a direct building. One of the guards un- fusion, relief Itegboje were to him all that occurred and to tionally harmful directions. route to Dallas. locks the back door to the van and praise for tion. We were going to a called from my surprise, he gave this hearty “They aren’t supposed to “Thirty minutes outside the and beckons for us to follow our newfound jail at a Mexican border their cells. laugh. It so happened that there need [a visa],” Burke said. “I Mexican border, we arrived at him. I had not realized that the f r i e n d s h i p “ C o i n c i - were two empty seats in the checked with some colleagues an immigration checkpoint,” door had been locked.” p r o m p t e d town” dentally, that back of the bus.” at other universities and they all Barrett said. “My stomach sank Barrett said they were led me to utter a day happened Barrett said they finally ar- agreed we told them the right when the officer stepped on the into the building, where they brief prayer of Benny Barrett to be deporta- rived home, dirty and exhaust- thing.” bus and began checking the were told to place all their pos- thanksgiving.” Dallas senior tion day,” Bar- ed, nearly 72 hours after leav- Burke said the Center will no documents of each passenger.” sessions in their backpacks. Barrett said rett said. “I ing. longer advise students to go to Barrett said he showed the “We even had to unlace our he and Itegbo- was told I was “I walked in the front door of Mexico. officer his passport but was shoelaces,” Barrett said. When je passed the time making small to be deported back to the U.S. my house and found my mother “This will change the way we scolded for not having his offi- asked why, the guard chuckled talk in pidgin Spanish with the with my Nigerian friend and sitting in the front room finish- advise students on visa renew- cial papers. and told them that they could Hondurans who were intercept- that once we crossed the bridge, ing up her morning devotional,” al,” Burke said. “There are other, “Eventually he passed over be used as weapons by prison- ed as they were trying to make we would be unable to enter Barrett said. “She looked and me lengthier options.” me, telling me not to forget ers. it into the U.S. and reading the Mexico for one year under the said, ‘My, it looks like you’ve had Richard Pauza, press officer these papers if I ever enter into “Somewhere in all this I fi- books the guard allowed them threat of six months in Mexican quite a trip.’” for U.S. Customs and Border Mexico again,” Barrett said. “He nally realized the mystery of our to take. prison.” Itegboje said that through Protection, said all that Bar- moved onto Osione and when destination,” Barrett said. “We “At one point, a tall, thin man And with that, they were un- the deportation process, his rett and Itegboje should have he looked through Osione’s were going to a jail at a Mexican was pushed inside,” Barrett said. ceremoniously dumped out side, visa and passport forms were needed was a driver’s license or passport, he asked for his Mexi- border town.” “He yelled that he only knows bags and shoelaces in hand. renewed automatically as they passport. can visa.” Barrett said he and Itegboje English and introduced him- “They told me that if I, for re-entered the U.S. “For a Nigerian national, The visa Barrett and Itegboje were placed in a cell with 10 self as Alex and asks if we know whatever reason, was unable to “If we had just walked back all he needed was his pass- were told they wouldn’t need. stout, intimidating men, silently English. enter into the U.S., I would be across, there might not have port and his I-94,” Pauza said. “Since we had no money to staring at them. “We begin to trade stories prosecuted if I tried to re-enter been a problem,” Itegboje said. “They shouldn’t have had to go bribe him with, he ordered us “Before I realized what my and soon learn that he was in- Mexico for violating the condi- “The American customs officials through all that trouble.”

woman later died, a police of- saw the gunman. “He was shooting random- DAWSON from page 1 ficial said, speaking on condi- “He ... just started shooting ly, I didn’t know what he was tion of anonymity because the up the place. I ran up to the shooting at, but everyone was himself, Police Director Yvan victim’s next-of-kin had not yet third floor and I looked down screaming, Get out of the build- DeLorme later said at a news been notified. and he was still shooting,” Osei ing!” Boyer said. “Everybody conference that “based on cur- “Today we have witnessed a said. was in tears. Everybody was so rent information, the suspect cowardly and senseless act of “He was hiding behind the worried for their own safety for was killed by police.” violence unfold at Montreal’s vending machines and he came their own lives.” Police with guns drawn Dawson College,” Canadian out with a gun and started Vastava said he saw a man stood behind a police cruiser as Prime Minister Stephen Harper pointing and pointed at me. So I in military fatigues with “a big a SWAT team swarmed the 12- said. ran up the stairs. I saw a girl get rifle” storm the cafeteria. acre campus. “Our primary concern right shot in the leg.” “He just started shooting at The attacker’s bloody body, now is to ensure the safety and Osei said people in the cafe- people,” Vastava said, adding covered in a yellow sheet, lay recovery of all those who were teria were all lying on the floor. that he heard about 20 shots next to a police cruiser near an injured during this tragedy.” “I saw the gunman who was fired. He also said teachers ran entrance to a school building. Witnesses to Wednesday’s at- dressed in black and at that time through the halls telling stu- Montreal General Hospital tack said a man wearing a black he was shooting at people,” students to get out. “We all ran up- said 11 people were admitted, trench coat entered the school dent Michel Boyer told CTV. stairs.” including eight who were in cafeteria and opened fire with- “I immediately hit the floor. After police eventually killed critical condition. out uttering a word. It was probably one of the most the gunman, the officers helped Associated Press Nine others were taken to Derick Osei, 19, said he was frightening moments of my the students leave the cafeteria, Montreal police cover the body of the gunman who wounded 19 students and two other hospitals. One young walking to the cafeteria when he life.” crawling out on their bellies. killed one Wednesday. ©2006 VF Sportswear, Inc., www.nautica.com AREA: BAYLOR UNIV. BAYLOR AREA: Prints: NJ127 NJ116, Creative: NEWSPAPERS COLLEGE Name: Job NJCM-06-106 #: Job Nautica Client: 475 TENTH AVENUE 7TH FLOOR NEW YORK CITY 10018 CITY YORK NEW FLOOR 7TH AVENUE TENTH 475 tdo RJF Studio: Polina 10”H x 11.625”W Designer: 10.25”H x 11.875”W Trim: Bleed:

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