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BOISE —John McCain's running-mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, was born in the small northern Idaho city of Sandpoint in 1964 and graduated from the University of Idaho with a journalism degree in 1987. But she didn't spend much time in the state during the Greg Connolly ask the MPD to feel differently three years in between. Argonaut hours on Saturday," Holbrook said. Palin became the first woman named to a spot on a "You reach a point where you'e risking Republican ticket on Friday, when McCain made the an- Football season is starting, which lives and that doesn't have a place at a nouncement at a rally in Dayton, Ohio. means that tailgating is back. tailgate." Shortly after Palin's birth, her parents While the Moscow Police Department Holbrook said his biggest priority is moved to Skagway, Alaska, where her has always maintained a presence there, that people remain safe during tailgat- father taught school. She didn't return this year they plan on placing a greater ing and don't engage in dangerous be- to Idaho until her college years, and her emphasis on Lot 57. Lot 57 is where the havior. time in the state seems to have largely majority of UI students tailgate, Lehmitz also stressed that if dn MPD faded from residents'emory. "The MPD and University of Idaho officer asks someone to leave during the Kenton Bird, director of UI's School want to promote a safe and enjoyable tailgate, they should or risk being ar- of Journalism and Mass Media, said environment for all participants," said rested. Palin didn't write for the independent Lt. Dave Lehmitz of the MPD. Glass bottles and kegs are not allowed college newspaper, The Argonaut, and Last year, a student was intoxicated in Lot 57. Glass bottles in parflcular pose didn t do any work for the university while riding on top of a vehicle and was a hazard to car tires, Lehmitz said. television station KIUI while she was severely injured after falling off. Vehicles planning to enter Lot 57 for Palin there. Lehmitz and UI want to make sure tailgating this year can't enter on Perim- "Iwish I could say that I knew some- similar incidents are avoided. eter Drive. To get in, vehicles must go thing about her, but I just don'," said Roy Atwood, the The MPD plans to make sure that un- up West Sixth St. onto Stadium Drive, former director of the journalism program and the fac- derage students aren't drinking during, past the Har tung Theatre. ulty member who signed her application for graduation. tailgating. Limited numbers of vehicles are al- Atwood was teaching large classes at the time, so Palin 'f you show up to Lot 57 intoxicat- lowed into Lot 57 for tailgating. Anyone would have been one of roughly 120 students in his class. ed and underage, you will have a high who wants to bring their vehicle in must Don Coombs also taught Paiin while she was at UI, but probability of being arrested," Lehmitz contact the ASUI office to get a permit. doesn't remember her, either. said. Those who want to get in without a car UI was her longest stop as she worked toward a col- He has spoken with the Interfrater- can freely enter on foot. lege degree. She started at Hawaii Pacific College in 1982, nity CounciiPand all resident advisers in ASUI also plans on bringing in live said Bird, and transferred to North Idaho CoOege for the the dorms to make sure the word gets music for four of the games. They will 1983-1984school year. She transferred again to UI in fall of out about underage drinking. have a local band at the first game, Dad's 1984, and spent her final semester working as an intern for "We respect student's wishes to have Weekend in October, Homecoming and a good time before the game starts," the Boise State University game in said Garrett Holbrook, ASUI President. vember. ¹ See PALIN page 5 "But high risk behavior has no place "It's only cost effective to have live at UI." music at four games," Holbrook said. ASUI and UI support the increased "We'e creating something new, so we emphasis on Lot 57. have to manage our resources. We can' 'The law is the law and we can' bring on more people, so we'e asking UI welcomes more of the staff we already have." Lot 57 opens at 10 a.m, for tailgating on Saturdays for h'ome games, new facul

Wright ulty lost. Argonaut ''We always have attrition in the university," Christians- The University of Idaho en said.'We will always have has hired 80 new faculty new faculty coming in." and administrators for the The College of Letters, fall semester. Arts and Social Sciences as ''We'e had a great hiring well as the College of Ag- year," Doug Baker, provost ricultural and Life Sciences for academic affairs said. "Re- hired the most faculty. 'eldally an impressive group." Aside from the new hir- "Abunch of those are re- ing's, 11 current faculty are placements, but it looks like taking on new positions in the total ntimber of faculty the administration. went up from 749 to 764," The new faculty under- Baker said. went orientation on Aug. 17 Of the new hirings, four through Aug. 19,Christiansen are administrative positions said. and 68 are full-time faculty. "Our goal was to pro- The ratio of tenured to non- vide faculty with goals and tenured faculty remains working with them to be about the same, Baker said. welcome within the univer- Fifteen of the hires are for sity family," she said. newly created positions. The orientation pro- Jeanne Christiansen, vice cess included dinner with rovost for academic af- Interm President Steven airs, said the hirings come Daley-Laursen and presen- au% after a period of low faculty tations from current admin- t< tbetet/i inflow to make up for fac- istrators as well as faculty, ~; „bY ;«ust"'boto See FACULTY, page 5 ravein a roa aran e uCa ion

Christine Lords to 2 p.m. in front of the Idaho things and diffe~t people," she dent wants to study, Kellogg-Ser- Argonaut Commons. said, "and it's important to see na said. The fair will feature represen- how people live." Some students may know ex- "You can When Meladi Mottern got to tatives from the UI International Students may study abroad by actly where they want to go, but The Hague, Netherlands, she Programs Office and represen- utilizing programs that are direct- others may not know the best read any didn't know what a grocery store tatives from program providers ly affiliated through UI or they places to study a certain field, she was called or where one was for that work with the university may work with study abroad pro- said. information three days. to send students abroad. A $500 gram providers that the univer- Trips to Spanish-speaking "We'e talking, I was eating scholarship for a student looking sity has a membership with. countries have been the most you want, but crackers or anything else I could to study abroad will be raffled at Jill Kellogg-Serna, a study opular among students the last find for three days," she said, the event. abroad coordinator Inter- until "I in the ew y,years, Kellogg-Serna11 said. A you get "You can read any information would absolutely enco'urage national Programs Office, said the good program is in place for ar- you, want, but until you get there, anyone to try to (study abroad)," fair is a good environment for stu- chitecture and landscape architec- there, you you don't know about the place." Mottern said. dents to talk to someone face to ture students in Italy, she said. don't Mottem is one of many Univer- Motte m, who went to the face about their options to study Newer programs for study know sity of Idaho students who decide Study Abroad Fair a year before abroad. abroad trips are available in Japan, to study abroad every semester. she studied in the Netherlands, "We'l be on hand to answer New Zealand, Nepal, .Thailand, about the She said sh'e wanted to travel as said the event is a good way to get questions students might have," Taiwan and Finland, she said. much as possible and decided to basic information about studying she said. "Even students just Programs are available in more place. participate in a direct student ex- abroad. thinking about studying abroad than 60 countries worldwide. change through UI's International Going on an exchange can ran come talk tous. They can ask Faculty led programs are also Meladi am's person's Pro Office last year. widen a perspective and uestions and find out what all of available in some countries. MOTTERN tudents can learn more about is a good way to meet a diverse eir opportunities are." "Many students say studying their options for studying abroad group of people, she said. UI representatives can help abroad is their best experience Study abroad student at the Study Abroad Fair Thurs- "I think it's important for students determine the most ap- day. The fair will be from 10 a.m. people to travel and see different propriate place for what the stu- See ABROAD, page 5 8 ~ ~ ~

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Lianna Shepherd in Logan, Utah. Argonaut After coming to Idaho, she worked for four years as the Assis- It had been an emotional tant College Adviser for the College day for Martin Institute ad- of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences viser Kelli Schrand. It was her at UI. She then joined the staff of 8-year-old son Mason's first the Martin Institute. day of school. "Iused to see the internation- "I guess he's getting to the al students walking through the age where he's too old for hugs halls and I thought they were all goodbye," she said. "But I don' so nice and interesting, 'he said. care, I'l just hug him anyway." "Now I get to talk with them Schrand and her everyday and help husband, Brand on them adjust to cam- Schrand, the Univer- ~+~ 8 ~ 8 Ijg pus. I love working sity of Idaho master with them." of fine arts creative Bill Smith, the di- writing co- I ~ E program rector of the Martin ordinator, have lived This week: Kelli Schrand institute, said as an in Moscow for the adviser she works past two years. with over 60 stu- This isn't the first time they'e dents, which he said she "man- lived in a small town, Prior to ages like a pro." coming to Idaho, the pair lived "She's easy to talk to and a and worked in Troy. credit to the institute," he said. "We like close knit communi- On the back wall of her office ties," she said. "It's nice to live in line of postcards are taped be- a small town with a community neath her window. The pictures that cares. It's a safe feeling." cover a range of countries and Schrand grew up in a suburb of continents. Jake Barber/Argonaut Salt Lake City. Her father was a "I'm trying to get together awall Program adviser at the Martin Institute, Keiii Schrand, speaks with international studies students Aiejandra high school history teacher, and a of postcards," she said, "Ihaven' Lopez, center, and Maren Mabbutt in her Administration Building office on Tuesday. passion for the past was carried on done any international travel my- it's through her. self,butI would love to, and nice ums," she said. "Having that enjoyed the eclectic nature of ed in going back to school and "I was really interested in Civil to see all the places students "I my experience, liking it so much, the city. studying women's history. War stuff," she said. love to do have seen." makes you...I don't know...a "When it comes to big cit- "I still want to stay within, hasn' tours of different museums and Although Schr and little adventurous." ies, I usually go to California the Martin Institute, but I'd battle fields." traveled outside of the country, Last spring, Schrand went to and it's so blonde," she said. love to help teach classes and In 1998, Schrand earned her B.S. she said she has traveled exten- New York City for the first time "New York was so interna- find more fun ways to en- in history from Southern Utah Uni- sively within the United States. with the Martin Institutes, Mod- tional, you could see it and feel gage students," she said. "I'm dif- versity and worked for four years "My father liked to go to el United Nations. She said she it everywhere." not letting my international as the manager for Kelly Services ferent site5 and baseball stadi- loved New York's diversity and Schrand said she is interest- students get far."

POLITICS IS LIFE: ELECTION 2008 The Argonaut is now A number cruncher hiring photographers! Alexiss Tturner to the Latah County Trea- Argonaut surer's Office. tuned These property taxes, stay Apply on the After spending years along with the sales tax IN in the Latah County As- laced on items students sessor's Office apprais- uy, are just a few ways The series will air ing property from which county government af- at 4 p.m. each Tues- 3rd Qoor of the SUB taxes are based, Connie fects students, Ferguson day and Thursday on Ferguson has moved into said, and should be all the KUOI FM. Disc jockey the money collecting busi- more reason to get out and Margaret Eiy will in- ness. vote. terview Prosecuting 's „'phd During this November "We'e all affected," she Attorney Bill Thomp- election, she will officially said. Some tax money goes son Thursday. take her position as Latah to the University of Idaho,. County Treasurer because Ferguson said, howe ver she is unopposed. indirectly. Ferguson sat down with In dealing with taxes on Margaret Ely of KUOI FM a regular basis, Ferguson ing, meaning no district last Thursday to discuss said she has had her share can ask for more than a 3 her position and the issues of disputes in the office. percent increase in their she faces on a day-to-day She said her main goal is tax revenue fr'om year to basis. The interview was to talk through issues with year. Ferguson said these part of the on-air series, patrons and educate them revenues are set in stone; "Politics is Life: election about aid the county of- the county does not bor- 2008," during which Ely fers. row money. '.a' speaks with notable posi- For individuals expe- "If we don't have tion holders from the U.S. riencing financial hard- enough, we go without," government, Idaho legis- ships, exemptions and re- she said. lator and Latah County to ductions are available for Ferguson said she give leaders a chance to those in specific situations. hopes to see the county connect with students. Reed, who has worked in grow responsibly through- Senior deputy in the the treasurer's office for 16 out her time in office to treasurer's office, Lois ears, said their mission keep wages competitive Reed said it doesn't hurt as always been one of and maintain a strong that Ferguson was born customer'ervice. community bond. and raised in Moscow, Ferguson said one of Overall, Ferguson said Idaho, her biggest fears is na- the county is fiscally secure "She knows the coun- tional debt. However, she andshouldremainthatway ty," Reed said. "She knows said she has little fear for for years to come. what's important here." Latah County specifically. "We have a good, Ferguson, a Republi- Currently, the county has strong government," can, said after primary no debt, she said. There is she said. "It's just a elections, party afhliation a 3 percent cap on budget- county." 'ood has little place in her line of work. As treasurer, she does have a say in certain Idaho laws. But if a law isn't working, she said all county officials band to- gether to make a change. a "We have a lot of in- put,". she said. Essentially, Ferguson said her job can be broken down into collecting tax money, banking that mon- ey and appropriating it out to various tax districts. Biiiienaling ifllsmaf Tax districts differ from one area to another, and include the Department of Motor Vehicles, highway Please join us for President Steven B. Daley-Laursen's and hospital districts. You Could Make up to $240 The amount of money first university-wide address. district can acquire in or more month a per The president will present an overview of his vision taxes is determined by the county assessor. Funds and help save lives. for the future of your University cf Idaho. are distributed to districts each month. Time: 3:30 PM Students living in Date: September 10,2008 apartments may be living P Place: Administration Auditorium in a false reality, Ferg'uson said, as they too are pay- ing property taxes. She for mwolofortoollos,oomorootoohr. said taxes are inherent in monthly rent. Bio-Medics Plasma Center Universityof Idaho Interested students can A LEGACY QF LEADING ,': < Plasma products are used in find out how much they Moscow, ID 83843 many emergency and medical are in property (208) 8824979 paying situations, taxes each month by going

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'lexiss burner Omega Delta Phi is one of sev- tablished in New Jersey in 1975 as cuss issues regardless of race or Argonaut eral multicultural fraternity and the first sorority designed to unite gender. attend the sorority chapters at the Univer- Latina women in their quest for "We have a clear understand- While spending a summer in sity of Idaho. All six will meet up higher education, ing that certain issues can hap- BARBECUE Texas selling books en to men," she said. "We reallyall door to door, duiing the Multicultural Greek The sorority has a strong focus The Nlulticultural Greek Jose Barajas found himself stand- Council's fall barbecue tomor- on activism within the commu- ike to just work with anything Counal's fall barbecue eall ing face to face with a brother. row to give interested students nity, cultural and political aware- that will let us communicate with be held at 5:30 today Although he knew they were the opportunity to leam more ness and empowerment, said people." p.m. not related by blood, Barajas said and sign up. Amy Hernandez, a founding sis- During the barbecue, each on the Theophilus Tower he felt a strong family connection, The MGC was created to unite ter of the chapter. member of the council will have Lawn. For more informa- Had he not been passing through, multicultural Greek life while The Delta 'Eta Chapter par- a chance to speak about their'spe- tion about the multicultur- Barajas said this complete strang- focusing on community service, ticipates in many philanthropic cific fraternity or sorority, mission al fraternities and sorori- er would have invited him in and academic success and cultural activities relating to women's is- statement and how to pledge. ties that will be in graciously given him a place to values. sues. Last year the chapter wrote Victor Mazo, vice president attendance, visit www. sta for the night. Like other multicultural a grant that fully funded the and founder of Lambda Theta students.uida ho.edu/orna. t.is not uncommon to see this groups, philanthropies like clean- Embellish Brazier project, which Phi, said the barbecue will be type of hospitality among frater- ing parks, helping the elderly and brought local artists together to beneficial to his fraternity because nity brothers, especially those hosting blood drives are regular create their own bra designs. All most students aren't aware that from a number of multicultural events for Barajas said members proceeds of the project were do- organizations like Lambda Theta ested students must first work biotherhoods like the one with of Omega Delta Phi. nated to Gritman Medical Center Phi exist. with the chapter's interest group which Barajas pledged, Omega "It's the best thing I'e done to help women in need of health Currently, the fraternity has conducting various community Delta Phi. in my life," he said. 'It gave me screenings. only'wo memb'ers, As vice presi- service projects. Once those proj- "We'e not mainstream," he a chance to get out of my shell Hernandez said the chapter is dent, treasurer and secretary ects are complete, members of the said. "We don't see it like that." and interact with other people on not limited to activities that cater of the fraternity, Mazo said the interest group can pledge. The fraternity doesn't live to- campus." specifically to women. The chap- hours of involvement can be tax- Like most of the organizations ether in a house, Barajas said, Members of the Delta Eta ter also works with Alternatives ing. However, seven students are within the MGC, Lambda Theta ut bonds between him and his Chapter of Lambda Theta Al- to Violence of the Palouse and currently active within the chap- Phi does not recruit based on pledge mates are strong. And with ha Latin Sorority, Inc. will also the UI's counseling center. Her- ter 's interest group, and are hope- race. chapters popping up around the e attending the barbecue. The nandez said the chapter regularly ful to pledge. "We'e very diverse and that is U.S.,their network is growing. academic-based sorority was es- welcomes guest speakers to dis- To become a member, inter- what I love about it," Mazo said. ears o o an sorrow The last day as a spectator at the Democratic National Convention

Claudine Zender at the Latah County Demo- was one of them. John W. Mack, former pres- Special to the Argonaut cratic caucus last February So why were we crying't ident of the Los Angeles Urban when Obama supporters out- We are grieving, letting go League, told the convention at- Tears fell at. last week' numbered Clinton supporters of the dream of generations of tendees at Thursday's Invesco Democratic National Con- by a 10 to one margin. American men and women, to Field session that Americans vention in Denver. Delegates, My son tapped me on the have a serious female candi- had finally reached a time family members, candidates shoulder and said quietly, date for president; a woman of when, "an individual (could) and even reporters shed them "Look, Mom, the Clinton peo- substance and intellect, with be truly judged based on the as they all struggled to mas- ple are crying. I feel so bad." the drive and the means to cap- content of his character, not the Courtesy Photo ter the emotions of this year' Most of the Clinton sup- ture the presidency. color of his skin." American flags where distributed to all attendees at Denve/s wild campaign for the nomina- porters —dignified, well- There were also tears ofjoy A lot ofnewspaper headlines Invesco Field where Barak Obama gave his acceptance speech. tion by the Democratic Party. dressed men and women of because the selection of a bira- and political commentators on Both Hillary Clinton and retirement age and older— cial candidate by the Democrat- television and radio have talked about the Barack Obama represent the were wiping away tears as ic Party is another dream come about the historical context of embodiment of dreams that they watched the votes roll in true. Thursday was the 45th this past week's events, but for WRITERS have existed since the Unit- for Obama. anniversary of Martin Luther millions of Americans, regard- 4-H ed State's Constitution was There were many more mo- King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" less of skin color, gender, or po- Claudine Zender, a University Extension youth ~ amended to permit African- ments like this at the Denver speech where he dreamed of litical persuasion, this is intense- development staff member in the College of Americans to vote in the 19th convention. Every appearance an America where his children ly personal. We have shed tears Agricultural & Life Sciences, and her son Bret Zender, a century, and women to vote in by Hillary Clinton brought would be judged "...notby the of sorrow for Hillary Clinton's sophomore and public relations major at Ul, are the 20th century. more tears and somber faces, color of their skin but by the failed campaign and tears ofjoy special contributors who have shared stories about their I first became aware of this particularly to those over 40. I content of their character." for Barack Obama's candidacy. experience at the Democratic National Convention.

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She' News BRIEFS and the IDeA Network Brewing Company. oreaks there, Palin was in there on the ticket, PALIN town last summer, she said. fairly tough —Idaho wom- Johnson keeps in touch en are fairly tough —so Discussion held on from 1 New page with Palin but noticed, she'l be able to handle any- faces on Gritman "Palouse Project "She's Medical been kind of quiet thing that Biden or Obama Center board The creators of the "Palouse Project," the NBC affiliate KTUU in the last couple weeks." can throw at her," Simpson "The Gritman Board of Directors welcomes Lara Swimmer and Robert Zimmer, will Anchorage, The family got the news said. nice thing from new members Dick Heimsch return to the University of Idaho and dis- In an interview with the about her candidacy the a policy perspective is that and Dr. "Here Wa e Ruby. cuss their project. UI alumni magazine, same way nearly everyone she's obviously knowled- Idaho," eimsch, a retired associate dean of The lecture will be at 5 p.m, on Friday, We Have published else did —by watching gable on Western issues, the College of Agriculture and Life Sci- in Renfrew Hall, Room ill. The "Palouse earlier this year, Palin said television, she said. public land issues, and oth- ences at the University of Idaho, replaced Project" includes large-scale collages of she decided to pursue a "Sarah kept it a real er things that are of concern Aaron Ranisate and will serve out his photographs of the Palouse's landmark journalism degree because secret, that little turkey," in the West. term until 2010. structures in color and black and white, it combined her curiosity Johnson said. Sen. Mike Crapo, Rep. Ruby, president at Moscow Family Swimmer and Zimmer worked with with her love of writing. The UI issued a state- Bill Sali and Gov, C.L. didn't un- Medicine will replace Dr. David Shupe. He nine UI students, who were studying ar- She enter politics ment saying Palin was part "Butch" Otter praised her will serve a term until 2011, chitecture, art and design. Students he1ped til she ran for city council in of its "legacy of leaders." background, values and A graduate from University of Colora- design the installation for the gallery. Wasilla, Alaska. "University of Idaho grasp on Western issues. do, Ruby has practiced medicine in Mos- The "Palouse Project" is on at A social networking site alumni air sizable in number, "I think she brings a lot display "She cow for 23 years. the Prichard Art Gallery until Sept. 14. for UI alumni —http: //go- but remain a dose-knit com- of balance," Otter said. vandals.ning.corn —appar- munity," the statement said. has been very involved in Milk discussion will be held human rights hits Farmers ently holds one reference "Alarge number of university the Western Governor' CDA to Palin, a photo posted by alumni, such as Sarah, have Conference, in the National at the Brewing Co. Market one.of her employees on his gone on to distinguish them- Governor's Association on Milk's deepest secrets will be revealed Saturday at the Moscow Farmers Mar- personal page, selves in public service." primarily education mat- at Science on Tap at 5:30p.m., on Tuesday ket will be Human Rights Day. Once ev- Palin's parents grew Idaho's political leaders ters, criminal justice, natu- at the Coeur d'Alene Brewing Company. ery year, the Latah County Human Task up in the Tri-Cities area of praised McCain's choice, ral resources, and transpor- Mark McGuire, a professor of animal Force sponsors the event from 9 a.m. to Washington, and her aunt, with Idaho Rep. Mike tation, and she has always and veterinary sciences at the University noon at the market, Katie Johnson of Richland, Simpson called it "abso- provided a lot of leadership of Idaho will talk about which milk has The event will include distribution told the Tri-City Herald that lutely brilliant." and a lotofinput to the oth- additional health bene6ts and if it's worth of copies of the Declaration of Human Palin used to spend school "You'e got an Idaho girl er governors." the price increase. Rights and information including the Some milk products contains rbST, history of the Task Force. A variety of which stands for recombinant so- bovine activities for young people include col- department, which can be made up of cur- matotropin. It is substance that some farm- oring and puzzles. EACULTY rent faculty and sometimes students. After ers use to increase the amount of milk cattle It was started in 1999 to counter the screening and interviews, the chair of the can produce. It also raises the amount of Aryan Nations Neo-Nazi March in Coeur from page 1 committee selects someone based on the hormones produced in milk, some groups d'Alene. suggestions of the group. claim. This year's theme will be to celebrate student and diversity panels. New faculty "We want the best qualified person for Science on Tap is supported by the UI Re- 60 years of the United Nations Declara- were then given orientations within their the osition," Christiansen said, search Park, Northwest Association for Bio- tion of Human Rights and 20 years of the individual departments. e new faculty came from a wide array medical R~, Idaho TechC onnect North Task Force. "It's a more personalized orientation," of institutions including hires from Stan- i Christiansen said. "A really nice welcom- ford, Duke, Florida State, Cornell Univer- ing overview." sity and Colorado State University, with Several of the new employees would be several hires from within UI. shared between departments, "They'e a great group of new faculty Loca/CALENDAR "My is that there a multi- from different mstitutions and great back- j sense is strong, "I I 'i discipline orientation of these faculty. That' grounds," Christiansen said. think they Thursday one of the things we'e trying to empha- are highly qualified and will contribute sig- Wednesday size," Baker said. "People working across nificantly to the university." Study Abroad Fair departmental boundaries." The new positions will be funded by Brown Bag Series 10 - 2 I'm a.m. pm. Christiansen said that once a new posi- existing state funds, grants and contracts, "Why a Feminist" Idaho Commons 12:30p.m. tion is approved by the provost, it is ad- Baker said. Budget resources for new fac- vertised broadly, UI faculty are selected ulty are allocated within individual depart- Women's Center MEChA social '- I through a search committee that varies by ments, Christiansen'aid. 6:30p.m. Plant Sale TLC 229 8 to Sp.m. in- University Greenhouse Free Comedy Show ing for people who have The site offers a program experience." based on a student's featuring Eric O'hea ABROAD temational listing MGC fall barbecue 8 p.m. Mottern said she has used field of study or counties from page 1 established 5:30p.m. SUB Ballroom her exchange experience as that UI has pro- Tower Lawn a way to make connections grams with. If you have something to when in college," Kellogg- in the business world. Kellogg-Serna said she Gay Straight Alliance Meeting Serna said. 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he University of Idaho campus She is respected among fellow community should be proud Republicans and Democrats alike for TAlaska Gov. Sarah Palin was exposing corruption within the Alaskan /g %3LIND selected as the vice presidential candi- overnment, especially problems within date Sen. McCain. However, er own Republican Party and attempt- coNOENSEO SouP by John her selection should not immediately i g to rebuild the state's reputation in / / guarantee a vote from all UI supporters, e eyes of the public. 9 students and staff, While these accomplishments are ,, ~ Being selected as a vice presidential respectable and shine a positive light on e3l 0 g 0 'candidate is one of the most noteworthy the university and the region, UI stu- and honorable accolades accomplished dents, faculty and staff should still make by a UI alumna throughout the uni- an informed vote come November. versity's Palin has now A candidate's association with a uni- lO OZ. history. given the thousands of UI alumni a face and versity should not supercede a voter's "/I/// highlighted the accomplishments of the interests, values or issues in which he or university. she believes a candidate should stand It does not mean voters should as- for. If the Republican ticket is something sume she is the right or wrong choice a voter has weighed and intellectually for vice president. considered, then and only then should Palin, who was born in Sandpoint, the voter cast that vote. graduated from the university in 1987 Vandal pride should not lead to a with a degree in journalism. She went clouded, uneducated decision in one of on to serve two terms as mayor of the most important presidential elec- Wasilla, Alaska. She was sworn in as the tions of our time, of Alaska in December 2006, —CL Hunter Snevily and Rachel Dugger/Special to the Argonaut governor

Off theCUFF Quick takes on lifejom our editors costed me at the bar. The reader had ries one unnotice Need a reality check one complaint: we keep printing the corresponding solutions to that day' I cannot watch another reality crossword. Apparently the tempta- show. I like my fair share of trashy tion is too strong for this weak cross- Beastie Boys, others have humorous lines shows, but if I have to see another worder, and he gives in to looking "I "Work solutions time. Is this a preview for Love Money," to the every You probably don't need to magazines. Naturally, she is to admit it's getting better, It' for others? Is this for Diddy" or anything else, I am go- legitimate concern listen too closely to the lyrics of disgusted. getting better all the time." off his rocker? Let me know at ing to tlmow my TV out the window. guy songs. While I'm sure they In this scenario, there are Things take a startling turn [email protected], pop When will this trend end? mean a lot to those who wrote really only two legitimately in the third verse, when Paul Alexis Christina — — them, for the rest of us, plausible courses of McCartney sings, "Iused to be Thar's gold in them-thar their actual content is action that the average cruel to my woman. I beat her Ready for recipes fairly marginal, and American mom would and kept her apart from the This year I have a lot less free hills! you really never need take. things that she loved." This is The first and prob- absolutely unacceptable be- time, but I vowed to eat more home- fiancige and I went to Seattle's to remember anything My let alone cooked meals. So, to keep my prom- Bumbershoot this weekend, and but the chorus. Yet ably most common havior for any Beatle, would be for who is ise to myself, I need to find easy, now she wants to live there. I think there are some pop reaction McCartney, supposedly continu- , said to , the 'nice one." cheap, large and freeze-able recipes. she's serious. I predict that it would lyrics that will mojher abrupiiy, awe and undiscover the illicit While initially one is struck It sounds like casserole to me. be a lot like the 1849 gold rush: we ally inspire and it the bracingly candid (and —Lulu would move on the delusion that wonder if you ever stockpile forget by to ever existed, thereby even cheerful) admission to Seattle is a sunny, breezy cultural happen be paying Paul Tong awkward domestic violence, what really Oh so far away paradise, where the stieets are paved close attention. Some avoiding any Argonaut situation that might disturbs me more is the "keep- with indie shows, to find that iYs are just unfathomably It feels like Idaho is in a bubble. afg-opinion result from option two, her apart from the things actually a rain-soaked suicide pit. I strange. ing We get our share of forest fires and INUidaho.edu the that she loves." would not like that. Take the Beastie which is to dump freezing blizzards, but I can't imag- While abuse is obvi- —Kevin Boys'nti-authoritar- whole pile into a Hefty spousal ine what iYs like to evacuate or have ian rant, "Fight for Your Right bag and drop it by the curb. But ously deplorable, such actions to seek immediate shelter. This state Free press to Party," which contains the your mom is no ordinary mom. could occur in the heat of the has plenty of downsides, but we immortal line, "Living at home What motivation your moment, whereas keeping should all be thankful for our safe Yesterday Amy Goodman (host is such a drag. Your mom threw mother had for taking only the someone apart from the things location and tolerable weather. of Democracy Now!), producers away your best porno mag." best magazine from your col- she loves takes a remarkable —Holly Sharif Abdel Kouddous and Nicole While the first tliing you lection and leaving the rest is amount of deliberation and Salazar, and AP photographer Matt may notice is the use of second- beyond my reckoning. It really planning. Bad weather sucks Rourke were arrested while covering person pronouns in order to just seems mean-spirited and How does one go about I can't believe New Orleans is protests at the GOP convention. avoid an actual admission by not at all constructive. In any keeping someone away from immedi- being hit by another hurricane. Life They were illegally detained and the vocalist to any personal pos- case, the real question is how the things she loves? I sucks. charged with rioting and obstruc- session of such periodicals, the she could accurately determine ately picture McCartney in his —Sydney tion of justice. Journalists have to lyric's true intrigue lies in the which magazine was indeed the basement on a SatuixJay after- be able to do their job for a proper word "best." "best." noon surrounded by bricks and That's not fair democracy to work, and they are Now, if your mom threw What sort of criteria did she mortar constructing an impen- constitutionally. protected. They away your best porno mag, use? Did she consult your father etrable wall forever entombing I don' care if she went to school shouldn't have to worry about being there is a strong implication and get his opinion? What kind his woman's cherished memen- here or not. It is not only offensive arrested for rioting while trying to that there were other, apparent- of vindictive parents play such tos and keepsakes, her cat and to Hillary but laughable compare take pictures of a protest. ly lesser, adult publications in horrible mind games on their perhaps her mother. Maybe Clinton in any way to Sarah Palin. —Jake your possession, and yet your children? At any rate, I'm pn3ne afterward Ringo will drop by, The contributions and accomplish- mother only discarded the most to believe that living at home is and they'l order a pizza and ments of one far out weigh the other, superior specimen. This is what indeed a drag. watch the game. and to ignore that fact is to depreci- He won't do it makes this line, and by exten- Similarly, one might recall Of course, that's mere specu- ate women by limiting their possi- Beatles'Getting Better" lation, for all I know he may Three things I learned over Labor sion this song, extraordinary. The bilities, Up yours, Fox News. Consider the narrative on Pepper's Lonely Hearts have just tossed it all in a card- Day weekend: North Idaho is beauti- Sgt. —Lianna implied this turn of phrase: Club Band, which Panasonic board box and hidden it behind ful at 8,000 feet, my roommate's dad by while some later licensed for use in com- a sitar in George Harrison's has crazy stories about fighting bears your mom, doing routine cleaning mercials promoting its first line arage. Regardless, I'm glad to ggay the word and Cliff isn't splitting his crew up. (or perhaps flat-screen TVs. At ear that it's getting better. It' Thanks for the plane ride, Cliff. It routine snooping, depending of any rate, This week a disgruntled, yet was awesome. on your mom's disposition), the song initially appears to be getting better all the time. can't avid Argonaut reader publicly ac- —Levi has just discovered your entire a rather straightforward dec- It certainly get no collection of pornographic laration of optimism: "I'e got worse.

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Meagan Robertson Argonaut From traditional ballets to funky jazz and hip hop routines, Festival Dance and Performing Arts Academy has been bringing dance to the Palouse since 1972. With dance studios in Moscow, Genesee, Troy, Lewiston and Lapwai., the company offers classes for children and adults. With new classes starting this week, Festival Dance executive director Cindy Barnhart said it is an exciting time for the company. "We teach dance in five different towns, and of our mission is to rural communities Courtesy Photo part bring Festival Dance classes began Tuesday, but are still open for enrollment. art of dance," Barnhart said. "We are able to 'he really open doors and eyes for people."

Barnhart said they are as they go along." "It's going to be really invite them to come and see dance integration, Barn- going to be teaching roughly Seshiki said she will be fun and exciting," Bamhart some of our shows during hart said they also go into 20 classes in the upcoming teaching younger children, said. "It's ac. the da schools and teach dance in season and their big push this year, so she will have robatic and "It'S a Valuable hke a f eld their P.E. classes through for new enrollment comes to work to keep the classes athletic. It' trip," Barn- "youth reach," as well as in the fall when it becomes high-energy and exciting. like a cross program and that's hart said. teach classes through the difficult for new students to This is her third year as between the ",","„'di dance programs at both UI catch up, an instructor for Festival traditional one of the reasons D and Lewis and Clark State "Ifsomeone came in late, Dance, Chinese ac- College. why we'e become "'»t "It's say in November, it would "Ilike to keep them moti- robats and ing grade a valuable program be hard for them to leam vated and keep them excited Cirque du such a staple in school st.- and that's one of the reasons all the choreography with about coming back to dance Soleil," why we'e become such a so many productions going class," she said. Barnhart the Palouse." staple in the Palouse and on," Barnhart said. Festival Dance not only said funding 100-mile Lewiston valley," Bamhart Mia . Seshiki, a ballet teaches dance and puts on for the arts Cindy radius to said. ab- 'estival Dance classes teacher for Festival Dance, performances from stu- is being cut Bgynhgyt see an said new classes are fun be- dents, but also brings in pro- back in pub- breviated started Tuesday, but there cause there are new goals. fessional touring acts. lic schools. Festival Dance Executive director p e r f o is still opportunity to enroll Il I "I like to help stttdents This October they'will be It s :mance of late. For more Irtformation." reach their goals and strive bringing Momix to the Beas-. fortm-'ortant students to have Momix'the week of the per- contact Festival: Dance at to reach them," she said. I ley Coliseum at Washington exposure to the beauty and formances in mid-october. 883-3267 or visit its Web site like to watch them improve State University. art of performance, so we As a part of the school- at www.festivaldance.org.

WHILE YOU WERE AWAY New restaurants, lounges move into Moscow

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While many students were away for the summer, Moscow produced some new places to eat, drink and hang out. A new Starbucks Coffee opened inside the Safeway store in the Eastside Mall. After an ex- tensive store-wide remodel, the Starbucks counter is just another convenience while shopping. Starbucks opened Aug. 4 as part of the remodel. It is the only coffee place on the ea'st side of town and General Manager Eric Hanisch hopes that once word of mouth spreads, they'l see "a dramatic increase" in students as well as locals coming to get coffee while shopping. A Shari's Restaurant opened orI 121 Warbonnet Dr. It is Mos- cow's only 24-hour restaurant and it offers free wi-fi, a good feature for late-night study ses- sions. Open since July 28, this is Shari's 99th location in the northwest, "I don't quite know what to expect, but we'e taking it one day at a time and we'e prepared for anything," General Manager Judy Smith said. "We'e excited that the students are back and we expect great things from the student body." Moscow's first hookah bar will be opening shortly on 205 S. Washington St. The hookah. lounge is named Umoya, which means "air" in the Zimbabwean language of Ndebele. The lan- Jake Barber/Argonaut guage is the native tongue of the Shari's is one of many businesses that opened up this summer in Moscow. It is the chain's 99th location in the northwest owner 's husband. The lounge will be limited moved to the to people age 18 and up. It will er, Nicole Dzowa. Her products age conversation," Dzowa said. Lefty's has closed and Quizno's has to and selI hookah tobacco and organic and decor are made of materials The hookah bar's hours will Smokey Mountain is taking over Palouse Mall next Qdoba Restaurant cigarettes and cigars. that are "as earth-'friendly and be Monday through Saturday its space. This will be their first Gambino's Italian 6th Organic goods and sustain- sustainable as possible." from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. location outside the Treasure will be opening soon on "I across from Pita Pit. ability are important, said own- want this place to encour- Other changes around town: Valley. Street Page 8 The Argonaut Wednesday, September 3,2008 ' D brings Walkmen ew rass is e e back to the battle

Jordan Gray Andrew Priest ter. The Walkmen have Argonaut Argonaut everything going for them this time around, and they The gerue classiflcation "newgrass" The Walkmen released have been blessed with may be foreign to many Moscow music their debut album, "Ev- a clean slate. Recogniz- enthusiasts. Those who are curious can eryone Who Pretended ing that, they declare in take a listen for themselves this week to Like Me Is the first lines of The Montana Slim String Band will Gone," six years the new album, be performing at 10 p.m., tonight, at ago to much in- "Well, it's back to John's Alley on Main St. die critical ac- the battle today The San Francisco-based flve-mem- claim. Since, but I wouldn t ber group will be making a stop in Mos- there have been have any other cow on their second Northwest tour as severaI other re- way." they promote their new album "Slim leases, including The album has band's Pickins." This will be the first a live EP, each re- The Walkmen the same feeling time playing in Idaho with a stop in re- the other ceiving mixed you g, Me many of Boise before%eading to the Palouse. views. However, albums have, but "Slim band's full- Pickins" is the first their newest al- ****(o~>) in "You & Me," length album and is set to be available bum "You & Me" Record Co. (the band's fifth October. The on iTunes at the end of is a reminder that studio release), a version of Release date band will be selling promo one should take a their ability to show with a selection of the CD at the closer look before project the sen- the new tracks. photo discounting anything. sation of artful, always- "The (album) name was tossed Courtesy Walkmeri's thoughtful and inebriated around bit. We all kind of thought it The Montana Slim String Band will be performing at John's Alley at 10 p.m. The style a about the sadder fit our style," said bassist and vocalist comesfromaperiodwhen songs indie rock was still side of fast parties is much Jesse Dunn. Montana Slim (the band's original also write most of their own music. trying to escape the clutches of more urgent than in the Newgr ass incorporates bluegrass name) formed a year later. The group "It's a collaborative effort," Dunn bands like The Pixies and past. It demands the at- elements while mixing in songs and has been playing in its current configu- said. "We'l try differen melody lines. With tention the listener. styles from other genres to create a new ration since Nov. 2007. It all comes out of improvising in prac- Built to Spill. that, of sub-genre. Members of the band like to The band's music includes acous- tice." much of the fervor sur- The Walkmen write Walkmen's of their in the duel one another with their melodies tic guitar, mandolin, cymbals and fid- The group is also known for their rounding The many songs as they sing and strum in keeping with dles. Dunn said the group stays close musical improvisation on stage and brand of indie rock has darkness before the end there' this philosophy. They cite Jerry Garcia to bluegrass roots and song structure their high-energy shows that encourage since died out or become of the tunnel, but and Doc Watson as influences on their while creating their own distinctive patrons to start dancing. old fashioned as so many always a sense that the style. music. Dunn said the group has been enjoy- things do so quickly in the end of the pain is near and The group came together three years "We all have varying musical ing traveling around the country and genre. like many of their other ago when the original three members Dunn said, "It's a uniqueback-,'rounds," meeting new people. But nobody ever said releases, "You & Me's" moved into the San Francisco area. Af- sound. We kind of vary between high "(It') getting to do what we'e that was a good reason sound will never fill the ter answering "musician wanted" ads, energy blue grass ...and more ballad passionate about: playing music," to simply throw out their room: it's too airy. But in they started playing together and per- type tunes as well." Dunn said. newest work —or any of a way, that's all just a part forming their music at open mic nights. Members of the Newsgrass band their work for that mat- of their "battle.'n ieroc 101: a es, a es, a es

the students listen to good radio music: indie rock. cord labels remain indepen- Merge, bluntly, is one of the bands: Polyvinyl, home to music (jazz) instead of bad As is typical with such dent. Not coincidentally, best labels, band-for-band. Architecture in Helsinki matters, the exact origins these labels remain stalwarts Besides Superchunk (won- and Montreal, was once At KUOI-FM's 60th an- Of Friends and, readers, of indie rock are dispu'.ed. of the scene, and in some derful in their own right), defunct but is now again on niversary party in Novem- I The phrase —and hipsters cases twenty years or longer the label hosts Arcade Fire, the march. Temporary Resi- ber of 2005, I meta DJ f,o Sama dreamandmyd ~ are the same. Through all will draw blood over this after their formation. Destroyer, The Clientele, dence Limited is for KUOps flrst ears great distinction —refers to . the K Records is as a Bright Eyes'onor Oberst, ambient/postrock material, on the air, Mr. Sam good nues — independent labels that starting as It' Dinosaur and Maserati Ex- Butterfieid. Sam is ... oug my point any. Jr., Spoon including and bands signed to, instead based in Olympia, Wash., others, For more than five losions in the Sky. Rough of the major labels who a town with a legendary years, the impeccable Mag- rade, an English label, was out corporate rock music scene. K's logo is a netic Fields were on the la- the original home the Fame, after having put of ' years of goodwill that sucks. But now Built famous K inscribed in a bel before leaving to Warner Smiths and now features served for many to Spill is on Warner Bros., shield, and Kurt Cobain Bros. imprint Nonesuch, Belle Sebastian and 1990s. years in the United & h t who own 49 percent of Nir- himself had a tattoo of the The best label out there, XL releases both Radiohead States Agency for vana's onetime label, Sub emblem. The label's roster in my opinion, is the group and Ratatpt, two of thy rppst I have such af- Pop. Modest Mouse is on could be compressed into of,three labels sharmg a ,wo~w+e. ban@ .'of thjs Epic Records, a Sony BMG three fields: Calvin Johnson staff from Bloomington, decade. Matador has Yo, La company. The December- (also its founder), Mirah Ind. (Bloomington, Cha- Tengo and Cat Power. Drag thr u hm th ists jumped ship from Kill and Phil Elvrum, American pel Hill... Moscow'ome City has Will Oldham's EMI's "Prince" 6,30 arg-arts a few iPods and Rock Stars to join twee-pop found a home on, folks, someone start a Bonnie Billy and @uidaho.edu there's promise in Capitol Records in late there, and bands such as label already,) Those three onetime Sonic Youth mem- p.m. at www. uoi. 2005. The distinction be- The Blow, Built to Spill, All are Secretly Canadian, Jag- ber and Wilco producer Jim org or 89.3 FM) a tween major and minor is Girl Summer Fun Band and jaguwar, and Dead Oceans. O'ourke. England's Domi- less pronounced now, but Beck have released work on These three labels do not no is the home of Franz Fer- don't let the college radio the label. Across town, Kill release boring music. Some dinand and Adem. Defini- bit about the and crowd hear that. Rock Stars started as a riot might not be but it' tive Jux, out of New York, plied th t he sought to make Pedigree you say good, caliber of traditional college Nevertheless, many re- grrrl label but branched out certainly not boring. Jens is an independent hip-hop wonderfully. Thao with the I.ekman, Damien Jurado, label, with Dizzee Rascal, Get Down Stay Down, Xiu Dirty Projectors, Evangeli- Del tha Funkee Homosa- Xiu and Deerhoof are on cals, Sunset Rubdown and pien and others. that label. Minus Story are some of Supportindependentla- Merge Records was the groups on the rosters. bels and independent mu- .~.',',0...,o;„P9,';":;„-t)...:,~ tor: Q~o„;, ~ founded by Mac McCa- Space permits only a sic. I don't have anything y ughan and Laura Ballance fraction of what I know, it- against the majors, but in as an outlet for their group, self only a fraction of what' my view, any innovation "Your Superchunk. Merge is based out there. But to conclude still around is going on in Place to Chill" out of Chapel Hill, N.C. briefly, more labels and these farm teams.

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uickH ITS Vandals in action an as a a in rizona Idaho soccer will be competing with Seattle University in the Gover- Levi Johnstone that featured an 87-yard mance in the past affect the nors Cup at 4:30 p.m., Fri- Argonaut punt return, two passing future. day on Guy Wicks Field. touchdowns and two rush- "This better hurt, It's go- Vandal Volleyball will Everything that could ing touchdowns deflated ing to hurt because we just be hosting the Idaho Clas- go wrong did for a young the team and left the score a got kicked in the mouth," sic Tournament this week- University. of Idaho Van- lopsided 49-0 at halftime. Akey said. "All this means end. Their first game will dals football team on Satur- "Everything went is that we can't go 1-0." be against Washington day in a bizarre game that wrong," senior center and Akey said the team is State at 7 p.m., Friday in featured a 62 minute delay co-captain Adam Korby going to look at the video Memorial Gym. due to lightening around said. "Arizona played a and the mistakes made on Idaho football has its Arizona Stadium. great game, but we shot Saturday, fix those mis- first home game with Ida- Idaho coach Robb Akey ourselves in the foot, We takes and put the season- ho State at 2 p.m., Satur- said the team was well pre- didn't show the team we opening blowout in the day in the Kibbie Dome. pared and they had a great are. We didn't play the past. fall camp. He noted many game we.wanted to play." Safety Sluloh .Keo, a of the, players are still The Vandals did have an team co-captain, shares in Vandals to watch young and inexperienced. opportunity to score late in Akey's sentiment. "We'e still a young the first quarter, but the ef- "We have a lot to leam Preston Davis football team and mis- fort was thwarted when from this game," Keo said, Football takes were made weeks Tino Amancio missed a 54- "We didn't play our best. and weeks ago that were yard field goal. For all the hard work we fixed," Akey said. "Then Arizona racked put in, we didn't show it. up File Photo you'e in the arena in 521 yards of total offense I commend (Arizona) on Vandal cornerback Eric Hunter flattens quarterback Na- front of 60,000 fans and en route to their 70 point their efforts and how they than Enderle during the last full scrimmage on Aug. 19 young kids back to victory over the Vandals. played us." go before the Vandals opener against the Arizona Wildcats. old habits." Idaho's offense struggled, Akey said he was excited The Van dais'layers producing only 112 total the Vandals'ext game will only found themselves yards over the course of be in Moscow and expects Idaho State University. happens to you in life." down by 14 points at the the game. the team to respond to the "It's not what happens to The Vandals will play end of the first quarter, but Akey said the team can- challenge this weekend ou in life," Akey said. "It' Idaho State at 2 p.m., Sat- a 35 point second quarter not let one poor perfor- when they play state rival iow you respond to what urday in the Kibbie Dome. Look for this true fresh- I man wide receiver from Las Vegas to make his mark on%daho football. D I Q I N G OF A Haley Larsen FANTASY GEEK Volleyball, 'IARY New program makes a splash Finding sleepers in a fantasy draft

Fantasy football season is officially here with the NFL sea- son kick- ing off Thursday night. It' time to After her performance throw on in Middle Tennessee State' you'r gen- Blue Raider Bash this week- eral man- end, the senior outside hit- ager hat ter'was nominated Western and be- Athletic Conference player come the of the week. Larsen totaled decision- japnny 48 kills, 40 digs and 10 ser- maker of Ballgame vice aces in three matches. your own Afgoli OUf franchise. arS-sPorts Deonte'ackson Nuidaho.edu Football ever in- vented fantasy football ranks right up there with Frank Sinatra on my own list of coolest people ever. This season, drafting from rounds one through 10 is fairly easy when building a team. After about 10 rounds, make sure the team has at least one quarterback, four Jackson, a sophomore running backs and wide re- running back, has quali- ceivers and one tight end.

fied for the Doak Walker F The most difficult aspect award which recognizes of compiling your roster is the. best running back in discovering possible sleeper the nation each year. Jack- candidates —players that fly son was troubled by inju- under the draPing-radar but ries last season and still at some point in the season managed to finish second will help you immensely. in the WAC in rushing Sleepers are players who yards gained. He ranked can either be drafted or 36th in the nation in the icked up during the season. category. leepers can be used during bye weeks and also as trade Vandals the bait. by I'm here to help even the numbers Jake Barber/Argonaut novice fantasy football-joe Diving coach QiongJie Huang dives into the competition pool at the University of Idaho Swim Center on Tuesday. find Number of years it possible sleeper play- ers that will win has been since Idaho help your 8 Scott Stone of the yea'r. is also an eight- the points for diving when compet- league this season. football had a winning re- Huang Argonaut time All-American who placed at the conference level. The for- Here's list of sleeper cord. ing my third at the 2000 China Nationals, feited points make it nearly impos- players this season: The roster be but the Since sible to be competitive. Quarterbacks: number on Ja- may empty, graduating, Huang spent The addition of a div- "If we'e I'e seen Bird's Vandals hope the her time coaching young divers going to have a sport Jon Kitna — M son jersey, will assist the swim and now fe'els that she is to we'e com- Kitna un-drafted in one back ing program ready program, going to be go an ex-Vandal running team in competing for coach at a higher lev- petitive," said Athletic Director of drafts this season. This for Idaho my who.now plays this year's Western Ath- 'l'm el. She is looking for Rob Spear. "Ifwe'e going to com- simply shouldn't happen. State. yap letic Conference Cham- ~.~ any UI students who ete for championships, we need to Here's a guy who will again pionships. COAfid8llt are interested in div- ave a diving component." likely throw for 4,000 yards the Number of kills QiongJie Huang, a ing and have similar Spear said the pool facilities with at least 20 TD passes. If of Idaho 6 University University of Hawai'i ~>th mrm experience. won't see any changes to accom- you wait on your backup QB team tallied in volleyball graduate, takes the reins Experience in gym- modate the new team as they are (which I recommend doing), its match against Southeast ~ as the new University of ~ nastics or cheerleading is already equipped with the proper take Kitna late. Missouri State. Idaho diving coach. The NOW I jUSt whatshe hopes to find. diving boards. J.T. O'ullivan —Deep first step in building the ~. "Anything that re- "The only thing we need to have sleeper here. Don't draft him, The number of to- ~ ~ program is the to find a Il8ed tO fllld lates to jumping or more access to is dry land train- but leep an eye on what he tal offensive yards team. ' flips "Huang said ing," Spear said. does week one against the football's matchup 4 in Idaho "I'm very confident " iS» Choosing Huang That won't be a problem either Cardinals. If he looks sharp Saturday. with Arizona coach g" djyerS for the coaching posi as the university has the equip- in Mke Martz's new 49'ers Huang said. "Now Ijust tion was not a difficult ment required for a gymnastics offense, consider him as a need to find the right process, and swimming program. backup candidate if one of QiongJie Did you know... divers." coach Tom Jager is con- Huang and Jager hope to find your QB's goes down. Delhomme An- ~ The last time Idaho Huang is from the HUclng fident in her abilities. enough students to make a team Jake — "We'e that I'e seen lost a game 70 Zhe Jiang province of uioi~ng coach looking at for this year's season and encour- other guy Football by be- was in 1968 when China where she someone who knows age interested students to contact o un-drafted this season. points on him. lost 3-77 at Houston. gan diving at the age of how to win, how to be the swimming office at 885-0200 or eep a dose eye they eight. She attended the world re- a diver and e-mail He is a true gamer, With an 0-70 is the second biggest great what it takes to Huang at Qiongjie.Huang@ nowned Chinese Diving Institute. competeatthetop level,"Jagersaid. improved running shutout in Idaho football gmail.corn. game, While diving for UH, she won "That's invaluable as a coach," Huang said the team is re- Delhomme could return to a history, the first being in the 2005 NCAA one-meter spring- Starting a diving is a stricted schol- 3@00yard, 25 TD season, His when Idaho shut out program to women and 1949 board championslup, as well as be- main priority of the university be- arship possibilities could be Willamette 79-0, ing the 2004 and 2006 WAC diver cause the team was forced to forfeit made available. See SLEEPER, page ]O' Page IO The Argonaut Wednesday, September 3,2008 onza aou a S an aS

jaimee Myers differen team. Argonaut Senior Nicole McAllister came out aggressively showing determination to Allowing Gonzaga to score three score. Nine minutes into the second half consecutive goals in the first half of the McAllister showed good patience and match on Fnday was too much for the controlled the ball as she got past her University of Idaho Soccer team to over- defender and scored, The goal, horn 20- lake Barber/Argonaut come, and the resulting loss kept the yards out, was her first of the season and Sophomore Jen- team from defending last years'ictory. the second goal in her career at UI. nifer Hull,'enter, The Vandal women were not quite "What a fantastic goal," Showier said. stops the bali with ready, for Gonzaga's powerful offense "She bent it and it curled right around Gonzaga University's as just 44 seconds into the match they the keeper a la (David) Beckham. I was Taylor Hall, left, and allowed the first goal, Gonzaga also standing right behind her and it was just Catherine Cullen scored in the 20th and 30th minutes of fantastic to watch," closing in during the the match. McAllister, Sophomore Jennifer Eu- University of Idaho "You can' give teams a one, two, three genio and Junior Ashley Perez kept the soccer game on Fri- oal start and expect to win games," Ida- game going as they each saw opportuni- day at Guy Wicks o coach Pete Showier said. "We'ie giv- ties to put the ball in the net. Field. ing ourselves a mountain to climb when The team is leaving this loss in the we start that way. We just have to be bet- past and preparing for the Governor's ter than that." Cup September 5-7. Hosted at Moscow, As with the last two games the Showier hopes to get the Vandal women Vandals have played this season, the ready for a better first half as they train second half looked like a completely for the coming season.

around. Assume Johnson SLEEPER g'ets his sham I love his size, which makes him a threat at What happened in the Motor City? from page 9 the goal line. Robert Meachem health is still an issue though, Same philosophy as above. Sometime 'n. early Even so, Detroit is sev- declined each year. Since Lopez and Freddy Dolsi. beware with him. Assume Drew Brees throws spring when professional enth in the majors in runs 2005, his strikeouts have They can build them- so buyer he' Running Backs: for 4,000 yards (which analysts were trying to fig- scored for the 2008 season. consistently decreased and selves a really promising Chris Perry —Be sure to done the last two seasons). ure out who would domi- If there's anything wrong his ERA has only gone up. bullpen and try to cul- draft Chris Perry this season Marques Colston should nate the 2008 baseball with Detroit's offense, it' He gave up 69 earned runs tivate one of those guys or pick him on the waiver get 1+00 tops, which leaves season, the Detroit Tigers that it seems to be hot and in 2005, 96 in 2006 and 118 into becoming a closer, I'm wire ASAP. With Rudi John- another 2,100. Look for were picked by many to cold. Instead of consis- in 2007. not going to mention Joel sea- son's release, Perry will be Meachem to have a nice be the team to beat. After tently putting up Oh well, it Zumaya in that list, since the starting RB in a high- son in this passing system. all, the'y had added sev- three to seven runs could be worse nobody knows if he'l be He's owered SengatsBen offense. also one of the fastest eral high-profile bats to an a game, they'e i.e., be- around next year or not. If the NFL. he stays healthy, which players in already potent lineup, and either having big ing stuck with they get lucky on a minor Bernard Berrian —Ber- hasn't happened in the past, signed Cy -Young award days at the plate or Mike Hampton. league. call-up or rian will lead the Vikings in two'(or he could get you 1,000 yards winning starting pitcher going home after Barry Zito was maybe sign a free agent and 10teeders. receptions, receiving yards Dontrelle Willis. putting up next to almost men- arm) they'l have a pretty and receiving touchdowns. Darren McFadden or Now it's fall, and the Ti- nothing. tioned too, but decent bullpen. that can lead his Jonathan Stewart —the Any player gers are four games under Detroit's bullpen at least he's gone Next year, they'l have team in all receiving catego- two top rookie backs this ,500 instead of 10 games has been inconsis- ,500 in his last Bonderman back, ries is worth a strong look. Jeremy season should demand over like last year. What tent at best, Light- six starts. a who has 25-17 I like him as a number two guy gone your attention in the fourth the hell happened? How ning-armed Joel The 2008 for them as a starter over WR on your team, but I love Greg Connolly or fifth round. Either of have Zumaya him as a number three. Don' could this happened has been gonaut season is lost. the last two years. Throw them could have huge ball club on and the dis- It's and underestimate his QB Tarva- to a poweihouse off g-sports gone him in the rotation with years and end up making there's ris Jackson either. with the third highest pay- abled list this year @ujdaho.edu no going a rejuvenated Verlander your backfield the strongest roll in the game? and it's anyone' back., Detroit who could very realisti- in the league, especially if Jerricho Cotchery Played in two preseason You could start by say- guess as to whether will finish about cally put up numbers you'e using them as your ing that the starting pitch- or not he'l ever be more six or seven games either like he did in 2007, add third Don't consider games with Brett Favre at QB RB. ing has been anything but than a grade-A prospect. direction of .500, depend- in Galarraga and Miner until the fourth and scored in each of them. anything solid, as a minor-league At least he'l have plenty ing on whether or riot they and"close. out the rota- round. Drafting these two That should tell you all you call-up named Armando of time to Guitar hot or drop a bunch in tion around Nate Robert- is definitely need to know. play get any higher Galarraga (12-4, 3.20 ERA) Hero this October. a row as have been son, and there's a a reach. Anthony Gonzalez— they good has been the only bright Todd Jones is not known to do this of starters. Robert- Tim Hightower —will Keep an eye on Marvin just year. group in a rotation that this ei- This is the time of the son has never been more backup Edgerrin James in Harrison's health. If it be- spot performing, year features hard-throwing ther. In 2006 and he when teams who than number four Arizona but I like his chanc- comes an issue, your rea- 2007, year a or Verlander (10-14, ut respectable num- can't make it need to look five starter. es for producing later in the son for drafting Gonzalez Justin up and of'the ers 'as Detroit's closer." ahead to the future. Next Couple" that 'pitchirig season. He will be the Cardi- will be easily justified. Pey- 4.53 ERA) one ton has averaged 17 pitchers to eyer have This year he's been on the season is right around the staff with an already de- nal's starting RBin '09, which Manning and'f makes his keeper-league val- 35 Td's per season over the pitched a perfect game, disabled list a couple of corner, they start cent offense, and you'e ue much higher. Hightower last five years. Gonzalez Kenny Rogers (9-11, 5.09 times and lost his job as planning now, they could got a team that is a serious teeders ERA). closer to Fernando Rod- easily be a force in Octo-. contender in the Ameri- is a guy to take a chance on. could catch eight Chris Taylor —this with or without Harrison You'd have a harder ney. Ro'dney, in my book, ber of 2009. can League Central. While guy it's isn't getting drafted any- in the lineup. Gonzalez time saying that De- is a decent set-up man at Detroit's biggest prob- 2008 is a loss, perhaps the where, and he will prob- becomes an instant starter troit's offense that is to best. lem is pitching. They have most hyped-up team of ably open the season as the on your team if Harrison blame, even though only The biggest disap- a few real promising arms the year can get the job Texans starting RB. Pick him can t return. Placido Polanco and Mag- ointment this year has in Bobby Seay, Aquilino done in 2009. up or draft him late and you Ronald Curry —I like glio Ordonez are batting een Willis and his 10.32 might hit the lottery. Hous- his chances at leading the .300 and above and have ERA in four starts. He' ton finished 8-8 last season Raiders in most receiving enough games to qualify currently pitching in and its offense improved categories. Although the them for the batting title. triple-A Toledo and is dramatically. Give Taylor a team won't score many Slugger Miguel Cabrera' getting paid $7 million strong look. Any RB who touchdowns, Curry could numbers have declined to do so. Why the Tigers starts in the NFL should be give you major garbage- from where they were last offered him a three year, on a fantasy team. Do more time statistics as the team year, and Edgar Rente- $29 million contract is research on Taylor and make passes on every play later ria's average has dropped beyond me. Ever since sure to know his role. in the game. Also, Curry from .332 last year to a his Cy-Young season in Heie are all other sleeper was an amazing athlete in paltry .265. 2005, his numbers have RBs I like this season: high school and college as a Matt Forte (Chi), Kevin QB, You have to be a pretty Smith (Det), Chris Henry good athlete to become an (Ten), Ray Rice (Bal.), Steve NFL WR with zero previ- Slaton (Hou). Felix Jones ous experience at the posi- (Dal), Rashard Mendenhall tion. 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a scale of 1 foot to 1 inch, he out in two NewJersey rivers. Man 11.5 Buy 169K Michigan ing They'ay WTFN EWS gulps $ built the model about 15years ago sharks have been known to,- pounds, wins Ohio dollhouse, get real for the couple's three now-grown frequ'ent the area as well. Man charged with chili contest home children to enjoy. Sull sharks, which can gI'ow 'free'ATTLE The retired engineer toiled for to between 7 and 12 feet long and selling stolen bras MASON, Ohio —A man nick- CREEK, Mich. —Like more than a year. He cut the wood- are among the three most likely named "Humble Bob" stuffed many homeowners around the en swinging closet doors, trimmed species to attack humans, have YORK A New York NEW — himself with 11.5 pounds of a country, Gerry and Cindy Mann the sandpaper shingles and wired been known to swim in the sec- sell- man has been charged with local specialty called chili-spa- have struggled to sell their house the electric fixtures himself. tion of the Navesink River where Victo- ing $80,000 worth of stolen ghetti in only about 10 minutes during the past year. The Manns estimate the doll- the 15 wayward dolphins have ria's Secret bras online. to claim victory in a holiday eat- So they decided to use a more house is worth a couple thousand most recently been staying, said Prosecutors say 41-year-old ing contest creative sales approach: Buy a dollars, They are hoping the ad- Bob Schoelkopf, co-director of the George Tutaya was arraigned Bob Shoudt won $2,500 at the miniature replica of the home for dition of their digs will ease the Marine Mammal Stranding Cen; Tuesday on charges of possess- inaugural Skyline Chili Spaghetti $169,000 anB get the real thing pain of the $167,000 markup. ter in Brigantine. ing stolen property. He faces up eat-off Monday at Kings Island thrown in for free. "I'e seen funny signs, like, "In that area are bull sharks that to seven years in prison if con- amusement park. "After a year I was thinking, 'I 'Hey, honey, stop the car,'ut I go in there quite frequently," he victed. "Humble Bob"dashed to an ear- don't know, I have this dollhouse haven't seen anything like this," said. "You never know what you A telephone call to his attorney ly lead, sucking down more than sitting in my basement; let'me see if said Matt Davis, president of the might be looking at; it could be a hasn't been returned. two pounds in less than a minute. I can do some creative marketing,'" Battle Creek Area Association of dolphin or it could be a shark." Prosecutors say Tutaya used Shoudt, of Philadelphia, is Gerry Mann, 60, told the Battle Realtors'oard of Directors. "I (P/wildlife officials have been eBay auction and PayPal payment ranked No. 5 by the International Creek Enquirer for a story Tuesday. mean, it's a pretty creative idea, concerned about a worsening pat- accounts to sell the brassieres for Federation of Competitive Eating. The Manns, who are planning to and God bless 'em if it works." tem of harassment by boaters and about $25 each. The bras retail for He did so well at vacuuming retire to Brighton, Mich., are caught people on personal watercraft $40 to $80. up the pasta mixture Monday that in the national housing slump. Area NJ dolphin spotters getting too cIose to the dolphins, Prosecutors s'ay records recov- he narrowly beat the federation's home sales are at their lowest levels which have been in the area since MICh- beware ered at Tutaya's home in Queens top-ranked competitive eater, since 1991,according to the June. Federal regulations require Association Realtors. link him to the sale of more than Joey Chestnut. Chestnut won this gan of RED BANK, N.J. —Wildlife of- that boaters stay at least 50 yards year's 4 hot con- Cindy Mann's father, the late from the ha- 2,000 bras, They say another 650 July donating ficials have added somebite to their away dolphins; test New York's Island Ron Caldwell, fashioned the doll- rassmR them is stolen bras were recovered in his at Coney warnings against bothering a fam- punishable by a with 59'dogs in 10 minutes. house to resemble the home. Us- '10,000 fine. home. ily of bottlenose dolphins hanging

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