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Rally protests .violence against women
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Photo by the ArlineI'. has been victimized," 'Students donned veils to commemorate rape and domestic violence fatalities Wintrow said. Nobel Prize A stroke of luck: Masturbator vvinner to speak at Boise State caught by students in library thank those guys for getting He proceeded to join the chase to her rather then someone else B~ Mgg Mgrgaret RIce - relevant toa high-tech industry B.v.AndY. Benson involved. They made the differ- and, along with three other male because she isn't the type of per- 'I: te AT Iter 'atmosphere such as Boise. 'fTiCArbiter ence in possibly putting this to an students, caught up with Murray son to allow that kind of behavior. Loucks says Stormer's research end," Rouse said. "The Sheriffs near the Administration Building. "I'm not going to sit by pas- The first Nobel Prize is in superconductive behavior, A 48-year-old man was arrest- Office and the university commu- Drescher and the other three stu- sively and allow some creepy guy Laureate in Physics to visit the and Micron - the largest pri- ed fur indecent exposure on cam- nity owes them their thanks," dents brought Murray back to the to do that to me or any other girl," Boise State University campus is vate employer in Idaho - has pus last Monday after being Ada County Deputies have library and waited for Ada Gamer said. coming Thursday as part of the large definite semiconductor Chased out of Albertson's library stepped up walk-thrOughs of the County Deputies to arrive. Drescher said Murray would Distinguished Lecture Series. ' industry applications. by 5 students.The man was iden- library and are dlecking every Murray was arrested for inde- probably not been caught if it had Prizewinner co-recipient "(Stormer's) visit gives our tified by the Ada County Sheriffs floor in response to the increase of rent exposure and later admitted not been for Garner's bravery in Horst L. Stormer will talk this students access to one of the top department as Stephen Murray, a indecent exposure incidents. to the Sheriffs Office that he was confronting him. week on various research and physicists in the world. Students Nampa resident who has prior library stafferssaid that there responsible for other incidents of "I'm glad she did that, Idon't developmental aspects, of the who listen to his lecture will convictions for indecent exposure were four or five reported inci- indecent exposure at the library. think he would have been caught personal computer and Internet. hear the future of the communi- in Montana and Utah. Murray is dents August and Sergeant Gary Rouse of the if she didn't do anything," last September, All are welcome to attend the cations industry from someone not a Boise State student. but noted that the incidents Ada County Sheriffs Department Drescher said. free lecture, April 25, in the BSU who is actively engaged in Ina separate case, Ada County ceased after an Arbiter article said that Murray may face up to Sgt. Rouse praised the four Student Union building's Jordan designing that future. Dr. Deputies also charged a unidenti- regarding the indecent exposure five Ye.1rsin prison if his previous male students for chasing Murray Ballroom, accompanied by free Stormer also loves teaching he fied male for indecent exposure sightings was printed. The inci- convictions nave occurred within to the Administration Building parking around the Bronco foot- has a great deal of enthusiasm, on March 27. The male was dents started up again with four and he wants to talk with stu- charged after he was positively the last five years. and bringing him back to the ball stadium and on Bronco library for arrest reported cases 'in March and dents who haven't made a ded- identified by 11hbrary patron. Gamer said she was glad that Lane. "The Sheriffs Office wants to April Distinguished Lecture Series sion about their careers," Loucks Murray was captured Murray chose to expose himself facilitator Chris Loucks says two said. Monday after being initially times a year BSU invites fumed Loucks emphasizes chased by BSU student Molly political, governmentaL scientif- Stormer's visit as being that of Gamer. Gamer was studying IC,or artistic luminaries to cam- the first Nobel Prize Laureate in alone on the third floor in a study pus; this biannual event is called Physics to ever visit the BSU room when she noticed Murray - I the Distinguished Lecture campus. In 1998, Stormer was pass the window several times. . ~[ Series. The Series has its own working on his PhD. thesis pro- Murray then moved behind a committee made up of members jed at a high magnetic field fadl- bookshelf adjarent to the, study '! ... who represent the diverse BSU ity in Grenoble, France when he room window and removed sev- population and choose the final came across a discovery signifi- eral books from the shelf at waist speakers dependant upon vari- cant to the advance of the sci- level. Gamer said she returned , ' ous equal opportunity stipula- ences in a~e large wa,Y. back to studying only to look up " "'. tions such as: field, race, sex, Stormer's orizi objective was later to see Murray masturbating accomplishments, etc. Loucks to study an experiment with behind the booksl1elf in fu!l view said the University community electron-hole droplets in high through thegap he created on the itself provides the suggested list magnetic fields and the proper- shelf. .of individuals the committee ties therein. Gamer said she was shocked 'will choose from. BSU's According to web site and immediately ran out of the ' :Mechanical En~eering www.bell-labs.com. what room to confront him...... ,. :Professor Amy Mon. who first Stormer found was a new form "As soon as Isaw him, Igot ,encountered one of Stormer's of quantum flui~.w.ith, ',fraction- pum~ full of adrenaline and :lectures at a Singapore confer- ally cllarged elCCltatiohS, named thought· 'what are you doing? 'ence, submitted Stormer's name. (afte~ nis discoVery) the,', This isn't allowable/::,Gamer , "We were very interested in Fractional Quantum Hall Effect:, said. .. > ' .. Stormer found this addition-' WhenGameropen¢ the door ...... ·1 :bringing a scientist to campus to , I al necessary piece of information to confront Murray, he gave a I. :participate in the series. We , I 'mvestigated a list of scientists; John HopkinsUniversity gradu- startled veil and ran away. Gamer , ~: :Dr. Stonner was our first ate had ileglected to find along ran to ihe staircase to in~ ;choice,"said Loucks. with ,his original proportional Murray end then chased hiin : Primarily funded by student voltage! field Strength discovery down the stairs while shouting, :fees, Loucks also says the, allot- in1879. for other students to stop him. ;ted Series fee amount for one Including Stormer, three Boise State student Jeremy , ;year is $40,000, and bP.cause individu~ were aWard~ the Dresdter was also studying on , !, :each lecture costs anywhere Nobel Prize for the Fractional the third floor and saw'Murray The Albertsons Ubrory exposed. :from $2.000 to $12.000, the Quantum Hall Effect fin~ runbyandheardGarner'sshouts. 'school can afford no more than Daniel Tsui aided Stormer in fils :two Series lectures each year. research. while RobertLa~ :She says airfare, hotel, publicity, summed the findings in his . :and the activities the speakers book. ~cal Explanation. •are asked to participate in can ,"(It is)a preltywitty autobi- :cost up to $10,00(},'but, should :there be any left over' money :(from an eXpenditure' of less 'of~f~=hisc:1allaes,"'~' half his tluurib ' "",ti)liUidthiS' :than $20,000 per ~1 it will rocket intOtrytng, ',,",,' " ; ", .be set aside for the. followiilg ,semester's lecture, expenses. hiIrigelf :Next rear:s ~ estimated. have to in=~'read itto"see,"says :costs are about $15,000 each.' , Brown. .' : Stormer's lect:ul'e is especially ,II , April 22. 2002
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NuewcSket ~~~~ ASBSUVice President speaks out B the World" by design pr0fes- well does the administration sionals in 40 countries (an Venture 'Out of this world' image of Wave of Peare. is JJr A~y' Benson involved in ASBSU do it for the about it. It's so incestuous at support student interests? with Boise State Concert band available at http://~ ie A Iter latter. times. I want to see ASBSU stop KJ: Administration is a big tate.edu).' AB: Where has ASBSU failed thinking only about its image generic word that contains Magleby was also cited by Kara Janney has served as this past year? and itself. Students don't care, many people; some genuinely "Out of This World" is the Howmagazineasooeoftoday's ASBSU vice president the past KJ: The ASBSU Judiciary bY!.IDdlarge, and will continue concerned for students. For title of the Boise State All- U Most Influential Designers. year and has been a visible twice chose to not allow not to care if cookie cutter plat- example, David Tolman from Campus Coocert Band spring . The portfolio show and advocate for students on earn- Whitney Parker and Zach forms and sedate people are financial aid is very helpful and performance at 7:30 p.m. Magleby's. speech are free and pus. She created the Emergency Mallavia on the ballot. Though involved in ASBSU. he listens when a student is in "Ihursday, May 2, at the SpOOal open to the public For more Relief Fund which has assisted I know they were following·· AB: Does ASBSU do a good need. But honestly, the majority Events Center in the Student iriformation contact-TomElder, eight students experiencing "code," they had the opportuni- job in representing the student ._,-~ - Uruoo:------·-----=--- of the administration built to Boise State graphic design financial emergencies this year. ty to make aded- body? pretty much maintain itself. It The concert will feature instructor, at 426-2400. Janney, a self-described Pisces, sion that includ- KJ: Not in my has no vision or drive to make music reflecting real and fantasy has been actively involved in ed more students opinion. There are BSU better." worlds, induding"Gandalf (The Boise State during her time on the ballot. some great, rnoti- AB: Some critics say that Celebrate Shakespeare's WJZaId)' fum "The Lord of the here. She has also served as an Instead, we sent vated leaders in Nate Peterson has soured rela- Rings" by [ohan de Mei~ birthday with sonnet rea
Israel injust in Palestinian occupation
sonnel prevented at gunpoint and that brave Israeli acadern- settlement" that gave on the hands and foreheads of (yet still unsatisfactory) ges- Ellen Cantarow, a Jewish from carrying out their respon- ic, Avi Schlaim, has himself Palestinians only tiny pockets Palestinian prisoners. lure of telling Israel to with- writer, shares with us the "des- sibilities; people bleeding to charged Israel with extra-judi- of their currently held lands, No, fanaticism is only part draw from the West Bank the perate emails begging for death while soldiers block, at cial killings in Ramallah." separated by Israeli settle- of the problem-e-on all sides. next day, Marshal Wittmann, a help" that she has been receiv- gunpoint and in tanks, their Hundreds of Israeli enlisted merits, monitored by a heavily The real issue is the occupa- signatory of the letter, blasted ing from "international human safe passage to medical relief; men also protest their nation's crisscrossing system of Israeli tion. This is one of the world's Bush's actions as "a show of rights organizations" in the corpses rotting in hospital cor- atrocities by refusing to serve military patrols and check- last colonial wars. Israel is weakness," and the Americ~n West Bank during Israel's most ..rid.m:s--,-,-,.civiliansshot if they in the Occupied Territories; for points, and completely cut off fighting to keep control of its Israel Public Affairs _ recent assault on Palestinian venture out ilieir lhis;tnany-are jailed.-----from-th~ most valuable. water..__colony; ..ctesptfra~ePalestinians Committee protested "it is no innocents. doors; massive 0'. . .- This is the reality table in their own territory. A are fighting for their freeaom~·-mnre-nppropriat~··to-·plac~-a Speaking of Israeli soldiers, looting and van- today in the homes and man discontent with such a Fanatics on both sides are pre- time limit on Israel's acts of one letter reads, "Their 'visits' dalizing of homes. neighborhoods of thou- generous offer (to the point of venting a rational solution that self-defense than on America's to our houses are not different . : electrical sys- ~ ..... sands of Palestinian chil- injustice for Palestinians), who has existed and been agreed acts in its own defense." from [visits by] gangsters. terns for water dren, women, and is also bent on the complete upon by most of the world I guess if it's not your chil- They went to ... my very close pumps destroyed ,-.~ men-they are the vic- capture of all Israel's "rightful" (except the U.S. and Israel) in dren that are being gunned neighbors' houses, they start so that whole tims of U.S. funded lands, surely is no less fanatical UN resolution 242 for years. down by U.S. supplied F-16s, by asking all of them to stay in urban areas have Israeli war crimes. than those he is supposedly And what about U.S. fanat- or your house being ransacked one room with their faces their water sup- Supposedly, fighting. ics? Thirty-three hard-line by soldiers and crushed by against the wall, then they plies cut off; inter- it's happen- Furthermore, the right-wing hawks penned a let- tanks, or your family members' enter all rooms . . . go to the nationals and ing because Palestinians are going secu- ter on April 3 asking Bush to corpses rotting in some hospi- kitchen, collected all the food .. Palestinian press of the suicide lar-women now strap bombs give "fuUsupport to Israel as it tal corridor, or your loved ones . and start eating it the rest members wound- bombers- to their bodies and detonate seeks to root out the being killed by suicide of the food they take with ed by Israeli gun. but that is them in crowds-hardly the [Palestinian] terrorist net- bombers, then time is not of the them, they also take jewels, fire ... In [enin ~. not a satisfac- act of a hard-core fundamen- work." essence. For those whose fami- money and electronic equip- houses are reported seriously tory answer. Why are there sui- talist Muslim. Sharon is Two questions: 1) by net- lies are under siege, however, a ment ... Two of my neighbors damaged by Apache helicopter ride bombers? Because groups becoming more secular too: his work do they mean the little sane, rational, and just solution have heart problems. The first fire, 20 people injured and like Harnas want to abolish Israeli officersnow advise their children running for their lives is pressingly needed. Our only thing they did when they knew bleeding in the street.' Israel and cast it into the sea? soldiers "to analyze how the through the streets or the old hope is that the fanntics-e-Ll.S, about their sickness was to go Robert Fisk of The Perhaps.. German army operated in the people huddled in their Israeli, and Palestinian-don't and get their medicine and Independent tell us "It is But then, Zionists in Israel Warsaw ghetto" when decid- homes? And, 2) does Lawrence blow it permanently for every- destroy it in front of their impossible to dismiss the want to cast Palestinians into ing how to best "seize a dense- Kadish, chairman of the one else. eyes." widespread reports of looting the sea of the desert, or, short ly packed refugee camp." This Republican Jewish Coalition, Cantarow continues, "Other from homes in Ramallah (not of that, simply exterminate is the Nazi German army point man for AVOT, and con- emails describe ambulances least because that is exactly them. Men like Ariel Sharon they're speaking of-}Vhich tributor of $532,000to the GOP shot at and stopped from arriv- .what Israeli soldiers used to do are not satisfied even with might help explain the num- have anything to do with this? ing at their destinations; hospi- in southern Lebanon in 1983); Oslo-the Bantustan"peace bers being marked by Israelis When Bush made a saner tals invaded and medical per-
some more life experience, ment militaries to extract hunting if you compare Give your accusations a pants down when you can come back and revise your life sustabiing resources hunters hunting a smart, little more objectivity and pull them up? I remember article, ,then maybe you from foreign lands, cul- illusive animal to the facts. Some big flaws in bomb threats at the capital can be crowned Miss tures all. over the world Yankees playing the pee your reasoning are; you don't you? Every state in Idaho. Who knows, maybe have witnessed . their lette~ wee league. did not take into account the union has made transl- you can even work at a homeland reduced to I'd like to see you flin1$ the history of this state, tions in their legislature show in Vegas. desertfication. Due to the a stick 30 yards and lut your information was not with growth. As this state environmental degrada- tOeClitor your target or shoot a gun concise, and no allowance grows, the political views Slle1don Spackman tion .these corporations with open si~hts at 100 was made for- how civi- will switch from farming have placed upon cultures yards also hittmg your tar- lization 'itself grows and to industry. Editor's Note: If' fact, Mr. and people, social ills such Hunting controls animal get. 1 guarantee after expands. Plus With the growth, as warfare, violence population . . . Sp/lckman; t11(~ sodomy laws walking lialf a mile uphill 1 did like certain aspects mote and more people in Idaho do tlOt convict against· women, poverty, . 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Stormer, a 1998 Nobel Laureate in Physics, discusses the latest research in solid state physics and what the future might bring in a lecture geared for a general audlence. The Babe Stale UnIversIty DbttnguIslei LtmJreSeries bSIJADUd p:InBI1y by student tee.with lIlkIltIonalSlJADt fi'om the Babe State UnIversIty &undatm arxI Ioca1 capc:nII! IIp(I1!llX1 IU mxelnli:mJatfoo, call.t26-2700. BOISE 4~STATE UIlIYEISITY The Arbiter • Page 5: April 22, 2002~_: ~ ..... Phone' ~1l'OJ .'£-omoll' '-£: .. Broncos end spring excited for fall k Ph~,DQney Defensive End Ryan re Ar Iter Nelson picked off B.J. Rhode and returned the ball one- The lights were "on, the yard for the only defensive wind was chilly and the touchdown. Other defensive Boise State football team was standouts were freshman playing on the soon-to-be- Chad Boyd who led with replaced blue turf at Bronco seven tackles and Jason --·---Stadiunf.--·'---·--··------Murray,' who transferred--- - ...--. Football in April? from Sacramento St., had six Exactly, the Broncos took tackles. to the field Saturday night Billy Wingfield added a for the annual Blue Orange special teams touchdown Spring Game. recovering his own blocked After not playing in the punt and running twelve final game of the season last yards to the end zone. year for the Broncos, it Kicker Tyler Jones also appeared that starting quar- added a 23 and a 25-yard terback Ryan Dinwiddie has- field goal to bring the scor- n't missed a step. On ing total for the Broncos to 33 '," Saturday night Dinwiddie points. looked as good as ever. Next up for the Boise State "It felt good, it was a good football team is the way to end the (spring) sea- University of Idaho on Aug. son," Dinwiddie said after 31 at Bronco Stadium. The the game. "I'm one of the Broncos will use the Vandals veterans now. I need to moti- as a tune up before they trav- vate the new guys." el to Fayetteville, AK to bat- It only took four plays for. tie with the University of the junior QB to scramble Arkansas. and run for a 61-yard touch- The Broncos showed down. Dinwiddie would Saturday night that they will later run for a, one-yard once again compete for the touchdown after hitting Lou WAC championship and a Fanucchi with a 59-yard bowl bid. pass.. "1 think we have a pretty Dinwiddie ~nded the good chance to be a good night completing 11-of-16 football team," added Coach passes for 137 yards. Tim Dan Hawkins after the game. Gilligan, Brock Forsey and Along with Idaho, the Fanucchi each caught three Broncos also welcome Utah passes. Freshman Aeneas State, Hawaii, Fresno St., Photo bV I.... my IlrGnstad. The ArbItet. Williams led the Broncos Rice and defending WAC with four catches for 25 champion Louisiana Tech to The Broncos gain some yards agalnsHhe Broncos lost Saturday. yards. Bronco Stadium next fall. Warden hires BSUtrack goes 4-1 in assistant .vvomen's coach Bronco Double Dual Durham brings with him 13,. Bronco SoortslnformqUoo years of collegiate roaching expe- of three beating Idaho State rience inclllding five as a head B~ pqtrln Shlndlo Coach Warden announced 110-87, and Idaho 94-88, coach at Fort Lewis College in TIc Ar iter . today the hiring of Keith Durham while losing to Washington Durango, Colorado, He adds a, as an assistant CO Think you're the best athlete on campus? Tennis Here's your chance to prove It. • Men's & Women's Singles • Frl.Aoril26 & FrioApril 27 Visit us on the Web at www.3sportchallenge.com to IIncl out more u'-, now tc play. •Entri~s accepted through Jfpr.24 @The Rec • Double eliminationtournamen\ Football • Cost: FREE ' . Golf I :;. Divisions: Men and Women • Men's, Women's, & Co-Rec ~somes • 9 hole scramble at Warm Spfings():S~:;'· Event date: Friday, April 26 • Entries accepted beginnin~·Ap~lflS-'~.:(:>"~·i; TIme: 2:3Q • 5:30 pm through Apr. 24 @The RE!(;;-:~ Location: Intramural FIeld (behInd the SUB) • Cost: $10 per person ;~!L':·::< !~I{~\f&~t~.iI Registration is F RE E NOTE:Registration and entry fees will be collected when on is FREE Registrati your entries are turned in. Contact The~ec (in the Pavilion) for eligibility and details, or call 426-2447. _Registration is FREE If· .. '".. Theatre Department produces Moliere masterpfece] . • ft i. 'Tartuffe' weaves a web of deceit By Amx Wegner that the characters can break script," senior Theatre Arts , . The Arbiter out has been a lot of fun. We major Mellisa Paul said. , . set the play in the round, Paul is playing the part of ~. The Department of [when the stage is surround- Cleante, the brother-in-law ., :--"---Theatre Arts 'spring" perfor- ....ed on three sidesby-the-aud.k. of QrgQIl,_. ... _ mance of "Tartuffe" opens ence] when you do that it Boise State Theatre Arts :. Thursday night in Stage 11 of brings the audience in closer professor Gordon Reinhart is , . The Morrison Center. to focus on the details, and directing "Tartuffe." , . Written in 1664 by Jean- then there is nothing but Reinhart has worked as a professional actor and direc- i . Baptiste Poquilin also known details. There may not be a as Moliere, the play was whole lot of set, but there are tor throughout the country banned by the King ofFrance details. There is a real oak appearing in movies and because it mocked the floor, everything is treated, television. Catholic Church. ornate, and full of decor." "Reinhart is brilliant, a Over 300 years later, Ryan Capps, a senior great director who allows "Tartuffe" is still being per- Theatre Arts major, is play- actors to explore their roles," formed on stage, and is cur- ing the role of Valere, a Paul said. rently one of the most popu- young aristocratic lover. Rosela Moseng, who is lar f,lays in America. "I think the set design is playing the part of Dorime,. 'The central challenge of spectacular. It will play very the. lady's maid, offers doing a play by Moliere, well for involving the audi- Reinhart much kudos. because it's set in the time of ence. The costume designs "The play is going to be King Louis XIV, is the con- are amazing as well," Capps fun. It's a crazy combination flict that we [the audience] said. of period and modern: It' s . don't get is that it's a man- This classic -comedy very entertainin9. And nered society they live in. depicts hypocrisy as the self- Gordon [Reinhart] IS always Everything is about manners. righteous 'fartuffe manages insightful. I would work I set it in a dining room, it to deceive the French gentle- with him on anything." . makes it feel like a room in man, Orgon. Everybody in Boise State's Tartuffe Versailles, that it has a set of Orgon's family knows that boasts modern sensibilities, mariners, and the characters Tartuffe is an imposter, and yet is steeped heavily in rich are trying to break of that the play takes on hilarious French tradition, including role. That is the central idea," circumstances in the fight to the renaissance set and imag- Theatre Arts professor Philip expose Tartuffe. inative period costumes. Atlakson said, who is the set "I love this play. It's chal- "As far as the spectacle of designer for the play. . lenging because it's in \,eri- the play, I think it will be a "The set is very traditional od. Also the lines are written visual treat for the audi- and grounded so that the in couplets, with four beats ence." Capps said. play can fly off from there. per line that makes it chal- ~etting up an uptight set, so lenging. There is a fabulous "Tartuffe" Dramatis Personae: Mme. Pernelle, argon's mother- Aaron M. Kiefer argon, Elmire's husband- Cody Hyslop Elmire, argon's wife- , Heidi Reeder Damis, argon's son- Brandan Dean Halpin .Mariane, argon's daughter- [essika Boyll Valere, in love with Mariane- Ryan Capps Cleante, argon's brother-in-law- Mellisa Paul Tartuffe, a hypocrite- Ken Rothwell Dorine, Marlane's maid- Rosela Moseng M. Loyal, a bailiff- Adam Cotterell If you gO ... Roger Venable King's Officer Flipote, "Tartuffe" opens April 18 on Stage II of The Morrison. Center, and runs through April 27. Mme. Pernelle's maid- Andy Fits There is one matinee performance on Sunday, April 21 at 2 p.m; All other performances , Directed by Gordon Reinhart start at 7:30p.m. Tickets for Boise State students are free and can be picked up at the I Student Union Info Desk. . ,I The play takes place at argon's house in Paris. I I I . I Great Big Sea splashes into town TVTV celebrates i Canadian band brl-l~s cultureand well-preserved,'here is very, distinctHallett first filnt fest ' Celtic sound to Big asy sai~reat Big Sea also offers lis- A review by Ben Kline film "Silent Night" and: teners a fascinating array of Special to Tile Arbiter Phil Atlakson was awarded; By Lauren Consuelo songs as well as five "contem- musical instruments. Hallett Second Place for "The' LYlllrul . porary interpretations" of tra- boasts his musical talents in Public access television Catch." : T},cArbiter ditional folk songs. Although the mastering of many instru- has been in the Treasure Short excerpts werd at times the album seems to be ments, including the fiddle, Valley for over a year now, shown from many other. Great Big Sea is coming to more pop than folk, "Sea of No mandolin, whistle, Irish flute, and on Sunday, April 14, films such as ' Boise. And you thought Boise Cares' remains mostly true to accordion and bouzouki, while TVTV's first annual Film "Brainspasm," a film would never be a coastal town. its traditional roots. lution since t eir 1995 debut Darrell Power is credited with and Video Festival was about a poetry slam and a Ok, so Great Big Sea won't be "We really didn't want to playing bones and Sean held in the Special Events historical documentary make the same record over album "Up." offering locals a sunny beach "We set out to address the McCann with the bodhran and Center. about life in Idaho called and great surf, but they will be and over again. There was a tin whistle. TVTV enables a commu- "Grandma's Story." showcasing a unique blend of desire within the band to biggest challenge confronting any band-the challenge to Overall, their music is nity to establish reciprocity The Boise area has so pop-rock and traditional Celtic incorporate our various influ- uplifting and lively. If there is . by allowing people to many cultures and subcul- music on Tuesday night at the ences from singer-songwriters grow, create new sounds and pursue new directions. For a such a thing as "feel-good speak from their own tures, which mainstream Big Easy. and 'newgrass' groups such as folk band we took a lot of music," this is certainly it. mouths rather than television mostly ignores, Great Big Sea band mem- Bela Fleck to groups such as Great Big Sea is playing at through an objective jour- that TVTV's festival should bers Alan Doyle, Bob Hallett, Violent Femmes, The Clash chances with this record, and we are proud for having done The Big Easy on Tuesday nalist's, and is funded by have given more kudos to Darrell Power and Sean and Radiohead. We wanted to night. Tickets can be pur- fees taken from monthly this diversity rather than McCann are touring the U.S.to include the sounds we really it," Doyle said. The band attributes their chased by calling 1-800-965- cable bills, donations and simply giving merit to promote their latest album enjoy into the landscape of this 4827 or online at minimal producer costs. those who can run a camera "Sea of No Cares." album," vocalist Alan Doyle unique sound to their Newfoundland roots. www.bigeasyconcerts.com. Essentially, there is no bot- and edit the best. "Sea of No Cares," the said. tom line that needs to be Festival Director Peter Canadian quartet's fourth Their latest album repre- "Being so isolated for 500 years means that the musical pandered to. Lutze, a Boise State com- album, consists of seven new sents the band's musical evo- The film festival judges munication professor, is picked the three best films excited that more commu- from two categories, am a- nity organizations are tak- teur and professional. ing an active role in TVTV's First Place in the am a- success. teur division was taken by "This definitely helps Mark Hitz's "Signal to different aspects of the Noise," which is an community to be better The Arbner is seeking interns lorfall semester abstract realization of an understood," Lutze said. audiophiles fear of deaf- TVTV Office Manager ness and / or the inability to Cheri Berkowitz said she love and communicate has received many positive without sound or music. phone calls about the Weare offering s-eyera/ three-credit Troy Shreve's music recent programming. _ internships. No experience video, "December," took "This is an exciting time Second Place and [ory to work for TVTV. If it can necessary, but students who have Sutton and jacki Covington be aired on HBO, then it both tied for Third Place in can be aired on Channel . taken the reporting and news the amateur category, 11." Covington's untitled The nice part about pub- piece depicted the view of lie access television is the an abused elementary programming is not subject school student. The film to many of the same rules was ·shot in black & white that corporate television and only filmed. the igno- has to abide by. rant adult caregivers from For more information' the shoulders down, under- about TVTV, log onto Internships available: lining the social and erno- www.tvpatv.org or call tional disconnectiveness of 343-1100. Editorial (olumnists the abusers. Sutton's film, S.ports writers "Disco Duo: In Memory of the Discomobile," will run Kard I\ews writers as a five-part series on Div,rslons (A. E)lwrlters TVTV this: summer • A$Slstlnt copy eel tor . 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