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iII'::l! .PJi~I,t I The SiLltlents'oice I Tuesda, Januar 23, 1996 ASUI —Moscow, Idaho Volume 97 No. 34 Some students doubt IEEE welcomes transferring financial aid eligibility students, faculty from BSU Christopher Clancy While exceptions can be made for srae' students who have extreme circum- stances, like an abusive family sit- s financial aid deadlines uation, such cases are rare, said approach, some students Davenport. doubt their eligibility, due For self-supporting students who to a federal law that, in part, do not meet the requirements more defines their financial aid eligibili- obvious alternatives, such as work- ty by age. ing a low wage job, can be discour- Students under the age of 24, aging, though not necessarily considered "dependent" by the law, impossible. Davenport said, he rec- receive fewer benefits than their ommends summer work, part-time older, better funded peers, often work and work over the holiday resulting in slower academic break in addition to direct loans to progress and later graduation dates. finance students. whose parents While most students will be eli- refuse to contribute. "It can be real- gible for some support from finan- ly difficult, but it can be done." cial aid in the form of direct loans, A financial aid information book- many dependent students because let, published by the Northwest of their parents income, will Education Loan Association sug- receive little or none. Those whose gests students contact their univer- parents are reluctant to contribute sity employment office for work on g4 to their child's college funding and off campus "based on their could find themselves out in the skills." For many college freshmen cold, according to the Student with little or no work experience Guide to Financial Aid, published this can translate in to minimum K by the US Department of wage jobs that often monopolize Education. student time, and make outside The difference between "depen- activities less accessible. dent" and "independent" is entirely "I couldn't really participate in "Independent is defined by the law. extracurricular activities while W: probably a bad term, because going to school and working full- everyone likes to think of them- time," said Ariel Plywaski, a 1994 selves as independent," said UI UI graduate. "It's really limiting, director of financial aid Dan when you can't take an internship Harrison Davenport. that could help you find a job after Joa Students who work and pay their graduation." Financing tuition and Electrical engineering chair David Egolf trightJ enjoys a soda with transfer Professor Alex Krings. own expenses, even over several fees, as an out of state student, years can still be considered made graduation especially time mixer allows new students and faculty to meet "dependent" in terms of their eli- consuming and kept her away from Social gibility. potential opportunities, said Tammy Mills University Engineering School in "Boise only had authority to stu- freshmen and sophomores According to the law, only Ply waski. Staff Boise. teach dents born before Jan I, 1972, or "I wanted to major in English, As IEEE Vice Chair Bruce from the state Board of Education," &. who are married, enrolled in a but because that department didn' he Institute of Electrical Meyer stated, "It's a social thing, a said professor Dave Egolf. graduate or professional program, offer the Western Undergraduate Electronic Engineers held a chance for new faculty and stu- Gradually, more faculty was "welcome home" Jan. or who have legal dependents, or Exchange program, I had to switch T party dents to meet." hired —two years ago there were who are veterans or are considered majors because it was too expen- 19 in the Johnson Engineering The Boise program began in five faculty for the electrical engi- welcome a ward of the court before the age sive," Plywaski added. Laboratory lounge to 1988 after BSU asked Ul to send neering program. Idaho student trans- of 18 are eligible for "independent" "I can't speak for Congress, but it University of faculty down to teach juniors and "There were 54 students at the the Boise State status. really comes down to budgetary fers from seniors. ~ SEE IEEE PAGE 6 The law, passed by Congress, issues...they passed the law to defines specifically what consti- make it more difficult for students tutes "independent" status, leaving so they could save money. It's real- Senate to discuss on-line elections little room for universities to ly as much of a budgetary issue as decide on a case by case basis. anything," said Davenport. Janet Birdsall "The test election will just let us see if there are any in the and stuff we need to work on—like Staff bugs system, security," Tesnohlidek said. he Senate is contracting with University of Idaho After the pre-election on computers, the real election ~ Weather. studerits Pete Neisen and Jason McMunn to will be held on paper ballots. The programmers can computer program to put ASUI elec- work on the and fine-tune it over the summer. It's time we some Twrite the program about got tions on-line. The final meeting with the contractors Next fall's election would then be conducted on-line, actual winter weather. was held Thursday. Tesnohlidek said. Continued chance of snow They will also provide the equipment, handbooks, One site with paper ballots will be maintained for and support, said ASUI Vice-president John those students who don't have e-mail accounts or who today with highs in the mid Tesnohlidek. choose not to use the computer system. to upper 30s. The total cost will be $500, he said. "There are a lot of concerns from senators, as well as "It'l save us money because we won't have to hire other students, worried about the security aspect," he election workers," he said. "Plus, it's what the students said. He was skeptical of the proposal last semester pmloI1...... 7 our want. It's what they told us would make them more before the details were hammered out about the securi- 0 Look for likely to vote." ty, he said. Outdoors...... 13 Issue in The contract will be 'discussed at tomorrow's ASUI To protect the integrity of the elections, students will Bridal Senate meeting in the Galena Gold room in the Student use codes in much the same way as they do when reg- Sportse ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o 15 next Tuesday's Union at 7 p.m. istering for classes. They will use their ID number or Comlcse ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ e 18 Tesnohlidek expects a pre-election vote will be run the code on the back of their IQ card, as well as a code ClassiOeds...... 19 Argonaut. to test the system about a week before the real elec- for their birthdate, Tesnohlidttit ttaid. tions this April. "It'd be pretty much fool-proof," he said. WHAT Sin aries Z, THE ARGONA UT Xhesday, January Z3, 1996
to inter homes in a in December 1994. At the tin1e of and attempting ---:—,: the incident, he'ad been accepted neighborhood. P.: —.. as a graduate student in statistics Duman was arrested on burglary but apparently did not enroll. He charges and taken to the county left Moscow after;the courts deci- jail, where he allegedly told sion. deputies he killed a man. —Associated Press They dismissed it as drug- 'Xatiiin induced ramblings until two days later when Morrison's body was discovered. Morrison, 55, had been Duman pleads guilty to shot in the head and the chest from Art instructor alleges outside the van. He and Duman second-degree murder Clinton says third More than 130 university trying to apparently did not know each get in random shooting other. shutdown would be missing, 54 dead in rid of him —Associated Press LEWISTON —In a last-minute ferry sinking 'irresponsible'ASHINGTON MOSCOW —The University of move before his trial was to begin 0 Indonesia Morc Idaho art professor sentenced for next week, Stephen Duman plead- —Saying the JAKARTA, — Chenoweth renews than were missing stabbing a former student in a ed guilty to randomly killing a past two partial shutdowns of the 130 people and another 54 confirmed Moscow bar says the school is Lewiston man while reportedly fight against wolf government cost taxpayers $1.5 bil- today being on methamphetamine.. dead after a ferry sank in a storm unjustly going after his tenured high lion, President Clinton called on - In exchange for his plea Friday, reintroduction off Sumatra in northern Indonesia. position, and the dispute may result Congress to help avert another clos- Nez Perce County Prosecutor The ferry went down with 210 in a lawsuit. ing. Denise Rosen has agreed to recom- BOISE—Republican Rep. Helen —including 11 foreign- J. Willard L'Hote has been on "That's not Monopoly money," passengers mend a prison sentence of 10 years Chenoweth wants the'.S. Fish ers and 16 crew members around paid leave since an altercation last Clinton said Saturday in his weekly — without parole, the minimum and.Wildlife Service to cap- to Feb. 24 with former student Jose stop radio address. Shutting federal JI:30 p.m. Friday, according penalty for second-degree murder. turing Canadian wolves Auli Amri of the Banda Aceh Post Palacios that resulted in an aggra- offices for the third time would be Rosen said she agreed to seek a In a statement issued as officials Command, a government center vated assault charge. "unbelievably irresponsible," he lighter sentence because of the cir- captured another four wolves in set to coordinate search and res- Now, L'Hote contends, Ul inter- said. up cumstances of the crime. British Columbia during the sec- cue efforts. im President Thomas Bell has It also would be wrong for Duman, 24, allegedly was high ond phase of the reintrodu'ction The official Antara news agency over'ruled an internal committee's Congress to refuse to increase the on the drug when he was arrested program, Chenoweth accused the said the ship slammed into a coral recommendation that he retain his national debt limit, forcing the gov- on unrelated charges after the wildlife service of proceeding with reef. A port official said the ferry teaching job and intends to fire default and shooting. the wolf recovery project without ernment into putting had reported engine trouble earlier him. said para- '"the United Thc drug is to produce what she described as "the neces- creditworthiness of the in the day. University officials and attorneys noia and violence in users. He has risk," sary permit" from the state Fish States at Clinton said. Rescuers found 39 survivors, declined comment. no prior criminal record. and Game Department. Republican leaders say they, too, including three foreigners —an He was sentenced to 90 days in Second District Judge Ronald The federal agency 'asked the want to avert another federal shut- American woman identified only jail and five years on probation. Schilling pointed out to Duman the state department recently about a down this week despite the impasse as Margaret K. who worked for the But 2nd District Judge John court is not bound by the plea permit for the release of 15 or more in negotiations to balance the feder- aid group, Save the Children, and Bengtson withheld judgment, agreement and he could be sen- wolves this winter and was again al budget. two Britons, Auli Amri said. meaning L'Hote may withdraw his tenced to the maximum of life in advised the state's official During campaign stops in New He said 54 bodies were found. guilty plea and the cas'e will be dis- prison. of oppo- I-lampshire on Friday and state-run Gurita missed if the terms of his probation Duman admitted to shooting sition to the reintroduction pro- Saturday, The ferry sank Senate Leader Bob Dole an hour are met. David Morrison in the early morn- gram. Majority about after leaving has not repeatedly said Republicans want on northern Sumatra, According to the UI faculty-staff ing hours of May 28 as Morrison The state, however, gone to Malahayati, handbook, causes for dismissal slept in his van parked at the to court to defend its contention keep the government open. about 1,100 miles northwest of include "any conduct seriously Clearwater Boat Ramp. that a permit is required, and the But he was pessimistic about Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, prejudicial to UI, its students, or Two friends testified earlier they federal agency has declined to reaching a broader agreement with Amri said. It was bound for the faculty," including "immorality, and Duman had been snorting acknowledge that requirement. the Democrats. island of Weh, a 15-mile trip. criminality, dishonesty, unprofes- "crank" the night before. Chenoweth, who voiced the same "They'd rather take it to the vot- An officer at the Port Authority sional conduct" or violation of any Todd Reid and Clay Trombetta state's rights views during address- ers in November,'" Dole, R-Kan., on Weh said many of the passen- law that results in a felony convic- said the three drove, from es to the Idaho House and Senate said Saturday. "I'm prepa'red to do gers likely were trapped inside the tion. Craigmont to Lewiston. Duman on Thursday, also took issue with that." .wreckage, which was believed Since L'Hote receiv'ed a with- asked'to be dropped off near the the federal decision to allow the Dole and other Congressional submerged in 330-feet-deep waters. held judgment, he technically was boat ramp. He was armed with a Nez'Perce Tribe to manage the leaders are working on a stopgap The port authority official, not convicted of a felony. gun. wolf recovery program in Idaho bill to keep the government run- a'n speaking on condition of anonymi- Palacios was not a student at the Less than hour later, police after the state opted not to partici- ning, but they are still trying to time of the incident. University werc called to reports of a'ild- pate. ty, said the ferry had delayed its decide how to find a plan that will hour records show he received a degree acting man burglarizing vehicles —Associated Press departure for about an pacify adamant House conserva- because of an engine problem. tives, Senate moderates and the The 555-ton vessel was carrying president. 33 vehicles, 80 tons of cement and Announcements In the Republican's response to 14'tons of fpddstuff, Amri said. Clinton's radio address, Rep. Bill The actual number of passengers Paxon, R-N.Y., criticised Clinton's may have been much higher than Cattle Association Project will establish wetlands at Lake Coeur'd 'Alene Feb.9 budget proposal. While the presi- the 210 listed on the manifest. the western edge of,the UI that through Feb. 11, time will be dent now agrees the budget should Auli Amri said the rescue team holds meeting will reduce pollutants entering divided between worship,:inspi- he balanced in seven years, Paxon included one warship, two heli- the Creek. rational talks and fun activities said, he has refused to make the copters a tug boat and two oil The Student Idaho Cattle Adam Thornbrough, PCEI with other" young adults'. policy changes the GOP demands. tankers along with dozens of fish- Association will be holding a .Water Quality . Program Sponsored by the students of St. Paxon said Clinton's proposal ing ships. Bad weather was ham- p.'m. meeting Jan. 24 at.6:30 in Coordinator, will give an Augustine's Catholic center, reg- supports "Washington's old liberal pering search efforts. AG Science 339, Everyone is overview of the, Restoration istration information for the spending ways." —Associated Press welcome. For more information and talk about retreat can be obtained phon- Project, progress by "His plan is a quick fix that puts call 882-9628. on the Nature Park and the church office a't 882- spring ing off the tough choices until well 0 The deadline is Feb. 4. planting needs. Elisabeth 4613. after the election," Paxon said. Brackney, fisheries consultant, All denominations are welcome. Yeltsin defends 0 Clinton put Republican leaders on will discuss the surface and sub- For more information call Brad -Computer notice in his own radio talk that if a crackdown on village workshop surface-flow wetlands that will Neely, daytime Monday thiough partial shutdown does take place on be under construction this year Friday, at 882-2723. needs student help Jan. 26—for the third time since MOSCOW, Russia —Russia's near the Idaho-Washington bor- November —he will do all he can to security chief and its interior min- Students interested in assisting der to control pollutants. 0 make sure the GOP gets the blame. ister on Saturday defended the in a workshop to teach children club He urged Republican leaders to massive assault on a village where ages 9 through 12 computer Social sciences 0 return to the table and resume Chcchcn gunmen held 120 skills on Feb. 3 should contact nego- holds first meeting tiations. liostagcs. Karen Frenzel at 885-7768. Electrical engineering "The budget talks are suspended Thc village was destroyed, thc 'The Students of the Social . colloquium now because thc con- leader of the hostage-takers 0 Sciences are holding their first Republican gressional leaders walked away escaped and more than 30 hostages The UI department of electrical meeting of the semester tonight at Paradise Creek from 'the table," he said. are still unaccounted for, but engineering is holding a Research 4:30 p.m. in Phinney Hall Room "I wish they hadn't done that, and Interior Minister Anatoly Kulikov restoration project Colloquium today, at 3:30p.m. in 200. Anyone interested should Room 25 of the Janssen attend. I hope they'l come back, and and Mikhail Barsukov, head of the soon." told a discussion Engineering Building. The collo- Federal Security Service, news was quium will focus on using cross- 0 Clinton also said he continues to conference the operation discussion about both A phases correlation techniques to deter- believe the budget can bc balanced a success. of the Paradise Creek Restoration Tunes with a social mine the impulse response char- in seven years without the kind of Their assessment echoctl that of Project will be held Jan.. 25, at 7 acteristics on linear systems. beat cuts that would devastate Medicare, Prcsidcnt Boris Ycltsin a day carli- p.m. The illustrated talks are the Medicaid, the environment, and e 1'. of the Idaho featured program 0 The Wild Rockies Defense support for education, Ycltsin defended the decision to Native Plant Society meeting at fund is inviting interested people House leaders decided Friday to storm Pcrvomayskaya and wipe Wildlife the UI College of Forest, Search 96: retreat at to support a good cause while lis- recommend a bill that would run out the Chechen fighters, saying ii Sciences, Room 200. and Range tening to live tunes at the Rathaus for 30 days and keep most agencies was the best response to terrorism. Implemented the Palouse- Lake Coeur d'Alene by Jan.'26 at 9 p.m. Sagin'ime at no less than 75 percent of last A skeptical Russian press pound-
Clearwater. Environmental and the River will 'ear's Searchitig, seeking and deepen- Project budgets, the same level now ed on Yeltsin Saturday. Institute (PCEI); the:.Project Support. from the $be.'playing. ing a relationship with God is the in effect. Thc use of force has won Yeltsin includes, the" restoration''project fee will contribute to3'dmission focus of SEARCH a weekend But rank-and-file Republican praise from ultranationalists. Thc on Moscow School District land 96, the effort to stop the construction lawmakers might insist on response from other hard-liners has (noir thc Ca'rol Ryrie Brink retreat for students 18 years'of of roads in Cove- pushing logging level even been mixed. Nature'Park). Phase II of the age and over.'o be held on Mallard. that lower. —Associated Press —Associated Press Mew s Zhesday, January Z3, 1996 THE ABGONA UT i.,iit lii,, e,, New doctor helps Student Health Services Jennifer Eng Mont., which is just on the other side of the e stair mountains here. Then we relocated to Maine for financial and family reasons. I never did r. Debbie McKinnon is a new face care for New England; New England's fine, at Student Health Services. The new but I never cared for it and we wanted to doctor has been with the University come back to this area. of Idaho since November and is a osteo-
pathic physician.Gri tman Dr. Argonaut: Why did you become a doc- McKimion grew up in Colorado and tor? Nebraska and moved to Moscow four years Originally I wanted to be a veterinarian, a ago with her family. Dr. McKinnon has large animal veterinarian because I liked been married for 15 years and has two horses, but all large animal veterinarian sons; 12 and IO. Recently she and her hus- my friends sustained fairly significant injuries band purchased land in Moscow. in their work. When one of them told me all During Ihe last four years, Dr. McKinnon of the horses he knew that werc terrified of has practiced medicine in the emergency him and how they all knew the slam of his room at par time, and part tinie at truck door I thought, "Hmm...that doesn' Clarkston Tri-State eniergency department. 'r. sound like that much fun." So I decided McKinnon is different from regular I liked science and the medical problems so non-osteopathic doctors in her philosophic I'l go with medicine. approach to medicine and promoting quali- ty of life rather than quantity. Dr. Argonaut: What do think McKinnon's training allows her to be more you about Moscow as a community? open to making patients a partner in their I like Moscow, it's the size town health. Dr. McKinnon works with Ul stu- right for mc. It's kind of fun to live it' dents'eneral health problems, health in town and nice to be able to send thc kids maintenance, wotnen's health issues, birth off on their bikes and not have to cotrtrol, yearly exams, sexually transmitted spend all my time diseases and other infectious illnesses chauffeuring them around.
Argonaut: What would you picture as Argonaut: Why did you come to lgf@%NONE Moscow? an ideal work atmosphere for you? Would like own Jared Smith Because previously, when I first started in you your practice? Dr. Debbie McKinnon, a new physician at Ul Student Mealth Services, works with medical practice, I practiced in ~ Superior, SEE MCKINNON PAGE 5 general health problems, health maintenance and women's health issues.
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A.'r'g'Ou""iiai'it Professor retires after 23 years at Ul Tlute ntlatpltk r vrnra Andrew White Editor in Chief, 885-7825 staff Shelby Dopp Ernest D. Ables retired Jan. 16, from the col- Opinion Editor, 885-8924 lege of Forestry, Wildlife, and Range Sciences department of Fish and Wildlife Resources after Dennis Sasse 23 years of serving the students. Professor James Peek, professor of Wildlife News Editor, 885-7715 ,"se..zi Resources who arrived at the UI at the same Christine Ermey time as Ables in 1973 said, "I'm going to miss him immensely. He was basically the rock in Diversions Editor, 885-2219 this department, and he was utterly reliable. He Jeremy Chase was the kind of person that was at work every morning at 7 a.m. and never left until the last Sports Editor, 885-7705 dog.was hung at 5 p.m., His door was always Dan Eckles open if a student needed something, he was there for them." Photo Editor Perhaps the people that will miss him the most Sam Goff I, are to be the students. Ables was known going v for his willingness and compassion to work with Copy Editor the students, td help make them successful. Lisa Lannigan Freshman Chuck Lowman said, "Hc was really li interested in what I wanted to do with my career Advertising Sales Manager, 11 and he was interested in the students as a whole 885-7794 tl and how they werc doing." Many of Ables cur- tt rent students felt he had tremendous fccling and Travis Quast h enthusiasm for thc field which rcflcctcd in his teaching abilities. Ad Production Manager was awarded Ryan Donahue In 1994 Ables the Ul Teaching h effec- Excellence Award for his innovative and d tive teaching methods. He has served as dean Page Design Manager t:a4~jg Noah Sutherland P and associate dean in the college of Forestry, Jared Smith Wildlife and Range Sciences and has been presi- Ernie Ables chats with students and colleagues at his retirement party Jan. 19. Jay Dertinger dent of the Idaho Chapter of the Wildlife Society. Staff "He and I.came here the same year, I'e he was an extraordinary resource for students in and elk behavior in the Yellowstone National Matt Baldwin, Damon Barkdull, known him since he got here in 1973. His rea! this college," said Peek. Park to name a few. Janet Blrdsall, Justln Cason, strength was as a teacher of the students. He Ables has been to many amazing places. His If one could summarize Ables time at the UI Christopher Clancy, Karen excelled in that he loved to work with the stu- research has included Chinese wildlife conserva- Professor Peek said it best, "His life at this col- Cloud, Brian Davidson, Jennifer dents and they just loved to work with him too, tion, African wildlife commercial harvesting, lege was with the students." 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POSTMASTER: Send adda sr changes to ttu address titted atntve. 1hesduy, January Z3, 1996 THE A R GONA UT 5 MCKINNON FROM PAGE 3 Help available for pregnant women I would like a bigger window... rapid fashion. I'e worked at a don't Karen Cloud cough syrup and eat a balanced Supplemental Food Program for No, I want my own prac- walk in environment before and I Staff diet. Also, she should be screened Women, Infants and tice. I don't want to have to deal think that patients seem to like that, Children, by her doctor for diseases, like known as WIC, is administered out with the financial aspects of medi- they prefer to arrive rather than to What a woman does within the don't Sexually Transmitted Diseases and of the same office. WIC provides cine. I want to have to hire wait for their appointments. I think first few weekstof pregnancy can Rubella, which may harm the fetus. food and information to and fire people. I want to be a doc- generally it seems to cover the greatly impact thc health of her pregnant The Pregnancy Counseling women with low or no income and tor and take care of patients and Ict patient population needs. child, Drinking, smoking or using Service offers confidential, all- health or nutrition problems. The somebody else worry about that other drugs can cause the baby to options counseling and referrals to North Central District Health sort of thing, If you'e in private Argonaut: What's been a be born too soon or with permanent other community agencies. Low- Office is located at 333 Palousc practice that's a flaw, you have to major motivating disabilities. Various agencies intluence in cost pregnancy tests are available River Drive and be a businessman or throughout Moscow are available can be reached at woman first, your life? along with educational materials. 882-7353. and a doctor a don' to help women who are pregnant or close second. I Lifestyle. I think the most impor- The agency also provides maternity think they might be. Thc Open Door Pregnancy care for that, if I wanted to be a tant thing in life is to decide what and infant clothing, blankets and The Ul Student Health Service Center offers educational counsel- business person, I would have gone kind of lifestyle you want to live. other to who provides for stu- supplies people can ing, networking to other agencies into business. The other problem with private pregnancy testing dents. Also, Student Health not afford to buy them. Cribs, and adoption referral, Center practice is that you have no time of Insurance covers prenatal care as playpens, car seats and other baby employee Ketha Carratt said preg- Argonaut: What do you like your own, and in this setting and furniture long as the policy was purchased can be borrowed for a nancy tests, maternity wear and most about medicine in the uni- to working here I worked prior in before the pregnancy occurred. small deposit. The Pregnancy baby clothes ranging in size from about the versity, students? thc emergency department. You Dr. Donald Chin of Student Counseling Service is located in newborn to 3T are available free to I think it's nice to have a compli- go in, work long hours and you Health said early prenatal care is Room 12 of the O'Conner whomever needs them. The Open ant patient population that will fol- work hard but when you go home, important; the first 16 weeks are Building, 208 South Main St. Door Pregnancy Center is located low instructions and are interested someone else is there and they take vital to the healthy development of Appointments can be made by call- at 312 South Washington Street in being healthy which is some- care of all the problems. You don' the baby. Dr. Chin said if someone ing 882-7534. and is open Mondays, Wednesdays, thing different than you see in get called and you have time for is pregnant, she should quit smok- The North Central District Health and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. many emergency departments, you your family and time off and so ing, not drink alcohol, avoid taking Department performs pregnancy Center volunteers can also be have a different patient population. that is what has motivated me. excess medication - including over tests and refers women to other reached 24 hours a day at 882- That's why I left the small town in the counter products like aspirin or healthcare providers. The Special 2370. Argonaut: About this student Montana. I love the small town, I health center in particular, what still go there and visit but I don' do you think has been the most want to be the only doctor in the positive aspect'? county, it's not a good plan for me. Well I think their cost is a very I want to have free time and I want positive aspect and I think that they to be able to spend time with my service a lot of students in a fairly family.
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I'::;t a'ji'x Tuesday, January 23, 1996 T H E "="-""—'' A R G 0 N A U T Vandal Card still behind schedule This weekend has brought a blanket of silky smooth, won- derfully white snow. The first real snow of 1996.Just as the freshly fallen snow covers blots on the landscape, layers of quasi-political sludge shroud the issuing of the new Vandal cards. University officials are selling ad space on the student ID card. This plan seems reminiscent of UI Telephone System's free long distance offer. Free long distance on Christmas day, if you lived on campus and were here. Most students are gone over Christmas break, many halls are closed and most stu- dents live off campus. The cards, over a year-and-a-half behind schedule,'are being held up because the university and administrators that run it believe we need their help in obtaining a calling card. On the surface both free phone service and calling cards seem like good ideas, but who really benefits. The school, not the students. It looks really good when campus recruiters can say, "Look we care, we get our students free stuff." In the July 6, 1994 Argonaut, Tim "the cardman" Taylor, manager of the Vandal Card program said, "Hopefully we can Newspapers have responsibility start re-carding returning students late in the. fall." Fall 1994 came and went, and many still carried the old style card. to their communities, readers Jan. 17, 1995,Tim Taylor said to the Argonaut, "Ifit hap- ewspapers need to support then perceptions resulting will be the communities they inaccurate. When an article is pub- pens this semester, it will be late in the spring." N function in. When newspa- Andrew lished lacking the essentials, the Spring 1995, many are still using the old card. pers constantly tear down people credibility of the newspaper In the Aug, 25, 1995 issue of the Argonaut, Michael and programs, neither the commu- White becomes questionable. Lasher, assistant "UI nity nor the newspaper benefits. I More important are the positions director of telecommunications said, believe newspapers have a respon- newspapers take on the local level. will deliver between 11,000 and 15,000 Vandal Card users to sibility to make the environment When civic leaders are trying to a chosen carrier, with their calling card information on the around them better by encouraging implement new programs for the back." and promoting the good of the plishments. benefit of the community it is community. Many students at Ul are detrimental to have a reporter con- No mention was given of when the new cards would be Whether it's the Idaho involved in an organization. sistently writing negative articles. -issued; but applications were supposed to have been available Statesman or a college paper, the Whether it's a Greek house, resi- When articles are published not during Fall registration. staff of a newspaper needs to real- dence hall, student generated club encouraging civic programs, rarely ize what happens when an article or something else, I feel they are are the people responsible for thc Spring 1996, and it seems that no one really knows if there is published that falls short of fact, entitled to fair and accurate repre- program asked for their explana- will ever be a mass issuing of the new cards. doesn't represent what actually sentation promoting what they tions. Sadly, in the media, many Tom Bell, Bruce Pitman, Hal Godwin and Taylor, question happened in a clear and precise have accomplished. times the wheel that squeaks gets manner or fails to give the whole As a reporter and a columnist for the grease. Reporters sometimes and answer time: Who benefits from selling the students to truth. the Argonaut, I can state the staff make the mistake of listening to corporate America? Why do we have a $51,000 piece of People read newspapers in most of your school newspaper does an the not so bright individuals mak- machinery sitting essentially idle just waiting for something cases to become informed on what excellent job,.many times under ing charges without properly ask- is happening around them, and a'rduous circumstances. Students ing those who really know the wiH to do? What the AT&T, uh, MCI, um, Vandal card do for they should be privy to such infor- employed by the Argonaut are like entire story. me? For any student? mation regardless of whether it has any other student. Employees of If newspapers focused on Quite frankly, someone could have asked us if we wanted a positive or negative connotation. the paper experience full class improving the quality of life in However, it is loads, outside jobs and commit- to be card advertisements simply wrong to communities, I believe the percep- carrying or students. present a story to the public which ments. tion of the media would improve. Snow blindness hasn't left me completely without fore- is inaccurate and doesn't represent The media is one of, if not the Newspapers presenting informa- sight. Reality check. This is academia —thanks for getting us all sides fairly, especially concern- most powerful entity in America. tion to the public about current ing controversial issues. Most Americans get the news news, events, accurate ready for the real world but, we'l chose who we stump for. upcoming — The newspaper articles I enjoy from television, print or radio and in-depth reporting, etc. would be OK? reading are those promoting and base opinions on what has been truly fulfilling their job descrip- Then again, why should it bother me? I'l have graduated encouraging people and progr'ams. portrayed. For example, most do tion. before the new cards are issued. I believe UI is a great school and not personally research every can- For the most part newspapers do therefore, I enjoy reading articles didate for public office before vot- —Dennis Sasse about student and school accom- ing. If the news is not accurate, ~ SEE NEWS PAGE 9 Lawmakers, regulations need to be tempered with humanity
he University Judicial stick to its no-tolerance policy cy is a good one and, in essence, them again. Council is a primary piece of involving drugs and alcohol. sometimes individuals need to be The problem with any zero toler- Dennis "No Tthe Ul Judicial System. The one thinks the students were hurt for the benefit of the system. ance, inflexible rule written in stone council is made up of 11 members, trying to sneak alcohol into the Rather than temper the school poli- is there will always be exceptions five faculty and six students. All Sasse school. No one thinks anything cy with a human side, instead of to the rule. I venture to say that members are appointed, either by other than a harried mother making showing some human compassion, many of you are reading this saying the ASUI president or the Faculty a school lunch led to the mistake. the justification for the suspension to yourself, "Sasse you dolt, why Council. "Judy Densmorc-Mallette appar- said Federal Way's drug-alcohol should this matter to me?" The.ASUI Senate is made ently mistook a can of Budweiser and health-education coordinator up of work, other times they don'. In a is, Granted, very few of us have our vice and a Ice for a can of Pepsi look "If equivocate with 13 senators, a president Seattle suburb, Federal Way, a well (they you policy, you mom around to make lunch, and the remarkably similar) and put it into as well throw the president, they meet for first intentioned policy of zero tolerance may policy even fewer of us would be stupid her daughter Pam's school lunch away." How compassionate and time this week. in thc schools has convicted two enough to go to Bruce Pitman and box. When Pam pulled out the "Dean It is my hope that both of these innocent children. can, kind; or stupid and ignorant. You say, Pitman, my mommy rule and compassion- a friend, Justin Williams, asked for make the call. a in entities fairly Rather than me telling you what packed beer my sack lunch, a sip. He tasted beer, spit it out, and These two kids are admittedly what do'i" ately, with a measure of humanity happened, here is an excerpt from a should I the two eventually took the can to without went thrown in to boot. Jan. 15, editorial in the Journal guilt. They to their But what if something inadver- the principal's office. and asked what to with When creating policy it is thc American (Bellvue, Wash.), cour- principal do tantly happened on campus and cir- to "The children want an apology the open container. Does it matter cumstances responsibility of policy makers tesy of The Associated Press. pointed toward your avoid unintended because, thc way they see it, they that two innocent children now what would anticipate and "Two elementary students in a guilt, happen to you? lies in didn't do anything wrong. Pam's have a permanent mark on their Depend on inflexible consequences. The problem Fcdcral Way school have been sus- university mother says she plans to appeal to record for an infraction did not bureaucrats what are well intentioned, yet ill pended for five days from school they for help? the school board later this month commit? Is it wonder that thought out actions. Unfortunately because one of their mothers inad- any kids After reading through the and wants the suspensions over- don't respect the authority of teach- "Policies & Information it happens all too often. vertently put a can of beer in her of Interest turned." ers and administrators? The Federal to Students 1995-96" Virtually every organization has a lunch box instead of a soft'drink. handbook, I Way school system administrators can tell set of rules and a method of "Though seemingly harsh, the you. This is what would The rest of the Journal American have assured that free enforcement> Most times the rules school district had no choice but to any thinking happen; at the minimum, coerced column goes on to say that the poli- child in their district will never trust counseling, at maximum? C3~inion. 8 .THE AB ONA UT 1hesday, January Z3, 1996 Our apologies ~~"""- OWSQQRQS fA40aae, HC I889, Rich- BXD™er.CaiiTammv Plawae~sweilllP5 The Argonaut has not been able to access orl c e-mail due to a technical snafu, perhaps it was computer gnomes. If you have submitted a letter . to the editor through e-mail recently it, in all STANT— WANTED CUSTLIMen likelihood, was erased. Yesterday we reactivat- gEgf ed the account and we are now able to let you gper. SHS Richmond s voice an opinion on-line. Thanks for reading. Opportunity Employer Remi Equal candidate for ~gona~i ANT seeks Republican DE Must be: Letters 8r. assocjation. President. Seeking Guest Columns ~ NordPerfect Anti-Abortion trained or ~ Policy Control t ise 'send re ~ Anti-Gun idesi ner Action The Argonaut welcomes reader letters 5]87, Gien Anti-Affirmative C"II. ichall and guest columns. Letters must be double and personal one page or less typed, spaced, Leadership skills be signed and include the phone num- required. ber and address of each writer. Letters '~y but not opening I TANT integn~y' a pplus PT may also be submitted by e-mail to associa- tions in C argonautouidaho.edu or by fax to :are Contact: reserves organiza- by (208) 885-2222. The Argonaut ,ter, Right Come the right to refuse or edit letters. Only Radical one letter month will be accepted cills required. The 251-253 per ""~n Vfashington, D.C. from a single author. 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Experience the thrill of Snow Cat skiing. central idaho Rental Shop On Site: Yes Ha tf ~ day only Call Brundage Mountain at (800) 8N-SKII for more information ~n for Ski Preview 1996 was snowbowl |goiN | individual resort. For each ~ a ~ ~ 'ormation, call the resort info > ERE. :sorts offer student savings. SNOW I QZZ3 PATHF IN DE K pRasans uWNI. SnreIaI.t! DOWNHILL SKI PACKAGLS ~ ~ "-: SN008DAIIDS ~ h ")'-" SKI'TUNES 5 00 Rrou eoaao VuNSS 5 00 NOM ON Nll tEMNINII6 SKI fNENOtN evian. fwlE PRICE SALONON gOSSIGNOL ~ DAlBiLLO ~ ATOMI( ~ NNKER ~ e 0 ~ 0 0 BQRDER PASS THE KINCi StlRCKR CARD vaco ~.OO KING Receive 7 Nacho Sopreroea ~5 OO with your Border Pass! Receive Four Valid at the Ul Student Union only. Expires 5/3/9ti Original Chicken Valid at the Ul Student .Union only. Sandwiches with your Expires 5/3/96 Ktng Card. There you are, starving, and no money in your pocket, craving that Border taste. Wishing you has a juicy Chicken Sandwich from BK. Good thing you'e carrying your Border Pass or King Card from the SUB Food Court. Not only will it fill your stomach, it will save you some cash. Purchase your Border Pass or King Card today for only $5.00. You'l receive7 Nacho Supremes or 4 Original Chicken Sandwiches for only $5.00, just show them your card, that is if you didn't leave home without it. Inside The TACO Student Union 'BELL Food Court 5S' Tgesday, Janunry 23, 1996 13 A R G 0 A' U T nric men rogram provi es Pu(aors o8~reP a ven ures in sea aya in Tricia Francis The fo'Ilowiri g.snaiv::activities'ar'e stuff sponsored by'he ASUl:.Oui do'or. program." Any fees for,,'the activities or the past three years, riiust be paid. at sign-up:and are.non- .Greg Felten has had a refundable. Pre-'lripriieetings are at. rough job over winter in:the'utdoor F 5 pri i; Program break. Working with the for': 0JJice,:and si gn.-up trips aiid University of Idaho classes stail Iivo weeks:prior lo. the Enrichment Program, Felten listed trip. date. gathers a group of up to ten people for a three week excur- sion of sea kayaking in Baja California. In addition to kayaking five BEGINNING CROSS to seven miles a day, Felten COUNTRY SKIING and his adventurers often spearfish for their dinner. This Three. cross country skiing sessions is the thirteenth year the win- are available for January and ter trip has been offered. February.'Each s'ession includes The trip starts from the class time and an instructional day quaint town of Loreto, approx- trip, The cost for each session is $15. imately 650 miles south on the Session One meets Jan: 25 and Jan. Baja Peninsula. The town of 27, session two is Feb. 8 and Feb, Loreto has good food, a little 10, and session three is Feb. 22 and shopping and is relatively Feb. 24. clean. From there the expedi- These sessions are introductory tion paddies out to Isla classes for cross country skiing, with Carmen, five miles off the information on equipment selection coast. and pre-trip information. Rentals for Says Fclten of his adven- skis are available froiri the Outdoor tures, "It really is an incredible Rental office. experience, something every- one should do once in a life- time. To take a water-based EAGLE CAP vacation in such a pristine WILDERNESS BACK- place adds incredibly to one' level of serenity." COUNTRYI WING The days start early, by HUT dawn the group has had break- RIDGE SKI TRIP fast and is putting their boats in the water. The actual Greg Felten This advanced trip is for experi- kayaker demonstrates his abilities while in California. Sea kayaking lasts for one to three Baja kayaking is one of many adventures ences skiers that desire to ski the ovided the Uf Enrichment Program. hours each morning before the by premier areas of the Pacific PI'inds pick up. By 10 a.m. the Northwest. From Feb. 2 to Feb. 4, Recent trips have been 10 days tional trips on what he terms "a nating ride sharing for those inter- boats are beached and the rest of the trip costs $45, which includes . on the water, and another 10 in softer scale." Rather than the gru- ested in alternate transportation. the day can be spent swimming, transportation and hut fees. Any par- traveI time to and from Loreto. eling drive, the spring trips include On the spring trips, transporta- or a siesta. Felten ticipant atust'have experience skiing fishing taking The travel time is difficult, but airfare. The trips are nine days, tion will be more accommodating "per- over mountainous terrain with a full. offers a virtually guaranteed "after people have been there a from Saturday to Sunday,'so they and the guides will meet more of pack,'Avalanche transcelvers and fect tan that will be the envy of all couple days," Felten said, "they only require one week of school or the participants'eeds. With friends." shovels are reqtiired: The'pre-trip: your don't want to come back to school, work time. enough notice they will even work "The meeting is Jan. 31 at 5 p.m. paddling on these trips is they'l worry about it manana." For those who would like to pro- to adapt to special dietary consid- easier than on a river basically People have been turned away vide their own transportation, it is erations. All of the food will be because most of it is done on flat from the trip because of the limit- possible to meet with the in provided so they won't be required TELEMARK "We group water," he said. are conserva- ed number of spaces available. To Mexico and the appropriate to hunt for their own meals. Much INSTRUCTIONAL tive on days where weather or accommodate the growing interest, amount will be deducted from the of the equipment will be furnished winds might be a problem." Felten has developed some addi- cost. Help is available in coordi- as well. The guides are experi- CLINICS enced, and previous sea kayaking for participants is not required, With class session and a day trip, although it is helpful. two telemark clinics are available to This kayak adventure would Silver Mountain. The cost for either probably be considered difficult session is $35, which iricludes trans- for one who is primarily an indoor portation and lift ticket. type. Even the more seasoned out- The first ses'sion is Jan..31', and 'eb. doors person face personal 3, and the second session is may challenges. The is to be able to Feb. 7 and Feb; 10.The first date key to difficulties listed is the class session, and the adapt any they may confront. second date is the to Silver trip "More Mountain. Participants are responsi- important than skill or atti- ble for their own equipment. Rentals experience'is a good positive are available at the Outdoor Rentals tude and a willingness to learn office. along the way," Felten said. Trips are offered through the Ul Enrichment program. The Spring Break trip is March 16-24 and is WEIGHT ROOM even worth college credit. Other ORIENTATION trip dates are March 2-10, and March 30 -April 7. Sign-up dead- Campus Recreation is providing an lines are rapidly approaching, and inroduction to the weight room in the first session deadline is Jan. Memorial Gym Jan. 24, 6 p.m. to 9 29. Other dates are in February, p.in. The introduction is designed for but space is limited. women and is taught by Jacque If you have a small group that Finnan, Ccrtificd Personal Trainer. may have scheduling problems, it Attendees will be instructed in may be possible to customize a weight room etiquette, use of equip- trip to meet your needs. For more ment and program design. information call the Community Registration is through Campus Enrichment Program at 885-6486 Recreation, 204 Memorial Gym, or Greg Felten at 882-2250. Feltcn 885-6381.There is a $5 fee for the also has a home page with all the program, and refreshments will be details at: served Greg Feften http: //www.uidaho.edu/-felte902/ A group of sea kayakers take a break during their winter adventure. baja. html. C3mtcInurz 1 4 THE ARGONA UT 1hesday, January Z3, 1996 Wolf reintroduction still an issue for Idahoans Ski bus more are scheduled to be placed During this chase, the wolves allow the harvesting of wolves in IllfOf N1'tlOll into sections of Idaho. worked the moose as a relay team certain areas of the state. As the Jerri In my Jan. 16 article, I stated the until they tired out. When it number of wolves increased, the .The ASUl Outdoor Program wolf was one of the most misunder- stopped to fight, the pack surround- population of moose proportionally is wtthng to give.you a,hft. Lake stood animals of our time. I ed it. The main part of the pack dis- decreased. After several years the '. The ASUI Ski Bus.is'travel- extreme- received comments about the article tracted the moose from the front, moose population became ing three'times this seiiiester which I will address. while another wolf attacked the ly low. to give students a ride to. area sent government As a wildlife enthusiast and pho- hamstring from the rear. When the Alaska then in resorts be'ginning Feb. 3 and I have observed moose turned to defend the rear hunters and trappers on a quota sys- tographer, many continuing through Feb. 24. studies, films, articles and pho- attack, the others went for its throat. tem to bring the wolf/moose popu- Saturday trips. to Silver ild wolves imported from tographs on wildlife for many This kill was during the fall lation back into balance. Mountain and Schweitzer Canada have been rein- years. Most of the studies and films before any snow was on the Wolves in the wild are magnifi- Mountain are planned, with troduced into on wolves I have seen were done in ground. This chase of a moose by cent to watch. How they interact tickets at 28 Yellowstone National Park. Several Alaska, the Yukon and other parts wolves is only one of several I have with each other or hunt as a team or selling $ for UI'tudents, of Canada. Because of the lack of seen on film or in articles with pho- individually can bring about many and $35'for all oth- wolves in Idaho areas I hunt in, I do tographs. emotions. Idaho is one of several ers. I not get to see them act like Most of the time, wolves hunt in a states where State and Federal :In addition to the rourid-trip their'orthern I relatives. pack during the winter, They will funds are being spent on the rein- transpohation,':.the cost'also I I Wild wolves are one of the most drive the larger, faster animals into troduction of wolves. How a person takes care of the lift ticket. skilled won' available:at: I I animals at hunting in North deep snow or onto ice that was raised or has come to think Tickets are the America. Usually, wolves will support its weight. There, it can' about the wolf influences their . ASUI.Outdoor Rental Center,. hunt themselves. The will . th'e i 12 Tans for 25', by pack outrun them or fight back efficient- opinion on their reintroduction. located Iri Student Union $ spread out trying to catch mice, ly. The wolves will then bite it any- If were raised or have been .basement. you Hours of'operation'for Nezvest and Widest squirrels, rabbits, birds or any larg- where they can to disable and kill swayed to like them, chances are the office are from.l0;00 I I er game it can bring down. it. Beds In Toxon you will lean toward reintroducing a.m. to 4:30p.m. A wild wolf, if necessary for sur- In one letter to the Argonaut the the wolves to Idaho. If you are a Tickets «re available on a, vival, will hunt as a While I Wolfe Systems I pack. writer stated, "Through studies, rancher or landowner whose liveli- first come-first served basis, . ~ hunting as a pack, they will try to there has never been a recording hood is at or a hunter con- I I of stake, and must be.purchased by the ICall for an appointment run down large game such as deer, a moose being preyed upon when it cerned with the loss of game I big Wednesday prior to.the trip. elk or moose. The wolf's stamina stands its ground." I am not famil- i from an endangered species in our Departure time for the bus is i for running down most is iar with which 883-BODY game studies this person is area, you most likely will not be in 6:30a.m. (no membership required, excellent. talking about. However, Alaskan favor of the reintroduction. Any further information In my last article, I described a and.Canadian officials have docu- Regardless of what side of the about the ski bus or:ASUI. I chase of a bull moose by.a pack of mented it on film during different issue you are on, your tax dollars tl Outdoor Prograin'can call 302 S. Main I wolves that was filmed by the times of the year. will most likely pay to reintroduce Alaska Fish and Game 885-6810. I Moscow I Department. Many years ago, Alaska did not wolves in Idaho. L ~~~~~'~~~~~~ J ~ n ~ n I H. K S E M T' What are the Most Powerful Words In Your Permanent Record> WAS HERS (check one) Transcript uartet Resume (Otherwise Known As Texas Tea) ~ Diploma W The Wall Street Journal Wednesday, January 24, 1996 12:30 pm ~ Vandal Lounge For special student rates Student Union Building call 1-800-2BUY-WSJ FRE E ADMI SSI C3N 7am-10pm Eastern Time Mon.-Fri. 7oDD , commuriicafionl'f Enjoy tvvo: - - — — - a workshop for student leaders who want — i,Iubs,,fot oIIly to improve their leadership ',: ,Ist."8 cp ''ij p I Us rex ~ Improve you group communication skills ~ learn ftovtr you can communicate more effectively Ihnrnrhry, laii25in the 5tnde.nt Unirm 5ihrer Room 3:30.3:4$ Sponsored hIr Student Activities nnd Lendeiship Resources 885.2237 esday, January 23, 1996 15 T H E A R G 0 N A U T an a s a in non-Con erenCe ae iOn Mark Vander wall SOUTHERN UTAH (73) Mortensen 2-5 0-0 4, Frandsen 6-11 O-l 12, Staff Larscn 11-163-4 25, Wardle 2-6 24 7, Newton ith the artie weather that 04 0-0 0, Welch 0-1 0-0 0, Wehster 0-0 0-0 0, has hammered thc King 0-0 2-2 2, Shaheen l-l 44 6, Sparrow ().1 Palouse came tales of 0-00, Torres 6-6 1-2 13, Doman ZP 0-04. giant snowbeasts that roamed the IDAHO (54) land, however, the Idaho Vandals Johnson 3-12 0-1 9, Greenwood 1-7 3-4 5, discovered these weren't tales at Stone 2-5 34 7, Skorpik 0-7 0-0 0, McDaniel 5- all. 9 1-2 11, Ortncr 1-2 1-3 4, Hawks 4-14 2-4 10, Southern Utah deployed Myndee Morris 0-0 0-0 0, Beard 0-(l 0-0 0, Ackerman 2- Larsen onto an already hampered 7 0-0 4, Blakley 1-2 2-4 4, Chancy 0-0 0-0 O. Vandal front court, which was Halftime Score SU 31 Ul 27- 3-point goals v,ithout the services of leading SU 1-2 (Wardle l-l Newton 0-1) Ul 4-24 scorer and rebounder Mindy Rice (Johnson 3-12, Skorpik 0-5, McDaniel 0-2, after she received a cotizone shot Goner l-l, Hawks 0-3, Ackerman O-l). Total earlier in the day to better a recur- Fouls SU 20 Ul 16. Fouled Out SU Mortensen, ittg foot problem. Larsen, a 6-foot Ul Greenwood. Rehounds SU 45 (Larsen 12) Ul 5-inch junior from Twin Falls, 40 (Johnson, Hawks 4), Assists SU 17 (Wardle, scored the first eight points of the Newton 5) Ul 11 (Johnson, Skorpik 3). game, before another Thunderbird Attendance 363. scored. She repeated her perfor- THURSDAY mance in the second half, scoring Keeping on the topic of supersti- 10 of the first 14 points after inter- tions, Idaho found it had a lucky mission for Southern Utah. Larsen number afterall, in an 11-point win rmded the contest with a game high over Eastern Washington, 72-61. 25 points, 12 rebounds and five Idaho made a miraculous 21- blocked shots to push the point turnaround in the second half, Thunderbirds record to 7-11 in a after it found itself down by 10 at 73-54 victory over Idaho. the break, Idaho fell behind early and never The superstition comes into play, seemed to warm up. Idaho trailed as Idaho made 21 more free throws by 19 at 27-8 midway through the on the game than did the Eagles. first half, before rallying to cut the Idaho made a decisive comeback lead to four at the half, 31-27. on the night after it found itself in a Idaho kept the game close until hole at the half. the 6:00 mark of the game, when it "It was an aggressive game, so I fell behind by 10, 61-51. Idaho got told the girls to come out and attack oo closer than 10 points again, the Eastern defense and they did a before finally succumbing to the good job of getting to the foul line Thunderbirds. and hitting their free throws," Idaho platooned players through- Idaho coach Julie Holt said. out the game to try and get the right This fact is reiterated by the combination on the floor, but the. Vandals 18-21 shooting from the charity stripe in the second half, as inside play of the Thunderbirds Jared Smith extinguished every Idaho come- compaied to the 0-3 shooting for Idaho and Southern Utah players fight for position Friday night. SUU won 73-54. back attempt. Ari Skorpik, who the Eagles. Eastern compiled 26 fouls for the game whereas Idaho averaged 14.2 points a game before McDaniel 3-7 7-8 13, Ortner 2-6 04J 4, Morris only had 11. her young Vandal career with 11 well. thc weekend series, was held score- 041 04 Stone 3-7 5-8 11. The Vandals saw Mindy Rice points. Her points, however took EASTERN WASHINGTON (61) 0, less by both Eastern Washington EWU 37 UI 27 3-point goals UI 2-10 break out of a mini slump with backstage to the 28 minutes she Sutter 1-3 OO 2, Smith 4-10 1-2 11, Misssll HslRimc aod Southern Utah. She was in (Johnson 14, Rice 1-2, McDaniel 0-1, Ortner 0- fashion to score 27 points to go gave the Vandals off of the bench. i0-14 0-1 20, Bartleson 4-8 041 8, Watterson I- carly foul trouble against EWU, 3) EWU 4-16 (Sutter 0-1, Smith 2-6, Bartleson along with her 10 rebounds, which Eastern was led in scoring by 4 0-0 2, Bailey 04) 0-0 0, Ray 3-9 0-2 7, King 2- aod never found her rhythm. She O-l, Watterson O-l, Ray IA, King 1-3), Fouls added to her numerous double-dou- Kristy Missall's 20, followed by 62-27 Sloan 2-20-04. will gct a chance at redcmtion Ul 11, EWU 26. Fouled Out EWU Missall, ble totals for the season. McDaniel Tina Smith's 11. Idaho pushed its IDAHO (72) when Idaho returns to action Bsrtleson. Rehounds Ul 32 (Rice 10) EWU 29 added 13 points, while Jennifer conference record to 2-1 while Johnson 241 4-5 9, Greenwood 4-5 0-1 8, Rice against Weber State on Thursday in (Missall, King 5). Assists Ul 12 (Ortner 5) Stone had perhaps the best game of Eastern fell to 2-1 in conference as 9-13 8-9 27, Skorpik 0-2 0-1 0, Ogden, UT. EWU 18 (Sutter 7). Idaho pummels Eagles in Cheney jt 0]f.."IL+ to Dan Eckles The Eagles, who have lost 21 straight games I4ujI'uu Idaho, tried to challenge early in the second half. Bryan Sports Editor Carter buried a trey three minutes into half two to push 48-42. Unfortunately for he basketball hoop at the Eagles within six at ) Eastern Washington.'s Eastern Washington, Idaho reeled off the next seven Reese Court must points and the Cheney club never threatened again. Intrimural'deadlirie)ss have looked like the broad- Idaho guard Shawn Dirden made good on a pair of three-pointer a minute later to :s)et.thli week:. side of a big red barn Friday free throws and canned a the Vandals a 75-49 lead with 3:30 remainingto night. The Idaho Vandals give Intramural basketba}l rosteis Co-recreational volieyball ios- shot basketballs right into play, their largest of the gaiue. 5'p.rn'. teri'are also due on.':Wednesday for the respective aie due today. at iri room the middle of the hoop over The shooting woes and successes in Room:-204 of Metnorial Gy'm numbers from behind the 204'of Memorial Gym. For'any: and over again in a 75-53 squads were illustrated by at 5 p.m. On Thursday, intramur- was 6-14 from three-point land Intrimural officials interested in victory in NCAA Big Sky three-point arc. Idaho al managers must ineet at the Eastern finished a porous 3-14. The Vandals offlciating basketball, there wiII Conference men's basket- while UCC in Room 112.at 5 p.m. owned nearly every statistical category, outrebounding be a meeting at 4 'p.m. ori; ball action. anyone interested in. play- 35-27, while dishing out more assists 17, Wednesday: in Memorial. Gym 'lso, Idaho shot 66 percent (31- the Eagles ra'quetball to EWU's 10 and grabbing more steals I2- Room'.:8-'2. Ariyone:inter'ested Ing intramural singles 47) from the field Friday, marking the third consecutive compared to-7. must attett)I})the hands on:clinic. must turn in their signups by 5 contest the Vandals have shot 54 percent or better. The 204,-. Harrison led a balanced Ul offensive attack, Work out'clothes aie suggested "p.m. in Room 66 percent figure was the best shooting performance by Harry contributing a game-high 15 points and pulling down a Big Sky te'am this winter. Conversely, Eastern 1:02.'03, Belgrave flew by the rebounds. Reggie Rose and Shawn Dirden chipped Washington (2-12, 0-3 BSC) managed a 34 percent 10 ~~kSterS competition in the 800m, win- and 13 points respectively as five Vandals scored Shine: sltooting effort, connecting on just 21-of-61 shot in 14 ning'the.'race with a time of figures. attempts. in double 2:18.'13.';.'Eastern's 'Shannon Vandals continue Big Sky Conference play The triumph was the first Big Sky win for thc The ': Bonogofskl''Was.second, f'nish- Kibbie Dome when they host Weber Veitsen'an(I Vandals this season after opening league play with a Thursday in the .:Jill Wimer,-Nikki State and Boise State in southern State at 7:05 p.m. A1thea Belgrave got .the}i::1996- me'n's pair of losses to Idaho seasons.staiti!d-:on-'-. On',the side, Idaho Idaho last weekend. It was also tile first road win for IDAHO (75) [ndoot.track, sPririter)::Jason St. Hill won the Harrison 6-7 3-7 15, Rose 6-10 2-2 14, Dirden 4-8 2-2 13, Turner 6-6 0-0 the r'ight foot Saturday at the Idaho since last year's trek to Cheney. 55m ~mPetltlon by running to a 12, Baumann 4-5 0-1 11, Jackmen 3-5 041 6, Jones 2-5 0-2 4, Thomas 0-1 Early Blid Indoor,.Track and Eastern Washington's D'rnitri Rideout buried a . '.,: tinie of6;53. UI's Tawanda 0-0 0, Gardner 0-t) 0-2 (t, Sturing 04 041 0.Totals 3147 7-1675. Meet inCheiiey.';: ); umper with three minutes left in the first half to knot FIe}d pIace,n...Chlwira;:(6;56), Niels Kruller hc score at 37 apiece, but Idaho's Eddie Turner EASTERN WASH INGTON (53) captured ftlgt .'6.58)'nd'Robert Molder (6.58) Sims 5-12 0-0 10, King 4-6 1-1 10, Porter 2-9 5-5 9, Carter 3-6 0-0 8, the'20-pou'rid wefght 'throw w,th nocked down a pair of jumpers and dropped. in a layup swePt'the:toP'four sPots for thc break. Rideout 3-9 0-0 6, Luke 2-8 l-l 5, Lewis 1-5 1-2 3, Groves 1-3 0-0 2, Dean 'a 'tos'8 af 4l«feet 14-inch'es, o key an 8-0 Idaho run going into the halftime .'an&lgr "'= "' '- 0-2 0-0 Thompson 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 21-61 8-9 53. the'400„:.lieth:Irice'' ': Ul's halftime edge was also due to solid shooting. It 0, Veirseii W)on won) the triple 3-point Ul 6-14 (Bsumann 3-4, :: 619 S. Washington tft103, Moscow S.E.1205 Prof. Mall Blvd 4114, Pullman „,) ~ ~ ~ L+ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ,C" Tuesday 8c Friday On 7T TNT - Channel 38, '1~('!(, t ti k tt A k Y 5 t li t n ii t /ii,'. and Wednesday On ~ - ai I I TBS Channel 5 CENIURY A. COMMIUNICATIONS 882-2832 jl coRPQRATIoN 205 E. 5th ~ Moscow ~$1 f 1hesday, January Z3, 1996 THE ARGONA UT 2 7 ocie y s ou vaue womens a e ics Dome? Why do you see men's XC:..; golf of the time. as well as men. Golf, figure skat- way. We should look forward to the on television but not women's golf? In a society so iir love with sports, ing, running, bowling, tennis, body day when women will compete How come people get so excited it stands to reason that both men building, beach volleyball, auto rac- along side men in sports like base- Micheal when Lyn St. James qualified for and women should find their place ing, just to list a few. Women also ball or basketball, not in separate the Indianapolis 500? Then I real- in the spotlight, have a chance to compete in some pro sports that leagues. And people who say that Stetson ized something, despite the fact that compete and to conquer. However, men do not, like the National women can not compete with men, women have as many opportunitics women often get the short end of Volleyball Association, a profes- look back at the classic match as men in sports, and their achieve- the stick in sports because they sional women's indoor league creat- between Billy Jean King and Bobby ments equal those of mcn, they seem weaker or less able to com- ed in 1994. And who can ignore the and lost in don't Riggs explain why Riggs get recognized. They need our pete. People even cite physiologi- women who have inade in roads straight sets to a women. magine the thrill of a game win- support. cal reasons why women do not fair into traditional men dominated So men, next time you'e watch- ning point, smashing through America today loves sports. Just as well at sports as men. sports, like the Tampa Bay ing a football game, try to imagine your opponent and capturing take a r look at any news stand. You Okay, did you know that at the Lightning's female goalie a few your girlfriend or your sister suited glory in the fleeting seconds of the will see thc miscellaneous section, University of Idaho, in the 1994-95 years ago, or thc women's profes- up and playing. You might find the to lift your team to victory game the housekeeping section, the busi- academic year, the school provided sional baseball league portrayed in image a little comical, but think and a championship, For most peo- ness section, but one of thc bi~~est 134 scholarships to student athletes the movie "A Leaguc of Their about all the women you know and this image probably brings to ple sections will be the sports section. on a full or partial basis. Now, you Own". then decide if seeing a woman play- mind a running back struggling to Sports Illustrated, Skiing, Biking, may think that the men claimed the So today, in a world where sports ing a professional sport, like base- the line or a basketball cross goal Football Digest, Hockey Magazine, majority of those scholarships, and dominates our lives, we should be ball, really would be an impossible driving to thc hoop for two player The Sporting News, just a few of including football, which used up open to thinking in a co-educational idea to grasp. points. thc many sports magazines you 59 scholarships, you would bc cor- Instead of these images why not a might find. Pick up the remote and rect. However, looking at basket- volleyball player driving a spike look through thc channels, ESPN, hall, tennis, track and field, and into the floor past diving bodies or a ESPN2, SportsNctwork, PSN, ABC golf, all sports with a men's and tennis player crushing a serve for an Sports, CBS Sports, Fox Game of women's team, the women have 45 ace past a helpless player. These the Week, TNT NBA, a constant scholarships availablc to thc men' thursday images rarely come to mind. Why, flow of sports for the avid fan to 34.6 scholarships. This shows that because women play these sports. watch at anytime of day. Even thc the UI puts a high premium on pro- Last Thursday, on my.way out of bars offer sports as entertainment, viding athletic opportunity to a friend's hall, I noticed a sign on a Chasers offers Sports on the Big women and men. girl's door that said "Support Screen, so does Brannigan's, and However, the issue of women's the happy hour ',yomcn's Sports" and I started Rat Haus, and John's Alley usually sports and their validity does not garden thinking about that. Why does the has a game on television for the stop with just Idaho Look at all thc women's basketball team play in patrons. Obviously you cannot go sports in the world that offer lounge Memorial Gym and the men in The out without running into sports most women professional opportunities - iii tlic I lotcl Moscow 4 10 p.m. 415 S. Washington ~ 882-2123 du'& u A5 gppErag~e (f gdeo with the Vandal Card Accourit VANDAL CARD Student Unlveretyor Idaho OR BELOW ANY MOVIE PRICEO $2.50 001-00101 2 OPEN: SUNDAY-THURSDAY 10 am - 10 pm SHERI R FRIDAY-SATURDAY 10 am - 11 pm STUDENT ONE COUPON PER ACCOUNT PER DAY NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER ~ EXPIRES 1-30-96 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllNIIINIININIININIIII iia'li>iiliik~l'i'i'al~ii>"'"" 5% discount on used textbooks at the UN Bookstore SO WHAT'S MIEW'? 15% discount at Wallace Cafeteria on the cash meal Vandal meal are as follows To Setter Serve Our Guests, price. Card prices $2.99 for breakfast $4.06 for lunch or brunch You Can Reach Your Extension Through Our for dinner 5.90 for steak night New Automated Telephone System $5.00 $ With A Simple Touch Of A Button. 5% discount at campus dining locations including the {208)882-0%$0 SUB Food Court, Satellite Sub and the 19th Hole. , 'p -:,,'-'=:.': ';.-'-:.,X.;-'.:,,"';;;.'-"::::,",',";.';:-".::.'.."31,1„::" Guest':;Roofr)'Res'e'rvatIons'~. I 20% discount at Vandal Card Laundry facilities Reata iienitsPP: :jj."'",sr<~~?j j-'he in the residence halls. BrofIer.'"-.-~'--~<~.'-'~~ „,y-;;;,;.',;;;i.;.;:":.;;;..-;;;.':=.-.,';.368,'.. Saves time at the cash register and reduces the number of checks you need to write. Directo'r.,of:Safesig-:pj'-»=.;; '."..':-;:".;,''„:.-';4-;:-'='=;-. 4";-;;.;-;:;.3~7,:- Open you account today at the Vandal Card Office in Wallace Complex or at our office Executive Offices...... 302 Housekeeping...... 321 in the Student Union Building. Kitchen (Executive Chef)...... 315 Maintenance...... 319 Questions? Call 885-7522 Bookkeeping (Accounts payable/receivable) . ...331 Tuesday, January Z3, 1996 C aml CS 18 RD Vttj %>PIK ALL 7HE5E o' HEILE'5 TATTOO5 LS/(LL AFFECT N1V PE Cjpop, I'L NEED AAV leEELDSIE! Daryl Cagle Ieee/s/leo/e CHANCE5 OF CsETTINCo THE A >CEIeo>C oF Ue by p I ~ 7HAT. Hen. ~ 11. I Pa«;earls/c.lol Il AR 0 I K V I. 0 I m ll j - tje l3 0 o (ltA;:" O ro ~ %ID, I/SI 76EATINC> f Yct> To LONOH... ILL HAI/E TIIE MEATLOAF, KA>LILD Yotl AL50 u D AND 7ECHNOLDEY. A CI>OI PE ON illE INIEI>NET I.IKE To 6E INTEI2407IVE? AAD A SIDE OF CIAAIEO! T>tre PLACE 6 EEALLY - OPILY COOL! 71/EY ttAIrE wnH PIT'LIEATLOA O 0 1 hi E R RC.E oN EVERY rlL HADC 7HE F, TABLE! AIEA/'ANDl toA F 7>LAPLC Vctt, Vj )f 0 ,1e "11 0 'I'CC 3 o.P lj I-0 1/27 / P /'IRTUAL RESTROOIA Source: Self 1 1/4)5 Iiunling gl li ltotl Nort ficrn 1>,Ill>I(x>n> Ilstuu Su/YL/v The average woman will spend 2.7 years of her DAVtloooeaol.corn lifein the bathroom. 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SPECIALS 8z ~1C.DISCO~ NEW PRODUCTS V7AB ~~ HYENA LAIC,H err TOP Y HE /lc I I ll / 2) OOKS TORE OR s> f ft LL OUR o I/ 2 p G p OMPUTER a o p op/ a vE u 4" 'lur o at SUB5rT~ ~ u ''L t! 22 /I 2 u 42 o u ..~ii C'ERNALE G/ o LI o e A 1AEALIS1- ELATED EEDS P.'IV G g.e IO! ', /t-' ; I r 19 Tuesday, January 23, 1996 Are VISA Accepted DEADLINES: Monday R Thursday at Noon 885-7825 88'yundai 75k, $1500, good Want to lose 20-30 lbs? Join condition. 882-1441 IF YOU'E THINKING L.E.A.R.N. Weight Control Study abroad next year at ABOUT WORKING AT A more than 100 Universities WHY PAY RENT!I Perfect for Program. 15/class. Meets SUMMER CAMP - YOU in 40 countries with the single student/ rental Wednesdays, 4-5pm at property. GOTTA LOOK... NEW International Student Low utilities. One Student Health. Must pre-reg- bedroom, ENGLAND SUMMER Exchange Program. Apartment tor rent: 2 bed- one bath in nice ister. Cost $120, can be park, can be SPORTS CAMPSI OVER For more information and room, 1 bath. W/D, dishwash- moved. charged to student account. $7,500/ O.B.O. Call 100 POSITIONS OPENI applications, contact the er. $525/mo. First & last. No 883-4953 for For more info call 885-2204 or more information. COME TO International Programs smoking. 883-5534. WORK FOR THE 885-6693. Program begins USED FURNITURE BEST& MOST PROFES- January 24, 1996. office, room 223, Morrill Hall. 3 bdrm house, perfect for stu- Large Selection SIONAL CAMPS ANY- 885-8984. APPLICATION Close both cam- dents. to Low Prices! Free WHEREI SUMMER DEADLINE: JANUARY 29, puses. $600/mo includes Delivery Buy/ Sell SPORTS CAMP JOBS- 1996 W/D. Available 1/15. No pets. at 1-800-341-5557. NOW & THEN in Moscow BOYS/ GIRLS TOP 321 E. Palouse River Drive SALARY, RM/BD/ LAUN- 2 bedroom apartment. Living (208) 882-7886. DRY, TRAVEL room, W/D hookups. New con- ALLOWANCE. ACTIVITIES Housecleaning wanted: 3-4 dition. Close to campus. HP Deskjet 500c printer. INCLUDE: BASEBALL, hours weekly. $5/hour. 882- $630/mo. 883-0536. Pablo $200/OBO. Micron 101-key BASKETBALL, GOLF, GUI- 3529 keyboard new! 883- TAR, GYMNASTICS, ICE 2 bedroom apartment avail- $50/OBO. Research assistants needed 4457, ask for Josh. HOCKEY, LACROSSE, ASAP. Please contact MOSCOW SCHOOL OF able Jan. 22. $399/mo. No LIFEGUARDING, PIANO, MASSAGE pets. 882-4721. Macllci, 5mb ram, 250 mb Stephanie Livengood. (208)- ROCKETRY, 746-8744 Have you considered a One big bedroom apart. for drive, 24 bit video card, ROLLERBLADING, SAIL- career in health care? We ;ant. Close to campus. Daystar. 50 mhz accelerator. ING, SECRETARY, SOC- offer rigorous coursework, $395/mo +deposit. Available Keyboard and monitor not CER, SWIMMING, TENNIS, training & preparation for now. Call Nik or Susan 882- included. Can see days at VIDEO, WATERSKI, WIND- I i ~ I state licensure & National 4667 McClure room 421. Price SURFING, WEIGHTS, Certification in Massage negotiable! WOOD, AND MOREI FOR Therapy. Classes begin April MORE INFO. CONTACT Lost two rings at Memorial & November & run 2 days/ (MEN) CAMP WINADU gym. One black hills gold with week for one full year. 'l4 I ~ 1-800-494-6238 AND a light blue stone and the other Tuition $4,500. (WOMEN) CAMP DUN- silver with a pearl. Please call Financing available. ABEE AT if found. Jodi 883-3146 Call 208-882-7867 Roommate needed! Clean and 1-800-392-3752. serious student. 132/mo. Call ALASKA EMPLOYMENT- Found water color $ REPRESENTATIVES WILL large paint- Jessica or Rachelle at 882- Students needed! Fishing ing with white matting in plas- WESTERN BE ON CAMPUS: DANCE'ESSONS> 4057. Industry. Earn to 3,000- tic. Found in in Firdays, 6:30- up $ ~DATE: MARCH 13TH the street front $6,000+ per month. Room and of the Bookstore Thursday, 8:00 pm. Moscow Social Club. Serious roommate needed to eTIME: 10:OOAM - 3:OOPM board! Transportation! Male or December 21. Call 883-8508 Five weeks starting January share house ASAP. No smok- ~PLACE: APPALOOSA female. 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National Parks, Forests 8 Bus Aides, salaiy at $7.74 per Close to campus, fully fur- Wildlife Preserves. Excellent hour. Drivers and aides must nished, free utilities. $300/mo benefits + bonusesl Call: 1- have Class B CDL with + $300 Alex. 882- 206-971-3620 ext. N59053. OI'partment? deposit. Passenger and Air Brake AN OUTRAGEOUS INCOME 8145. endorsements. On-site training CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Earn $1,125.00 per $1,250.00 and testing provided. M/F quiet, no smoking room- - Earn up to $2,000+ /month sale. Marketing Success Ed. Applications must be returned Look in the mate needed for two bedroom working on Cruise Ships or Program. No selling! Free to Personnel Office 5:00pm apartment. 10 minutes to cam- Land-Tour companies. World by leads. 1-800-684-8253 ext February 3, 1996.AA/EOE. Classifieds! pus. $240/mo +half utilities. travel. Seasonal & full-time 2099. 883-4457. employment available. NO SUMMER CAMP JOBS experience necessary. For BRUSED BOOKS Roommate needed: share 2 for men 8 women. Hidden Buy - Sell - Trade more information call 1- Valley Camp interviewing bedroom apartment. $250/mo Sci fi art metaphysics and 206-971-3550 ext. C59053. Feb 7th. Make appointment Argonaut + 1/2 utilities. W/D at complex. much more! N. 105 Grand, & further information at D/W & G/D. Deposit $240. get Pullman. 334-7898 TAKE A BREAK STUDENT Career Services Center. Prefer older student, call 882- M-Sat., 11am-6pm. Classifieds 8114 TRAVEL LOOKING FOR ORGANIZERS. GET FREE $1750 weekly possible Stressed? Confused? Talk it are Roommate 40/ TRIP SOLD! needed to share TRIP +$ mailing our circulars. For over with Dr. Bruce furnished 2 bedroom apart- MUST LIKE SAND, SUN, info, call 301-306-1207. Wollenberg, Christian Pastoral inexpensive ment immediately. SURF! CALL Counselor, at Campus $250/month + 1/2 utilities. Call 1-800-343-0440, Christian Center, 882-2536. 882-8205. and EXT. 4013. Confidential. 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