MUSIC: Denver Harbor dares to be different Full MOVIE: Thriller flicks fail to scare

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Ani DiFranco ‘knuckles down’ Folk singer pours her heart out on new release Page 6 FEBRUARY 07, 2005 What’S Inside

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02 News Briefs 03 Movies-Hide and Seek Boogeyman 04 Alone in the Dark 05 Music- Denver Harbor 06 Olivia Pepper 07 Fashion- Style Scout

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2 FULL EFFECT Daily Titan February 07, 2005 REVIEW MOVIE ‘Hide and Seek’ is scary yet predictable By ANNA LOUSTAUNAU Soon enough, this maniac “act” For the Titan takes a dangerous and violent route towards some gruesome events, in- volving David’s almost-romantic “One one thousand, two one interest Elizabeth (Shue) and other thousand, three one thousand … innocent creatures, in what Em- come out, come out, wherever you ily believes to simply be a child’s are…” game of “Hide and Seek.” Twentieth Century Fox’s “Hide Although De Niro was excellent and Seek” soars with darkly tal- at portraying the loyal father role, ented actors and spooky surprise it was really 10 year-old Fanning deaths, but ends in a bloodbath of who stole the show with her shad- predictability and some confusion owy performance as murky Em- for more inquisitive viewers. ily, using her ability to pull both Starring the infamously sinis- physical and emotional strength to ter Robert De Niro and the daz- become the charming, yet treach- zling young Dakota Fanning, erous child. along with Famke Janssen and There were times when the au- Elizabeth Shue, “Hide and Seek” dience was even chilled by the is already undeniably full of fl air small gleam of evil in Fanning’s and star power; however the fi lm eye as she plotted her next move leads predictable path of expected on the “game board of life” behind crime and unoriginal unveiling as her father’s trusting back. it nears its climax. While Janssen showed serious The story unfolds as psycholo- potential as the supportive doctor gist David Calloway (De Niro) for Emily, she did not have enough and his young daughter Emily lines to bloom fully and therefore (Fanning) moving to a quiet up- appeared to be a small character in state home after his wife’s sudden the story. death, which she happened to trag- Shue was in the same boat as ically witness. well, only getting a small amount K.C. BAILEY/Miramax Things start looking better when of screen time to display her sweet David Callaway (Robert De Niro ) tries to get the truth from his daughter’s (Dakota Fanning) new friend. Emily claims to have made a new side before literally falling into the friend named Charlie, but since background. nary pallet of a typical scary story. breathless and asking questions tions, it is not the new “Exorcist” David has never seen him, he, Nevertheless, both women were Though “Hide and Seek” was a long after the fl ick has ended. or “Carrie” that viewers are hop- along with fellow doctor Kather- great assets to the fi lm with their bit unsurprising at times and a little In short, whilst “Hide and Seek” ing it will be. ine (Janssen), believe that Charlie bright spirits and refreshing senses slow as well, the story displayed is exploding with astounding act- It is purely a freaky fl ick for is invisible but may be a positive of innocence among immorality; various shocking twists and a fi - ing, maniacal mind games and a people to indulge their fears in for infl uence for his gloomy daughter. literally adding color to the ordi- nal sad revelation that left viewers small dose of anticipated interac- the weekend. ‘Boogeyman’ lacks thrills, suspense BY SHANNON HEWKIN off. Daily Titan Staff Tim’s exploration of the house lacks the feeling of suspense cre- “Boogeyman,” which opened ated by better horror fl icks and Friday makes it perfectly clear that instead relies on carefully-timed whatever is hiding in the closet or music designed, by the sheer vol- under the bed is neither scary nor ume of it, to make the heart beat disturbing—it’s mind-numbingly frantically and the body jump in- boring. In fact, the only thing voluntarily. frightening about the boogeyman The closet scenes, which should is that Ghost House Pictures spent have been some of the most imag- money to make such a movie. inative and haunting parts of the Director Stephen T. Kay’s movie, were the equivalent of a “Boogeyman” follows Tim Jen- scarecrow in a fi eld being mistak- sen (7th Heaven’s Barry Watson), a en for a person. The confrontation man in his 20’s terrorized by mem- scene is where “Boogeyman” re- ories of his father being dragged ally falters. into the closet of his childhood As Tim and Kate (Emily De- bedroom by the boogeyman and schanel), a childhood friend, cling never coming out. to furniture to avoid getting sucked But when he visits a children’s into the windstorm coming from psychiatric hospital and speaks to the closet, Tim faces the boogey- the doctor that has been treating man. him since his father disappeared, it The whole encounter is more becomes clear that Tim might be amusing than terrifying and leaves using the boogeyman story as an more questions than answers. alternative to the possibility that At the end of the movie, howev- Tim’s father simply left the fam- er, the biggest question that most ily, as others believe. people in the theater had was how As Tim faces his fears, he fi nds they could get back the hour and a a house full of memories he must half they spent watching “Boogey- confront and demons he must fi ght man.”

Daily Titan February 07, 2005 FULL EFFECT 3 MOVIE REVIEW Video game adaption falters on screen

BY JAMEELA T. ABDULLAH tigation Bureau 713; all of the monsters to the sound of weird For the Titan agents have been contaminated crunching heavy metal. with the alien life-form. I was really looking forward to “Alone in the Dark,” is a cha- Lucky for Carnby, a childhood seeing a Christian Slater movie otic piece of handiwork with hor- brush with near electrocution has again, but this was less than a tri- rible acting and sloppily stitched neutralized the alien within, leav- umphant return. together thematic cliches. ing him free to save the world He runs through most of the fi lm Newbie director Uwe Boll, from the fate that befell the Ab- in 80’s retro gear: a black ribbed whose 2003 effort, the margin- skani Culture. tank top and brown leather trench ally less bad, “The House of the For answers, Carnby turns to coat, frequently uttering cryptic Dead,” also took its cue from the ex-girlfriend, Aline Cedrac, (Tara lines about his fear of the dark. game industry. Reid) an accomplished (she has Being afraid of the dark is what That’s 0 for 2. a hair bun and brainy glasses to keeps must of us alive. The plot Wouldn’t you think he would prove it) anthropologist special- struggles to unfold on several lev- get a clue and stop making bad izing in Abskani artifacts. Unfor- els. game to movie adaptation fl ops? tunately, Reid doesn’t play smart Thanks to the magic of Holly- The movie starts with an impen- very well. wood, the script uses every pos- etrable back story that is slowly Eventually, the two join forces sible device to keep its audience scrolled across the screen while a with Stephen Dorff’s over heat- informed. solemn narrator reads the porten- ed, tough guy government agent In addition to its exposition tous text that establishes a mood Richard Burke, solving the mys- of off-screen events through of instant confusion. tery of an ancient artifact, fending dialogue, voiceovers offer back- Much of it babbles on about the off nasty, superimposed creatures ground information on the baffl ing ill fate of an ancient culture called and keeping the world (or at least scenes being played out before our Abskani, who foolishly opened the Vancouver) safe from evil. bewildered eyes. portal to another dimension, let- CHRIS HELCERMANAS-BENGE/Lions Gate “Alone in the Dark” does have Sadly, it’s all done in vain, as no ting in some very evil creatures. Christian Slater stars as Edward Carnby in “Alone in the Dark.” an original plot, a completely in- amount of explanation can give- Once freed, the creatures de- comprehensible grab bag of tricks coherence to such a disorganized stroy the Abskani race complete- sters. with a sordid past. from “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” mess. There’s nothing exciting or ly. The next scene fast forwards to It turns out that Carnby is one “Dawn of the Dead” and “Star particularly scary about this mov- The movie’s opening scene the present day. The orphans have of twenty orphans who disap- Trek: The Wrath of Khan.” ie, except the conceptual horror of fl ashes back 22 years to a sinis- all grown up and remain sleepers peared after being implanted with At one point, Boll gives up the acting. ter mad scientist, Professor Hud- waiting to be reawakened by the a spinal-shaped parasite two de- on telling the story and lunches What can you honestly expect gens’ (Mathew Walker) terrible return of the evil creatures. cades earlier. along into a bloody music-video from a movie based on the Atari experiments on a group of orphan Christian Slater plays Edward He’s also is a former agent for sequence in which Slater, Reid video game? This one should children, merging them into mon- Carnby, a paranormal investigator the mysterious paranormal inves- and a posse of cops blow away have gone straight to video.

4 FULL EFFECT Daily Titan February 07, 2005 INTERVIEW MUSIC Jimmy Chamberlin smashes out solo album

BY MELISSA BOBBITT sung huskily by Medley. The for- For the Titan mer Pumpkin said Medley signed on because “he’s actually Billy Keith Moon, Neil Peart, Lars Mohler’s godfather. It speaks Ulrich and Jimmy Chamberlin— volumes about Bill’s character to arguably four of the best drum- branch out and do something that’s mers of all time. But Chamberlin, really not his style.”) formerly of the alternative behe- As a fl edgling lyricist, Chamber- moth Smashing Pumpkins and the lin drew infl uences from “every- short-lived Zwan, has something thing from my cat, my daughter, the other legends don’t: a solo al- my mother, my world experience” bum. to tell dreamy pop tales of positive , his sprawl- energy. He said the album’s themes ing and kicky jazz-fusion album, are “freedom of spirit, adventure, combines Chamberlin’s power- passion for what you do.” house pounding with languid gui- Especially close to his heart is tars reminiscent of early Pumpkins “Loki Cat,” an ethereal track fea- material. Throw in a few notable turing Corgan on vocals. “Loki cameos by old buddies Billy Cor- was my cat who died of lympho- gan, Rob Dickinson of Catherine ma,” Chamberlin said. “The song Wheel and Bill Medley of the is basically about loss and physical Righteous Brothers and you’ve gain in a spiritual sense.” got the recipe for some seriously Whatever Chamberlin does smooth ear candy. when it comes to music, refl ects Chamberlin said he didn’t want just how full of love he is. The his solo album to be just him ham- Complex played two nights in Jan- mering away on the skins. uary at the Knitting Factory in Los “I kind of look at it less of a Angeles and the drummer’s smile drummer record than a music re- practically illuminated the dark cord,” he said. club. The live act, consisting of But he also wasn’t keen on pro- Chamberlin, Mohler, Sean Wool- viding vocals himself. stenhulme of Abandoned Pools “I’m not that great of a singer,” on guitar and Adam Benjamin on he said with a chuckle, citing his keyboards, brought a more sonic sole singing stint on one song on and commanding fl avor to the lush the 1995 Pumpkins album Mellon sounds of Life Begins Again. Collie and the Infi nite Sadness. The wickedly raw pulse of 60 Cycle Media Hence, he enlisted the help of “Cranes of Prey” incited an ocean Billy Mohler, an associate he met of bobbing heads in the audience best drummer ever. [in L.A.] is great. And it’s certainly working with his new cohorts that in 2001 when Mohler auditioned and the jovial groove “Newer- Life has truly begun again for a lot warmer.” he hopes to return to the studio as for Zwan. He didn’t get the gig waves” showcased Mohler’s agil- Chamberlin, 40. He kicked a hero- Chamberlin said the SoCal at- soon as possible to make a sequel then, but Chamberlin vowed to ity on bass and his sensitive vo- in habit that got him fi red from the mosphere is more accommodating to Life. He said that he never in- work with him in the future. To- cals. Pumpkins in 1996 and survived for raising his daughter with wife tends on retiring from gether, they crafted surreal, surg- But the concerts belonged to the swift rise and fall of his other Lori and for the type of unique biz. ing melodies under the guise of the Chamberlin, one usually accus- band with Corgan, the giddy gui- music he longed to create. “I don’t really envy people who Jimmy Chamberlin Complex. tomed to churning out furious tar-laden Zwan. “I just don’t think they [the pub- look forward to retirement because Mohler attended to most of the beats in the background. He recently relocated from his lic] realize there is honest music that means they’re doing some- song structuring and guitars but He fi nally took center stage to native to be- out there in this world of prepack- thing they don’t like.” Chamberlin left most of the lyrics to Chamber- thank the fans, sign autographs cause “besides working with Billy aged sound bites,” he said. picked up the sticks at a young age lin (nix the ode to the drummer’s and pose for pictures as bewil- [Corgan], I felt my music was Jam master Jimmy had such a and immediately felt liberated. daughter AudreyElla, “Lullabye,” dered gawkers hailed him as the stagnating. The music community great time recording the album and “I retired at age 8,” he said. A ‘scenic’ look at San Diego band Denver Harbor BY BRIAN TAYLOR With the addition of Aaron name. In their short existence, Denver same,” he said. Daily Titan Staff (bass) and Ilan (drums), Will (vo- After compiling a list of poten- Harbor has toured with Sugarcult, “Obviously all of are songs cals/guitar) and Chris (guitar) now tial monikers, Salazar posted them Story Of The Year, Flogging Molly have a link, but I can’t say there had a band with no shortage of tal- on an Internet forum frequented by and most recently Lit. are two songs on the album that If you were to ask most aspir- ent. former Fenix*TX fans and asked Ideally they’d like to be out sound the same,” added Ilan. “And ing musicians if they would be At just 16-years-old Ilan holds them to chose. on the road with the Foo Fight- I’m proud of that. satisfi ed with a 7-year career, two claim to the title of “Best Undis- Denver Harbor was the name ers and The Mars Volta, more out The album is a fusion of hard- trips out on the Vans , covered Drummer Under 18” by chosen by fans, although Salazar of respect for their creativity and core punk, ska, and rock. Case in a video on MTV, substantial ra- Modern Drummer magazine. admitted he was partial to the run- open-minded fans rather than the point is their ability to bang out dio play and the sale of more than And under the tutelage of Blink ner-up Dirty Sanchez. similarity of their music. the fast paced pit starter “Xeno- 400,000 albums, chances are they 182’s , landed him- The San Diego based rock group “Really though, I’d just like to phobia,” slow it down with “All I would say yes. self in the Guinness Book of World has been hard at work since their tour and get out on the road with Want” and then take the crowd on But that is not the case for former Records for being the youngest fi rst show in March of 2003. anyone,” said Will. the musical roller coaster that is Fenix*TX front man Will Salazar. musician ever to play at Wood- After releasing their indepen- While out on tour their full- “The Ride.” The 2002 break-up of Fenix*TX stock, 12. dent album “” in length debut “Scenic” hit the Denver Harbor hopes to sell left Salazar and bandmate Chris But the kid dubbed as a “schizo- April of 2004, Universal Records shelves in October. albums while on tour in the near Lewis with some newly written phrenic musical genius” by his signed them to a contract in June. The release of “Scenic” has gar- future. music and the urge to fi nd a new bandmates isn’t weighed down by “We got signed on a Friday, nered mixed reviews claiming that But the guys are enjoying their band to play them. his early success. went in the studio for pre-produc- the songs are too different from recent time off by kicking back at While working on album art- “There’s no pressure when you tion on Monday and started record- one another. home, playing video games, bowl- work for the band F.o.N. graphic know you’re good at what you do” ing the following Monday,” Aaron But that was the intention ac- ing, and just trying to live the artist Shauna Salazar (Will’s Ilan said. “But I’m always trying said. “The day after cording to Aaron. dream. Wife), introduced the talented to get better.” [the album] we went on tour. It’s “No matter how distinct the For more information on Den- brothers Aaron and Ilan Ruben to With all the musical pieces in been non-stop for the last couple sound may be, it just gets boring ver Harbor visit their website at her husband. place the band still didn’t have a months.” when a bands’ songs sound the www. denverharbor.net.

Daily Titan February 07, 2005 FULL EFFECT 5 MUSIC REVIEW Punk band lacks Pepper loves its talent, orginality fans and weed BY RYAN TOWNSEND and it's danceable, throbbing and BY RENA SLUTSKE nywise and Sprung Monkey, but Daily Titan Managing Editor occasionally psychedelic. Sort of Daily Titan Staff their washed-out melodies cannot the ultimate party music for fans of bring the energy of listening to ei- An 80-minute concert release is Sublime’s genre-defying reggae. On its self-titled debut, it is clear ther of those bands. a tricky proposition for a relatively What sounds like the ultimate that Olivia the Band likes Jesus. Unlike Blink-182, there are no ing declared king once more. The young band. strength though, becomes a weak- These bleach-toothed, wannabe catchy riffs, nothing that would song “39” is about the 39 lashes Flaws tend to be exposed as dis- ness. It’s almost too much of a Hollister models prove they are make you want to bob your head that Jesus took before the cruci- cerning consumers get a chance good thing. nothing more than a Blink-182 and listen on to what the band has fi xion. to take a more critical look at the Eventually, halfway through, knockoff, with none of the energy to say. And what they have to say Although the messages of their shows that seem like shining dis- one starts to suspect that drum- or integrity of their idols. is… well, they like Jesus. A lot. songs are positive, the isolation plays of perfect disorder when ex- mer Yesod Williams is playing the Although the band's message They are being marketed as a they create for listeners is enough perienced in the fl esh. exact same drum beats and fi lls in is, for the most part, positive, this mainstream band, and yet, they are to make them not want to listen. For Hawaiian-surf-bums Pep- EVERY DAMN SONG. Also, ev- group has no talent and will not be isolating any secular listener who But they should look on the per, it’s a mixed bag of strengths ery song seems to be about getting able to stand up to their punk ri- comes across their album. bright side: they always have fu- and weaknesses on display in high, having sex or getting high vals or stronger Christian bands. The song “Heaven” is pretty tures in either becoming preachers “Pepper Live,” a 18-song career and having sex at the same time. The band members may be much about Jesus coming, taking or Ambercrombie and Fitch mod- spanning DVD shot over two Also weak are the songs them- inspired by groups such as Pen- vengence on the heathens, and be- els. nights at The Troubadour in Los selves, they don t have consistent- Angeles last November. ly strong melodies, especially the Three albums into their young pre- In With The Old material. career, Costa Mesa-based Vol- However, two songs from their com Records obviously believes latest album bode well for future Pepper has the fans to justify the songwriting efforts. ultimate in rock and roll excess: During “Ashes” and “Love releasing live material. Affair,” the band fi nally fi nds From the looks of the Pepper songs worthy of its abundant at- faithful on these two nights, the titude. If anything, this release is label’s faith looks well founded. a sign that Pepper’s best days are In fact, the band seems to inspire not yet here. However, if one can an almost Grateful Dead-esque look past the constant and annoy- loyalty in its female-surfer-stoner ing references to punami (some fan base. kind of slang for female genitalia) Musically, Pepper lays down then this might still be an enjoy- self-described “Kona-dub” rock, able time-killer DVD. Difranco tells tales of truth on new CD

BY ANNA LOUSTAUNAU For the Titan

Ani DiFranco shines in her ef- fort to transform painful childhood memories and tales of lost-loves into a collaboration of intimate songs for her newest release “. DiFranco’s refreshing attitude is what has labeled her as the “candy apple in a stable of hungry horses” (in a musician’s sense), for she has already racked up an album and her heart, all beneath the sur- appearance with , had her face of engaging guitar tunes. tunes covered by Dave Matthews Incorporating pieces of her ac- and , recorded duets with knowledged bisexual identity and John Gorka, composed 20 previ- tidbits of her private sorrows, ously liberating CD’s, compiled Difranco has managed to nail an- two DVD’s, and produced her own other successful album into her “self-suffi ciency” discography. Though the tunes , within tend to be a bit repetitive on oc- the last fi fteen years. casion, “Knuckle Down” hits the DiFranco is possibly best known spot for comforting women in for her independent sound of “folk times of need, cleansing biased punk” mixed with jazzy un- individuals, or as just a friendly dertones. fi reside companion. DiFranco’s latest collection With fancy packaging, a book- “Knuckle Down,” consists of let of lyrics, and an inspiriting CD, twelve heart-wrenching lyrical Difranco’s “Knuckle Down” is an tales of truth and mortifi cation, excellent folk addition to success- explicitly displaying her personal es Beth Orton and Bonnie Raitt struggles of acceptance, her ma- and a great gift idea for free-think- ture path of self-righteousness, ing females.

6 FULL EFFECT Daily Titan February 07, 2005 FASHION PITSTOP

SALOME’S STARS STYLE SCOUT ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Your natu- move, whether it’s at work or at home. thing you’ll need to make your case ral Arian leadership qualities make you But once you get a full breakdown of sound convincing and doable. the person others will follow in tackling what it entails, it should be easier to deal that important project. But don’t get so with. Good luck. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January involved in the work that you neglect 19) A workplace blunder could create a Fashion refl ects your personal life. VIRGO (August 23 to September 22) Cre- problem down the line unless you deal ating order out of chaos, even in the most with it right now to see how and why it TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Aspects untidy spaces, should be no problem for happened. Don’t be surprised at what you favor sorting through your possessions, organized Virgos. So go ahead and do it, might learn. a sporty society both at work and at home, to start giv- and then accept praise from impressed col- ing away what you don’t use, don’t need leagues. AQUARIUS (January 20 to February 18) or don’t like. Relax later with someone This is a good time to re-sort your priorities special. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) and see if adjustments are called for. Be hon- BY KELLY HICKMAN Whether it’s for business purposes or just est with yourself as you decide what to keep, Daily Titan columnist GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) The issues for leisure, a trip might be just what you what to discard and what to change. are not quite as clear as they should be. need right now. You would benefi t both That’s why you need to avoid getting from a change of scenery and from meeting PISCES (February 19 to March 20) Let- It’s hard to imagine a world involved in disputes between colleagues new people. ting yourself be bathed in the outpouring at work or between relatives or personal of love and support from those who care where we’d be seen walking friends SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) for you will help you get through a diffi - around campus, more or less While things generally go well this week, a ro- cult period sooner rather than later. Good playing baseball or tennis, in CANCER (June 21 to July 22) You’ll get mantic situation seems to have stalled. But you luck. three-piece suits or wide hoop lots of support from others if you own up can restart it if you want to. Then again, maybe to your mistake quickly and include a full this is a chance to reassess the situation. BORN THIS WEEK: You have an un- skirts with tight-fi tting bodices; and honest explanation. Learn from this canny gift for reaching out to all people but in the wake of the 20th cen- experience so that you don’t repeat it. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to De- and creating bridges of understanding tury, that was the case. cember 21) A meeting that was promised among them. Because of the conservative LEO (July 23 to August 22) There might quite a while back could fi nally happen. times, women's swimming attire be some early confusion over a major So be sure you’re prepared with every- (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. for example, consisted of one- piece swimsuits equipped with leggings and a skirt covering the TRIVIATRIVIA suit itself (can you imagine what those people would think of the thong bikini?) TEST By the 1920s, sports became an essential part of life, and the By Fifi uncomfortable uniforms of yesteryear weren’t. Rodriguez Designers began constructing clothing that was wearable and comfortable. Baseball hats and visors were created to block out the sun dur- 1. GOVERNMENT: When did the ing games and are now worn as fashion statements or for some, U.S. Supreme Court become a nine- to cover up a . member body? The original tennis ankle-length skirts shrank to a knee-length 2. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: The for easier movement and now have evolved into mini barely- term “Rosie the Riveter” came out of there skirts to show off great legs. which war? Today, the Nike swoosh logo is just as recognizable as the monogram LV letters on a Louis Vuitton bag. 3. HISTORY: The Jacobins were a The casual athletic look has become a fashion staple in our radical group of which movement? everyday lives. 4. MOVIES: When was “The Muppet Take a look around, you won’t fi nd people wearing Prada Movie” released? pumps but rather Puma sneakers. Much of what we wear today is an indication of our sports- 5. GEOGRAPHY: What two nations driven society. does the 38th parallel divide? Adidas track jackets were originally worn for sport, but are now worn for style. 6. BUSINESS: What large com- Carefully constructed skate shoes like DVS and Adio were pany has its headquarters in Golden, made for skateboarding and are now adorned for comfort. Colo.? Team jerseys are seen sported more off the court than on. Yesterday’s basketball and football throwbacks are just as cov- 7. PRESIDENTS: Which former vice eted as vintage Valentino cocktail dresses. president wrote a novel called “The Canfi eld Decision”? The runway’s fashion elite have also delved into this trendy stock. 8. ANIMAL KINGDOM: Which Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan, Marc Jacobs and Chanel have creature’s diet consists solely of all launched sports-driven collections. Sean P. Diddy Combs eucalyptus leaves? recently debuted his Sean John designed alternate jersey uniform for the NBA s Dallas Mavericks. 9. LANGUAGE: What does “ex- In turn, the sports industry itself is getting more fashion-sav- pound” mean? vy. This year, Adidas celebrated the 35th year anniversary of the 10. FOOD: What type of food is Superstar shoe and has released the Superstar 35 Collection. ricotta? Adidas invited fashion folk as well as other names in the music and art industries such as Upper Playground and Disney to each ANSWERS TO Answers design a Superstar signature piece as part of the limited-edition 1. 1869 , 2. World War II, 3. French collection. CROSSWORD WILL 5 Revolution, 4. 1979, 5. North and There’s even an Andy Warhol-inspired sneaker up for grabs. South Korea, 6. Coors, 7. Spiro T. With the ever-evolving wave of style getting sporty, this is one APPEAR IN NEXT Agnew wrote the novel about the trend that I hope doesn’t get played out. downfall of a vice president. 8. Koala bear 9. To explain in detail WEEK’S 1/31/0 Kelly Hickman is a senior journalism major. Catch her col- 10. Cheese umn every Thursday in Full Effect. FULL EFFECT ANSWERS FOR (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc.

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