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e r iter' www.nrbiteronline.corn Thursday, September 5, 2002 ;';';'";;0." '_"" .." ... "';";'"'':';;''"..'';';;'';;0.' ;'-';==~======--'--'_·"·_·"--";;;.."-_·_"-=·_...... ~V:-'o~I.""':1~6~Is...s-;..e\j'I;'irst CopyFr~~ Budget cuts limit core classes By Elizabeth Puckett students, to discuss "how to positions on paper," Murgel to get through on the phone sized that if students keep cial aid] is only a $25,000 cut The Arbiter ------make the most financial said. to admissions, the registrar's trying back or use the e-mail and we just made the rules a change with the least impact" "No one was fired from an office or financial aid," Blake system, their patience would little more restrictive," Blake Last spring, the State according to George Murgel, already filled position." said. be rewarded. said. Board of Education informed Boise State faculty senate Vice President of Student "We had to eliminate a In addition to staff cuts, Work-study positions pre- Idaho's universities they president. Affairs Peg Blake said stu- non-essential position or financial aid and work-study viously given to out-of-state would need to take a budget Positions were cut in the dents would instead notice two, and so there are not as funding has also taken a hit. students who wanted to cut and learn to live with the English and mathematics the cuts when dealing with many people available to However, Blake said the work at the university are decision. departments, but few profes- administrative offices. talk to students or to take impact to financial aid is rel- also no longer available. Administrators called a sors were lost. "Students are really feel- phone calls." atively small. Blake said despite the meeting, which was open to "We mostly eliminated the ing [the cuts] when they try However, Blake empha- "The funding cut [in finan- See Budget Cuts page 3

"Why would new faculty apply or stay at BSU, knowing that job stability is a roll of the dice from year to year? The legislature needs to do somethind-outrktv to show these people that they are important." ----;:g~~r;~~,~~~i,~ Idaho Suicide Hotline expands Mathias experiences Israeli unrest Hotline develops new portive environment than statewide suicide previously available. The new call center also features He went there for a bet- prevention plan ASBSU president instant messaging, which ter understanding of the Wollheim said would allow Israeli culture, and the com- ISPHS to help more people. travels to Holy plexities that students face By Jessica Adams The Arbiter ------"What we find is that Land in a country often seen as a younger white males find it battleground by the rest of The Idaho Suicide difficult to talk, but they like the world. Mathias said Prevention Hotline Service the anonymity of instant By Kelly Morse prior to his trip that he gains momentum this year messaging," Wollheim said. The Arbiter ------believed Israel to be a dan- with the development of a Wollheim said that certifi- gerous place. statewide suicide prevention cation would allow the cen- ASBSU President Chris "When I got over there, I plan and movement towards ter to expand its operations. Mathias' perception of the thought Israel was this war- a national certification pro- "National certification media was recently put to torn, blood-stained country, gram at Boise State. means that we will have the test when he came with- [aj speck on the map, but Boise State is leading the access to federal monies, in a few miles of a it's not. It's a gorgeous way for suicide awareness in which are out there for sui- Palestinian car bomber in a place-often forgotten Idaho with the development cide prevention," Wollheim small hamlet" outside about." of the plan fostered under said. Jerusalem. Mathias is not disclaim- the campus-based ISPHS. Right now, ISPHS is tak- Mathias was en route to ing the mayhem that takes Currently, there are only 8 ing steps to achieve national his hotel room in down- place in the tiny certified crisis workers in the certification based on criteria town Jerusalem when the Mediterranean country, but Intermountain West. outlined by the American suicide attack happened. said the media portrays the ISPHS Director and com- Association of Suicidology. He said the climate sudden- violence to be more preva- munication professor Peter The volunteer-based hot- ly became tense, and it was lent than it actually is. Wollheim is the only certi- line would make Boise State apparent that something During his visit a suicide fied crisis worker in Idaho. the first university in the had gone terribly wrong in bomber killed five students Serving Idaho since 1989, nation to offer a national cer- the area. When he got back at the same university he ISPHS represents an atypical tification program to hotline to his room, CNN and other was scheduled to visit. hotline in many respects, pri- workers. "We're the first and only international news agencies "Because of the bombing marily in that it relies heavily we didn't go to the Mount on volunteers from Boise ones in the nation to have were already running the this program; I think that breaking news. Scopus campus. We went to State's Department of Communication. says something really good Yet even as headlines their medical school about BSU," Wollheim said. instead," Mathias said. Wollheim cites the depart- depicted? terro~zed peo- ".c .11 .- ment as "strong in teaching The program would pie, Mathias realized there. ' '. . . " . '.. "The president of their. enable certified crisis work- student government is a listening and interpersonal is a balance between life ASBSU President Chris Mathias. communication skills." ers to go anywhere in the and death,' truth and per- ,...,--,--"=-.,----""' .•"'.,.~,--:-..,.------,,-...,.....- ~~--...., Muslim, so they don't hate United States and work in each other as much as we The Department of ception in Israel. Communication was first to crisis intervention. "People should treat the think they do." offer academic credits for "People who do volunteer news and the media more Despite his new view ISPHS volunteers by way of work for us know that they like Cliff's Notes, and not that Israel is a not as per- a practicum; campus depart- are being. trained and certi- '. the actual book," Mathias ilous as Americans think, ments such as social work, fied at a national level." said. . he said there are still signs psychology and nursing later Prerequisites for hotline "The news tells us Israel the country is in a state of agreed to similar arrange- workers include their com- is 'a horrible place to go and unrest, like the fact that his ments. ISPHS provides peo- pletion of a crisis interven- that's it dangerous, when group . was constantly ple who are not social work, tion workshop at Boise State. actually it's not." escorted by armed guards. psychology, or nursing Wollheim, a certified suicide In late July, Mathias was "We weren't allowed to majors the opportunity to prevention instructor, offers in Israel attending an inter- leave, and '[the guards] just gain experience in crisis a training course three times national Project Interchange had guns on them. We' intervention. a year without requiring hot- conference, sponsored by never saw the guns. They "I'm not a mental health line work. Suicide preven- the American Jewish walked behind us every- pro, I'm really a mental tion training involves exten- Committee. The 'organiza- where we went. They were health amateur. That's the sive role-playing that pre- tion works to promote tol- dressed in civilian clothing basis for suicide hotline pares workers to take hotline erance, both in the States and you couldn't tell they work, we're not giving calls. Wollheim said anyone and abroad, by giving stu- were soldiers. It made you callers a diagnosis, we're giv- over 21 who is interested, wants to really listen and is dents the opportunity to see Photo courtesy of Chris Mathias. feel a little safe." ing them empathy," Mathias said most of the Wollheim said. willing to learn, should Israel firsthand. Chris Mathias takes in Mt, Zion in Israel. volunteer. The project primarily Israelis he met were aware The center currently ojJer- focuses on student leaders too pleased to find out I'm with too many precon- of their national image, but ates the only around-the- from Midwest and from Vermont:' ceived notions, because it's refused to let the negative clock hotline in the Intermountain West states Mathias said he knew harder to shed notions than exposure outweigh the "Intermountain West. Before ISPHS had a cam- like Idaho. that his belief system was it is to build and grow hopes for a promising "They [AJc] don't feel going to be challenged as them. [I learned] just the future,and that most had pus office, volunteers worked at home on-call at they need' to round up . soon as he touched down in basics: what they use for unfortunately become used the Middle East. In order to money, when they eat. I to the violence. He said the least two six-hour shifts per Israeli support in the east month. Some students chose because there are so many be as receptive as possible, didn't really. do any Israeli media downplays he-did almost no research of research into what we were tragic events, to avoid giv- to work throughout the Jewish people there," night. However, the new the country beforehand. going there to do the Mathias said. campus hotline center pro" "I didn't want to go in research for," Mathias .said. See Matthias page 3 "I don't think they were vides volunteers a more sup- Frank Church Conference deals with America's image Pakistani ambassador experts will also address the last keynote speaker of the to address Islamic Islamic perspective on night. He received his Ph.D. issues America's recent political from Harvard University " and military actions. and is currently a Unitarian People should The conference's keynote Universalist Church pastor By Kristina Newman speakers will be Boise State in New York City. . rhe Arbiter professor Greg Raymond, Public officials such as be walking Pakistani Ambassador Mayor Brent Coles and The 19th annual Frank [amsheed Marker and the Governor Dirk Kempthorne away with a Church Conference is slated late Frank Church's son, the will be in attendance as well for Sept. 27 in the Jordan Rev. Forrest Church, author as educators from the Ballroom. of The American Creed. Treasure Valley area. broader This year's conference, Greg Raymond, a political "People should be walk- "America's Image Abroad: science professor ana direc- ing away with a broader understanding Leadership? Hubris? Or tor of the Honors College, is understanding of why other Indifference," will address an academic associate of the countries are angry at us," of why other how America is perceived Atlantic Council. He has also said Shelton Woods, the worldwide, and how we authored 10 books on gov- Department of Political view ourselves after the ernmental policy and has Science interim associate countries are events of Sept II. given lectures at 19 research dean. A morning panel, hosted institutes worldwide. Speakers for the annual angry at us. by Donald J. Puchala, Kate [amsheed Marker is the Frank Church conferences i I Zhou and Greg Raymond, former president of the are chosen by a community Shelton Woods will reveal how Russia, United Nations Security advisory board, which picks Department of Political Science China and European coun- Council. Currently, he is a worldwide church and orga- " interim associate dean tries view America's war on special adviser to the U,N:s nization leaders to address Photo courteSy of BSU News Sevices terrorism. Secretary General, contemporary global topics. Rev. Forrest Chur· . , . ,A panel of foreign-relation Church is scheduled as the ----~-"

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I'G;~' pus Shorts lu'>; re,..'~ .... 1~'Mi~'". st have been an increase in outreach 'V~~~i:~~~~rtt~i". programs from the Student ..bonorslate'PrQfess()f Advocate Office and Office of rMinneSO!it lineman shot Judicial Affairs. The Boise State Visual a':to.death'\;:- Last fall, the Student Advocate Arts Center will r.resellta .. , , Office coped with a 275-percent retrospective exhibition of a.ST.' . P.(\UL-University of increase in student conduct and dis- prints by the late Geor~e !:-Minhepota :~o?tbaR play~r Brandon ciplinary caseload. F. Roberts, a J?ioneer in : Hall was~;~.Jlqti;~t'Id)Texas State on Saturday schools. Suspension or expulsion Roberts mentored night. . " Photo by Joanna Ho Young Lee, San Jose Mercury News max also be considered, depending countless students for 31 Hall was shot at 3rd Street and Diana Isa, left, and Jackeline Chavez wait in line to register at Mission on the severity of the ~ase. years and revolutionized .Hennepin Avenue about 2 a.m., College in Santa Clara, Calif . printmaking through the according to a Minneapolis Police entitled to treatment and also may the School of Architecture, attended development of non-toxic news release. have the opportunity to be released LaGess's news conference at the Colleges cut back course methodology. The exhibi- Officers assigned to the "summer when psychologists see fit. However, Wyndham Hotel in support of the options tion will feature a large beat" arrested three men immediate- cautioned Findley, an insanity plea former dean. selection of drawings; ly after the shooting. Officers also does not mean the convict is off the Provost George Wright said he - SAN JOSE, Calif.-Community paintings, prints and found a handgun during the arrest, mixed media. hook. was unaware of the news conference colleges in California and across the Admission to the recep- and the vehicle the suspects were in Helder faces charges in Illinois, and that if the fact that LaGess is a country are bracing for the worst has been impounded. tion and the galleries is Nebraska and Iowa. He was arrested woman was ever an issue, it would budget crunch in a decade. Despite free. The Visual Arts May 7 outside Reno, Nev., and have been raised when she was their mission of serving every person Center galleries are open returned to Iowa May 10, where he hired. LaGess was hired after an who shows up, the colleges could 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday Former U. Wisconsin student remains in custody in the Linn extensive search and had the support end up turning away tens of thou- through Friday and noon- to plead insanity in pipe- County Jail. of faculty; students and administra- sands of students this year, even as S p.m. Saturday, For more bombing case tors, he said. more people than ever seek educa- information call 426-3994. Wright said LaGess' contract' was tional opportunities. MADISON, Wis.-Former South not renewed because he had lost con- California's community colleges Wild Women University of Wisconsin-Stout stu- fidence in her ability to lead the' are struggling with a triple whammy: Campout Registration architecture school dramatic enrollment growth, signifi- dent Luke Helder, accused of planti- Dismissed dean says she ng pipe bombs in mailboxes through- cant cost increases they can't control Women students are out the country, will plead insanity wasn't treated fairly and a state budget crisis with no end encouraged to register for when he goes on trial Nov. 18, court West insight. the Wild Women records show. ARLINGTON, Texas- Martha, College officials worry those most Campout, sponsored b)' likely to get shut out are among the the Boise State Women s Jane Kelly, Helder's lawyer, filed a Ellen LaGess, the first female dean of Cheating plagues summer notice of an insanity defense with the UT-Arlington architecture school people who can least afford it: stu- Center. Judge Mark Bennett and the u.s. and the school's first tenured female session dents from low-income families and The Sept. 13-14 event faculty member said Thursday that laid-off workers seeking new skills, features camping at District Court of the Northern Kirkham Campground District of Iowa. Kelly said she plans she sees the administration's decision BERKELEY,Calif. - Cheating may Last year, the number ofstudents not to renew her contract as a fair- have been rampant during attending San Jose City and and Hot Springs, followed to use expert witnesses to testify to by white-water rafting on Helder's mental condition. ness issue. University of California-Berkeley Evergreen Valley colleges grew 20 Richard Dodge, a retired architec- Summer Sessions this year, accord- percent and 18 percent, respectively. the Payette River. Helder is accused ofdepositing 18 . The group will leave at pipe bombs in mailboxes in Iowa, ture professor from the University of ing to the Student Advocate Office. Yet the campuses each have had to Texas, was named interim architec-. Although no students have been cancel roughly 100 of the 1,000 5:30p.m Friday and return Illinois, Nebraska, Colorado and at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Texas in early May. ture dean early last week for the fall formally charged, the volume of course sections they had hoped to reported incidents, currently num- Cost is $10and includes Six of the bombs exploded, injur- and spring semesters. offer this fall. To save money after meals, transportation and ing four letter carriers and two resi- Dodge, 66, was an architecture bering 40, surpasses the average five overspending last year, Evergreen is camping gear. Register b)' dents. He told officials he had been professor for 35 years and an associ- to 10 cases that are typically reported dropping its four-week intersession Sept. 6 at the Women s attempting to map out a smiley face. ate dean for UT-Austin's architecture each summer. . of classes between semesters. Center or by calling 426- Advantages to successfully plead- school for 14 years. One possible reason for the 2624 and asking for Kelly ing insanity are that the convict is About 25 students, mostly from increase in the number of cases may Compiled from Arbiter• wire services or Mindy. by Matt Neznanski

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By James Patrick Kelly wiII come to their location their vehicles. direct line to the Ada County The Arbiter ------and assist them. Ada County Sherfff Sheriff's campus substation "Of course, we are not Department's Sgt. Gary and the red button is for Students who stay on going to give them a ride to Rouse encourages students enhanced 911 services. campus late in the evening Town Square Mall, but any- to use the, escorts and bus "I definitely recommend can call the Ada County where on or around campus service, but said students . for people in emergencies to Sheriff and Boise State's is fine," Seibolt said. shouldn't use the blue-light- use the 911 option because of Department of University For students who don't ed, exterior emergency the enhanced location fea- Security for an escort to their own cell phones, courtesy phones to make calls for ture," Rouse said. ' vehicles. phones are available inside escorts. "By calling 911, you're "W~ encourage students all university buildings and "Those phones are guaranteed a quicker to call if they feel at all the-number is clearly posted reserved for 911 emergency response time. Generally, our uncomfortable walking to nearby on a wall plaque or situations," Rouse said. officers respond first because their cars at night, especially an orange sticker on the "They have enhanced- we are the closest." I when they're parked in phone receiver. location devices that let offi- dimly lit locations," Boise Urban Stages offers cers know the exact location University Security Director a free shuttle service until 11 of the caller." Bob Seibolt said. p.m. - Monday through Boise State has 32 emer- Seibolt said students can Thursday - that circles the gency phone. locations on • Call 426-1453 • call 426-1453 and either an campus every 15 minutes. campus. for escort Ada County Sheriff's deputy Upon request, drivers wiII The phones have two fea- or University Security officer drop students directly at tures: The black button is a

Abortion display returns to U. Houston plaza Mathias cont. Budget Cuts cont. By Christian Schmidt to court on First stood just outside the dis- Tire Daily COl/gar tu. ing terrorist groups ultimate on students should be short on faculty, we could- Amendment grounds for play fence, and students minimal. n't afford to cut much." Houston) trying to prevent the dis- power. were invited to write "Despite over $500,000 in Pearson said the budget play from using Butler whatever they wanted on "They just heightened cuts in my department should turn around next A display sponsored by Plaza. The ruling allowed large sheets of paper. - security. The reason they do Pro-Life Cougars, that the display at the plaza "Yes, this is your right that is so that people will alone, students are hardly year, and the positions in caused considerable con- right now, though the case to display your (sic) exhib- keep on living their regular noticing the financial shift," the English and Math troversy when it appeared will ultimately be ruled it. Though I don't agree lives. They tighten security. Blake said. departments will be the first in spring 2000 and in a upon in April. with your ideas, I agree and keep on going. They Vice President of to be re-instated. Requests court case this summer, "We want to educate you have the right to don't sit around and 'have Financial Affairs Stacy for additional faculty will 'has made it back to the the campus on abortion," protest," one student moments of silence; they Pearson said the university be addressed as soon as University of 'Houston. Tullos said. "Planned wrote. might, but not anything sig- prioritized saving existing possible. Justice for All, a pro-life Parenthood has their plat- "If Bushes (sic) mama nificant. The nation doesn't faculty positions when trim- English professor Charlie group that travels the form, but there is no plat- had an abortion (sic) the go on hold," Mathias said. ming its budget. Davis said budget cuts country with the exhibit, form for the pro-life side. world would be a better "Once the suicide Pearson said the original would still impact classes at brought the display to It's (the court case is) not place," another student bombers stop a whole coun- budget cut proposal Boise State, making it hard- campus. over. I'm just happy what I wrote. try for five seconds, they've required each department er for students to register This display is not the said is true." According to Tullos, the won. It sounds kind of selfish to cut six percent of its costs. for core classes and degrad- same one that appeared Tullos said she is free speech board was put for the mourners, but! think Instead, six percent was cut ing the quality of instruc- last time, but it contains unhappy because she up to allow students to even [they] understand. from administration and tion. the same images. The claimed other groups use express their opinions. They make sure people like applied technology pro- "The loss of those posi- exhibit is 12 feet by 12 feet, Butler Plaza without per- The display will be on me don't have any stories to grams, seven percent from tions combined with an less than half the size of the mission, while her group Butler ,Plaza through -tell about stuff like that:' the president's office and increase in the numbers of one that was on campus in only got perrnissiori by Thursday. Pro-Life Mathias said he believes only four and a half percent students attending BSU 2000. going to court. Cougars has reserved the the conflict in the Middle from academics. Most of the means it is harder for stu- Supporters of the dis- "There was a cheerlead- area through Friday, but East is a two-way street, and faculty positions eliminated dents to get the classes they play say their mission is to ing practice here earlier. Tullossaid the display will he just went down one of the . inform students about the were already vacant, but need and harder for the fac- Someone was passing out only be up through streets. topic of abortion. purple ribbons that were Pearson said some adjunct ulty to teach those students. Thursday. "I think it's important for "I would say Justice for pro-choice withou t per- The prospect of future faculty positions were ter- The classes are just too full," pearle to know that while a All's mission is to educate mission," Tullos said. presentations from minated as well. Davis said. people. about abortion," Many students University organizations suicide bomber might be a The Department of Davis is also concerned Cheree Bartlett, a support- described the images as at Butler Plaza is up in the Palestinian, a Palestinian English lost three full-time about faculty stability. er of Justice for All, said. graphic and disturbing. air. A judge allowed Pro- isn't necessarily a suicide positions, the Department "Why would new faculty "Hopefully, it will get peo- Near the display were Life Cougars to use the bomber," he said. of Mathematics lost two, apply or stay at BSU, know- ple to think more what it is signs reading "Warning- area, but said the "People in America might and the Department of ing that job stability is a roll they are doing about the genocide photos ahead." University must change its have a tendency to see a Theatre Arts lost one part- of the dice from year to life of the unborn." Members of JFA held a policies on such activity so Palestinian on the news and time position. year? The legislature needs Sheree Tullos, chairman spirited debate with stu- groups won't be discrimi- think 'damn suicide "Overall the faculty loss- to do something quickly to of Pro-Life Cougars and a dents passing by through- nated against for their bombers: but really they're es weren't that overwhelm- show these people that they senior political science out the day. views. not. They're people just like ing," Pearson said. are important." major, took the University A "Free Speech Board" us." "In a university already

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Vie oints Thursda Most priests don't molest parishioners People murder, raf'e, sack, ago. Why. hasn't this wide- gy consists of honorable, that involves contact with Let us not four honey loot, pillage, destroy, spread victimization been spiritual individuals who children. This is purely inef- over our reprisa . These men oppress, and hate in tne reported upon sufficiently in would never consider sexu- fective treatment and clearly deserve years in a cell with name of religion. "Priests the past? ally violatin~ a child. not an attemft at punish- an amorous man named committing sexual assault, Most likely it never arose However, like in all sections ment. A sexua criminal who Skull. While no reprimand is in the media to the extent it of society, there are those doesn't rub a rosary is, ideal- harsh enough for violating and those defending them has today not because it was- individuals who prey upon ly, locked away in an institu- the body of a child, I still through their reticence, are n't known about, but because the defenseless-and people tion or imprisoned. Unless I believe that all criminals are doing the same: usin~ a cru- it wasn't openly spoken who knowingly place their am mistaken, the men that entitled to rehabilitation and cifix as a sword agamst the about. A sexual predator congregations into these supposedly serve God are counseling. Religious offi- people that come calling for cloistered in holy robes isn't predators' horrific claws. The made of the same stuff as cials have vehemently assert- Justice. But we must keep a new concept. Even James only sin that is comparable in laymen. A Bible is not a ed their credentials in deal- calling for justice. We cannot Joyce realized that there' vileness to harming a child shield against the judicial ing with priests who commit let children tremble in the were religious figures who resides in those individuals, system. I must admit that I sexual transgressions. pews. Reli~ion should cham- am ignorant of the laws per- However, I don't think a pion the fights of the inno- By Erica Crockett fought for-and sometimes in this case religious officials, taining to state prosecution good dose of old-time reli- cents instead of sheltering The Arbiter ------lost-control over pedophilic who adopt muteness when urges. His mysterious Father they are aware of their broth- of religious sexual predators. gion will help these individ- their own saintly devils. Do But regardless of formalized uals. They have prayed reli- not send away to reflect I may be beating a dead Flynn quivers licentiously at ers sexual deviancy. laws, all sex offenders gion into their robes for years upon his actions that mon- horse, but I want to make young boys, yet the members Harboring sexual should be held accountable and it was not enough to dis- strous Father Flynn, that sure that the horse is dead. of the con~egation remain assailants behind sacred for their actions in the eyes of suade them from harming a wayward priest who defiles For months, the media has silent. But finally, and thank- walls only serves to harm the fully, someone of this mod- image of the Catholic institu- our justice system. Those child. These predators his religion. Thrust him into been covering the story of who are religious, spiritual, require counseling by veter- a different kind of cell, a con- Catholic priests who sexual- em era decided it was no tion. Too many priests who and rational should see the an medical professionals. As fessional with metal bars ly prey on children. People longer fitting to place an have committed sexual moral correctness in sup- far as spiritual healing is con- where he may lament and nave come forward, pro- ellipsis where a complaint offenses are given a light porting adequate retribution cerned, they may place that cry, "Forgive me Father, for I claiming that a clergy mem- should be written. whap with a wooden ruler towards these cloaked men. poultice themselves. have sinned." ber victimized them years Most of the Catholic cler- and removed from service 11M ost of the Catholic clergy consists of honorable, spiritual individuals' who would never consider sexually violating a child. "

The6Arbiter Censorship prevails on college campuses 1910 University Drive Phone: 34Soa204 By Onkar Ghate ideas without coercive inter- having to seek the voluntary jecting speech to majority Bollt. Idaho 83725 Fax: 426-31118 KRT Campus ----~- ference from the govern- consent of those forced to rule, the left correctly argues, Online: www.arblloronllne.com ment. Free sJ?eech does pro- sponsor them? obliterates freedom of speech. Thus, it concludes, The arbiter is the official student newspaper of Boise State University. It's mis- According to many col- tect an individual who voic- Under the guise of cham- sion is to provide a forum for the discussion of issues affecting the BSU commu- lege professors, the terrorist es unpopular ideas, but it pioning free speech, there- we must leave college pro- nity. The Arbiter's budget consists of fees paid by the student body and adver- attacks of Sept. 11 have does not require that others fore, these leftist professors fessors alone. tising sales. 11,e paper is distributed Mondays and Thursdays to the campus support him. If an individual are actually demanding its This is a false conclusion. during the academic school year. The first copy is free. Additional copies can be claimed another victim: free purchased for $1 a piece at the Arbiter editorial office. speech on campus. Thev wanrs others to finance the destruction (which is consis- The truth is that public edu- contend that a chilling cli- expression of his ideas, he tent with their advocacy of cation as such is antithetical Submit letters to the editor to: [email protected] mate has arisen, in which must seek their voluntary speech codes and "sensitivi- to free speech. Whether left- Oil ists are forced to pay taxes to James Patrick Kelly Dr. Dan Morris they hesitate to voice ideas agreement. To force another ty training" campuses). Editor-in-Chief Adviser critical of America for fear of person to support ideas he What makes them think fund universities from which 345-8204 x105 345-8204 x107 reprimand by university opposes violates his freedom they can get away with this? their academic spokesmen officials. of speech. Most universities today are barred, or non-leftists are Matt Neznanski For instance, when the A journalist. for instance, are public institutions. forced to pay taxes to fund Manaaing Editor Brad Arendt administration at the has the freedom to write Critics of the academic left professors who condemn 345-8204 x106 General Manager University of Texas criticized what he pleases-but has no have been calling for 'the fir- America as a terrorist nation, 345-8204 xlOl a professor for accusing right to demand that Time ing of professors who broad- someone loses the right to Andy Benson cast anti-American ideas, choose which ideas his News Editor America of terrorism, his col- magazine publish it. That 345-8204 x102 Ad Design league described the facul- decision belongs to the head since such views are odious money supports. Justin Lee ty's reaction: "There was a of Time. Similarly, a profes- to most taxpayers. But sub- To protect free speech, Phil Dailey Mike Roche very clear message that if sor has the freedom to teach therefore, universities would Sports Editor you stick your neck out, [the any view he wishes-but has have to be privatized. The 345·8204 xl03 administration] will disown no right to demand that owners of a university could Reporters you." Harvard University employ then hire the faculty they Lauren Consuelo Tussing Aaron Barton Blaming a nationwide cli- him. That decision belongs endorsed, while others could Diversions Editor Aaron Beck "distrust of 345-8204 x104 Kate Roberson mate, the general secretary to the head (or governing refuse to fund the university Robert Seal of the American Association body) of Harvard. Freedom intellectuals if they disagreed with its Melissa 1. Llanes Brownlee Jessica Adams of University Professors said of speech is not the right of a teachings. But since privati- . 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: . Mikell and Brock Forsey. The ers with 13 tackles and one two combined for a total 199 forced-fumble. yards and four touchdowns. The question mark on Forsey once again proved offense was the reliability he is multi-dimensional as he of the two new offensive also led the Broncos in linemen. receiving with 115 yards. Possessing manx Boise State jumped out to weapons, Boise 'State s an early 14-0 after Mikell and offense is as good as any in Forsey both made touch- the country.lhe two new down runs. linemen held their own and The Vandals quickly allowed the Broncos to con- answered with a touchdown, tinue their success from run of their own by Zach last year. Gerstner to trail by seven. Daryn Colledge and Both teams added another Rusty Colburn put to rest touchdown and the Broncos any questions about the converted on a field goal to strength of the two new take a 24-14-halftime lead. offensive linemen. The only score in the third , "We have a lot to learn, quarter came on a five-yard but we stepped up pass from Bronco quarter- tonight," said Colledge. back Ryan Dinwiddie to Colledge summed up Brock Forsey. his first start in a Bronco Vandal quarterback Brian uniform as "Confidence." Lindgren hooked "P with With the new offensive linemen earning respect, Above: Julius Brown Josh [elmberg on a six-yard knocks down a pass touchdown to get within 10 the Broncos look forward to intended for Josh points with less than seven playing Arkansas this Jelmberg. minutes left on the clock. Saturday in Fayetteville. Photo by Ted Harmon, The Vandals recovered an "We have some things to The Arbiter. on-side kick, and what work on before our game seemed to be a possible against Arkansas, but we are blowout became a close feeling pretty good about Right: The Broncos con- game. this one right now," said gratulate David Mikell (center) after his The Bronco defense held head coach Dan Hawkins. touchdown. the Vandals in check as they Boise State is preparing Photo by Ted Harmon, needed to convert on a this week to take on a The Arbiter. fourth and eight. With a Razorback team that battled great defensive play by Oklahoma in the' Cotton Quintin Mikell, the Broncos' Bowl last season, only to lose defenders stood their 10-3. dating-playing in front of ground. "We definitely have to 72,000 screaming Razorback The Broncos got the ball work hard this week to pull fans. back and David Mikell it off in Fayetteville. The)' "We are real excited about sealed the game with a 17- have a loud stadium, so it s. playing there, there's poing yard touchdown run. going to be an exciting to be a lot of people,' said Dinwiddie was solid, game," said Quintin Mikell, David Mikell. playing a near flawless Last Saturday, the Kickoff is on Saturday is game, completing 18 of 23 Broncos played in front of a at 5 p.m. and will air on passes for 259 yards. sell-out crowd against the KCBI Channel 2. "We won and we're Vandals, but this Saturday happy with the win," run- might be a bit more intimi- "We definitely have to work hard this week to pull it off in Fayetteville. They have a loud stadium, so it's going to be an exciting qeme" -- Quintin Mikell BSU defensive back

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Arkansas is the only Off-field disciplinary This marks the second school with three players problems have plagued The meeting ever between these honored for the Jim Thorpe Razorbacks. Because of this, teams. Award. The Jim Thorpe Nutt planned a field trip for In 2000, the last time these Association screening com- 38 Razorbacks to visit the teams met, the Broncos ral- mit tee named three Arkansas State Prison. Nutt lied from a 24-6 loss at half- Razorbacks to its list of 36 felt he needed to show his time to tie the game 31-31 in players. The award is given players where they may end the second half. ' to the top defensive backs in up if they continue on the In the fourth quarter of the nation. same road. that game, Arkansas' quar- The three consist of sopho- " However, NCAA .rules terback Robby; Hampton more cornerback Ahmad ban schools from traveling threw a 54-yard touchdown Carroll, junior free safety anywhere other than to com- pass to pull ahead 38-31 with Ken Hamlin and junior cor- petition or practice. 6:12 left in the game. nerback Lawrence Arkansas' Associate With only one minute to Richardson. Athletic Director Derrick go, the Broncos went for a As a freshman, Carroll Gragg has stated that once touchdown on fourth and ended his season with 42 one school gets approved, it &oal on the Arkansas 9-yard tackles and 13 interceptions. will set a precedent for other line. Last year Hamlin led the schools. Boise State quarterback Southeast Conference defen- Nutt said the trip was nee- Bart Hendricks completed a sive backs with 118 tackles essary to show some of the pass to Jay Swillie at the one- while Richardson holds the players the results of bad foot line. The Razorbacks Arkansas school record with decision-making. defensive line blocked 20 pass deflections. If approved by the NCAA, Swillie and the Broncos lost Arkansas has lost two team leaders will make the the chance of overtime by players this season due to trip along with players who twelve inches. injury, Cornerback Marvin exhibit disciplinary prob- Last season, the' Jackson tore an anterior cru- lems. Razorbacks started off shaky ciate ligament in his right The Razorbacks are solid with a record of 1-3. knee during practice and and ready to battle Boise However, (hey recovered defensive tackle Jayson State in their first game of the from a slow start to go on Johnson is also out for the season. and win six straight games season with a separated left This year the Broncos will and their fourth bowl bid shoulder. try not to get caught a foot since Houston Nutt began Last season Jackson snort of the goal line. coaching. returned a 74-yard punt Photo Courtesy of KRT Campus The Razorbacks took their against Georgia, the longest Arkansas Razorbacks battle Oklahoma Sooners in last year's Cotton Bowl. Fans should check facts before commenting from armchairs By Kevin Sherrington Economy at Cal-Berkeley is and' What Does the Bellman Not only inside, the red c1uded that coaches would "Ad verse consequence!? for KRT Campus ------on your side, and he has num- Equation Say? A Dynamic- zone, Romer says, but from have been better off going for those making the strategic bers to back you up. Programming Analysis of nearly every part of the field, it, they did so only seven decisions from individuals Hey, football fans: You He also has a lot of time on Football Strategy." , even fourth and 3 from your times, higher in the organization." ' know all those times you his hands. So Romer and sev- Right away, you ask: Why own 10. This suggests a trend. See: Dave Campo looking screamed at the television, eral colleagues collected data isn't professor Romer using "; .. The importance of field Romer is not sure what it says over his shoulder for Jerry advising a coach that he from 732 regular-season foot- his big brain to fix the econo- ~osition," Romer concluded, about coaches when you fac- Jones. should go for it on fourth ball games over the 1998, 1999 'my, and are bellhops really 'may be smaller." tor in risk-reward and the In fairness, Romer also down wliile your wife sobbed and 2000 seasons, a field that good handicappers? Personal aside: If Darrell Bellman Equation, but he has suggests that he did not con- and the kids cringed and the covered more than 11,000 sit- Relax. In Ilie interests of Royal were dead, he'd be a few.theories as to why they sider a few variables that a neighbors slunk away? uations. readability, yours truly will spinning in his grave like a don't "maximize their coach might, including the As it turns out, you weren't The result was a 33-page act as an interpreter for Phil Mickelson wedge to the chances of victory." quality of his offense com- an insufferable idiot after all. report submitted in June to Romer, who basically con- green. The cost of losing because pared' to his opponent's Oh, you're still insuffer- the National Bureau of cluded from all his formulas Coaches tend to side with of a failed gamble could be defense, the crowd, weather, able. But the Herman Royer Economic Strategy under the that ,l:oaches should gamble DKR. 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�, ' Page 8 -The Arbiter Diversions' Thursday, September 5, 2002 l'j. Another movie star turns rock star " and vocals, and Shannon on 30 Seconds To Mars drums, along with bassist Matt Wachter and guitarist ,/ to open for Incubus Solon Bixler. They have citied influ- By Robert Seal ences ranging from Pink The Arbiter ------Floyd, Led Zeppelin and Rush to The Cure and Brian Incubus and 30 Seconds Eno. To Mars are coming to the Together the band has Idaho Center -in Nampa managed to mix it all up by tonight. creating a sound that has " , Last spring, 30 Seconds To been described as "adrenal- Boise Little Theater pre- Mars toured with Puddle of ized and nuanced, balancing sents "A Curious Mudd, who invited the virtu- huge guitars with anthemic Savage," "a family come- t • ally unknown band to open vocal lines and organic syn- dy about the pains of up for them on a six-week thesizers with electronic inheritance." The play road trip. underpinnings." will by showing from Now they are on the road 30 Seconds To Mars has no Sept. 6-7 and 11-14. Boise " again, touring with Incubus problem with its music being Little Theater is located for a four-week stint. available on MP3. The band at 100 E. Fort SI. Tickets 30 Seconds To Mars is pro- feels that MP3's allow more are available by calling il moting its self-titled debut people to hear the tunes, and 342-5104. ., album, which was released' so the Website is download- on Aug. 27. friendly. There are also put The southern Californian some extra tracks on the Incubus storms into the band formed in 1999, and debut album to make the Idaho Center .: since then it has become a purchase worthwhile. popular opening act for some 30 Seconds To Mars. Photo cour:esy of Virgin Records The band's first single Come see Incubus play of the biggest names in rock The band chose to record his name out of the spotlight Johnny Depp of P and and released to radio was such hits as "Wish You as well as a permanent fix- its debut album in an empty in favor of letting the music Keanu Reeves of Dogstar, "Capricorn (a brand new Were Here" and "Nice to ture in the Los Angeles warehouse on 'a 15,000-acre of 30 Seconds To Mars do the whose names were used to name)." Layered with pas- Know you" from their nightclub scene. lot somewhere in Wyoming. talking, help push record sales, Leto's sionate vocals and soaring latest album M01'1lillg 30 Seconds To Mars decid- It believed the solitude "The mystery aspect isn't name is curiously missing electronica and backed by View tonight at the Idaho ed to co-produce its would enhance the sound really something we focus on from press releases and also rhythmically tight guitar Center. Opening is Jared ' Immortal/Virgin Records and be less distracting than too much, For us, we just from www.30secondstom- work, this song captures the Leta's band 30 Seconds debut with the aid of Bob an urban setting. want to do the best we can to ars.com, the band's Website. essence of the band. to Mars. Tickets are Ezrin and Brian Virtue. 30 Seconds To Mars preserve the integrity of Although the front man's Calling its legion of fans available at all Select-A- The band chose Ezrin recorded over 50 songs in the 30STM and our music," a fame isn't being kept a secret, The Echelon, 30 Seconds To Seat and Ticketweb loca- based on his legendary work makeshift studio, and the promotional band statement the band felt that using Mars is convincing people to tions. with such acts as KISS, Pink vastness of the interim sur- read. Leta's notoriety would take jcin its army, and with the Floyd and Alice Cooper. roundings seemed to spur its Leto is known for his roles the focus away from the recent buzz surrounding the Although a relative newcom- creativity, allowing the band on the television show MIl music, which some have band, it's possible when the "Child of Conscience .•." er to the music business, to focus on productivity. So-Called Life and in the film's described as "first-rate prog band leaves Idaho the ranks Virtue's resume boasts pro- There is an air of mystery Requiem jor a Dream and Panic rock with touches of new of its army will swell. New Heritage Theatre , duction work with alterna- that shrouds the band. Jared RoolII. wave and modern metal." Company brings "Child tive-rock gurus Jane's Leto, an actor taking a stab at Unlike other actors- The band is made up of of Conscience" to the Addiction. singing, seems to be keeping turned-rockers such as Leta brothers Jared, on guitar Special Events Center. This drama explores the complexities of "love, guilt and forgiveness and the secrets we keep." The Railroad Earth rolls into Boise play is showing though Earth a large and expanding bel' of downloads soared past We're from the same area, "It's a fun band.We like to' Sept. 6-8. Tickets are By Lauren Consuelo Tussing group of fans. 2500, you know. We drink the have a good time. We like for available through all The Arbiter ------"We've got people who Although the band is same water, breathe the same the audience to have a good Select-A-Seat locations or come from the new grass young as a whole, each musi- air. There is a bit of a sound time. It's a pretty high-ener- by calling 381-0958. _New Jersey-based blue- scene, and people who miss cian in Railroad Earth is far from northwest New Jersey gy show, usually. Generally grass band Railroad Earth is Grateful Dead and find from amateur, Sheaffer that we've all kind of grown the audience tends to get up coming to the Neurolux on something in our sound and released a popular album on up with. I think we are simi- and get a little groove on, do Thurs~ay a~ part of their lat- spirit that warms their RCA Records titled From lar musical spirits," Sheaffer some dancing," Sheaffer records. And hopefully make est nationwide tour. hearts. We seem to be some- Good HOllies. Fellow Railroad said. said. a living while doing it," With their second album, where in the middle of the Earth members Tim Railroad Earth combines The band plans on taking Sheaffer said. 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'1: J '- Thursday, September 6, 2002 . Diversions The Arbiter • Page 9 'Boy Gets cur IS not typical love story By Tammy Sands nary guy in the opening story of love gone wrong it was easy to focus on one The Arbiter ------scene. He is on a blind date explores a serious and terrify- environment at a time, and it with a feministic -lournalist ing theme, there is plenty of was very clear whether the Tension hovers in the the- named Theresa, p ayed by comic relief to balance it out. scene was set in the office or aterduring Spontaneous Tona Mitcham. The nervous, Theresa interviews a 70-year- at Theresa's apartment. Productions' presentation of uncomfortable atmosphere is old porn director and, despite Taylor said the play had Rebecca Gilman's Ball Gets obvious through the charac- his vulgar attitude, the two not been performed in many Girl, a twisted play with plen- ters' jumbled conversation surprisingly bond. Les places other than New York, ty of comic rehef. and movements. By the end Kennkat, played by Rick where the budget is much The famous "what if" of the date, the audience gets Hoover, shocks the audience higher, so they used the inti- question can't help but pop the impression that Theresa is with his obscene comments mate stage settinq to their up in one's mind. This IS a not interested, and that Tony and creates a more light- advantage. Theresa s world is play with which every man or is a bit desperate. hearted atmosphere balanc- caving in on her, and the set woman. can identify regard- Theresa agrees to ~o out ing the drama of Theresa's added to that claustrophobic less of sexual orientation, with him again despite her predicament. feeling. director Ian Taylor said. The feelings. By the second date, it Howard, Theresa's father- Overall, the play is very story makes audience mem- becomes even more apparent like boss played by Paul thought-provoking. bers question their own dark that Tony is obsessive. Budge, and Mercer, Theresa's "This is not a public ser- sides.How far would one go? Theresa is uncomfortable and co-worker played by Kevin vice announcement. First and Breaking up is hard to do, bored, so eventually she tells Labrum, help to alleviate ten- foremost, it is a thriller," and getting rejected is even Tony she doesn't want to date sion by comforting Theresa Taylor said. harder. At some point, every- because she is not "good rela- through this frightening He said the play does not body has acted out of the tionship material." dilemma. Katherine Watson, take a stance. It simply shows ordinary in some way, Suspense builds when playing Harriet, the secretary, what could happen and deals whether it's driving by that Theresa gets a visit from Tony and Deanna McMahon, play- with the perceptions men and Photo by led Harmon. The Arbiter. special someone's house to at work and later receives ing Detective Beck, the police women hold of themselves "(m)Other: Venus & Ems" by Dean Gunderson make sure the lights are on or threatening phone calls from officer assigned to Theresa's and of each other. calling to see if he or she is him. It turns out Tony is not case, add to the realism of the "Boy Gets Girl" closes on home. The way each individ- simply desperate; he's psy- entire play'- September 14. Spontaneous Student Union peep ual chooses to respond is on chotic. He wants to hurt Iwasn t sure what to think Productions' community the- show the same continuum, yet Theresa because she doesn't of the set when I first walked ater is located near the corner By Kate Roberson about arrest is initially con- there are extremes. BOlf Gets want to be with him. He in. Theresa's office and home of Broadway and Boise The Arbiter fusing to the casual visitor, as :,' Girl explores one of' these leaves her threatening letters, were clearly both present, yet avenues at the Old Firehouse. all the pieces appear tame.,,,. extremes: stalking. calls continuously and each was a distinct and sepa- Tickets may be purchased at "It is not lost to me that if However, further explo- Tony, played by Karl destroys her apartment. rate environment. However, the door or from www.tick- this show were presented off ration of the exhibit reveals a Gautschi, seems like an ordi- Although this chilling through lighting techniques, etweb.corn. campus I might be subject to "back room," a portion of the ., , arrest," artist Dean exhibit that is sectioned off -.. Gunderson said. by tall office dividers. Gunderson is referring to Tucked away inside is 'Possession' a two-way mirror of love "rockpaperscissors." his col- "Priapic Verse," a piece con- ." lection of sculptures and sisting of two jars full of ".~ By Kevin Taylor Christabel LaMotte, controversial sexual politics and yearnings denied. other works being displayed gelatin, one containing a'" Daily Texall (U, Texas-Austill) although, according to pre- in his 11/ The Cotuptun] Of Mell Fans of LaBute's previous in the Student Union Gallery casting of an erect penis, the, ,., vailing scholastic theory, they and YOllr Friends & Neighbors. films should set cynicism through September. other containing nothing but .Poesession is a thoughtful, had never met. Sure, the subject matter has aside for one night if watch- Gunderson draws the a layer of mold growing on' engaging story of the Giddy with the excitement changed drastically and the ing this film. This is a full- inspiration for his artwork its surface (given the context, untapped passion that dwells of his great find Roland is movie is far more romantic fledged romance that pulls from many sources in litera- one does wonder at the at every corner of our lives. eager to show the letter to than the aforementioned, but beautifully on the hearts of its ture, art and Greek mytholo- mold's origin), "I It's about curiosity, new- someone who would appreci- what startles is the continuing audience. Some critics believe gy. The most prominent piece. found love, respect for art ate it. That someone is Maud cynicism, which can be traced the story should have chosen The front display piece, in this hidden alcove is'." a side, instead of jumping and the sneaky way the past Bailey (Gwyneth Paltrow), directly from his previous "Mercy Scat," is a wooden "(mOrher: Venus & Eros.:" a .',' continuously redefines itself. the British expert who prides films. Look closely and you back and forth between time All it takes is a few inquis- herself on her acute WIsdom will notice all his characters periods, but this setup and chair with a bolder suspend- large-scale mixed-media itive minds to see it happen in on the subject at hand, and are extremely intelligent, these particular modern-day ed above it by a fraying rope. sculpture accompanied by, J front of them. American finds it difficult to believe this good looking and articulate, characters, and their growth It claims to take its origin distorted video and audio. research assistant Roland younger scholar can march in but each lacks the spark need- as revealed to the audience from the science of ergonom- The piece is plastered with Mitchell (Aaron Eckhart), and disprove everything she ed to construct normal, func- depends on their mutual dis- ics, images of nude women from who specializes in Victorian holds dear, . tioning relationships. coveries in the text they're Others, "Rclinqucncy'" vintage Playboy magazines, Poetry, has made a startling The movie takes flight Based from the 1990 investigating. and "Fallen," trace them- all with their attributes clear- discovery: sifting through once Maud joins Roland's Booker Prize-winning novel Where the lovers arrive at selves to books one and 10 of Iy visible, The artist calls the books in a British library, he tluest for the truth, leading by A.S. Byatt, LaBute joins the end of the film relies John Milton's Paradise Lost. A piece a commentary on stumbles upon a letter writ- t rem through a maze of old David Henry Hwang and heavily on what has hap- statement is included with desire. but certainly not', ten by the fictitious Randolph manuscripts found in forfjot- Laura Jones in writing a pened to Ash and his lover. each piece, explaining the everyone will agree. Henry Ash, who is widely ten places. As they read lines splendid script with a Just think of it as a two-way circumstances of its creation "Why should I have to known in the literary commu- from the achingly beautiful remarkably clear grasp of the mirror - one side is the past, and meaning to the artist, but worry about keeping ten- nity as the epitome of perfec- love letters, flashback historical idiosyncrasies of and another side is the pre- without knowing the man it vcar-olds out of the way?" tion for not only his poetry sequences of Ash (Jeremy the Victorian romance. In sent; without one story, you . is difficult to make the con- Student Union employee but also his marriage, which Northam) and his adulteress light of the Victorian passion don't have another. And with nection as strongly as he Trevor Irish said, who disap- seemed to reflect the romance LaMotte (Jennifer Ehle) preceding them, the modern the tendency of movies today does. proves of the exhibit. of his creative works, The become interspersed with couple's outwardly staid, qui- to batter audiences with illit- However this has no "If it's true art why do you love letter could lead to the scenes depicting the rising etly scaring relationship, erate, heartless scripts, this is effect on th~ beauty of the have to hide it?" scandalous conclusion that, chemistry between the two played with subtle charm by' not a story to give up so easi- show. Bronze, stone and Check it out and decide despite appearances, Ash scholars. Eckhart and Paltrow, pro- ly. other media make for a pow- for yourself. cheated on his wife with a This basic premise is so far vides a sharp contrast erful showing. fiery woman named from director Neil LaBute's between yearnings fulfilled The artist's disclaimer . . Page .10· TbeArbiter . Diversions' Thursday, Septeniber5,2002

Professor ,Jim Budde gets in touch with his art. By Kate R.oberson "Monkeys are a metaphor for your inner The Arbiter ------voice, some kind of conflict, thoughts you keep mulling over in your head. I guess it's Most students think that Boise State's art like the monkey on your back kind of thing, studios are only housed in the Liberal Arts symbolic of things that people have to deal and Arts West buildings, yet hidden behind with in life." the new REC Center is a small brick house The remarkable thing about Budde's where art professor Jim Budde and his stu- work is the amount of detail that goes into .~· dents spin their medium. his forms. Budde said he spends three to . The term 'ceramics' is usually tagged to four weeks on a single piece, especially if it's day vessels, pots and bowls, but Budde's a larger one. r work quickly dispels the misconception that Budde keeps most of the works of art in pottery has to be practical. the back of the studio, which has become a "I'm primarily a hand builder," Budde private gallery of student and faculty ere- said. ations. ,"My work is more like an assemblage Budde cites his childhood as a major ro r process. The nature of my work requires a artistic influence. lot of thoughtful timing with the drying of -r grew up in a very stimulating environ- the clay, getting it to just the right point of ment, on a farm in Illinois. My grandparents firmness so that it all stands up and is able were farmers. My parents built their home to be fired." on my grandparents' farm. There was a lot has The idea of transferring Budde's pieces of visual stimulation. There were all these from table to kiln is indeed a daunting one. really interesting sheds and buildings and Many of his pieces are nearly as large as barns and the land was really cool-ponds human torsos in their unsculpted form. and weeds and trees and such. There was "The slabs of clay weigh about sixty also a sense of deterioration. It was an old pounds," Budde said. "It takes a lot to get it farm that wasn't really in use anymore. That into the kiln without breaking it." developed my sense of aesthetics:' Budde Clay is not a durable medium, even once said. I fired. "Sometimes it's the oddest things like, I Recently, Budde packaged one of his think my vision was kind of poor as a kid. 1 pieces, 'Clinton's American Beauty: to be probably should have gotten glasses earlier. shipped to Santa Fe. You become more withdrawn and work up- for "It usually takes me about a day to pack close on something that's creative." one of these:' Budde said. Budde 'and his wife moved to The piece is an effigy of the former presi- Boise in 1994 from Fullerton, dent's head lying atop roses and a pil- Calif., where he taught high low. A monkey. wearing high heels school ceramics for and a blue dress kneels on the head seven years. with a single rose blossom cupped in Budde and art her hands. rrofcssor Ron "[The man who bought the I'aylor run the' piece] turned out to be a person- ceramics program al friend of Clinton. Clinton had " 'IIri..' at Boise State. just recently stayed at his house, '\ ~~... ~ so I'm thinking Clinton is even- \, '. t,;,'~ tually going to see this piece, if not '~--7£'-" maybe wind up with it." L. . Budde's current work involves figu-

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