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7-13-2005 Arbiter, July 13 Students of Boise State University
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Peg Blake resigns, I Wheeler to continue t. as interim Vpi
BY RANDALL P05T News Editor
Cut locks and computer 'accessorles were strewn abo~t th~ VIllage aparlments computer lab after a break-In on June 20. PHofo BY RANDAll. POSTmlE ARBITER PHaro CDUlmSY UNIVERSITY RELATIONS many milestones, including the completion of a 40-child addi- Computers stolen from Village tion to the Children's Center, de- velopment of an expanded New Student Orientation Program, co-chairing with BSU Provost Sona Andrews on the Preshman apartments -lab, no arrests made Success Task Force, and cham- pioning the $8.5 million Student BY 5ARA BAHN50N the 24-hour lab was closed..The lockedat all times. can be entered ServicesBuildingand a $12.5mil- ASSistant News Editor BSUPolice Department believes through the use of a traditional lion Student Health Wellness and that four all-in-one computers, to keyor a student 10 keycard. Counseling facility. Four computers were stolen which the computer unit and the Video surveillance of the com- "She.will certainly be missed from the Boise State University monitor are attached, were stolen puter lab was in use at the time and was a tireless advocate for the Villageapartments' computerlab by the man follo~ing thedepar- ." of-the theft, but images gathered shideiftii IoZiiiik..:Siiiif"':)' V .. on June 20,prompting signlflcan; ture ofthe femalewitness. . were .deemed unusable. .police. " BISke ~amli;to;B~is~P'S(~te-in changes in security equipment The BSU Police Department, say. . . 1998after serVing13years at the and employeeeducation. is following up on a number of "Wedon't have a good picture University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Officials say at"approximately leads in the theft, but say they of the suspect, which is unfortu- where she earned her Ph.D.in ed- 3:00a.m., a man entered the com- are at a loss in the case due to a nate," said Craig Thompson, di- ucation administration. puter lab with a key, identified lack of proper surveillance and rector of'StudenrHousing. At Boise State, she oversaw a himselfasan employeetoafemale the inability to trace the key that Officials say the inadequate department ofmore than 200em- present inthe lab,and toldher that was used by the alleged intruder surveillance. in combination with ployees with an annual budget of or intruders. The lab, which is a lack of personal responsibility' $22million. This year, she completed her term as president of the 9,000- member National Association of Student Personnel Administrator, Zangsaid. Scientology: What. it is and isn't Other milestones Blake achieved during her time at Boise or psychiatrist. He was born in site, in explaining the faith, says: State include construction of the BY JEFFERY WEISS Tilden, Neb., in 1911and served "Man is an immortal spiritual be- The Dallas Morning News in the Navy during World War ing. His experience extends well Knight Ridder Tribune II. As a member of the NewYork beyond a single lifetime. His ca- See Bllke [page 2J Explorers Club, he was credited pabilities are unlimited, even DALLAS- Tom Cruise's high- t------...::...:...; with participa------'----- if not pres- profile trashing of psychiatry Magazine crews posing tion in several "It's an optical illusion ently realized. -. should come as no shocker to scientific ex- Sci en to log y anyone familiar with his religion. Scientology's position regarding pe~~tio~~~ a [that many celebrities ~~~:be~o~~i~ as BSU students in Boise most of psychiatry is compara- friend of John are Scientologists] , , ,No cally good,and magcrews and salespersons are ble to official Catholic teachings BY TIM HOOD Cam p bell, more than a half-dozen that. his spiri- News Writer legitimate, but scams and frauds about abortion. the editor of tual salvation are not uncommon. Scientology says that all psy- Astounding have been publicly asso- depends upon There have been reports made "Something they'll do, if you're chologicalillsare a result ofa par- S c ie nee "himself and recently to the Boise Police not going to buy a magazine, ticular kind of psycho-spiritual iat d ith S· t 1 Fiction, one. CIa e WI Clen 0 ogy, his fellowsand Department of young people they'll ask you for a small cash wound, and that medications and of the best- his attainment misrepresenting themselves and donation of five or ten dollars- other tools of modern psychiatry, known maga- of brotherhood notably electroshock therapy, are . their intentions in order to sell which they'll usually just putin zines of the pulp era. Campbell, with the universe." books or magazine subscrip- their pocket:' Sam said. Or, if you useless and harmful. who became an enthusiastic ad- Q: Is there anything scientific tions. These reports have come in pay for a magazine subscription What kind of religion sets up a vocate for "Dianetics,"published about Scientology? from throughout Boise and Ada with cash, the salesperson may psychological theory as sacred some ofMr.Hubbard's work. A:It is certainly "scientistic": it County. . not even process your order and doctrine? A thoroughly modern Hubbard died in 1986,"having uses jargon and gizmos that seem one. The Church of Scientology,. One incident involved young keep the cash forthemselves. . accomplished:' according to his scientific. men posing as BSUstudents so- "It'snot that they're necessarily no relation to Christian Science" officialbiography, "all he set out For instance. there's the "e- liciting cash donations for. the bad people, they're just in a bad is barely 50years old. Founded in .todo."He leftthousands ofpages meter," a sort of low-levellie de- Children'sHomeSocietyoftdaho, situation. The salespeople . are America,itstands as aparticular- ofwritings and hundreds ofhours teeter, The person being exam- t lysuccessful new religiousmove- In another incident, a young paid verylittle and feelcompelled t of recorded statements, all of ined, "audited" is the official woman selling magazines forced to stay in the situation because ment. which are considered sacred text term, holds two metal cans con------ws howsuccessful,however,is her way into a west Boise'home they often have nowhere else te t byScitmtologists. nected by a. wire to the meter. and then stole a DVDthat was go:' said Sam...... a matter ofdispute.Scientologists Q: What makes Scientology a Stress' affects conductivity, .so sitting on the table after she was "They'rejust capitalizing off of count their worldwide numbers religion? .' the auditor searches for words or, asked to leave.Therewerealso re- . young kids to make. money,.and in the millions. Manyreligion so- A:Hubbard eventually claimed situatlons that jiggle the needle. ciologists say the real numbers ports ofpurses being stolenin two they don't pay them very much. that .engrams were not simply Scientologists believe that those different Boise-areahomes. It's reallyscrewed are a tenth as large. up.~'·..'.. . produced. in this life, but that jigglesare evidence ofengrams. "It sounds likeS. magazine According to Sam,thecompa-', What can't be argued is that 'everyone carries the. residue of Auditors focus on those areas, .Scientology has some famous' crew,"says Sam, a former maga- . niesbehindthe~.1JlagCrew,s put' billions of years of past lives.All . desensitizing the person through ziriesalesperson.' "They say they outadsjn Ii~pli.~rstatgetlng adherents: Cruise. John Travolta, ..people are said tonave a "thetan," repetition. until the needle' no and KirstieAlleyamong them. It's .are.'working with organizations young people tijl9:mi>~sP!g up~ something like a soul In other re- longer jiggles. Scientologists be- and posingas collegestudems-at front bonuses and,thethance to also clear that Cruise's plugging . ligious traditions. lieve that's evidence that the en- Of ·War· of the •Worlds,~ which .' sounds likethe kind ofthings that .traveb"It appeals.i~~~~~ peo.pl~~·· '. . Scil~ntologi recognizes the gram has been released. When magazinecreWsdo.~: . . to be.able totra .." 'nd;'5cll'-:, .:; •.opened Wednesdlly,not to men- .existence of an impersonal su~ they-'reallreleased"the person is . tion his gushy wooing ofacness premebeing; but one verydiffer· considered"clear.=~;.' .. ar~~:::t~~~wt~~~::c~e;~~ ..,.~Jt~~es;·.an ..·. ....~'Salll"":'~',~:~:E' KatieHolmes,has raised the level Sdentologists pay' to be au- people. These crews consist of a '...•'.The.city of . .,",",1; dltedllnd forlllanyoJher classes ~;::;!()fI(tft'~~~oni=~ey'~5'.creWleader and anywherefrOni.otli·' .' ..' '\8'q~ ons: I, . MUSic,poUtics Latestofficial' Idaho Dance when Frank was aU.S.sena- reepgnizes his effectiveness Boise State faculty and stu- tor liVing in Washington, D.C. at ~ltegratirig educatlenand dents to collaborate with sci- merge inLive 8 ' tally puts tsunami Theatre gets Newman and Woodward rese~rch. " entists at similar labs at the' Massachusetts Institute of are currently hOnorary mem- The CAREER award,given cOncerts across death toll at about $10,000 grant Technology, the University of bers of the Institute's board of to dutstandingfacl1Ityfrom BOISE Idaho Dance directors. California-Berkeley and other tbeglobe 225,000 acro~s the nation who are most research universities as part of Theatre, a contemporary The donation will help fund \ ' 'a Frank Church Public Policy likely to become the academic a National Science Foundation LONDON - The new era of BANDA ACEH, Indonesia dance company that is housed in Boise State University's Scholarship. Donations of leaders ofthe 21st century, will program.' celebrity diplomacy, kicked - About 225,000 people were In addition, the new TIMS Theatre Arts Department, has $5,000 or more receive match- supp~rt Punnoose'sresearch. up Its volume Saturday, with killed in the Asian tsunami, equipment will support a been awarded a $10,000 grant ing funds from the Boise The grant also provides fund- rock concerts on four conti- according to the latest offl- number of local and region- Iridustrial Foundation. ing for as many as 15 Boise nents aimed at forcing world cial estimates, making it one by the National Endowment alresearch projects, such as Church praised Newman for leaders to increase aid to of the deadliest natural di- forthe Arts. State graduate and undergrad- determining when volcanic his philanthropy, which in- Africa, cancel existing debt sasters in recorded history. The grant will allow the uate students to work in his lab eruptions occurred on the and open up trade. The precise number of vic- company to perform in un- cludes more than $150 million over the next five years. Snake River Plain, or tracing The concerts, the first in tims may never be known derserved rural areas in Idaho. in donations for good causes, "I'm very honored to receive how quickly water flows un- Tokyo and the last ofthe day with certainty, experts said, A tentative performance such as his Hole in the Wall this award," said Punnoose, derground through the Boise ending in Barrie, Canada, at- but the tally represents the Gang camps for children with schedule includes stops dur- who joined Boise State's Foothills and what dissolved tracted more than a million best assessment to date. ing the fall irt AmericanFalls, serious illnesses. "I think he's faculty in 2002. "My research minerals it picks up along the in person, and a potential Governments from the tsu- Burley and Mackay. The tour a terribly dedicated human way. television audience of bil- narni-affected countries have will last for 10days and will being and an incredibly gifted techniques and the topics I lions. The effort was called confirmed the deaths of at showcase new choreography actor," Church said. "For him teach are directly related and I Live8, a counterweight to the least 178,953 people. Nearly in five communities. to remember a friendship of so find that conducting research Professor Named G-8 summit scheduled to be- 50,000 remain missing, and The company also will do' long ago with Frank makes me makes me a better teacher. Fulbright Scholar gin Wednesdayin Gleneagles, most of those are presumed educational outreach in at feel warm." Working with undergradu- Scotland. The G-8 is a group dead, bringing -the total to least one school on each stop Other recent donations in- BOISE - Marcy Newman , of the world's eight most pow- around 225,uOO. ate students is really fun and ofthe tour, and the compa- clude a $10,000 pledge from assistant professor of English erfulleaders. Attheir meeting Only a handful of disas- I also learn many things from Nike vice president Joseph at Boise State University, has this week, they are scheduled tershave claimed more than ny will tailor its performances my Students that are useful in to what the children are cur- Ha and donations from Ed been awarded a Fulbright to address African economic 200,000 lives, mainly earth- my r~search." Scholar grant to study outside rently learning. Joan Dashiell, Friendly and FAD Schwartz. and global climate issues. quakes in China. Most recent- of the United States during !DT's managing director, said Ha and Friendly are also hon- In addition to the con- Iy,a 1976temblor in Tangshan the 2005-06 academic year. that this is the first time that orary board members. certs, almost a quarter mil- killed about 250,000, accord- National Science Newman will lecture and con- The Frank Church Institute lion protesters marched 'in ing to the Chinese govern- the' company will do educa- duct research at the University was established in 1982 as Foundation awards Edinburgh, the nearest large ment; some estimates place tional outreach in rural areas. of Jordan in Amman, Jordan. city to the summit site, call- the toll at more than twice This.is the first grant that the the Frank Church Chair $620,000 to BSU Her research will focus on how ing for an end to poverty. that. company has received from of Public Affairs to hon- Jewish and Palestinian chil- BOISE-The National Science Summit participants, in- Indonesia accounts for the NEA, Dashiell said. !DT or the achievements and car- dren learn about one another Foundationhas awarded Boise eluding President Bush and more than two-thirds of the was the only dance company ry forward the principles of in the U~ited States and in State University a $620,000 British Prime Minister Tony tsunami's victims. in southern Idaho to receive Frank Church. The institute's Palestine and Israel. grant to purchase state-of- Blair, have already prelimi- As of mid-June, • 131,029 anNEAgrant. endowment has been used The award is made by the the-art equipment for a new narily agreed to cancel $40 bodies had been found and Idaho Dance Theatre is to fund the annual Frank' J. William Fulbright Foreign Isotope Geology Laboratory billion of debt in the world's buried, according to the Idaho's only professional, con- Church Conferences and the Scholarship Board, which has poorest nations, and to in-' Indonesian Red Cross, which Frank Church Distinguished that will be the first of its kind temporary dance company. in (he,Interior Northwest 12members appointed by the crease direct aid moving to- has taken on the task of col- Professor. This year's confer- The company performs The NSF grant will fund a president of the United States. ward the $25 billion to $50 lecting the bodies. Another ence, slated for Nov. 3, will fo- in Boise and in other Western thermal ionization mass spec- Grants are made possible billion called for by Live 8 or- 37,000people are missing. cities. .' cus on "Global Flash Points: through funds appropriated ganizers. In three other countries, trometer, or TIMS. The instru- Clash of Cultures." More in- ment measures the products annually by the United States The G-8 . includes the the number of victims nurn- Paul Newman formation will be posted clos- Congress, as well as contri- United States, United bered Iin the thousands: of radioactive decay in mi- er to that date at www.frank- butions from partner coun- Kingdom, Canada, France, 31,229 in Sri Lanka and more donation supports croscopic minerals and can churchinstitute.org., be used to determine the age tries and the private sector. Italy, Germany, Japan and than lO,OOOin India, with an- , Fr k Ch h The purpose of the Fulbright Russia, and there was a con- other 5,600 missing in the reo al,l urc of geologic materials such as Boise State Physics rocks or fossils, and the com- Program is to increase mutual cert in each nation. mote Andaman and Nicobar Institute understanding between the orr stage,...Bono, of the,~:r'J~S: 7".-"·~"'-" "',"'~ _ .•,,.,..,..~~".·'.:·r..'. position of environmental Prof receives samples such as dissolved people of the United States and ,. rock group U2, said that they 0 ., Thailand has rec~,''Ioj, ,.....~ ..""",~B....Ql..§§,.;...TheFrank Church those in the approximately 140: ' weren't-there to change the 5,395,bodies and tallilfJ.'I~~~WJi'~~'" .·;+Ift8till#~,;:al Boise, State $400,000 Grant minerals in water or lead contaminants in soil. cOUlitriesturrently participat- world, but to energize the au- 2,800 missing. ". University, has announced ing in the program. dience 10 take up the cause. Among the dead were a receipt of a $lO,OOOdonation BOISE - Boise State physics The TIMS equipment will be the centerpiece of a new ultra- Recipients of Fulbright "The rock stars and hip hop number of foreign tourists, from actor Paul Newman. professor Alex Punnoose has Scholar awards are selected on stars can't change anything," including 557 Germans and Bethine Church, widow of for. clean laboratory now under received the National Science construction at Boise State, the basis of academic or pro- he said. "But the audience 5.43 Swedes. The American mer Sen. Frank Church, said fessional achievement and be- can. They can put the pollti- death toll stands at 33, with that she and her husband had Foundation's most prestigious according to Mark Schmitz, a award for early career faculty Boise State geosciences pro- cause they have demonstrat- clans who do something in 25 confirmed dead and eight socialized with Newman and ed extraordinary leadership and out of office." presumed dead. his wife Joanne Woodward - a $400,000 grant that fessor who procured the grant. The new facility will enable potential in their fields. '
[from page 1) Slo Ien SCientology [from page 1] Magcrews [from page 1] Department has a list of 12 pos- ~ equipment in the labs through dollars on his training. Scientology. Some of those have sible suspects and is narrowing Instead, the magcrews will work But, if you do answer, ask to education. Q: What's Scientology's beef been reversed, and the church, is down the list with the help of the in these areas until the local au- see a license. If the salesperson "When an employee sees some- with psychiatry? trying to overturn other critical witness' physical description. thorities are onto them, then sim- doesn't have one, call the police. thing missing now, they wonder A: Recall Scientology's origin, rulings. ply move to another area. Boise "We don't know whether the why and move on," said Nichols. the claim of a perfect explanation It is illegal to solicit door to door in Q: Why arc so many celebrities Police have issued at least two Boise without a license. But most theft is internal or external," said "If their job was dependent on for all psychological ailments. Scientologists? Thompson. citations recently for soliciting importantly, never let a stranger that equipment being there, then If all it takes to cure someone of A: It's an optical illusion. In without a license. It is also unknown whether only a day would go by instead of these ills is a noninvasive proce- into your home, Miller said. truth, no more than a half-dozen Charlene Miller, a Boise Police "It was a bad experience," says or not the suspect is a resident a week." dure, then drugs and other tools or so celebrities have been pub- of one of the three apartments Department crime prevention Sam. ,"I wish I never would have Nichols and the BSU Police of psychology, including electro- licly associated with Scientology. that have access to the computer specialist, warns people to be done it, but that's the thing that Department say they plan on shock therapy, just create need- In addition to Cruise, Travolta, wary of strangers that knock on lab. Residents at the University providlnginstrucuon to campus less suffering. appeals to people. If you need to and Alley, you have Kelly Preston your door. "People don't have to get away, you can join a magcrew. Village, University Park, and employees through the security Q: What controversies has the (Travolta's wife), Isaac Hayes, Heights Manor apartments have answer their door to people they Youjust get sucked in, and before department. Church of Scientology been in- Chick Corea, and Greta Van don't know and aren't expecting," keys to the lab. The Department of Housing volved in? you know it, you want to quit, but Susteren. she said. you have nowhere to go." ' "It could have been as simple as says it is doing its part to prevent A: Some former members, and We hear about celebrities fol- I----~------_ someone leaving the door to the computer theft and to aid the in· others, accuse the church ofcoerc- lowing any religious movement laundry room open because of formation gathering process if the ing people to join and punishing because they're celebrities: the heat," Baughman said. theft occurs again. those who leave. Reporters who Buddhism has Richard Gere, In the past, overhead projector "We're upgrading cameras to wrote critically about Scientology Phil Jackson, and Tina' Turner, B I ake[frOmpage11 equipment and minor peripheral 'the campus standard in which said they've been harassed with Transcendental Meditation Student Recreation Center, im- arrested. equipment, such as keyboards actions are recorded in the BSU lawsuits and subjected to person- had the Beatles. Madonna, plementation of, the PeopleSoft According to Zang, the student ' and mice, were stolen from security office," said Thompson. al attacks. Britney Spears, and Demi Moore the campus labs, officials say. student information system, con- affairs department encompasses "We're also eliminating key ac- There's no argument about are famously associated with struction of two major student However. a computer was report- , cess, which is harder to track, to the church's litigious history. admissions, bookstore. campus Kabbalah. housing projects, and creation of ed stolen from the same lab one everyone but Housing staff." 'Supporters say the many suits recreation, career, center, chilo Q: Where can I get more infor- a university-wide student leader- dren's center, financial aid, regis- week earlier. No witnesses to this However,Baughman recom- have been filed in self-defense. mation? theft have come forward, but the ship development and recogni- trar, student leadership program, mends a more severe change. "If it Several governments have in- A:The official Web site is www. tion program. BSU Police Department says that were up to me, I would take away vestigated the church on allega- student union, activities, campus scientology.org. Of the many sites Blake withdrew her name as a housing, and health, wellness, the same suspect was involved. every key and the campus police tions of cult activities. Germany, critical of Scientology, one of the Police say their goal, beyond candidate for the same job at the and counseling services. could monitor the use of the com- France, the United Kingdom, most popular is wwwxenu.net, University ofTexas after she was locating the suspect, is to hold puter lab through the key cards," and Canada, among others, have someone accountable for the said Baughman. taken official positions against
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�, Inion ~a:'t~-"j-" ~------~------__ ~ ~ _ . oW d The'color of j.usticeis not orange' and'blue Cam Hall's scholarship status should not be in jeopardy BRANDON NOLlA are interested, not justin his past 'workas an assistant coach or scout dia, law enforcement, and nega- discontented would bitch about I know you all think you under- Opinion Writer or the crimes he's accused of, but player. He was suspended from tive public sentiment into the it. - stand that, thanks to a steady diet in the fallout of his BSU career as the squad anyway, a situation his mix, and you're asking for a break- Cam Hall may end up leav- well. But he didn't have an injury, I of "Law and Order," but Ldoubt decision to step aside reversed, so down. Flexibility is called for. hear the malcontents say. He'was ing a hell of a legacy at BSU. Like One of the points I've heard anyone believes it. Doesn't mat- his status hasn't changed much. A Spin it another. way. What if involved in a road rage incident most student-athletes, he prob- raised lately is the fact, as report- ter, though. The principle holds change that makes no difference Hall wasn't involved with crimi- and faces criminal charges-ve- ably hoped for seasons of glory on ed in The Arbiter on June 22, that true whether you believe it or not. is just semantics. nal proceedings, but couldn't hicular manslaughter, in fact. .i the Smurf turf, his name remem- Hall is retaining his scholarship, Does it matter to me person- Second of all, I think everybody play? Say, for example, he'd had That's not the same. bered as one ofthe many Broncos despite his decision to remove ally wliether Hall keeps -or loses t can agree that these are extraor- a career-ending injury, like a: Joe Well, why isn't it? It certainly who were part of a storied season. himself from the Broncos' active his scholarship? Nope, it doesn't dinary circumstances. Even if Theisman special. If he had an in- falls under extraordinary cir- He almost had it, too. Regardless roster. Thus, Hall is, in essence, make a damn bit of difference to he had been allowed to stay ac- jury that left him unable to walk cumstances, doesn't it?And, let's of how things go in the next few receiving compensation for an my daily life. As a principle, how- tive, which is pretty questionable, quickly, much less run, would his not forget, -Hall is, like any of us months, it's gone now. activity he is UO longer doing. Is ever, it would be criminal to take who the hell needs that kind of scholarship be in jeopardy then? would be, presumed innocent And so it begins. Hall has now this fair? the scholarship back, and take attention? Student-athletes have I doubt it. I imagine that the until proven guilty. Hall's culpa- become the focus of much atten- Well, let's examine this ques- Hall's chances of finishing his to juggle games, practices, and Bronco squad would find him bility, if any, in the deaths ofTony, tion, media and otherwise, and is , tion. First of all, Hall hasn't quit education (you remember edu.- school on top of their outside a way to stay involved with the Stephanie, and Zoe Perfect has to now a newsworthy name. People the Bronco squad; he is still able cation, right-the reason we all lives. Throw legal proceedings, team and keep his scholarship, be proven beyond a reasonable to work out with the team and may come here),' before all the facts increased scrutiny from the me- and nobody but the permanently doubt in court. are in. i I Camping, kids, and singleness I This and more in-less than eight minutes - BRONC-O BUSTIN' i What is sociology' the study.of? lAMERA HELGESON minded that being single sucks! Eight minutes isn't enough time Opinion Writer When my other single friends for most of us to order a shake in Name: Jeremiah Hagler Name: Nathalle Gualito and I are in the city, we can hang the drive-thru at Fanci Freez, but Major: Graphic Design Future Major: Undecided I am single. I've always been the out, go out, or meet up (flirt) with somehow it Is plenty of time to re- "What is the study ofsoclety." "It has the word social in it, so social life." person snickering at the couple other singles. In the middle of no- alize that you hate the other per- in matching jogging outfits, try- where, there are no bars or clubs son's voice, face, clothing, body, ing to order for one another at for lonely single people to congre- attitude, 'or career choice-and Starbucks, or an almost identical gate. never' want to see them again. couple, calculator in hand, argu- I haven't been single for very Kudos to anyone who shows up; ing over the tip at Aslago's, But, I long. At first, I really enjoyed my I believe to get anything good out suddenly had an epiphany about non-couple status. I didn't have of this life you have to take chanc- \ how horrible it would be to be to inform anyone of my agenda, es. 1 alone my entire life. Every hu- or check on "our" dinner plans. I The truth is, there are millions ...•~ man I have ever met has wanted had the freedom to come and go of people cohabitating together ~, to be loved.(i.e. tou'ched,held,.ap·~ as IIpleasedrbutthat' can' leave on thls:platieCso:s!ionet or latef .., I predated, cared for, hugged, and you feeling a little boxed in we should bump Into someone we listened to). Great sex isn't bad The struggle is meeting the one click with. . either. who fulfills all that (and the fear Right how, though, I am going When I tell my friends that I am that it isn't possible). to pack up the tents and load up lonely, they ask, "How can you be, I have been to a lot of bars, but the van. Later tonight, after the with four children?" Don't get me they seem to provide only tempo- kids have showered and gone to wrong, I love my kids. I love talk- 'rary solutions. Everyone at BSU bed, I will do my usual "lonely ing with them, hanging out with seems too young for me, or I am and single" routine. them, etc. We watch movies to- too old for them. I have not tried it I will rent a movie at Hastings, gether, we cook together, and this personally, but some ofmy friends pick up some ice cream or beer summer, we even camped togeth- find dates/romance on-line. but (depending on my level of depres- er. their eventual letdown after ini- sion), and cozy up on the couch. Over the Fourth of July week- tial euphoria can be annoying to Later, I will dream for the gazil- end in a remote, mountainous, listen to. lionth time about the person I am get-there-by-dirt-roads location, Recently, my friend decided to going to meet and click with in the we went wilderness for five days host eight-minute dating in Boise, produce aisle at Albertsons as we and four nights. There was no TV, a popular American fad for big- fondle cantaloupe together. no movies, no phones, no going busy-city-dwellers trying to find Readers interested in more in- out to eat or ordering Domino's, "that special someone." In one formation about eight-minute no Starbucks, and no other adults evening, at a local trendyestab- dating, can' go to 8minutedat- for me to converse with. I think of lishment, you meet eight people ing.com and register for the local it as my own personal "Survivor." for eight minutes each to see if scene. Otherwise, I'l1 see you in Loneliness set in, and I was re- you're compatible enough to meet the produce aisle. again. , , Sound dating'advice from two' guys \')dthvery different sex lives "
DREW LOWDER DREW MAYES Guest Opinion Opinion Editor
So, you are ready to use the BIG"I.:' word? An entire year with the same woman, building some- It is completely understandable that you feel a little ner- thing special-a future if you will--just fantastic stuff vous about expressing your feelings to her. I mean, I am my friend. Real big thumbs up and a cheesy smile from sure you express how you feel about her all the time, but me to you. The better question is not how do you tell her, now you are ready to say "I love you," , but why have you waited so long? Or, why has she never Yet,it is so strange how those three words can be so dif- brought it up to you? ,ficult to say to another person. Contrary to popular belief, the 1950s are over, and We say this all of the time when referring to inanimate most women I know are not about to wait around for you objects. "Ilove this song," or "Ilove that movie," The phrase to "finally be ready," Did you wait a year because youjust "I love" for these things is so easy! There is no possible way 'found out how you felt about her, or are you trying to save of rejection. It isn't like the song won't play for you, or the something that probably should have died a while ago? movie will cease to exist if it could express that it didn't love Let's fate it, we're not talking about a few months here you in return. ... its been a year, plus. Ay-~arof going out to dinner, rent- The easiest way for you to do this is, of course, if she says ing movies, taking vacations together, meeting the par- it to you already. Then, you can just start agreeing with her. ents, and fantasizing about the future, or whatever else I am sure it isn't this easy since you are asking for my ad- you two are into fantasizing about. vice. Ifit's really been a year, my guess is she's really not that In the past, the best way I have found to make this mo- into you. Maybe she is just buying time, finishing school, ment run a little smoother is to sort of approach it from an waiting to move, Orwhatever. Your head should be on a angle, and not head on. swivel, because you're about to be bllndsided like a wide Start talking about the future and what she wants. This receiver going across the middle. will give you a feel for what she is looking for. However, if you're sure I'm way off and she really is just That way,you will know if she is looking for a future with the coolest girl in the world (who likes to wait around you are not. Just be sure to ask a lot of open-ended ques- years for you to get comfortable), then by all means, , tions, so you are sure that her vision of the future includes go forward and drop the "L" bomb: Whatever you do, y?u. though, throw some hints down about your future to- gether, or (gasp) ask her where she sees things going. You might be in for a surprise. Yawn ... another terrorist attack If it doesn't happen in America, do we really care? ~------.. BRIAN HOLMES vehement tragedy occurs over- that whatever happens outside Opinion Writer seas, our networks follow up with our borders doesn't really get the some shameful piece on how attention it deserves, and that is As I write this, news sources Americans like you, only more what makes this new terror raid everywhere are desperately try- liberal and caring, would "feel" so interesting. ing not to sound too glib as they about said incident. Only by proxy are we forced to define, in their own words, the Murderous bombers struck care. Who wants their day inter- . intent, meaning, and aftermath Madrid? That's a crying shame, rupted by Threat LevelOrange? of the latest terrorist attack in but it's no 9/11. Jakarta, too? My Getthese subways moving, and London. God, haven't these people ever while you're at it, bring in 'more There is so much emotion; an- heard of Oklahoma City? ' ", bomb-sniffing dogs, and'clear"'a~' guish, and pain going around that Now please, don't confuse the path toward "business as usual." the big cable news networks find issue. This isn't an l-told-you-so We all want justice for those it difficult to cut to the heart of the column. poor Londoners. , matter and have something new Death is still death, and mur- We still want justice for and compassionate to say about der still implies just that, murder. those killed in Madrid, Jakarta, these latest attacks. Because the true meaning of the Baghdad, and New York, But the truth is, this latest issue is still the same--any Briton We all want peace and to return splash from our neighbors across that dies at the hands of a terror- to our quiet, well-man: .ured little the pond hasn't exactly sent rip- ist plot carries the same weight universes. ples large enough for us to notice. as any Spaniard, Afghani, Iraqi, But, for the time being, many of Why? Because we don't have to Iakartan, or American that has us would just as soon gel some re- notice all the attention. also been a victim. lief from always being positioned Our media completes our However, we, as an addled na- at Threat Level "Bradlolina,' thoughts, even when we wish tion, of quick judgmenls and even Because, otherwise, we might not THe CRUTCH. wouldn't. Every time a massive, quicker attention spans, know even care. Breaking up with your college Hot Bronco and guy at the gym: sweetheart is hard to do A real life lesson in altruism
DREW MAYES provlde nothing more than just a her bronco account and tell her TRAVIS NIELSEN leaving me confused, angry and the distractions in college you Opinion Editor good feeling from helping some- that I have found her ID card Guest Opinion bitter at the world. She felt that sometimes don't realize the spe- it was time to move on and I was cial people around you, and you -'" - _Qneelse. and as soon as I get done fighting There comes a time in most left wondering how something so find out later that you probably Have you ever been in one of Until that day at the gym, I was crime and saving dying children those classes where you can ac- never quite from burn- college students lives were they special and unique could come to did not deserve most of these are faced with a break up in an such an abrupt end? And why was ·people tually feel yourself learning? Not sure where I ing build- intimate relationship. This is a it so hard for me to accept, and Don't forget that the college ed- just blindly remembering some- stood on the "The picture on the ings I can thing that you were going to re- issue. For ex- meet her on hard transition period for those come to the cliche realization that ucation you will receive extends gurgitate for a test, but actually , ample, when campus for who felt something or truly cared everything happens for a reason. outside of the classroom as well. card is not just your about the other person in the rela- Now I have been in every type One of the lessons you may learn learning something that expands I helped d h coffee and your mind and can be applied to somebody give it to tionship. Irecently went through of college "relationship" there is is that love works in mysterious every ay cubby kid. one of these transitions in my (the fling, the rebound, the friend ways. real life situations. I know, these jump-start I' . 1 h -her, moments are as rare as a Vandal their car, it Now five life. with benefits, etc) but there is In my last relationship I was ts a gu .. . a ot I was in your typical college something about this one girl that able to learn from the mystery and football victory, but they do hap- did not make girl , .. ,a hot Bronco ' min u t.e s pen, me feel, any ago, when I relationship fora year and a half stood out from the rest. For the gain from it a more clear perspec- before we called it quits. At first first time not just in my college tive of not only myself but also About a week ago, I was in the better about if ·11N th thought the Boise State University Campus myself. In 1, WI. OW, card was site of this girl I was immedi- career, but my life... I cared more how the game oflove works. It not you, e ately, taken back not only by her about the girl then she did me. always initially clear why things Recreation Center on the torture fact, it made car,d is in my pocket, from a fat, machine, I mean stair master, me late for kid on the looks but her unique personality. In a wicked taste of karma I re- happen, but if you give' it some Eventually we got together, and alized that what happened to me time and really break down the' when some of those thousands class, so I and my head is turn- stair mas- ,of dollars I've spent on education was pretty tei,.was go- without boring Y04 with the de- was the same thing that had hap- situation, most of us discover why tails we developed a strong bond. ' pened to the previous girts that I the relationship fizzled away. For finally carne in handy. After a few ann 0 y e d , ing like that gir1in the . ing to just minutes of blasting muscles himy but I did turn it in We shared virtually all the same had dated in the past. ' the rest of us who cannot come to interests, which left us occupied Wlie.ther it was the college life- an understanding ... we'll, wewill legs} cant pronounce and telling if anyway Exorcist movie." at the Jront myself how much I hated the in- just to help desk on my and happy for the time being. style, being young, or just me be- just keep telling ourselves it was ner me, I noticed that-somebody the guy out. way out. So, Then suddenly before I knew it ing me there was always a definite the other persons fault and find a had left their student ID card on Yet, when I ' maybe al- my college sweetheart was gone, lack of effort on my part. With ail new hotty to sit next to in class. the machine. I had fully planned let somebody in my lane who is truism does exist, but only when on engaging In an act of true al- ,waiting intrafflc, I get pissed off 'you can't get or don't, want any- truism, but then, I noticed theiftheydon'tgivemethatsmallIit- thing out of the situation. Or, pictureon the card.tle thank you wave. I expect that maybe this is just altruism in a You see altruism .is maybe the wave and would never let any-. capitalist society. . only concept that I've . learned body ill if! thought they wouldn't Oh, and don't worry, hot Bronco " in college that I still think about give itto me.':' , ' ., got her card back before I even. on my own free time. The. basic Back to the gym, though.The got off the stair master. Luckyfoi premise behind it is that (leople picttir,e.on the cardis not just your me She came, over and asked for ~wiIlhelp other people ~th ,nolif- :cvllry , !\SST.EDlTOR: JoeFirmaga cu ure ([email protected]) Hi The Renowned painter Georgia O'Keefe's ic . .. ·tilck:Eh exhibit at the Boise Art Museum f'ashion's hits and misses. Sunglasses BYTHOM GARZONE There were still- CUlture Writer life paintings of are the must· .common foods and Continuing through the paintings of land- have accessory summer, and all the way un- ' scapes in both Lake til mid-September, "Visions George and New for the summer of the Sublime," an exhibit Mexico. Whatever a of Georgia O'Keeffe's paint- spectator's favorite, BY~ARIANA BEKKER ings, is showing-at the Boise they will leave with Culture Columnist Art Museum. the appreciation for The exhibit also includes one of the twentieth Oneof the best aspects of sum- s 0 m e photography by O'Keeffe's _century's strongest mer, besides getting a nice tan (by ten n i s husband Alfred Stieglitz, artists. way ofthe sun or spray), is the ac- shoes tied with and American photographer We are fortunate to cumulation of sunglasses. As any green lacesj.It's a fun Todd Webb. There is a video have the opportunity celebrity can probably tell you, and trendy look that will deflnite- summarizing O'Keeffe's pro· to host this O'Keeffe there is no better accessory than Iy get you noticed this summer. found career and life playing exhibit. With the rel- a pair of sunglasses to create dra- Designers such .as Gucci and in one of the rooms at the evance to their own rna and glamour in your everyday Versace have latched on to bug- museum. rural 'and agricul- wardrobe. eyed looks that practically swal- ( O'Keeffe's art and paint- tural surroundings, This season, sunglasses are the lowyourwhole face-a good thing ing consists of mainly land- Idahoans can truly big hit. Everyone seems to have when you are trying to elude all scapes and still lifes. She enjoy her masterful an eye for fashion when it comes your fans waiting outside Moxie· lived at Lake George in up· artwork. to picking out a pair of shades. or the library. . state New York and in New In one sense, .This year's sunglasses arc funk- Unfortunately, not all of us can Mexico, which had a fervent O'Keeffe's work is a ier and more playful than they afford thousands of dollars for de- . impact on her work. There's bit abstract. Overall, have been in seasons past. Classic signer .eyewear, but similar styles a unique blend of enriched it's enthralling. The wlre-rimmed glasses and sporty can be found at waylower prices in colors that captivates her use of colors and wraparounds will probably al- stores like Macys and Dillards. At spectators. ordinary Instances ways endure, but contemporary both of these department stores, O'Keeffe is known for en- come alive andjump styles hark back to old-school the average range for sunglasses gaging in the "sublime," at you. Additionally, chic, while others explore the is from $20·$40. Because you are hence the central theme of patrons are given space age. saving so much money, pick up a the exhibit. 'the chance to learn White and colored frames, rath- couple of different styles to add to In O'Keeffe's paint. all about O'Keeffes's er than the usual black or tortoise your sunglasses 'collection, ings, there is an emotional life with interest- shell types, are popping up a lot. A Of course, we love them for strength anda countenance ing excerpts of her colorful pair of funky shades ,can their fashion possibilities, but it is of aesthetic simplicity that. own words that en- brighten up,~, 9,ull outfit,. 9,~,~n;" no q()ubt$unglasses are practical. emerges on the" "canvas, . ." able' the viewer to be" hance an already lively look. They shield our eyes from danger- O'Keeffe transforms the O'Keelle's Waterfall _No. Ill Is on display aIBAM. .' ,c I'JlO'lU ClllllllESYDFTIlEBOISEoWMUSEUI.,iriformed,andnot Colored lenses. are also a nice ous ultraviolet radiation that can sense. of nature and earth, tering the museum. There are 32 paintings and one .. . merely observe the alternative to the usual IJlack or damage our eyesight and keep us, depicting scenes in her surround- The blurbs posted beside the sculpture Inell.and in this show- pamnngs WIth no ~onte~t. . brown ones. You can even color- from having to constantly squint ings of New Mexico and Lake paintings are highly informa- ing, O'Keeffe demonstrates her So, ~hatever you re doing In the coordinate your outfit with them. away from the sun's glare. George. tive. The photographs of 0'Keeffe, talent in capturing the essence f?llowmg three months,. make Wearing a green shirt? Combine it Isn't it so nice to know that There are paintings of trees, by Stieglitz and Webb, place the ofrural scenes inall their magni- time to go down to the BOIseArt with a pair of green-lensed sun- summer fashion can save your flowers, and of common scenes audience in a compelling atmo- tude and aesthetic connection. ,Museum and ~a~ch O'Keeffe's glasses and maybe some green eyes, while keeping up with the ~~~~~~~ ~Mm~ strappy sandals (guys, try it with latest styles? Boise fans are treated to Ben Harper's soulful, singing I BY TRACEY SPERLING Opening for Harper was solo music is incredible, moving; and fans enjoy his music so much. crowd, from young high school taking all your cares away, or was Culture Writer artist Tom Freund. Playing instru- can lead a person todo some soul The Big Easy is not a huge con- age to older folks. that the herbal essence drifting ments such as the' double bass, searching, but the best way to ex- cert house, and there is mostly The only downfall throughout throughout the crowd? Either This past Saturday evening, guitar, and the harmonica (obvl- perience his music is to simply standing room, unless you get the evening was when Harper way, it is carefree" feel good mu- the Big Easy Concert House was ously not all at the same time as listen. there early. But why anyone came out for his encore. He sat sic. If one has the opportunity, his graced with the presence of that would be a show in itself), If you mixed up a little bit of would want to sit for this concert in a rocking chair playing his lap show should not be missed. Ben Harper and the Innocent Freund's performance was enjoy- funky reggae, some Southern is beyond me. _ - guitar, and his voice can be so soft Be sure to keep an eye out for Criminals, led by musician and able, and got the crowd excited for gospel, a splash of soul, and a lot Even if you don't consider your- that unfortunately it was diffi- Harper returning to Boise. He is vocalist Ben Harper. What an what was to come. of peace and harmony, you would self a dancer, you will become one cult to hear because there were so truly a wonderful, talented artist. amazing concert it was, but what For anyone who is a Harper fan, be getting close. He belts out his quickly, as Harper has a: way of many people talking, which was a But be sure to get your tickets ear- else would one expect from such a you know it is not easy to describe songs very passionatelY::h~. -is.J ttin.g people to get down. bit rude. ly, as Saturday night's show sold talented group? his style of music. You can say his one reason why so mauf his t was great to see such a diverse Harper's music has a way of out in one day. Shakesneare Festival •• emyspace@ BY TRACEY SPERLING (sorry to say, no espresso). UPCOMING SHOWS: More blogfor the buck, Culture Writer We are so fortunate to live in a city that appreciates the arts. The Thurs. - Fri. (7114105): BY MICAH SULLIVAN based on age, sex, zip code, and avideo segmentthat allows bands If you have yet to experience the Idaho Shakespeare Festival isful~ "She Stoops to Conquer" Culture Writer even where they went or are going to upload live footage or self·pro- Idaho Shakespeare Festival, there Iy funded by sponsors and ticket to school. Currently, you can find duced music videos. is no hetter time t~an Lhe pres- sales, so keep Lhat in mind when Sat. - SUD.(7/16/05): I'm sure you've' heard of morethanI,700 Boise Stalestu-Findthat much.neededdrum- ent. . you go to purchase your tickets. 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An old-school. girl~gDes·t-oWaredtDur~ BY HOLL.I HIGH hailing from Dayton, Ohio, gave a sic, punk rock. the main stage, and Kids crowded Ukrainian born lead singer die fingers rose toward the stage Culture Writer semi-muffled performance from One thing that can be said for in to-participate in the cauldron Eugene Hutz entertained the as MCR delivered a high-speed the main stage while the droves the tour is that it's like a Golden of dancing, mashing, crowd-surf- crowd with an energetic stage an- energetic performance. In my eighth and ninth years baked in the sun. Thankfully, the Corral of music. If the hardcore ing mayhem that was the pit. tics and a belt made of gold coins. In addition, lead singer Gerard of attendance at the annual Vans fine folks at Samsung gave me a band on the Bishop stage is not . The draw of big fame was Possibly the only band on the tour Way instructed all the girls at the Warped Tour, I solemnly vowed welcome bypass to the seemingly to your liking, try the Ernie Ball . abundantly clear when The with an accordion player, this show to put their middle fingers that they would be my last. The endless line at the gate. stage, and on your way as you pass Transplants took the stage. A rela- band seemed to reach longtime in the air and yell, "f'" you" when attendees seem to get younger, A flash of the emblem on my the Hurley stage, you may find a tively new side project from Tim fans of punk who appreciated some singer in a band tells them the music less punk-rock, and the phone took about twenty minutes gem of a band that you haven't Armstrong of Rancid fame and their unique musical offerings. to bare their breasts; It was clear gravity-defying mohawks seem off my unpleasant waiton the hot heard before. Blink 18Z's Travis Barkerplans to After Gogol Bordello, the main why this band was a crowd favor- fewer. And. every year around asphalt. Once inside, it was like In addition to big famous bands many audience members who stage crowd reached epic propor- ite, considering their multi-Iac- May, as the sun comes out with deja-vu. The setup of the venue like My Chemical Romance, had not previously seen them tions as Thrice, a favorite among etedshow. my Rancid CDs, my resistance to was nearly identical to previous The Transplants, and Dropkick live. A fedora-clad Armstrong de- punk-rock kids, delivered some To conclude the day, Warped this addictive music fest wanes. years, right down the pizza-stand Murphys, many smaller, less no- livered his unique vocal fashion, classic straight-forward, although Tour veterans Dropkick Murphys So for my tenth year (/ skipped placement. . torious bands have an opportu- set off by lead vocalist Rob Aston's uninspired punk rock. They were took the stage. A flag in green, the year that Cypress Hill head- The tour this year boasted II nity for some national exposure. raspy, hip-hop style. followed byThe Offspring, anold- gold, and purple emblazoned with lined. Cypress Hilll), I joined official stages, providing numer- One ofthese bands, local favorites Blown up condoms, courtesy of school frat rock favorite, playing the message, "United we stand, the droves of Ifi-year-oldsat the ous options for musical enjoy- the PirkQlaters, had the oppor- Trojan, floated above the raucous all the old hits from the '90s. divided we fall," flew high above Idaho Center Amphitheater this ment. Each band on the tour also tunity to entertain ZOOsweating crowd as, by request of Aston, all My Chemical Romance, one of the crowd, as they performed past Friday for the lith annual had their own merchandise tent, fans on the Ernie Ball stage and middle fingers rose toward the the most anticipated bands of the their song of the same mess,age. tribute to everything punk. creating a maze-like menagerie participate in the online battle of stage for their final song. It was tour, took the stage in frontof a As I left the Idaho Center with . Standing in the herd of safety- of consumerism and free sticker the bands. clear that the crowd was the wit- packed pit. During the day, these the masses, I certainly didn't feel pin clad youth at the gate, two opportunities -. The addition of Many locals showed their loy- ness to punk rock royalty. boys look like every band-girl's like a lazy bastard. I felt tired, things were instantly apparent- tip jars at the merchandise ta- alty and appreciation, forgoing Following one of the biggest tattooed dream. sun baked, and frankly, old. But First, this reporter is no spring bles was an interesting change. opportunities to see national acts punk bands of this time was one On stage, they display distinctly 'too old to return next year to the chicken (and many of the beer Apparently the guy or gal who such as Atreyu on other stages. of the least known bands on the different personas, morphing into summer music festival I love the SWilling attendees were definite- sells you a t-shirt also deserves a It is these national acts that arc . tour, Gogol Bordello. The New goth hard core punks with atti- most? ly not of age for such activities). buck. Whatever. definitely the big draw to the tour, York band with a cult follow- tude to spare. Watching MCRwas The festival that never dies, the Second, the day was setting up to Anyways, after procuring an a fact that became abundantly ing delivered their unique style, comparable to watching punk one with great music every year, . be long and hot. adult beverage and doing a walk clear as the day progressed. The most-closely described as Gypsy rock theater. that makes me feel young. and around, I was ready for some mu- bigger, more famous bands took punk. _In the trend of the day, ZOOmid- hip? Talk to me in May. Hawthorne Heights. a band .. - g'oi4e Clutch & Automotive- Todd Breier ~Mike. Maxey ~ $13.95 Lube Oil Filters .Fu1lServiccAutowqt!\'~;: . Complete' E,xhiustRepairs M6bil Oil'Pl'oducts Featured ., ------T77--'--:-:-7--S--c--.--:-----~ ----~:J~U~l~y~·i'21f!-3~2~O~O~5~.·._. r '/ .. BY DANNY MCNEESE just roll up in their buses and play Culture Writer a half hour set, then get back in and leave. It makes it difficult After departing from the first sometimes, but I have to remem- leg of the Vans Warped Tour, I ber that they are were they are be- joined back up in Boise. As any cause they once had to do it like first week goes, the attitude was US." joyful, and the sun had yet taken For some one with HARD WORK its toll. But once the tour passed tattooed on his knuckles, Elvis has .~ the Southwest, many had a look earned his ink in serenity. . of dehydration and borderline ex- Others on tour have a slightly haustion. Familiar faces longed different take. While in Portland, for the timid Northwest air and The Matches lead singer Shawn a break from. the heat. Though Harris said, "This is great. The Boise wasn't the hottest, temps in tour totally pampers you. For the upper '90s were almost a va- anyone who grew up listening cation for many of the punk rock- to bands like Operation Ivy and ers. Rancid, this a dream come true. I Because the shows tenet to be a don't see it as that hard of work to cross between a traveling citrus do your dream." I had to agree. and musician's summer camp, I Though I wasn't with a band, I was more than grateful to reunite had threeobligations on tour, and with my surrogate family on the none seemed like work. Warped Tour. I was a bit dismayed Said Harris, "Everyone here by the lack of ef- is like your fervescence in "The show's ten'd family. Even my peers. Since if some are the second day having an odd of tour, I had to be a cross be- day." come to under- Like every- stand the do- one, I was glad' it-you.rself per- -tween a traveling to see Tim ( spective of hard ' Armstrong. W?;~~DIY at- circus and mu-: ~~~IV~P:~~~ I titude was ever tarist and present And sician's summ Rancid front always " happy , er man was a) to be working god both back to the hilt re- camp, Iwas more stage and gardless of the front. Now on temperature, th t f li tour support- all the up and an gra e u to ing his newest coming bands project, 'the impressed me reunite. with my Transplants, with their eth- everyone was J ics. glad to give One such surrogate family." credit and comrade is Elvis thanks to a of the band man who took Left Alone. The ' ',. panjl1;Pllnk, yqurtgeStofthe Epitaphiabei; "'rotic:hlstoiy~' " ' " ,the band is ten years strong. Lead I got the feelinglhatArmstrong mail Elvis has spent every day set- influenced half of thebands on ling up the bands' booth, selling the tour. More than once it was merchandise,' and afterperform- mentioned that DIYwas the driv- ing each day, he and his band ing force behind Armstrong's ca- cooked food for the entire tour at reer, though he modestly admits the dailyBBQ. " his attitude was only part of his Amongst the heat, Elvis and success. hundreds of other musicians haul Sincedri~ dampened the their own equipment, buying Portland show, there was a mel- their gas with monies they receive lower feel, as the wet air was a from selling cds and t-shirts. change for the bands. While the While in St. Louis, Eivis told me .-Sun shone bright and the heat he was "more than happy to be rarely dissipated on other show doing it. Just to playa half hour set dates, the Oregon show was calm on the tour is worth all the hard and many on tour regained them- work [Left Alone] puts out." selves before heading across the By the time the two of us Were boarder to Canada. at The Gorge, he testified, "It's Itook the time to take a nap and ·1 !,' all ,about DIY. I just wish others reorganize my sleep-deprived would do the same." brain. I hadn't slept much on tour, To his own digression, Elvis and in a murky environment, I said, "You know, the bigger bands rested. After all, there was plenty performances by Warped Tour This DVD was given to the BY DANNY MCNEESE er flick is more of a home movie bands, the film shows many acts bands and crew on tour, and I Culture Writer than an Indy film. Defiantly low in budget, the escapades of mur- from the '03 summer. as theyare don't think the film was ever in- featured or murdered. A subplot tended to be released to the pub" The Vans Warped Tour is known dered Warped Tour patrons and is sort-of established about the lie. If you stumble across "Punk for giving outfree stuff, especially fellow punk rockers are filmed pitfalls of corporate rock, but it is Ie Rock Holocaust," go ahead and if you are helping with the bands. Troma-style with poor lighting I , relatively unclear. watch it, but please don't pay Of all the free things I received audio. It is a perfect example of As Bois~State's Dr. Peter Lutze mimeyforviewingit. while on the tour, th~mest-and what happens when people say, often says, "What is the message If you would like a copy, I am :: yet most interesting-was the DVD "Heyl-Let's make a movie." As a young reporter trying being told in this movie?" One can sure you can contact the filmmak- i "Punk Rock Holocaust." IDAHO sit back and say there is no mes- ers at. www.SpringmanRecords . . L Starring Kevin Lyman and to figure out who is behind the 'd 0 wntow n b 0 I se sage in "Punk ROCKHolocaust.", com. bands like Atmosphere, Bowling hundreds of grizzly homicides, If there is question to be " For Soup, The Used, and The Kids Lyman either conspires or argues, a Of Widney High, this movie is. a it is never really clear which, with posed, it is, "Why am I watching this?" Bven then, you might have faux horror film made over the the headofan evil record compa- to be on some drug to get through course of the 2003 Warped Tour. ny, as the plot takes its 90-minute the whole film. Both pot and hard .t. With what could be the worst course. acting in recent times, this slash- Intermittently broken up by liquor could suffice. . , ·'JOQ Listings ---_.__ .~-~.--_.__~~.--_.-.~ " _~ _-_ ------_ .._-_ .._ .._, .._.._ -._..,. - .. .··.·..,.Cheese••• • CareerPlanning :~ellclous meabs,lebbuce; Jc1 DeLaet takes second. on Canadian Tour BY TREVOR HO~N Walker attempted to fight after the sports Editor knockout, but the official stopped Boise State senlor-to-be Graham DeLaet finished the fight when Walker couldn't stand second in the TELUS Edmonton Open, a Canadian "The Warrior" has his mind set. straight. - Tour event. Del.aet, only one of two amateur golfers . He wants Jesse Brinkley. The crowd erupted for the now-cham- playing among 69 players, shot a fourth round 65 to Following his third round knockout of pion local fighter, secure the second-place finish. Steve "The Spoiler" Walker Friday night Now with a belt, Corder has his sights Matt McQuillan won the event. at 17-under- at the Taco BellArena, Cleveland Corder set on a late September fight again, par for the four rounds, DeLaet, from Weyburn, is ready to get revenge on the man who in Boise. Friday night was the first of . Saskatchewan, finished at ll-under-par. DeLaet was America knows from the NBC reality TV four fights that Corder signed on with an All-WAChonoree in 2003 and 2004 and was the show, "The Contender." Knockout Promotions. WAC Freshman of the Year in 2002. He redshirted "That's who I want," Corder said. "I'll Promoter Kasey Thompson says the .during the 2004-05 season and will be a senior on the take anyone off The venue for the next Bronco squad in 2005-06. Contender,' but Iwant fight will be deter- Brinkley because I mined sometime have a legitimate loss "I just want this week, and the against him." opponent will come Corder has twice soon after. Former Broncos place at . lost to Brinkley via to fight for a The fight will 'be USA Track Championships knock outs. Both at either the Bank of fights were at the America Centre or Coeurd'AleneCasino, back at the Taco Bell Led by Jared Rome's second place finish in the world title." Arena. men's discus, four former members of the Boise State with the last bout in March oflast year. Thompson says University track and field team placed at this year's Corder attained the belt for they are working on USAOutdoor Track and Field Championships -. the Candlan-American-Mexican getting one of three fighters who starred Rome, a six-time NCAA All-American for the Middleweight Title Friday night' against on "The Contender." Brinkley,who placed .Broncos, placed second in the men's discus with a Walker (16-10)and improved his record fourth on the show, and Joey Gilbert are throw of 205 feet, one inch, and earned a trip to the to 32-3 (18KO·s). two possible opponents for Corder in World Track and Field Championships. Walker was added as the opponent just September. However, Thompson says its Neely Falgout, who just completed her-Bronco ca- "90 percent likely': that Brent Cooper will reer last month, placed seventh in the women's jav- a week before the fight. "He has a strong chin. let's just kill his be added. elin with a throw of 164-6. Corder says that thereIs no added A two-time WACchampion in the women's javelin, body," Corder said of his quick strategy . , benefit for him to fight Gilbert, saying it I ~, Falgout set the Boise State record in the event this for Walker. But it wasn't a body shot that downed Walker, it was a fake right to the doesn't help him climb the ladder. k year with a throw of 180-1. "I just want to fight for a world title," PHOTO'BY Sll\NLEY BREWSfERITIlE ARB Two former Bronco All-Americans competed in the body and straight shot to the chin. Corder said. Cleveland Corder raises on the corner rope to celebrate his third round men's javelin with Rob Minnitti and Justin SI. Clair "When you kill the body, the head will die," Corder said. knockout In front of the hometown crowd Friday night.. . . placing third and llth. Minnitti had a best throw of .246-00, while SI. Clair's top throw was 221-6. .llndercard 'fignt"showcases Presnell completes coaching staff champion in the making BY TREVOR HORN Boise, and Eric Boose of Puyallup, Gordy Presnell, head women's basketball coach, Sports Editor . Wash., went the distance in a ma- completed his staff when he announced that J.R. jority draw call form the judges as Payne and Toriano Towns had accepted positions There was five undercard fights the two big boys used more of a as assistant coaches at Boise State. The two join took place before the Corder- street brawl to the fight that rath- Heather Sower, who was retained from the previous Walker title bout on Friday night. er boxing. The two will rematch administration, as members of Presnell's first Bronco Four were scheduled for. four as' an undercard to Corder's title coaching staff. Presnell was hired on June 3rd as the rounds, and the final fight for six defense in Septemeber. . Bronco's sixth head coach succeeding len Warden rounds. Only two went the dis- The fourth fight had a bit ofcon- who resigned to take the same position at Colorado tance, while three ended in the troversy involved. Boise native State. first round respectfully. Charlie Fortik slapped Osvaldo Both Payne and Towns are familiar with each other The evening began with a very Rojos early in the first round and as they are both graduates of Saint Mary's College. impressive pro debut for Caldwell had a point deducted. . They also spent three years together on the Gonzaga born Rudy Valdez. . But, it was Rojos that won by 'University coaching staff before Towns left to join the He scored a unanimous de- Tko after he knocked out Fortik, University of Arizona program last year. cision from the judges and The and the commissioner called the Payne comes to Boise State after six seasons at Arbiter's scorekeeper, who scored bout after 'Fortik couldn't stand Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA, where she the four round fight at 40-35 for square on his two feet. served as the program's recruiting coordinator. She Valdez (1-0) over Octavio Frias (1- The final undercard fight gave was also involved with the development and coach- 1)of Portland. Boise fans an look at an up and ing of perimeter players. Another local productdropped coming fighter from Coeur d' Towns spent the last season atthe University of quickly in the first round of the Alene that could very well be seen Arizona preceded by three Seasons at Gonzaga. At second bout as bran Redfeldt took nationally within the next few Arizona this past year Towns worked with the Wildcat a hard hit to the face from Arron years. post players, in addition to being heavily involved in Robinson just 27 seconds into the Shawn Hawk .(9-0, 7 KO's) recruiting and scouting. At Gonzaga he served as the . PHOTO BY STANLEY BREWSfERITIlE ARBITER fight. knocked out Paul Purcell (0-3) Cleveland 'The Warrior' Corder lands a hard right hand versus Steve 'The Spoiler' co-recruiting coordinator under coach Kelly Graves. Walker Friday night at the Taco Bell Arena. . • The third fight squared two in the third round. Hawk used a huge heavyweight fighters to- clean and fundamental fight to fi- gether. Ija Flapping Eagle of nally knock out Purcell. Two-time national champion earns top male athlete conference award BY TRBVOR HORN "I'm verv excited for Gabe, be- In conjunction with his out- Sports Editor cause he is such a spectacular standing athletic talents, Wallin person," Boise State head coach is also an outstanding student- Boise State senior Gabe Wallin Mike Maynard said. athlete. and Fresno State senior Jamie Wallin successfully defended He was recently named to the Southern have been named the his 2004 national championship 2005 ESPNThe Magazine All-: recipients of the 2004-05 Joe in the men's javelin at the 2005 District VIII Cross Country/Track Kearney Award for the WeStern •NcAA National Track and Field and Field Team. He holds a cu- Athletic Conference. Wallin is Championships, with a winningmulative G.P,A;of3.87 in busi- .the first Bronco t()win the award' throw of 258 feet,'5 inches. _ ness. since Boise State joined the con- His closest competitor was Wallin is back in'Sweden com- ference in 2001. . . nine feet behind. Wallin wort the petlng for the national team in , .:'Named in honor offOlfficr2004 crown with a Boise State preparation f~rtheworld cham- - WACcommissioner Joe Kearney, record throw of 264-9. pionshlps inAugl1st; Iust'over the awards are given annually. Along with being a two-time .. a weekfQ!lo1-!:inghis Il~tional to the top male and femaleWAC. • NCAAnationalchampion in the. . .championship inSaeriutiento, athletes: . javelin, Wallin is alsothe two- Wallin threw for 262~10in com- . The WAC'athletics direc- ' time WACchampion' in the same petition back honie...... •... ':.!orsselecttlierilaleaward event, .i: ...... ::' PastmaieWiIlijeisohlieawatd' ..•Winner. while theWACse~ <: '.' .WalHnwon the 2004WACtitie <.i®~dt;:tiirtl~NfLplilyers.ln: '.:;. c ,cchiotwoinanltdimn1stIaWt8··· ",. ,·"witha. throw of229~1.lindwon."·:~clti BY TREVOR HORN "Football down there is huge, . , Sports Editor and I'm just preparing myself so when I get down there I'm not Senior safety Robby Jones shell-shocked," sophomore safe- . agrees that he has caught himself ty Marty Tadman said. humming the tune to himself at Players don't want the wrong home. impression brought out either. Now less than two months from They know that this is just one of kickoff of the 2005 football sea- 12 regular season games sched- son, the Boise State football team uled this season. is practicing twice a week in play- "You can't think of them being er-run drills. Due to NCAA rules any more special or bigger, they and sanctions, coaches can have are just guys playing football," nothing to do with practices un- sophomore guard Tad Miller said. til team practices begin on Aug. 8. Miller also used the example But that hasn't stopped the team from the movie,"Hoosiers" to ex- from making sure they are getting plain that when the coach draws things done. out the basketball court to the "We've been doing more than players in the movie is the same ~ we ever have before," sophomore. way that the Broncos need to look i.JI center Jeff Biedermann said. at the game-the field at Sanford PIlUlO BY SlANlEY BREWSTERiTIIC ARBITER "More film study and the con- Stadium is 100 yards long, just Senior defensive tackle Alex Guerrero takes on pari lime coaching dulles during the player-run practices this summer in preparation of the Sept. 3 ditioning and lifting have been like it is in Bronco Stadium and PHUlO BY SlANLEY BREWSTERiTIIE ARBITER season opener at Georgia. Drisan James hauls in a deep catch over Gerald Alexander. The players are harder than ever before." they need to try to find ways to r------Commentary---:--'------'----, practicing this summer wllh Georgia on their minds. . It's not that Georgia is the only just focus on that. game thal is on the mind of the Inside the Broncos locker room r------commeniary------. Broncos, but for a team that l.as there is a 'calendar that counts Let young athletes a mindset from game to game, down the days until kickoff, but Hawks, baseball and plenty more there is really nothing else for inside the Bulldogs locker room, these guys to think about. Not to they have a doormat that sits just BY MICj\H SULLIVj\N college, the Dominican league, mention the fact that the Broncos inside the front door that reads, earn; then learn j\rblter Staff or the other Cub's franchise mi- had their nation leading 22 game "Beat Boise State." nor league teams ..Ieff'Culpepper win streak snapped in the Liberty Georgia is not overlooking the BY ·Dj\VID,JOSEPH gain the experience of attending Boise State hasn't had a base- is batting one of the highest' per- Bowl versus Louisville on New Broncos. One Boise State player South Florida Sun-S.entlnel . college for a ycar or two.And who ball program in years-well, we centages in the league at .321, Years Eve-there is a bad taste left states that the Bulldogs are in a would turn down those millions have baseball as a club sport, if and feft-handed pitcher Jesus in the mouths of Boise State play- sort of lose-lose situation that if In a perfect. world. Morgan if it didn't compromise their be- you're interested in playing. But, Yepez, with a.110 ERA,also rocks ers. they are expected to win; and if Pressel and LeBron James would lie(s and could help a family suf- if you want to see a live game the Northwest League. Robby Jones summed it up af- they lose, the season could quick- attend college. They would make fering from financial hardship? this summer, you have to visit Even if you don't have base- ter asked if there was a bad taste Iy turn bad. Whereas the Broncos new friends, experience the joys 'Oh, I know the answer, those Memorial Stadium and catch ball in your blood, the live in his mouth by saying, "Yeah, oh aren't expected to win, but a vic- of academia, and, eventually, who haven't suffered, and those the defending Northwest League game itself is an experience ev- definitely." tory could easily bring BCS talks learn the difference between who don't know what it's like to Champion Boise Hawks. eryone can enjoy. Every Friday In the past. the. Broncos have about Boise State just one game Dostoyevsky and Gwen Stefani. live day to day or watch their par-' Even though this season isn't home game, you can see amaz- played in front of some hostile into the season. But this isn't a perfect world, enls struggle tu make the renl. . going so well in the win col- ing fireworks (the ones you now Southerncrowds to open theirsea- "It just shows that our program and there's no room for Pollyanna John Rocker attended college. umn compared with last year's, only hear pounding the walls at son. In 2001, the Broncos inaugu- has grown quickly and Coach in professional or amateur (what- Unfortunately, some have Ior- or ... really any standard, don't your place) in all their up-close ral season in the Western Athletic .Hawkins is doing a good job," ever that means) sports. Yet, in gotten, or have never bothered to worry. I know eight and 13 after glory. Tuesdays are dollar beer Conference, they went down and .freshman wide receiver Vinny the past few weeks, with the NBA investigate, thcnumber of great 21 games sounds like a Royals' nights, and Wednesdays are dol- lost to South Carolina 32-13 in Perretta said .. raising its age limit and Pressel athletes whoiumed professional kind of run, even at only .380, the lar popcorn, hotdog, and-peanut front of 83,019 fans. The following One thing for certain is the and Michelle Wie. taking high without the benefit of college. Hawks are just four games back nights. season, the Broncos second game Broncos understand the Impor- school vacations to compete in The NHL welcomed Wayne of the NL East division leading The cheap seats (excellent of the season was in from of70.142 tance of the game, and what a vic- the U.S. Women's Open, some Gretzky at 17 and Bobby Orr at Tri-City Dust Devils. viewing with each between fans as theytooka41-14 drubbing tory could mean to the program. are once again complaining that 18. Unless there's a deep, dark So hang in there, we're at home and first base) are $2 this .bYJlJ,eRa:?orp"a~ks,..: . . ., "it:s,defini.telythll.m!?st exciting young athletes are turning pro- secret associated with these two this point only through "a third ',' season. There are tons of promo- . "'Big cfowas yes;'bufstiII noth'ing'-'~ ai1llblggest game we'Ve'eVernad," - fessiolllil too soon . men, I don't believe they'vedis- through the season. Two im- tlons, and the next, on July 15, is to what Sanford Stadium will of- Beidermann said. : The athletes should attend col- graced themselves. . pressive wins in a row make me a giveaway of Hawk's patriarch fer on Sept. 3. The home stadium Not because of the crowd in lege, they claim. There should be . Tennis' star. Tracy Austin won the U.S.Open at 16.Pele made his think we'll catch 'em, because of Chicago Cubs caps. for Georgia seats 92.446 fans; and Georgia, but for one reason for age restrictions implemented by World Cup debut at 17. our outstanding coaching staff Get your tickets by calling 322- is the fifth largest stadium in the Drisan James of why. he has' professional sports, they argue, Pitcher Bob Feller made his of Trey Forkerway and last year's 5000, stopping by the box office, nation. Georgia on his mind. and the NBA didn't do enough major league debut at 17with the manager Tom Beyers. or pay an extra dollar each at Players know the importance "What I got in mind is what I've raising the age requirement for Cleveland Indians in 1936,before We have great players this year, www.boisehawks.com. See you of football in that region of the got to do so we don't disappoint the draft from 18to 19. finishing his senior year in high almost all new to the team from there. country too. everybody here in Boise." These arguments are a joke, if not insulting, and for the most school. part being made by people who Andrea Jaeger. played profes- forgot what it's like to struggle, sional tennis at 14. She's now have likely never had to struggle, founder of The Silver Lining Former Bronco wins at Wimbledon and who lack knowledge when it Foundation, which provides re- comes to sports history. lief for children suffering from Lawrence Phillips attended . cancer. COURTESY have competed in to get to the fi- college. Sean Taylor and Quintin Broncosports.com nals. How can NBA Commissioner Williams attended college. Moodie, from South Africa, David Stern tell an 18-year-old Certainly, this isn't to sug- Former Boise State Bronco played for the Broncos from the high school graduate he must gest 15-year-olds' be allowed to Wesley Moodie and doubles fall of 1998 through the spring of wait a year before he can earn a play professionalIootball, There partner Stephen Huss won 2000. He became the first Bronco living and help his family strug- are boundaries in' every sport the Gentlemen's Doubles to play in Wimbledon, when he gling to make ends meet? And and most rational people have a Championship at 2005 did so in singles play in 2003. He will Stern help that young man if, good idea of those limits. Maybe Wimbldeon. Moodie and Huss also played in Wimbledon singles during that year off, he is injured the age limit for tennis and golf :1 defeated nu~ber two seeded Bob in 2004. This is the first year he and is not able to earn a living in should be 15. Why not require a and Mike Bryan in four sets.It is has played doubles at Wimbledon. theNBA? high school diploma for the NBA the first time at Wimbledon that a He did not qualify for the sin- Why should Pressel attend col- or two years of college forprofes- men's doubles team coming from gles draw this year. His doubles lege if she wants to make millions sional ''lotbal\? the qualifying rounds has won partner, Stephen Huss, is from on the LPGATour while traveling But me rapid development the championship. Australia and played at Auburn. the world? these days of young athletes In the semi-finals, Moodie In the first round of the tour- PHUlO COIll1l'ESY BRONCO SPOJrni The argument that athletes physically and mentally, coupled and Huss defeated the number nament, Moodie and Huss de- Former Bronco Wesley Moodie (right) and doubles partner Stephen Huss • should attend college and ma- with the money they can earn, one seed Max Mirnyi and Jonas feated Cyral Saulnier and Tom won the gentleman's doubles championship at Wlmbldeon. ture before playing professional should allow those few extraor- Vanhoudt. In the second round, Bjorkman to advance to the the number three .seed of Mark nament each year. He was also an -sports is tired and old and, really, dinary athletes like Pressel and Moodie and Huss upset the num- championship match. Knowles and Michael Lloda. AU-American in both 1999 and 20 years removed from being re- James and Freddy Adu to com- The two played in the qualify- ber six seed Mehesh Bhupathi and In Moodie's junior and senior 2000. with his collegiate doubles , motely legitimate. pete professionally, if they are ing tournament to qualify in the Todd Woodbridge. years at Boise State, he helped partner, LeifMeineke. He has Todd Marinovich attended col- able, and attend college at their In the third round, Moodie main draw and are not ranked. lead the Broncos to back-to-hack played professionally since com- lege. No one has the right to tell a convenience. They upset four ranked doubles and Huss defeated ninth seed- BigWest Championships and into pleting his eligibility at Boise young person to turn down mil- That-would be a perfect world. teams in the five rounds that they ed Frantisek Cermak and Leos the first round of the NCAA tour- State; lions of dollars so he or she can , Fridl. 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