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; t., Alexlss lamer "What does that do to our repu- ria including how many students "IYs kind of like going to„the, hear the Argonaut tation?" he said. "With anyttung are involved in the program, how caucus before. hearing the; ca'ndi- you do, there may be a deficit" many graduate from it, external he said. 'ates," .;NEWS the extra time funding, it incurs and out- Once the final decisions h'ave To free up funds, the College Murphy said, any The names of Social Sciences would allow another reach expenditures. been made, Baker said the;list'f of Letters Arts and for possibil-'ty: programs that may be cut may be cutting many, if not all, its increasing the teaching load During the last Provos Ys Coun- programs. will be divided into graduate programs. to tlute courses both in the spring cil irtee'ting members were able thirds, the latter, being those'm dan- are tentatively scheduled Rodney Frey, ~S represen- and fall semester, With the current to look, at, the same. kind of data, gerofbeingcut., '-, ': to. be',released,to the UI load'at looke'd, tative for the University of Idaho teaching two fall and three but broken up into departments. Programs are then at'un-'er Faculty Council Jan. 20; Faculty Council, said the possibili- spring courses, Murphy said the Baker said no discussion occurred a list of detailed review criteria , Council meetings begin ties were hard to come by, even for raise would add extra work onto a before the initial selection process including the program'.s centrality, at 3:30p.m. in the Bririk faculty-member's 45-hour electron- the CLASS dean, Kathy Aiken. week. began. Using hand-held, is it essential to the mission of Ul, Hall Faculty Lounge, and "She out for sug- is one of the coun-'urphy ic selection devices members were cost effectiveness, internal and ex- was reachiny just anyone can attend. gestions," he said. 'She did not cil members who met with their able to make an initial decision as ternal demand, impact, productiv- want to affect faculty." dean to discuss possible cutbacks to whether or not they believed ity, quality, size and synergies. Aiken was unavailable for com- after being faced with a 4 percent a program was viable as all 215 During last week's faculty ment. reduction in state funding. Most flashed on the screen. council meeting, many expressed he said. Faculty Council member and are still in the process of looking Baker said programs were then difficulties in understanding how Questions were also raised as to if CLASS representative Jim Mur- for viable solutions that do not af- listed 'in descending order based the detailed criteria was going to and how faculty members can fight phy said, with faculty having less fect current 'faculty. on the council's seledion and dis- be used. for programs in the latter third. on their plates, more time could be Provost Doug Baker said he un- cussed. He said he is hesitant to Faculty'ember Don Crowley 'Those are kind of tricky ques- devoted to teaching CORE classes derstands the difficulty. release such'information, but the said he considered the criteria to be tions looking out there," Faculty which are currently bein'g "farmed "How do we go through this department data used to make the too abstract.', Council Vice Chair Jack Miller said. ou Y'o faculty on the tenure track. without having to look people in initial selections will be posted soon "Ican find all sorts of this in pro- Schmeckpeper also made an- Eliminating graduate pro- the face and tell them not good on the provost's Web site. grams, whether or not that means other'request to see a "parallel" grams also reduces the amount news?" he said. Council member Ed Schmeck- anything at all," he said., prioritization process for non-aca- of research a faculty member Baker said there are 215 aca- peper. said being unable to see Baker said how the criterion programs. 'emic can participate in, Murphy said, demic programs being analyzed the list of programs has made is used lies solely on the, univer- "All representatives have been, which may make it more difficult by the ProvosYs Council in terms departments reluctant to identify sity's judgment. given the same peKentage to re- for them to obtain tenure, of established initial review crite- possible cuts. "There's no secret formula," duce their portions by," Baker said. Tuesday, December 9,2008 THE INSIDE The Argonaut

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Dare Barney posal was to develop a hybrid member of the team, said he Argonaut Formula 1 car to participate in has always been interested in . ger-„~,r;p.flan the Formula SAE competition, things that move, a passion that Five seniors in the engineer- ' a racing competition between brought him into engineering in department workePexcit-'therked colleges.ll and the Hyroller project. E».". y in the halls of the Gauss "Making a littler model of After the open house, sec- Johnson building a Hyxoller the big pictuxe helps us under- ond semester seniors present- Hybrid Driveline, sta'nd what works ed their finished projects. ,.'i their caPstonepion- and what doesn' Beyerlin said he helps ad- (.i" i 4glye ,1 project they pxe- on a smaller and vise on these projects. a sented 1 j last week. CllW+yS cheaper scale," "I help pick the projects, Steve Beyer- said team mem- make sure things get done and lein, mechanical WBllieCI tO ber Jedidiah Bar- that we have Punding for our I., engllleeHIlg ~ tlett. projects," he said, 'the fessor said. Wof k Oil The process Beyerlln said the project is like usually intexdlsciplinary, in- on a challenge project knowledge of volving the Material Sdence,

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A!exiss ltxrxxer whose bodies make tob much or have regular insulin injections ral and low-income areas, she said. Argonaut too little insulin, a hormone used shot or a ~ "The by by discrete pump whole gamete is caus- manage your to help the body break down food worn consistently. ing those numbers to be showing Idaho is ranked seventh in the into energy. Kure said energy starvation up," she said. RISK nation in terms of childhood obe- Kure said most diabetics'are causes diabehcs to heal slower Kure said, as a person ages, For dia- sity rates. It is this and other statis- diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, than most. Since blood must cir- their risk for diabetes increases. information on tics that keep Nancy Kure busy. a milder form in which the pan- culate to all appendages of the She said progressive complica- betes education, "Wherever you see obesity creas produces too much insulin body in order to induce healing, tions could occur, including heart contact the Diabetes Care around, you see diabetes," she to the point where the body be- she said foot sores could occur disease and kidney failure. Department of Gritman said. comes resistant. Since the body which can lead to gangrene and A reasonable diet and, if need- Medical Center at The State Department of can no longer break down food, it amp utations. ed, modest weight reduction of 5 883-6341. Health and Welfare found one in lacks needed energy. Gritman offers special foot care percent can keep individuals in every eight adults living in Latah Kure said with a healthy weight, class to show diabetic individuals the clear, Kure said. She'said she County has diabetes. diet and regular check-ups, most how to wash their feet and clip also recommends at least 30 min- to take care of yourself." As a certified diabetes educator individuals diagnosed with type 2 their toenails without causing utes of activity each day. -Kure said lately she has seeri a at Gritman Medical Center, Kure diabetes can live normally. added harm. Kure said a history of diabetes younger population in the educa- said the number is surprising, but Type 1 diabetes, the most Kure said there are many class- can increase an individual's risk. tion center, which signifies her help is out there. to dangerous type, occurs when es available or one-on-one visits She said her biggest concern is that people are coming in sooner Each Kure sees ~ year from 80 the pancreas stops producing can be arranged, people know help is available and to address the issue. to 90 patients who complete the insulin. Much like with type 2 She said many things can con- get checked. "They'e catching it when comprehensive diabetes classes diabetes, the body is unabIe to tribute to a person's likelihood of "Ifit's well enough controlled, it rather than given through the Diabetes people get 5 to 7 Care roduce energy and struggles to . becoming diabetic, but the loca- you can prevent some of the com- years down the road," she said. Department at Gritman. end for itself. tion plays an important factor. plications," she said, "Diabetes is "The outcome is going to get a lot Diabetes can afflict individuals Kure said type 1 patients must Diabetes is moxe prevalent in ru- progressive. You have to continue better."

k's( The Argonaut Tuesday, December 9,2008 >gi t a hes safety LOCp( rg 'jo Ost ~j Cyrllla Watson years, we'e been run- Chava Thomas The name of the show Argonaut ning in the-dark," Bitter- Argonaut comes from the Chinese con- wolf said. cept of yin and yang, with Shocked to see a man She said running an Sandi Billings of Mos- yin representing femininity. float in the air, an audience ice rink is expensive but cow-based Yin 14dio won The weekly show con- of Bfth graders and adults thinks it's worth .every a $5,000 award Nov. 18 sists of two to five stories To- watched the magic tricks of penny, from the Avon Hello arranged thematically, with Jay Owenhouse Saturday. Bitterwolf said figure morrow Fund for her work some upcoming features an- In a fundraising effort, skating, learn-to-skate in furthering the presence about communism and "Seeing Red" the Palouse Ice Rink and and hockey'for men and of women in radio. ger titled, and award is to 'Water" rise to the Lee Newbill Safety Fair women are just a few'pro- The given giving pieces men and women who push about science and spiritual- asked ASUI to donate 360. grams available the ice $ at for empowerment ofwom- ASUI granted the request, rink. ity, en. for the award in- 'The listeners see role and the was used to Judges money The majority of the dude Sarah Ferguson, th models living real, full lives, tickets provide to the mag- profits will go directly to Duchess of York; Bnance with not just careers but also ic show for fifth graders in children, senior citizens Suze Orman; and families and hobbies," Bill- expert johri Pool/Courtesy Photo the Palouse area, and people who are dis- Cynthia Rowley, an award- ings scud. Yin Radio in Moscow recently won a "Here are students busy abled, Bitterwolf said. fashion designer. The is not al- Sandi Billings of winning program Tomorrow Fund for her with school, and ttley took "These people are of- were more than about stories. $5,000 award from the Avon Hello There ways telling of women. the time to show they care ten left out of sports be- 750 applicants for 13 Yin Radio also includes opin- work toward the empowerment about the kids in the com- cause people think they awards. ion and news pieces, as well munity," said Carrie Bit- can't do it, but they can," "I was inspired by this as'readings by authors, both format to Yin Radio based (92.5 FM), which Billings terwolf, ice rink board of she said. innovative proposal to ex- fiction and non-fiction. out of Chicago. Billings said considers to be the "home directors member. The Lee Newbill Safe- pand the role and presence "We almost always have the show was a role model station" for her show as More than 150 fifth ty Fair was started about of women on local and re- female'voices," Billings said. for Yin Radio. well as stations in Washing- graders were provided four-and-a-half . years gional radio stations," said Author and University of "Isee Yin Radio as a step ton, Tennessee, Oregon and tickets to the show, Bit- ago, said Jon Kimber- judge Anne Dowling in a Idaho professor Kim Bames toward changing the face of Idaho. terwolf said. About 1,200 ling, an agent'and regis- press release. reads for Yin Radio. radio," she said. Billings said she will use people bought tickets to tered representative for' Yin Radio is a weekly "What I love about Yin Billings said she clid the award to "help defray the magic show held in the the Kimberling Insurance show that examines wom- Radio is Sandi is creating a not consider Yin Radio as some costs," pay her work- en's Kibbie Dome. Agency, issues. It was created conversation in the commu- a source of advocacy but ers and improve technology two years ago with the in- nity of women," she said. merely a medium through used for the show. The Jay Owenhouse On the first Saturday "I'm Magic Show has been com- in kids and tent to "confirm women' Billings compared Bames which women could sLue not on Yin Radio to June, parents books," ing to Moscow for several are provided with bike stories," Billings said. to David Sedaris, a humorist their stories. just promote my "We'e not interested in This American is carried on Bames said. "I really agree years, Bitterwolf said. safety tips, and helmets who reads for Yin Radio said. similar Radio-Free Moscow with wh'at Sandi is doing. "The kids went nuts are provided to those just preaching," she Life, a radio show in KRFP over it," she said. children who can't afford Owenhouse performed one. Adults learn about tricks, including illusions car seat safety and are tion, including Washington State Uni- used. A lot of books used in the fall with newspapers and rang- provided with car seats if Loca/BRIEFS versity, Virginia Tech and the Univer- are also used in the spring and will be ing from pulling string they cannot afford it. . sity of Alaska. kept in stock at the bookstore. from behind a child's ear Bitterwolf said it Through VandalWeb, students, fac- For information about the textbook Ul to test emergency or the Sustainabili'ty Center, to escaping the "table of doesn't cost anything ulty and staff can update their contact buy-back visit www.bookstore.uidaho.edu or death." to go to the Lee Newbill alert system information. Information about campus safety www.uisc.uidaho.edu. Bitterwolf said the first Safety Fair at the Ham- Emergency alerts will be in- time Owenhouse came to ilton Indoor Recreation at UI can be found at www.uidaho. stalled and tested by the Univer- edu/emergency. Bookstore textbook Moscow, she remembered Center. sity of Idaho through e-mail, tele- buy-back one of the children saying, Kimberling said, with phone, instant messaging and text begins "they even had a tiger." the permission of the Bookstore supports "It's messaging to students, faculty and Free gift wrapping will be part of incredible how family, it was named Lee staff. Sustainability Center the events at the University of Idaho many people in the com- Newbill Safety Fair after These ways of communication are The University of Idaho's Book- Bookstore Saturday. munity have helped us Officer Lee Newbill, who the next steps to alert the university store will 2,000 to the UI Sus- Textbook buy-back and cap and out," Bitterwolf said. was shot in 2007. give $ May in time of emergency. tainability Center as of its text- gown pickup begins Saturday, along She said a lot of univer- Officer Marie Miller part The new system will be tested book buy-back event. with book signing by Alison Meyer, sity students helped with said Newbill was a spe- January. All phone numbers and e- The Sustainability Center will use author of "Palouse Perspective," from the event. Students cleaned cialist in car seat safety mail addresses registered with the the funds to activities which 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. afterward, and commu- support up and was actively involved emergency notification system will further environmental, economic and A free gift will be given along with nity members were ushers. in the fair. be notified. social sustainability at UI. any purchase more than $125. Free Profits raised from the The magic show is The emergency notification sys- The center supports the textbook gifts are one per customer and only show went to help fund aimed at an adult audi- tem will allow students, faculty and buy-back because it is environmentaly while supplies last. the ice rink New- and Lee ence, Bitterwolf said. But staff to enter emergency notification and economically sustainable. When The gift wrapping is provided by bill Safety Fair. the kids get so excited, it information. 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The school takes no three- If you hold that Jesus is maintains brightness &om All NSA'tudents have day weekends —they work the only way, yxiu're a bigot," windows looking out to Main a heavy reading load. They straight though Labor Day, he said, playmg devil's ad- Street, The French doors next must read five to eight books President's Day and Colum- vocate. "Who defined toler- to an old-fashioned globe al- per ei t-week term. bus Day. ance?" low for openness to visitors. e students aze zead- The eighth week of the Upon ex unining the NSA A typewriter sits in the corner ing almost a book a day," At- term is finals week. Every board of Trustees, one may below a window. Around the wood said. test is oral with a smaller find something fundamental corner, a small xed-orange This fact almost scared writing component, espe- ls missing —,women. room with two plush vintage junior Brittany Petruzzi cially for math dasses. All Atwood said the school chairs invites any to partake of Greensb'oro, S.C., away oral tests are taken with At- must maintain its doctrine Jake Barber/Argonaut in a book while enjoying a from NSA. wood in his office and last and have all elders or pastors The New Saint Andrews choir performs during the weekly view of bustling downtown. She saw an ad in a cul- between 30 and 60 minutes. serving on the Board. It is not Disputatio at the Nuart Theater on Friday. There are very few multiple a gender issue, said, Nestled above West of tural journal called Cannon he choice exams given. Because of the Paris restaurant and Friend- Press with a student carrying Bible pas- 1,095 and 23. who disregard the dress code Standard grades are not sage 1 Timothy 2:1I-14, ship Square on Main Street, a massive amount of books. According to Atwood, receive a warning and are 'a given at NSA. Students in- women are unable to be reli- NSA provides Christian Also, she said she wasn't in- universities focus, totally subject to the school's disci- stead earn one of nine grades gious leaders, so thexe is not liberal arts education to 165 tezested in liberal arts because on one's job, which only code. in each dass ranging from and will not ever be a female plinary full-time and 185 part-time she wanted to finishcollege as composes 10 to 20 percent Summa Cum Laude (with voice in the college adminis- Students sign a Student's students. It was founded in 'soon as possible. In the end, of one's life. Sixty percent test praise), Minimo tration. It has had female fac- Pledge at the beginning of 1994 by the elders of Christ the lure of a well-rounded re- of college graduates'ever pum Honore (with lesser ulty members in the the year. It details commit- Church and has dose con- ligious education pioved too past and work inside honor) and Minime (not ad- has two women their major, ments to personal holiness, nections with Trinity Re- compelling to zesist. working "Generic equate). non-faculty positioiis now. training leads sound doctrine, cultural formed Church. NSA is against dormito- to failure in According to the NSA NSA accepts students the real world," reformation and academic Senior Jason Helsel of ries. Instead, they encourage Web site, the college uses this with teachable he said. "LearNng ought to integrity. Violators of the Wenatchee said he had many students to board with lo- spirits. system because the standard "The student is will- help you see the world in all pledge must go before a reasons to come to NSA. cal Christian familiek or get grading system is less infor- ing to entertain its complexity and glory," disciplinary board made "First of all, I didn't know Petru- ideas and apartments together. mative and creates a stigma doesn't have a He said at universities, of two faculty members exactly what Iwanted to do," zzi bulldog grip boarded her first year attached to certain grades. ...they'e not students have to integrate and one, male and one fe- he said. 'This was immovable,'twood a good and has had an apartment For instance, someone re- said. their dasses to find a com- male student who alternate general starting point," since. ceiving a B could feel like a The college looks for stu- mon theme,. whereas NSA cases. Student members are , His brother graduated Students are adamantly failure instead of getting ac- dents who do not have their shows them how everything chosen at the from NSA in beginning 2004, giving against absenteeism, tual feedback on how they ideas already chosen. At- is relative. of each year and are often him a "Students strong connection to hate missing did. wood said this is a challenge "You'e learning about more harsh than the college's dass," faculty community. He Petruzzi said. "They School weeks are split in both secular and religious the world holistically instead members on the board. said he was attracted to the actually have to discourage of in into two parts. The first half schools because many stu- compartments at a uni- Violators found guilty college because of its high them from coming to dass is lecture oriented to draw dents see the world through versity," Atwood said. have four -actions be- academic standards. sick;" set students to the reading. Dur- an ideology. Instead, he suggests go-. fore them: probation, pro- Helsel had asked adults ing the second, students are ing to school to first and bation with restrictions, he knew what they got fxom Academia separated into small groups Ul differences foremost be a well-rounded suspension and expulsion. their college experience and to discuss what they read. individual and then appren- NSA's curriculum Students can be put on aca- few had positive things to is This is called recitation. It Atwood was a 'professor ticing later for one's career is based Harvard's demic probation if they fail say. on in the lasts about an hour.but can at the University of Idaho better worth one's with money. a class. As the son of a pastor, he 1600s, dasses such as run longer if the from 1984-2000 and was the dass is "Any disciplinary act that knew he didn't want to at- Latin,'reek, dassical rheto- smaller than usual. dixector of the school of com- ric, natural Discipline happens is because we want tend a secular school. history, music "Recitatio'n gets the stu- munications from 1995-2000. colloquium, rhetoric decja- students to be zestoxed," At- "I'm a Christian and iYs dent to leam independently," When he began his affilia- Modest dress is custom- mations and wood said. a part of me," Helsel said. lordship, Atwood said. tion with NSA, he said some ary for NSA students. Lordship is a freshman ''We Three students who had He attended a small Chris- colleagues were "less than want students think- dass that is a combination of returned, after expulsion tian high school because polite about iY'nd many ing about giving respect he theology and critical world- Idols graduated last year. thought public schools were people "talked about him and honor to other people," view tliinking. It focuses on "Real punishment zec- distant and sterile. NSA considers some of behind his back" Atwood said; "They don'ti how Christians have thought o 's rules axe real all "I liked the intimate the most popular ideas and He said the difference in dress simply for their own ... feel and acted thxoughout his- 'comfort." 'ian virtues are true," of a private school," he ways of thought to be idols teaching at a public school high tory. Freshmen are required he said. Said. because they are inconsistent versus an academy weie evi- There are no hard and to read books such as Augus- with fast stated rules Atwood stressed NSA is He addressed a common the Bible, For example, dent in want of knowledge. for the dzess tine's "City of God." feminism and multicultural- The average SAT code. Students are expected not a lepalIstic college. opinion that NSA is the place scores of The school year is sepa- ism are not considered'ac- NSA to re-establish the Christian ''Were not waiting for to to find a are above 1@00 and go spouse. rated into four terms, each ceptable to most'tudents, culture through their'ress, them to cross a line and then "Ithappens, 'hesaid, "but ACT scores are around 27, named for a great council of faculty and administration. compared to UI's averages at among other ways. Students whack them for it," he said.

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4 0' ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ THE '44pi', ~ OurVIEW cIC 0 cISICS College of Letters Arts and Social for the foreseeable future. Sciences Dean Kathy Aiken recently The UI administration and the lead- asked for suggestions for cutbacks from ers of UI's colleges and departments members of her college in light of the must hone in on the prominent, vital total 6 percent budget cuts ordered by elements of their programs. Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter. We cannot afford to be superfluous The responses she received be IgMIkt C; might in the face of these cuts, and superflu- ) surprising to some —getting rid of many, ous has come to mean something new ~ ~ if not all of CLASS Mjwlag graduate programs. and very different in this economic But the campus community must crunch. Ideas about what is considered realize that cuts do have to come from central to make this university what it is somewhere, and, understandably, not have to change. everyone is going to be happy about Aspects of programs and colleges every decision, we have grown accustomed to in the Cutting graduate opportunities— past will be curtailed or even dropped programs that offer research oppor- all together in an exceedingly different tunities for faculty and students —at near future. Idaho's only land grant institution may We must put our focus into programs not sound like the best area to cut back that represent the core of what we want in. And maybe it isn'. the institution to be —programs that But with the implementation of the will be sustainable over time while still program prioritization process, the adding to students'nderstanding of University of Idaho's administration the world around them. wall street recognizes it cannot sit back and con- Hard times are here, and if this insti- fat cats tinue to try to wade through a river of tution has the intention of remaining a cuts with every department standing on viable school with reputable programs, the shores playing a game of "not it." every department must give up some- Cuts must be made in a big way, and thing to ensure a student's right to a each college must sit down now and quality education. Matt Adams-Wenger/Argonaut decide what tile heart of its programs is —CL

OIf theCUFF radual decline in China's role as actory to the world. It won't be Quick takes on life frotn our editors easy for China to move from the Election madness not over role it's become so comfortable in. yet $800 per song Add to that all the stories about poisonous toys and the little girl Now that America has may be true (the jury is still dating, rioting and insulting a The RIAA sued a 19-year-old at the Olympics,— hopefully, 2009 finished the hellish, four-year out, considering California still vast majority of religious beliefs Pittsburgh woman who has pan- will be a little brighter. election cycle, we can finally offers civil'unions nearly iden- are not going to change minds. creatitis for allegedly sharing 10 —Lianna take off a month before the next tical to marriage), it does not Speaking of religion, I feel songs online, She was in the hos- cycle begins. That is, if a few change the fact it is now part of I need to address one other pital and didn't respond to their Woooo, riddles remaining fights wrap up their the constitution. aspect of the Prop 8 fight. Many warning, so a federal judge ruled s uabbling before Christmas. If these opponents still claim opponents of the measure are What's brilliant white, smells she is guilty by default and now e most notable of the majority cannot complaining the majority based like bleach and could make a has to pay $8,000 to the RIAA, and these is California's remove rights of a its decision purely on their reli- erson pass out from said smell this is on top of her medical bills. of recent ban on same-sex minority, consider the gious beliefs. Granted, several leach? bathroom. I under- Awesome. My marriage. 13th Amendment. After churches, including the Catho- stand the whole "mix one —Holly cap per Proposition 8, which the Civil War, some lic and Mormon institutions, every gallon of water" thing. So passed in November, muc'h Americans opposed the fought for Prop 8. I personally Give for reading instructions— overturned a institution me grace? deci-'ion of slavery know of individuals who sup- inhaling bleach is for good you, by the California as an abomination, and ported the measure for My left taillight is out, And I'm right? purely Supreme Court and some considered it the secular reasons. what' getting it fixed, just maybe after — Besides, Levi reinstated the statib's right of ownership. wrong with a civil law that is Dead Week —this horrible agony historic definition of However, the majority also mentioned in the Bible? of vomit and angst. If I get pulled Time capsule marriage, In essence, it prevailed, and slavery The Ten Commandments estab- over, can I use dead week as an Jeffrey followed 41 other states was abolished. Like- lished laws against bur- excuse? I think I deserve to. This is the 75th anniversary of Reznicek murder, FDR's New Deal, a response to the in banning same-sex wise, the 18th Amend- glary and obstruction of justice. —Sydtiey Columnist economic crash of the 1930s.To- marriage. ment removed the right Should we throw those laws out arg-opinion day's money crisis has reportedly However, after to possess and drink because they originated from Dear upstairs neighbor 8's (Buidaho.edu increased tourism to "New.Deal" Prop success, some alcohol. reli ion? You deserved what 'ou got last historic sites across the country. diehard opponents are Supporters of gay nother unfortunate mess night. Maybe it was the'semester- Of course people would find that challenging the constitutional marriage need to reorganize, the election spit at us is the amendment unconstitu- long guessing game of when you intriguing. Where else can you as fundraise and begin trying to Minnesota Senate race, The would be done making periodic look at the past and the future at tional. One of their main claims change the minds of Califor- initial election results placed thumps on the floor that sound the same time? Ha ha ha. We'e states the initiative stripped nians so they can repeal Prop 8. like dropping bowling balls at doomed. people of rights. While this Their current tactics of intimi- See ELECTION, page 8 random intervals that made me —Kevin crack. You woke me up from a beautiful, rare deep sleep at Senior citizens rock MailBOx divorced, and one has been married four times. I midnight. I attacked my ceiling, spent 25 years in Over Thanksgiving break, my unhappy (abusive) marriage half asleep, with the nearest object my before I finally ended it. AIl of four children cousins and I spent some qual- my I could find (a roll of wrapping would tell you, it was the right thing to and ev- ity time with our grandmothers Marital complications do, paper) in crazed retaliation. I eryone by(as healthier and happier after the divorce. playing a game —Rock Band. refuse to stand for your antics any I This letter is in response to Ben Ledford's I am hoping the courage I displayed in end- don', know if you'e ever seen an longer. I didn't ask for this war, opinion piece on divorce (Friday). I would guess ing a bad marriage taught my children they have 83-year-old woman wailing on he has never been marrietl but I'l fight in it. All my love, the'rums and therefore has choices, and they do not have to in to the tune "Carry stay unhappy, —Christina of on never been in a bad marriage, so consequently he destructive relationships. I want children Wayward Son," but it is some- my speaks from limited experience when he gives his to be happy. I hope the 25 years I spent thing I'l never trying Boxes galore forget. opinion. to make a bad marriage work didn't do them —jake A marriage lasting a long time says nothing too much damage, and they can have healthy entire house I packed up my about the quality of the relationship or the home relationships even though they didn't have good today in 14 boxes and some bags. Lights out and family it supposedly creates and then supports. models when they wete young. It was sad to see my life sitting Take me, for example. I grew up in a 1950s fam- One of the things I don't like Sue Noble , in my living room, and its only ily with a mother who believed in marriage and about living in the senior, sociology destination is a storage unit, dorms is I have "staying together for the kids." The result was no to a —Alexis yard decorate. This makes dysfunctional, destructive home filled with conflict me because ASUI should back faculty sad, every year I go that taught three children nothing about healthy a little Clark Griswold on my relationships and what The fact Poor China arents'ouse it takes to be "happy." ASUI, an organization that produces and yard. Here, all If you look, you will find statistics and studies nothing of educational benefit to the university, eco- have are It turns out the current two windows. Lame. show children are much better off not living in a nomic crisis has signaled the —Lulu home full of conflict. Of those three children, all are See MAILBOX, page 8

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Mitchell Blatt The Nabonal Writers Union reports small « ea 100 ueimei writers were paid 11 per Iiidlana Daily Student, Indiana University culation newspaper $ words in 1999.Today, Macpherson is able to hire James Macpherson's Web site PasadenaNow. writers for $0.75 per 100 words. corn offers thousands of local stories about Pasa- The reason for this is the incredibly low cost of dena, Calif., written by reporters in India. This, living in India. According to Michael Moe's book, or sex ime Macpherson says, is the future of "Finding the Next Starbucks," a maid for a day in journalism. MediaNews Group, which owns 54 daily India costs $0.30.In America, one would cost $75. less This is one of the best times of the coat and continue. Half the fun newspapers, is considering outsourcing prepro- Workers of similar skill level cost four times year for sexual exploration and cre- of costumes is the slow, seductive duction and layout offshore, according to a Nov. in India on average. ativity. The holidays should inspixe mnoval, This works for men and 29 column in the New York Times. Still, how can a xeporter in India be able to write you to enhance current relation- women, so do not feel only one The Orange County Register began outsourc- an interesting article without having the context . ships, I have a few suggestions to person can be a sexy Santa. ing some of its copy editing to India this summer. and detail that comes fmm living in Pasadena? make this season extra spedal and Be the present under the tree. India offers cheap labor, but this is not the Their stories do lose a little bit, but when it safe. One of.the most fun things is get- future of journalism —it is the future of menial comes to local news, it doesn't really matter Just because it seems like'fun, ting to unwrap this special gift. information tasks. because most of the stories are about a holiday having sex outside is not a good Time this correctly so you an. not With the rise of the Internet, we are indeed lighting ceremony or the 2009 Doo Dah Parade. idea. 'Ihe weather is cold, nearly naked under a tree living in a globalized world, and the currency in But, when it comes to real stories, you have to snow is on the ground and for a long time. However, this economy is knowledge. be there to report well. &ostbite is never sexy. If give yourself enough America has since shifted from an industrial In one story on Pasadena Now, Police Chief you want to enjoy sex with time to dress yourself in economy to a service economy. Anyone can stand Bernard Melekian dismissed what he said would snow falling, I suggest the just a giant bow. When by an assembly line putting parts together, so be a "serious case of police misconduct" if true by living mom. To create and unwrapping this special why not outsource it overseas? saying it "probably didn't happen;" enjoy the ambience, make gift, I suggest using your Outsourcing has long been a part of the indus- As far as I could tell, the allegations of miscon- sure you have the appro- teeth. It will prolong the trial economy, but only recently has it become a duct, brought forth by the ACLU, stemmed from priate lighting. Candles excitement and make it a part of the information economy. With the Inter- an alleged incident in which the police "illegally axe ideal in this situation. more erotic experience. net, we can send files and information back and questioned a juvenile about a crime." You do not want to have Assign a di8erent forth in ways we couldn't do before. 'o much detail. 'll of the house lights erogenous zone to each You don t need to be in Pasadena to report on Well, the police aren't going to issue 'a press re- Chris B on. If you have an open side of a dreidel. Take Pasadena. You can view pxess releases online, inter- lease saying they committed misconduct, and the fireplace, this would be a Sex Columnist turns spinning it, and view people over telephone and e-mail and converse ACLU isn't going to admit to lying, so what you perfect time to have a fire arg-op lnlon caress or lick which- with your editor in Pasadena about what to write. have is two sides against each other. You need a going. Be careful to be the Nuldah o.edu ever part of the body the Then you can write an article for a fraction of reporter to find out what really happened. a mpriate distance away. dreidel lands on. This is ' the cost that an American would write it for. The real news is never going to be outsourced. Cu you want to stay a fun way to add some warm, you do not want to light mystery and excitement to the yourself on fixe, holidays. While there are a lot of treats Do not overlook simple tradi-. A vast majority of the ballots he born in Kenya. There- around during this time of year, tions, but add new components. gras clearly have a candidate marked fore, he is not a natural-born you must refrain from using them Put some fun pillow packets of ELECTION with a scratch on a different citizen. Not only has the state of mappropriately. I understand lube in stockings. Remember, pen from page 8 section of the or an oval Hawaii verified his birth within candy canes and peppermint sticks there are many different types paper that was not filled. the state, but the requirements are bountiful, and you may want to of condoms, some of which are completely Thankfully, it is not the to be a natural-born citizen play with them. However, it is go- packaged for the holidays, The best Republican incumbent Norm just uriderdog the ballots. to become . g to end badly. Do not put sugary part about this is you can have fun Coleman leading Democrat Al protesting (eligible president) substances into your body (other emptying the stocking and then Franken by several hundred Both candidates have submitted are either a birth within a U.S. than your mouth). Sugar will not putting the gifts to immediate use. votes. The state did the right their share of immature, child- territory or a birth abroad where be processed correctly and will . thing and ordered a hand ish arg'uments. Recounts are a one or both of the parents are Just because you are taking your re-'ount lead to unfortunate repercussions partner home for the holidays does of every vote to ensure the necessary element to democracy, Americans. Since Obama's ( east infections are not yummy). not mean you necessarily have to right candidate was selected. but this pointless bickering is mother was a U.S. citizen, he e lxeat will get sticky, and parts have sex. Parents'ouses may be That recount is now finished just an underhanded way of get- could have been born in North may break off while being used. full of family and other company. If with Coleman still ahead. More ting your way. Korea and still be eligible for the Just because Santa is tradition- this is the case, you can give a gift than 6,600 ballots are still under One more unbelievably child- presidency. ally portrayed as an older, over- yet to be unwrapped. Sex gift cards review at the request of the ish fight is being waged against Hopefully, these post-election weight man does not mean you can be a lot of fun, and your part- candidates. While this sounds the president-'elect. A group of fights will resolve themselves. cannot redefine the image. Try ner will certainly want to cash in. fair and procedural, a closer people has fi/led several lawsuits Unfortunately, if history has combining some festiveholiday Have fun, be safe and happy look reveals a more desperate to prevent the inauguration of taught us anything, it has taught underwear with a Santa coat and holidays. politicking. The state ofMn- Obama next month by 'arack us we will see more of this un- hat. Make a pmduction out of it. Have a question for Chris? Send it nesota released images of the claiming his Hawaiian birth cer- derhanded election tampering in Do not just immediately remove to arg-apin/[email protected], contested ballots for all to see. tificate is a forgery. They claim the near future.

certain age when it is medically safe to do One has to ask, why shouldn't love be Divorce means choice MAILBOX so. Some couples live in abusive relation- the most important factor? Couples get .. from page 7 ships, and divorce is often the only way married to spend their lives together and Mr. Benjamin Ledford: I recently read to ensure the safety of the individual and create a family with love. If the love is not your column on divorce. Wheii I thought the children (because as tough as it is for important, what will be the bond holding your conservative bigotry and heterosex- is not 100percent behind the faculty folks like Mr. Ledford to admit, sometimes the family together? ism could sink no lower, you, yet again, who do is a pretty sad commentary on couples'ible study just isn't the answer). Ledford also says, "Is the purpose of proved me wrong. Did you also know, in how warped Garrett Holbrook's sense of To be blunt, it appears Mr. Ledford marriage to make two people happy, or is countries like India, women are burned if "student benefit" really is. Perhaps ASUI really doesn't understand marriage or it to establish a family?" Happiness is the they do not comply with traditional values should feel some pain and cut back before divorce in the slightest and needs to do key to making any family work. of marriage? I love how you speak on be- asking the faculty to do the same. some research before suggesting some If the parents aren't happy, the children half of Indians, because you obviously are Kenneth'Peters kind of perfect relationship model for will not get the love they deserve. Also, 'ot one, Countries like India should not be senior, geography the rest of us. Married relationships are marriage does not mean establishing a revered just because they have lower di- complicated, and divorce is far more com- family. Plenty of couples are.married and vorce rates. They have many issues within Writer ignores facts licated than Mr. Ledford would have us don't have children. To get married is to their so'ciety that need be addressed, and elieve. Divorce shouldn't always be the establish In response to Benjamin Ledford's a bond between two people, not some of them come from a lack of choice sole option for a troubled couple, but if a column, "Rethinking divorce," it's inter- to procreate, though many couples do so and/or divorce. writer is going to try and suggest other- esting in a fair amount of column inches, anyway. I would also like to point out there are wise, he should at least have the decency Again, Ledford "Even not men Mr. Ledford doesn't actually say much. He says, if happi- just and women who are married. to offer a well-researched, thorough piece, ness is the wastes time talking about arranged mar- goal, are we happier than India There are men and men and women and one that doesn't bury an uninformed point because half broken?" riages and Disney references, effectively of our homes are women who have had the opportunity to made up of religious rhetoric rather than, All broken burying his lede and making me wonder homes are not terrible join in marriage. (Thank God some people careful analysis. Parents why he even gets a column in the first places. get divorced because in California recently had the sense to, Ryan West they'e with place if the true point doesn't until unhappy their situation, and for a brief moment ixl history, give homo- emerge senior, journalism it's better well after the it so often for the child to be raised in a sexual couples the right to marry.) But I page jump (as non-hostile does in his writing). Glaring environment. Mothers and digress. I could go on all day about how journalistic is fathers faults aside, Mr. Ledford unfortunately Marriage about love remarry into better families for full of ignorance and bigotry your writ- their children. Divorce doesn't ignores basic facts about marriage during This letter is in to have to be ings are, but everyone already knows this. response Benjamin negative. his smug, glib observations about divorce. Ledford's column, "Rethinkingdivorce." I would like to say that just because The point of marriage being live For one thing, couples often marry I have found love between parents is the only for you in a predominantly heterosexual, creating a family and not for the white without having children. Some couples most important aspect to making a mar- happiness community, does not give you the of the two married medically can't have children at all. Some riage and family work. getting is a ridiculous right to be ignorant. Please consider your idea. The only way to establish a choice words don't want to (the horror). Some sixigle Ledford states, "And perhaps if we strong of and your knowledge (or got family is for the parents to be lack people do have children and then never serious about creating permanent mar- completely thereof) when you address my fellow happy in their marriage. get married. Some older couples don' riages, we might even start to agree love community members and myself. Montanna want children, because they ve passed a is not always the most important factor." Hutley Kory Larabee freshman, business sophomore, international studies

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Best of Student music composers debut original works ;I 2008 tt Jordan Gray "Sometimes it's'just an tions are often performed Argonaut idea that just randomly by other students, said "Sometimes it's Albums and songs pops into your head," Stuart Jordan, a music just an Reading a piece of sheet Sibulsky said. "Other composition graduate stu- idea that just randomly Marcus Kellis music is like reading an- times, people walk up to dent. cient Argonaut Egyptian to some you and say, 'Hey, write "(It') finding into But it' people pops your head. people. to others, me this.'" who love new music," Jor- just the alphabet use Other Two quick notes about KUOI: they Jenny Kellngg, a music dan said of his search for times, people walk I'l to craft their own works of composition and trombone first, be rebroadcasting my performers. to and 'Hey, Christmas show with Sam But- sourld. performance major, used a Robert up you say, Translations Dickow, associ- terfield, the late KUOI on of that mu- seating chart to craft her ate this.'" DJ, sical professor of music with write me my show this week. That will alphabet will be seen piece, "Sit Down for Elliot an at the Student emphasis in teaching be from 6:30to 8:30p.m. Friday Composer Carter." composition, music Recitals at 7:30 p.m. on theory Andrew on KUOI at 89.3 FM in Mos- Kellogg made a chart of and French horn, said a Wednesday at the Lionel where cow or www. people were sitting lot of the composers write Sl BU LSKY Hampton School of Music in the recital hall for the kuoi.org in their own composition Music compositions major Recital Hall. Admission Elliot Carter worldwide. concert, put styles they create. for the concert is free. on University Idaho Secondly, by of "That's what makes I "Until the music is per- and Washington State Uni- today marks ,formed it's these concerts interesting," just academic versity music faculty. She "We the belated —dots on a page," said he said. get quite a bit release of In based the order of notes of variety." Andrew Sibulsky, a music and the number of times Cue, KUOI's "Pr It is a variety the com- composition major. "Get- the notes were played on own maga- ting a piece performed is a this chart. .posers are eager to share zine and pro- thrill, and I always try to "This was constructed with many of the pieces gramming find an opportunity to do using a series of rules," making world premieres gu'd it" "I at this concert. Marcus Keiiis Kellogg said. chose the "I enclosed with Sibulsky said music note durations, rest dura- think it's extraordi- this issue of composition tions and narily important that stu- arg-arts majors take what part played @uldaho.edu The Argo- many of the same courses the notes, but they were dents on campus, whether naut. This is- as music majors before di- always in the order that they are music majors or sue includes a verging into composition came from the chart. This minors or not, (come) see DJ application for the spring and technical classes. piece was purely experi- what their fellow students semester. If you'e entertained Inspiration doesn' mental and had a delight- are producing," Sibulsky the idea of becoming a DJ at Ji just come from the ful outcome." said. "Some of it is really the University of Idaho's own classroom, though. The student composi- amazing work." student radio station, consider Eilling it out. It's a great oppor- tunity to become acquainted with radio and new music alike ,hi ",I!'r and requires only a few hours a week. . For the last KUOI KUOIRN- lr ER of the calendar year, I'm presenting —as all music critics do —my top-10 list of the year. Albums 1. Destroyer, "Trouble In Dreams" (Merge) 2. Shugo Tokumaru, "EXIT" (Almost Gold Records) 3. Thao Nguyen with the Get Down Stay Down, "We Brave Bee Stings and All" (Kill Rock Stars) 4. Flight of the Conchords, "Flight of the Conchords" (Sub Pop) 5. Ratatat, "LP3"(XL) 6. PWRFL Power, "PWRFL Power" (Slender Means Soci- ety) 7. Los Campesinos!, "Hold On Now, Youngster..." (Arts & Crafts) 8. Strategy, "Music for Lamp- ing" (Audio Dregs) Photo Illustration by Jake Barber/Argonaut 9. DeVotchKa, "A Mad Faithful Telling" (ANTI-) 10. The'agnetic Fields, "Distortion" (Nonesuch)

Far and away, I'e spent the most time this year with De- Dreamin' a reen ristmas stroyer, a Vancouver band led by Daniel Bejar. The band's signed the UISC to workshops. Site eighth album, "Trouble In by said she Dreams," Craft fair to be lessen the impact of stu- expects people to come sounds like noth- ing else in rock. The held during dents, faculty and oth- throughout the day, es- lyrics are ers during the holidays. pecially after they see opaque, and the guitar is beau- Dead Week The fair will feature what others have made. tiful. "Leopard of Honor" is the crafts, do-it-yourself The fair w'ill also'fea- standout, but it's among many workshops, gifts and will ture tr'ade vendors like superlative tracks. 'or my.thoughts on Toku- Amberly Beckman also accept donations Singing Shaman Trad- maru's album, please see The Argonaut for sustainable causes. ers, a jewelry merchant, At noon on Wednesday, a used book vendor, a Argonaut dated Sept. 29: I did Kelsi Nagle and Jannis stained glass vendor not hesitate to award it what The University of at the the 'as, Jocius from UISC will and goods made by time, highest Idaho Sustainability rating I had available to, me. Center will hold a holi- hold a card and orna- the Zapatista women ment-making work- "Parachute" and "Button" day fair on Wednes- of Mexico. until 1 would delight anyone, even in day and Th'ursday to shop p.m. From Stephanie Mc¹ 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p,m. on lis, UISC volunteer the current econo'mic climate. encourage students Thao's album has been the to take an active role Thursday, Nag'ill coordinator, said she teach students recipient of high praise in this in sustainability and how hopes the fair will to wrap gifts sustain- help connect students column during the summer, and help celebrate the ably and paint light to their environment I have not tempered in my ex- holiday season. bulb ornaments. and affect choices stu- citement for it. "Big Kid Table" The fair will be held Jocius said her family dents ma'ke in the. fu- remains a standby on my iPod, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in has always been craft- ture, especially when as does "Yes, Soi On arid So On," the Whitewater Room oriented, so it wasn' holiday shopping. . "Geography" and "Swimmmg of the Idaho Commons. Pools." difficult for her to de- Shumake also . said Thao is a talented gui- UISC's communica- cide on a craft to share she thinks sustainabil- tarist and a gifted singer. I'm Me- 'see tions coordinator, with UI. She wanted ity efforts on campus, eiJ.'cited to where the next lissa Shumake, said to incorporate things especially 'he hohday few years take her music. she hopes to broaden found around the house fair, are impdrtant. Ratatat's album is .a progres- students'erspectives in order to keep the "Universities are where sion from the band"s last two at on Christmas, craft sustainable. most thought comes it is less reliant on the guitar than "It's to show people While studying for from," said Shumake. usual. It's a mixed blessing, but 'I'm that it's more than a finals is on everyone' "It's where people learn ~ glad to see Ratatat not con- consumerist holiday," mind, Jocius said she how to live the rest to rehash the amazing self- 'ent Shumake said. hopes students take of their lives. That' titled and "Classics" albums.'ee The event was de- some .time to visit the top priority." Photo Illustration by Jake Barber/Argonaut 2008, page 10

I' h),f» .,* ~ ~ Page lo The Argonaut Tuesday December 5', 2008 Po - Peter Bellboy sequel is two un, Pans e hours of eye candy Megan Broyles Motown Records. and Josh Cuthp on drums he'd be allowed in, based Argonaut Evan Lester fronts the keep the energy flowing on the rest of the band's group on vocals and guitar. throughout the CD. sense of style. jordan Gray belong in these stunning The Vans Warped Tour L rically, Lester sounds as The songs are ceritered RCW has clearly placed Argonaut worlds. has showcased many 'e'simitatinghismusical on young love lost or ru- their appearance. as a band The film also benefits bright talents during its eers with sto- ' songs med and the scary on high priority, perhaps A sequel is always a from having a decent 14-year history. The sum- 'the love-lost inevitabilityofone above the musical quality. touchy thing. Sometimes ry line to heEp facilitate the mer music festival has cre- ode "Timing Just day growing old, RCW really isn't bad, the continuatIon of a se- fantastic action scenes, ated 'an environment for Isn't Your Thing," the title of the even from a sword " as with high school lyr- ries is a brilliant move, ranging yo'ung bands from all dif- which states, album suggests. ics about'making the girl coming together with the flght atop a series of ferent corners of the coun- "She wrote in my - This album has yours: "Wishing on a thou- same actors and a script whlrling wheels and cogs try to mobilize all over the yearbook 'baby/ ' sense of imma- sand stars baby and I'm/ that is either on par or to a battle against an el- nation and do what they promise we'l keep turity and a feel- running my mouth 'cause surpassing the original. emental forest god in the . love to do —play loud in touch'/ I know, Red Car Ilire ing of serious fun you'e so. damn pretty/ Sometimes the sequel falls streets of Manhattan. music for a screaming au- sheknows,Iknow, the same time. should I drive home? It' miserably short. For those interested in "Lets NeVer Cet dience and hang out with she didn'/ may- „atIf "peter pan" two in the morning/ either Thankfully, in the case character relationships, other musicians. be we just grew Gl"er ever decided, as way you know it, you know . of "Hellboy II: The Gold- th e love between Hell- In 2007, a young pop- up/ but it's been Universal a fictional char- I'l be dreaming of/ you, en Army," the result is in boy and girlfriend Liz punk four piece called Red four years and a Mptpwn aeter afraid of with 'me/ and all the things the former cat- Sherman (Selma Car Wire introduced them- whole damn sum- to egory. Released Blair) contin- Npvv Avnjlable aging might, you said to me like this/ selves to the Warped Tour mer/ and'aby I join a punk band, 'We'e cool'n'd 'Life's so on DVD in ues to develop, crowd and the country. just gave up." RCW would be with you," vember, ¹the complete with good/ ~ liv- Their blend of teen- Davey Hoogerw- +. it. Granted, Pan RCW . needs 'ome film is curtlently fights about age angst and uncontrol- erf supplies vo- would have to time to grow as a band available in both ing spaces and lable energy materialized cals as well, along pierce something, and outgrow some the standard and who does the into "Let's Never Get with a classic, catchy punk dye his bangs and get him- scene trends that come Blue-ray format, dishes. Abe Sapi- . Older," a four-song disc bass line. self a pair of skinny jeans with the territory, But The Bureau of en (Doug Jones) Re- distributed on Universal GarettBoulineonguitar and a studded belt before they can only get better. Paranormal develops a crush search and De- on Princess Nu- fense is brought ala (Anna Wal- into the case of "Hellbpy ll ton), the sister ex- of Prince Nuada, Preventing Cplderl Arm iled elfin Prince after they res- NBC names host of 'Meet the Nuada (Luke Rpn Perlm arl cue her from her Press'razier Goss) from ob- Available ri pw brother's thug. Moore cast. "It's a place where ac- had settled on Gregory. Fischer, whose career taining the crown One of the pieces that will funruest scenes of Associated Press countability reigns, where Until then, Andrea Mitch- at NBC News began with allow him con- leadership is explored ell, Chuck Todd and Gwen an internship at."Meet the to the movie comes unbeat- NEW YORK —David and where people come to Ifill were also among those Press" while in'college, has trol the from the shared able, mechanical of Gregory's new job as mod- understand how the gov- thought to be contenders. been with. the program for woman woes erator of "Meet the Press" ernment works and try to The choice of Gregory 17 years. Golden Army and destroy Hellboy and Abe Sapien. mankind. You'e was made official Sunday understand the important was "a natural decision," Asked how it will in love. Have a To do eer," with an announcement on issues of the day." said NBC News president change with Gregory as so, Hellboy (Ron b Hellboy tells Abe, the long-running NBC in- In addition to his "Meet Steve Cap us, explaining host, she said;,"You want Perlman) and his team before they both start 'terview program that he the Press" responsibilities, "he's a full skill set" as 'to venture into the stunning in to a karaoke rendition got play to the strengths of "Can't will take over starting next Gregory will be a regular a broadcast journalist. the host, and we'l come worlds of the Troll Market of Smile Without and the den of the Golden Y week. contributor for "Today" Then why the delay in up with some innovative ou, itself The 38-year-old chief and continue as a backup making the transition? things. But the changes Army with the newly Those 'oping for a White House correspon- anchor. He will also con- "This is about the first will be seamless." introduced Johann Krauss Hellboy trilogy may see dent was introduced by tinue as a regular contribu- chance we'e had to fo- "Meet the Press" has the games Dodd) leading th e start of their wish com- the tr'ue Tom Brokaw, who stepped tor and analyst on MSNBC cus on it," Capus replied. cachet of being network way. in the DVD extra in as host last The beauty of "Hell- ellboy II: The Golden temporary and for. NBC News cover- He reviewed the past six TV's longest-running se- II" June after the death of rim age of special events, the months, with the shock of ries, having premiered boy is once a viewer Army: Zinco Epilogue." Russert, the program's network said, Russert's death followed 1947. in'ovember suspends a little bit of For Hellboy fans or the moderator since 1991. A Los Angeles native by NBC's extensive cover- It dominates the Sunday reality characters and m oviegoers looking for "I'e thought a lot about who joined NBC News in age of the Beijing Olym- morning political land- backgrounds blend to- a good action flick with what it means to succeed 1995, Gregory was MSN- pics, then the political race scape. During Nove'mber, it gether seamlessly. There sp ectacular eye-candy, somebody like Tim Rus- BC's chief anchor on Elec- and election is no doubt in the view- Hellboy II: The Golden night. averaged 4.5 million view- er's sert," Gregory told view- tion Night and during gen- "Through all that, we ers each ABC' mind these characters Army" is worth the rent. "I'm Sunday. ers. not Tim. But along eral election debates, and knew we had Tom (as "This Week" with George with this great team, I can has hosted an hourlong a substitute), and we Stephanopoulos had 3.5 just work real hard to make political show weekdays knew we had David," million viewers, CBS'Face I should note I'e had him proud." on MSNBC. Capus said. the Nation" with Bob Schi- 2008 the good fortune to see A ratings leader with Sunday's announce- NBC also announced effer averaged 3.1 million from page 9 Thao, Destroyer and enormous influence, "Meet ment came after months Sunday that Betsy Fischer, viewers, and "Fox News PWRFL Power twice each this the Press" brings Gregory of 'speculation about who the program's executive Sunday" with Chris Wal- year and DeVotchKa Strategy's al- and "one of the greatest jobs would be chosen, with producer since 2002, will lace had 1.5 million view- second the Magnetic Fields bum in is once there is," he said in an in- unconfirmed reports sur- stay on for a period de- ers, according to Nielsen two years less each. Only PWRFL terview after the broad- facing last week that NBC scribed as "several years." Media Research. accessible, but no less Power was new to me great. It's soundscape- when I saw it live, but type music, with songs all are recommended for ranging between nearly their sho mrs. six and nearly 15 min- 2008 was a good year 3-D NFL game fumbles after glitches but recovers utes each, but it is mov- for music. For more ing and certainly a treat. commentary, check out "Cathedral Spark" is my In Cue's list of 90 or so Ryan Nakashima dience'was mostly forgiv- good learning experience, of the nation's TV sets favorite from the opus. album previews. Associated Press ing, in awe of a spectacle and that team owners are equipped to handle that had depth and in some viewing in New York and 3-D broadcasts. LOS ANGELES —The instances gave the feeling Boston had told him they Fox Sports plans to first NFL game broadcast of being on the field, espe- were pleased. broadcast college foot- Watch for to theaters live in 3-D cially for the coin toss. "They'e all. knocked ball's BCS National Cham- fumbled, then recovered "It's amazing," said out," he said. pionship game to 150 digi- Thursday night. Chad Ahrendt, a 35-year- The NFL has not de- tal movie theaters in 3-D Two satellite glitches old writer from Los An- cided what to do with the in January. blacked out the broad- geles who attended the technology, but the team On Thursday,; some cast to theaters in Boston, screening in Hollywood. owners'roadcasting com- systems at a Salt Lake New York and Los Ange- "Technically they obvi- mittee will meet some time City location had to be les in the first half of the ously have a little ways to before March to discuss it. rebooted to restart the'sat- arne between the Oak- go, but 'once they work out Howard Katz, the se- ellite feed and some cam- and Raiders and the San all the kinks, it's definitely nior vice president of era crews perforrrIted pans Diego Chargers. the new era of television," the NFL's broadcasting that ended up leaving the And on a few occasions, he said. and media operations, viewers a bit cross-eyed, a quick camera movement John Mo dell, 48, co- has said the NFL is for Modell said, or a refocusing —and one founder of 3ality Digital now committed to free, "Well, this is a test," he ill-advised dissolve —had LLC, the Burbank-based over-the-air broadcasts said. "It's a learning expe- viewers pulling off their company that put on the if and when they adopt rience for the director and polarized lenses. show for the NFL, said 3-D technology. for the camera people how But the Los Angeles au- the demonstration was a Only about 2 percent to shoot." this week Sea

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Richard Pyle In a telephone interview, Be- city of Atlanta and are housed at then gave them to Belafonte. and Belafonte went to hear him, Associated Press Writer lafonte said he was putting his King's alma mater, Morehouse In the notes, King praises the King hoped to gain Belafonte's documents up for sale because College. Another King collection city's sanitation workers for strik- support in spreading the civil NEW YORK —An original "I am at the end of rrry life —I is at Boston University. ing against "starvation wages"— r'ights gospel in the entertain- handwritten outline for Martin will be 82 shortly —and there King wrote the first draft of his the cause that had brought him ment industry. After the sermon, Luther King Jr.'s first speech are a lot of causes I believe in for Vietnam speech in ink on three to Memphis. "What does it profit Belafonte and King met in the condemning 'he Vietnam War which resources are not available, sheets from a yellow legal pad to be able to eat in an intqgrated church basement, sitting at a table owned by his friend Harry Be- and there is a need to redistribute and left it behind at Belafonte's restaurant and not make enough for what Belafonte had expected lafonte is going on'the auction those resources." apartment when he,went to Los money to take the wife out?" would be 20 minutes. block this week. Selby Kiffer, a senior'anu- Angeles to deliver the finished he asks. "Four hours later we emerged, Sotheby's will offer the docu- scripts curator at Sotheby's, remarks on Feb. 25, 1967,before a Johnson's letter of condolence and I knew then I would be part ment for sale Thursday along said the anti-war speech pos- hotel crowd of Hollywood celeb- tells Mrs. King that the "full of his mission," he said. with two others: the scribbled sibly ranks in importance with rities and four U.S. senators who powers of local and federal au- Belafonte said he later opened notes for a speech King planned King's'most famous papers: his also had denounced the war. thority" had been committed. to his apartment to King, providing to deliver in Memphis, Tenn., "I Have a Dream" speech, "Let- The speech, titled "The Casual- finding her husband's killer, and a private suite and entrance for three days after he was assassi- ter from a Birmingham Jail" ties of the War in Vietnam," cited, "we will overcome this calamity King's use on his viqits to New nated and a letter of condolence and a draft of his Nobel Prize along with military and civilian and continue the work of justice York. Officials, journalists and from President Lyndon B. John- acceptance address. victims, a loss of moral principle, and love that is Martin Luther civil rights activists met King at son to King's widow. Kiffer and Elizabeth Muller, a resources diverted from the fight King's legacy." what was an all-but-undisclosed The auction house put the over- Sotheby's expert on manuscripts for civil rights and the war's effect She'gave the letter to Belafonte location. all pre-sale estimate for the three who in 2006 discovered a printed in alienating other nations from after the funeral service, where he Belafonte said "confidentiality documents at $750,000 to $1.13 version of the jail letter, said the the United States, stood at her side. was required" to keep his own million, with the Vietnam speech Belafonte paper's were previously The Memphis notes, found in Belafonte said his personal celebrity as an entertainer from valued at $500,000 to $800,000. unknown to King archivists. King's pocket after he was gunned relationship with King began in obscuring the message and the Belafonte, a singer and actor, Some 10,000 King documents down April 4, 1968,on the balcony early 1956 when the preacher was cause that King was pursuing. was an early disciple of King and that his family had planned to of a Memphis motel, were given invited to speak at Harlem's Ab- "It was not my mission," he his host on King's visits to New auction at Sotheby's in 2006 were by Coretta Scott King to the late ssinian Baptist Church, then led said. "I didn't'need to be seen, I York dating from the mid-1950s. bought'or $32 million by the Stan Levison, a close friend who y the Rev. Adam Clayton Powell, needed to be felt." 'Four

Christmases'till celebrating Director won't return for sequel

Associated Press Associated Press Hardwicke, whose previous films of production, thanked Hard- include "Thirteen" and "Lords of wicke and said she did "an incred- LOS ANGELES —'*Twilight" di- LOS ANGELES —"Four Christmases" dug in for a long Dogtown," had the highest open- ible job in helping us to launch the rector Catherine Hardwicke won't be 'wilight'ranchise." holiday stay at theaters, remaining the top movie for a sec- ing ever for a female director wherI back for "New Moon," the sequel to "Twilight" "We have mandate ond straight weekend with $16.8million. made nearly $70 million as a studio a the hit teen vampire romance. in its first weekend, It's grossed over to bring the next installment in the Entertainment, which re- sc'reen The top 20 movies at U,S. and Canadian theaters Friday Summit $138 million in three weeks. franchise to the big in a timely "Twilight" month, said the '*I through Sunday, followed distribution studio, gross, leased last am sorry that due to timing I fashion so that fans can get more of by "New Moon" di- and'all number of theater locations, average receipts location, scheduled release of in will not have the opportunity to Edward, Bella of the charac- per 'New Moon,'" cre- total gross and number of weeks in release, as compiled late 2009 or early 2010 conflicts with rect Hardwicke said ters that Stephenie Meyer has Hardwicke's desired planning time. in a joint news release with ated," said Feig. Monday by Media By Numbers LLC:. Sunday The film, based on the second book Summit. "Directing 'Twilight'as Hardwicke did not return a call contin- her 1. "Four Christmases," Warner Bros., $16,755,478; 3,335 lo- in Stephenie Meyer's series, been one of the great experiences left on home phone Monday, forbidden relation- life, and am grateful to the but a man's voice on the outgoing cations; $5,024 average; $69,418,170,two weeks. ues to follow the of my I ship between vampire'Edward Cul- fans for their passionate support of message said in part: "We'e been wish Sum- kicked out the 'Twilight'dito- 2. "Twilight," Summit Entertainment, $13,046,722; 3,620 len and high schooler Bella Swan. the film. I everyone at of Kris- mit the best with the —'t is a rial, so we'e homeless, so please locations; $3,604 average; $138,402,068, three weeks. Stars Robert Pattinson and sequel ten Stewart will reprise their roles for great story;" leave your name and number after Erik Summit's president the tone." 3. "Bolt," Disney, $9,796,149; 3,516 locations; $2,786 aver- part two. Feig, age; $79,381,422, three weeks, I '4. "Australia," Fox, $7,050,261; 2,721 locations; $2,591 aver- 8 'age; $30,919,097,two weeks.

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Wednesday Levi Johnstone coach prepared us well," Idaho Men's The basketball — Argonaut forward Brandon Wiley said. will finish a road 'andals "Coach has showed us some at trip across the country. The University of Idaho of the ins and outs of their of- 4:30p.m. in a gaine against men's basketball team nearly fense." Carolina State in Or- South pulled off an upset victory on UI's defense forced 11 turn- angeburg, S.C. the road against Portland Uni- overs and held the team to 38 Thursday versity but fell short in the final percent shooting but gave up Women's basketball- seconds of play, 8 three pointers during the The team will return to The Vandals, 4-4, faced a game. Moscow after a tough loss Portland team that had already The Vandals held the re- to Long Beach State. The beaten Washington, Portland bounding advantage 32-29 but. Vandals play Pacific at 7 State and Idaho's Western Ath- had trouble at the free throw p.m. in Memorial Gym. letic Conference rival Nevada. line going just 13-21 to finish Sunday In the end the Vandals fell at a paltry 61,9 percent for the Women's basketball- 68-65 after a controversial play game. The Vandals will play at 2 where Idaho guard 'revor The assist to turnover ratio p,m. against the Washing- Morris'stole the ball and was was also a concern during the ton State Cougars. knocked down. No foul was contest. called and Portland kept pos- "We finished with 13 assists session of the ball. and 20 turnovers and that isn' , Vandals 40 watch The Vandals shot well from good enough at the Division I the field finishing the game at a level," Verlin said. "We have Amanda Morrow red-hot 57 percent. got to get better and we will. Swimming and diving It wasn't enough as the Van- We ran into a heck of a bas- dals turned the ball over 20 ketball team tonight and I am times during the game leading happy with the progress our to 22 Portland points. team is making at this point of "Tonight the players were the season." shown playing hard at the'Di- Portland native Mac Hopson vision I level on the road isn' finished the game with a team enough and they have to pay high 21 points for the Vandals attention to the details," Idaho and Wiley had UI's first dou- coach Don Verlin said. "j told ble-double of the year with 16 them in the locker room they points and 10 rebounds. should have a lump in their Portland was led by Nik Morrow recently broke stomach because we didn' Raivio who finished with 21 the University of Idaho one block out like we needed to, points. meter diving score record. we missed free throws, and the The Vandals travel to Or- The record, previously turnovers really cost us, We angeburg, S.C. 'ednesday held by Jennifer Hunkele, shot 57-percent and held them where the team will take on stood for 23 years. Mor- to 38-percent and lost. We have South Carolina State, The game row's score of 233.5 was got to get better at the details." is the Vandals'inal away game enough to make her No. 1 The Vandals were well pre- before Christmas. Tip-'off is set on the list in just the third pared to play in the game as the for 4:30p.m. Pilots never led more than The Vandals will turn around meet of her career. File photo by five at during and'lay South Carolina State Mac Hopson passes the ball to Brandon Brown during the basketball game points any point the Trevor Morris with Evergreen State University Nov. 14 in Memorial Gym. The Vandals nar- game. again at the Cowan Spectrum "They'e team an'd Men's basketball rowly lost 65-68 to the Portland University Pilots on Saturday. a good Dec. 17. 49ers saved by the bell

Scott Stone aged like nine points a game, and I know Argonaut personally I can score way more than nine points a game. I just want to be consistent," One point and half a second made the She said she's been working hard, Morris put up eight difference in Sunday's game when the and now it looks like her hard work is points off the bench for Idaho women's basketball team lost to paying off. the Vandals in their loss the Long Beach State 49'ers, 55-54. But Olorunnife's performance wasn' to Portland and got a key Down by one point with 16 seconds enough to get a win. She said the team is steal that could have re- left on the clock, the Vandals pulled down looking better but needs to learn to play sulted in a victory. The rebound 41 of the game and needed a lay- for 40 minutes. outside shooting marks- in to earn its third win of the season. "Ifyou want to win it you'e got to get man was two of four from The Vandals took two shots at a bas- after it.'You'e got to play the whole 40 beyond the arc and the ket, but when their second attempt finally minutes and we didn't play 40 minutes Vandals will need him to dropped, the officials reviewed it and ruled of basketball," she said. "We'e playing 'roduce if they hope to the shot was released after the buzzer. much better, and by the end of the season win in Western Athletic The last 16 seconds summed up the you guys are going to'see a huge differ- Conference play down the game. After going back and forth for 40 ence ...we'e growing every day." road. minutes, it was only appropriate the'game The Vandals took the lead early in the wasn't decided until the final buzzer. game but got too comfortable with their Yinka Olorunnife The Vandals struggled to block out and position and let the game slip their grasp. Women's basketball rebound, and in the end it cost them. The Olorunnife said once the teain took 49'ers out-rebounded the Vandals 52-43. the lead, they slowed down a little, and Leading in both scoring and rebound- that cost them. ing, Idaho's Yinka Olorunnife had the "Us taldng a step back means they'e fourth double-double of her career, scoring going to take two steps forward," she 20 points and pulling 'down 16rebounds. said. "That really cost Olorunnife's 16 rebounds set a new rebounding,us.*'esides Idaho didn' career high, and Sunday's game was take advantage of the opportunities her second consecutive game scoring they gave themselves. 20-plus points. The Vandals forced Long Beach State wasn't Olorunnife said she happy with to turn the ball over 28 times but convert- Kate Kucharzy4'Argonaut last year's performance and consistency ed those turnovers into 22 points. just University, of Idaho guard Derisa Taleni, receives a pass dur- Olorunnife was instru- is something she's on. "We didn't take advantage," Idaho improving ing the basketball game with Long Beach State. The Vandals mental in keeping the Van- "That's something live been working lost 54-55 in the last seconds of Sunday's game. dals close against Long on," she said. "Ithink last ear I onl aver- See BELL, page 13 Beach State. She poured t on 20 points and 16 re- bounds in the loss. It was the fourth double-double of Olorunnife's career. Track and field team Ands a Rey of sunshine

Did you know ... 1 jaimee Nlyers Washington University but The indoor track season sophomore. said. "She always works Both the University of Argonaut decided UI was the best begins in January, and the "Her improvements hard as has made the tran- men's fit'or Idaho and women' her. She said she met outdoor season starts in include her maturity and sition." basketball teams lost in Junior track and the coaches at UI April. leaderships skills," Phipps Phipps said Rey has a one possession ballgames. field athlete Ash- and decided to "My track experience said. "She works hard, and tendency to get nervous The women's team was de- Lee Rey has been run as a Vandal. has been good so far," Rey I think she leads exam- before her races, so it's his feated Long Beach State by by hard at work in When said. "The coaches are real- ple." to her in the 55-54 and the men lost at Rey job help get win- works have When was in mid- Portland 68-65. practice this trains, she ly good and we great Rey mindset to race. He said ter and is looking on improving her teammates." dle school, she said she did she has a great chance to Vandals to have another times and build- Rey said her teammates not enjoy running but was make a breakthrough in by solid year for the ing distance en- have been improving their told she was fast. the finals and be apart of the numbers Vandals. durance. Specifi- times because of the work- "Once I got into it, I real- the top.five in the Western be'en it," "Once P77he Rey is primarily -,,'ally she has outs her coaches have de- ly liked Rey said. Athletic Conference. percentage the 500-me-, / men's basketball a 400-meter runner running veloped. I reached high school, I Rey has played a sig- team shot against Portland and has improved AS])Lee ter sprints in sets "I'really want to have made it a goal to compete nificant role in the success University. her two personal '< of nine, which she another personal best time in college." of the 4 by 400 relay, and best times in both said is a different again this year," Rey said. Being a part of a team Phipps expects her to do "And en- ~ seconds it took the indoor and practice technique my goal at confer- where the seniors are the same this season. freshman Katie Hendricks to outdoor track season. from past seasons. ence is to make it to the couraging and where each "If I wasn't running, I swim the 50-yard fieestyle at A double major in jus- "At the beginning of the finals." team member is support- don't know what I would last weeks meet in Reno. The tice studies and sociol- school year we trained in Idaho coach Wayne ive at practices and races do to fill in. the time," Rey effort was good enough to ogy, Rey went to school in the arboretum," Rey said. Phipps said he saw a huge she said makes the team said. "I am such a com- secui'e her the Vandals first LewistonatLewistonHigh "And every time we take jump in Rey's performance unbeatable. petitive person, and run- ever victory while compet- School. She had consid- a 500 away we tend to get after her freshman year "She makes things easy ning keeps me on the right ing in Reno. ered running for Eastern quicker." with a great season as a for me as a coach," Plupps track." Tuesday, December 9, 2008 The Argonaut Page 13 MAKI NG A SPLASH Gators, Sooners meetin at BCS nationa tite arne

Eddie Pells iecord 702 points this sea- Spurrier coaches South Associated Press son. They ended the season Carolina now, and was the by becoming the first team only SEC coach to vote the There were seven teams Sooners No. in the since 1919to score 60-plus in 1 coaches'ive with one loss at the top of the straight games. poll. rankings, Two more were "We beat five ranked Who is the former Gators undefeated. teams and three ranked quarterback and 'ball coach'eams Another big BCSmess? as the last three games rooting for in the title game? Not this time. of the year," Sooners coach "I guess you naturally Nobody dominated the Bob Stoops said. 'That de- pull for your alma mater," last two months of college cided it," hesaid."B tIpull for Stoop- football like Oklahoma and This will be the first meet- sie all the time. IN be a little Florida, and the Gators and ing between these two power bit ofboth, Should be a good Sooners were easy picks to programs, each seeking their game." play in the national title game second title this decade. After Stoops turned despite having one loss each. Florida was an up-and- down the Gators, they hired The power programs with coming power and Oklaho- Ron Zook, then after three Heisman-worthy quarter- 'ma was a dediring oneback years, they tumed to Ur- backs and 12-1 records meet in 1998, when'Stoops decid- ban Meyer. He''rying for Jan. 8 in Miami. ed to leave his post as Gators Florida's second title in three Oklahoma was ranked defensive coordinator and seasons. Tebow has a chance first and Florida second in take his first head-coaching to become only the second the final BCS standings re- job with the Sooners. player to win back-to-back leased Sunday, They were In 2000, he helped Okla- Heismans. flip-flopped in the Associ- homa to ils seventh na- Two years ago, Meyer ated Press poll, which is tional title. Still, when Steve took some heat for lobbying not used in determining the Spurrier left Florida a year to get his team into the title BCS, but was used by BCS later, many Gators thought game. This time, he didn' chairman John Swofford as Stoops'eturn was only a . havetoworksohard. Itwas another way of validating matter of logistics. fairly clear-cut that if Florida the matchup. Stoops dedined, though, defeated a top-ranked Ala- ".One of the interesting saying he had everything a bama team in the SEC title aspects of where we aie, coach could ever ask for at game that the Gators would looking at the standings, is Oklahoma —nice campus, be going. that Florida and Oklahoma good boosters, fantastic re- "When I hear coaches are one or two in the Harris sources and, yes, even more sticking up for their team, poll, coaches'oll and even tradition than they'e simply the AP poII, which is not they had at "~en doing their Kate Kucharzyk/Argonaut used in the BCS standings," Florida. job," Meyer Swof'ford "But af- Sara Hansen competes in a diving during the Nov. 21 meet against Seattle said. I h8cIr said. competition "You University at the University of Idaho Swim Center. The Vandals won 162-100. have a consistency memories of ter a while, there with the human polls my time there CpcICh8S enough is on those same two teams," enough. The he said. periences," stickingg rules are in Including Texas, South- stoops said, Ij~ fpr place. Until it Simpson transferred to.Nevada ern California, Texas Tech, "ButIhad also changes, that' Penn . State and Alabama, been mak- their team, the way itis.- there were seven teams with ing my own A reality Ken Ritter beds and serves as the son were sentenced Friday L > 3,000 one loss in the BCS'inal top here at Okla- the/ r+ mosteveryone Associated Press on Jack- intake center for all new 10charges by Judge 10. Two m're —Utah and homa. I felt so can accept, southern Nevada prison in- ie Glass in Las Vegas, Boise State —finished unde- strongly about Slm P'Y save for third- LAS Clark Dis- VEGAS —O.J. mates. A County feated. what we were ranked Texas Simpson was transferred "It went as expected," trict Court found the dping their jury But only two had resumes doing and which from to a Ne- Yale two men Oct. 3 of 12 Monday jail said Simpson lawyer guilty like Florida and Oklahoma. positive about actually fin- vada state prison to begin Galanter, who said he kriew charges, including kidnap- JPb. Led by Tim Tebow, the what we were ished ahead of nine to 33 years for had been due to be armed robbery, as- serving Simpson ping, Gators rebound ed from doing, I want- Urban Oklahoma m . his convictions in sometime this week sault with a deadly weapon, felony moved their only loss to dominate ed to see it . the computer "a confrontation and conspiracy in gunpoint from the Clark County jail. burglary the next nine games, scoring through," Mp(ER rankings com- two memorabil- "We'e the 2007, confron- with sports actually expecting Sept. 13, more than 49 points a game He has Florida coach ponent of the he'l tation. The dismissed ia dealers, a state corrections that be assigned to judge wins that culminated won six con- BCS. Nevada two coercion charges officia said. one of the southern felony with a 31-20 victory over ference cham- The Long- arrived at at sentencing. Simpson, 61, prisons." Alabama on Saturday for the pionships and this will be homsfinishedinathree-way Desert State Prison in trial co-defen- Simpson, Stewart and High Simpson SEC tide. the fourth time he's played tie in the nation's toughest Indian "C.J." Stew- four former co-defendants Springs, Deparlment dant Clarence Sam Bradford was the for the national title. division —the Big 12 South were accused of robbing of Corrections spokeswom- art remained Monday at same kind of force for Okla- "He had a wonderful —but were denied a spot in Detention memorabilia dealers an Suzanne Pardee said. the Clark County two homa.'The Sooners lost 45-35 situation there," said Spur- the title game because of the all-male medium secu- showed. at in a cramped The Center, jail records gunpoint to Texas in October, but sill rier. "No reason to get out of tiebreaker, which looks to rity prison, about 45 miles Stewart, 54, received 7 to room at th'e Palace Station ended up with an NCAA- there." the BCS stanchngs. northwest of Las Vegas, has 27 years when he and Simp- casino hotel. Wolves bounce Wittman John Krawczynskl coaching job, that this is a It was an interesting Associated Press full-time coaching job. He twist to news that was ex- HOgD R+90N is to concentrate on it 100 pected after the Timber- MINNEAPOLIS percent. That's the com- wolves (4-15) were embar- When Minnesota Timber- mitment he gave me and rassed in a 23-point home wolves owner Glen Taylor I'm confident that's what' loss to the Clippers on Sat- fired Randy Wittman on best for this team." urday night that McHale Monday and asked Kev- McHale said he sees called "unacceptable." in McHale to step in, he the coaching job not on "It just looks like the didn't just make a coach- an interim basis but as a guys are very beaten ing change. "long-term commitment." down," McHale said. Taylor changed the en- General manager Jim Stack "They'e only played 19 tire complexion of an or- and assistant GMs Fred ames this season. They anizational structure that Hoiberg and Rob Babcock av'e 63 games left. It's no as featured McHale at the will take over his executive time to be beaten down. top of the totem pole f'o r. duties, meaning McHale There's still time to rally the last 13 years. will no longer have the fi- and get going." Not only did Taylor nal say on personnel deci- The team didn't seem ask McHale to take over sions. to be responding to Witt- as coach of a young, con- The move appears to be man's hard-nosed style fidence-strapped team, but a demotion, but McHale and has not taken. the steps he also relieved McHale of will remain involved in the forward Taylor expected the vice president of bas- decision-making process in the second year of a re- ketball operations title he and seems satisfied with building plan following has held since 1995. his new role. the trade of Kevin Garnett. "There are a few peo- "We'l all talk and go ,"Certainly we are way le in this league who over decisions and every- behind where I hoped we ave taken on roles where thing else," McHale said would be at this time," they'e been coaches and of the new hierarchy. "It' Taylor said. general managers, but I just that, with the full-time This was the fourth NBA think that's a very diffi- coaching, it's just hard to coaching firing this season cult 'hing," Taylor said. assume both mantles on following PJ. Carlesimo +SON clear when I said to Kevin jump in with both feet on Jordan '(Washington) and 9am - 11a2+8< that I am offering him the this." Sam Mitchell (Toronto).

the game until the end, not starts." ' BELL giving'up until the clock The Vandals don't have ~ ran out, and that's some- much time before con- ~ ~ from page 12 8-30am I thing Newlee said he was ference play begins, and happy about, Newlee said his team still to4pm coach Jon Newlee said. "I 'liked the way we has to get stronger. Saturda "This was a game we stayed in the game when "Some of these guys 't 3th needed to take advantage they made their run, and have got to get tougher," of (turnovers) and we re- we made a good come- he said. "If they'e going ally did not. It was like back," he said. "It's our to be playing all the time both teams were trying to first really close game, and they'e got to get tougher. UNIVERSITY. OF IDAHO ree if, give it to each other and these guys haven't been The strong'urvive, espe- we ended up giving it in under that pressure, so cially in the WAC. Overall Saokstare with purchase: 0 the end." that was good to get it un- I'm glad it's not time for gltl- oustomer. s 1 per Available last. The Uandals,did stay in der our belts before WAC the WAC yet." Page 14 The Argonaut Tuesday, December $', 2008 Advertisement —visit www.govandals.corn

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into a quick 3-pointer as the shot dock Hopson finished with 21 points and - exp', but Robin Smeulders tied up Brandon Wiley earned Idaho's first Brandon Wiley on the rebound and the double-double of the season with 16. jump ball gave possession back to the points and 10 zebounds. Marvin Jeffer- home team. Nik Raivio hit both free son scored 13points in 20 minutes and throws after Idaho was forced to foul Morris finished with eight points off of with three seconds remaining and Mac the bench. Hopson's heave at the horn was off to Idaho got off to a strong start by scor- the left. ing the first four points and ip'abbing a "Tonight the players were shown five-point lead at 7-2 and agan at 94 at playing hard at the Division I level on the 16:42 mark Portland fought back the road isn't enough and they have to tie the score at 9-9 and the score was to pay attention to the details,'daho again tied at12-12 at the 14:34mark The coach Don Verlin said. "Itold them in the Vandals sco?ed the next basket to move locker room they should have a lump in ahead 14-12, but the Pilots grabbed their stomach because we didn't block their first lead by scoring the r?ext eight out like we needed to, we missed free points and continuing on a 13-2 run to throws, and the tumovers?cally cost us. earn a 25-16 lead with 10:14remaining .?0 We shot 57-percent and held them to 38- in the half. Idaho kept the margin under percent and lost. We have got to get bet- 10'points and eventually cut Portland's ter at the details." lead to 35-30 at halftime. Idaho connected on 24-of-42 shots Portland scored a quick basket to i ~ i from the floor and held a 32-29 re- open the second half, but Idaho re- lt ie I II I s li 10-0 40-37 PORTLAND, Ore. —The University bounding advantage, but committed 14 sponded with a run to gain a unforced hit 13-of-21 with remaining. Pi- of Idaho men's basketball team shot 57- tumovers and just advantage 16:52 The free throws. lots retook lead at but the Van- percent from the floor, but 20 turnovers (.619) the 41M, fiom the 44-43 translated to 22 points foi the Portland Portland shot just 38-percent dals regained advantage at at the shots than the 14:48mark Portland hit 3-pointer Pilots as the Vandals fell 68-65 on the floor and took 11 more a oment:erne road. Idaho. The Pilots hit eight 3-pointers on its next possession to change the lead 11 the Pilots Despite the turnover trouble, Idaho in the contest and finished with just for final time, althot?gh the would lead than fiive (4-4) had opportunities to steal a victory tumovers. never by more "We finished 60- late in the contest. Trailing 66-65 with 44 with 13 assists and 20 points. Idaho tied the score at 51-51, isn't ori tumovers and that good enough at 60, and for the flnal time at 64-64 with upiusls seconds remaining, T?evor Morris seem- the Division I level. We have to 1:27remaining. ingly came away with a steal and was got get better and we will. We ran into a heck of Idaho its final road game be- knocked down fiom behind by a Port- plays basketball team and am hap- fore Christmas with contest South land (5-2) player. No foul was called, a tonight I a at with the progress our team is making Carolina State Wednesday (Dec. 10) at a ainst py ers however, and the Pilots were given the ball out of bounds. Portland was forced at this point of the season," Verlin said. 4:30p.m. PT. MOSCOW —The Idaho three rebounds, dished two women's basketball team assists and tied a career had a chance to steal a vic- high with her second five- tory in the final seconds steal game of the season. Morrow Sets School Diving Record of Sunday's game against The game started out Long Beach State, but De- slowly, as neither team got Reno, Nev.- The Univer- taking on those risks," Jager come dose. ThaYs the kind risa Taleni's shot. as time much going in the first five sity of Idaho Swimming and said, "because diving is so of prog?ess we'e made," expired rolled off the rim minutes, as Idaho led just Diving Team left Nevada much about just taking those Jager said, "Katie and these and the Vandals fell 55-54 7-6 at the 15:03 mark, .but with a new school record and risks and making the dives." younger girls are really help- on Sunday. Idaho went on a 7-0 run to a lot to look forward to after Stephanie Cox was anoth- ing that progress." "It was our first really take a 14-6 lead at the 12:26 Saturday's performances. er Vandal to step up Saturday Sam antha Hammerly close game and these guys mark. LBSU went on a run Vandal Senior, Amanda in only her second 1-meter looked better than she has haven't been under that 'of its own and tied the game Morrow's performance of diving competition. With a all year, Jager said. Ham- pressure, so that was good at 18 with 6:02 remaining, 233.5 in the 1-meter div- score of 212.05 the freshman merly swam to a 4:47.13sec- to get under our belts before then outscored Idaho 9-4 ing event replaced Jennifer moved into fourth place all- ond place finish in the 400 the (Western Athletic Con- over the remainder of the Hunkele's 23-year-old score time at Idaho for the contest. IM along with a third place ference) season starts," Ida- half and took a 27-22 lead at the top of Idaho's all-time Katie Hendricks gave the finish in the 50-yard breast- ho head coach Jon Newlee into the break. list. The record came in Mor- Vandals their first ever win stroke with a 32.10. said. "They kept going all "There was a big dif- row's third competition ever, at Reno in any event with The hard work the team the way to the end." ference between the two after joining the dive team her performance in the 50- put in to get in shape for the The name of the game halves and I told them it' in the fall for its first season yard fieestyle. The fresh- season is now paying off and on Sunday for Idaho (2-5) a 40-minute game, it's not since coming back to Idaho. man's time of 24.56 came in will make the rest of the sea- was missed opportunities. a 20-minute game," Newlee Head Coach Tom Jager is just ahead of her teammate, son easier, Jager said. The Vandals were just 12 of said. "We didn't match their The Vandals will look to pleased with how the diving Staci Stratton, who touched "I'm really with 22 from the free throw line, intensity in the first half. In happy continue the fun after Christ- program has progressed in the wall at 24.71, to help the the shape the team has got- missed a number of lay-ups the second half, we did and mas break on Jan. 23, when its inaugural season he said. Vandals go 1-2 in the event. ten into this year," Jager said. and short-range shots and it was a different story." will host Washington "Qiong Jie has been doing "When we were down "Now for the rest'of the sea- they didn't take full advantage Beach State ex- State University. Long, a great job so far, but the div- here two years ago we didn' son they can just have fun of 28 Long Beach State (24) tended its lead to 31-22 over ers are really stepping up and win a race, we didn't even with it and swim." tumo vers. the flrst two, minutes of the "It's a one-point, game second half before Otero and we missed 10 free nailed a 3-pointer to spark throws," Newlee said. the Vandals into an 8-2 run "You'e got to make lay- to battle back within three. ups and you'e got to make Idaho'attled into a tie at free throws. Those are little 36-36 at the 11:13 mark things." that tightened the game for T1ie Vandals forced 28 good. Long Beach State ex- "PACK THE HOUSE" turnovers and turned those tended to a four-point lead into 22 points, while the at 46-42 with 5:41 remain- I'g'CAACHALLENGE 49ers forced 13 Idaho tum- ing, but Idaho tied it back 'j'p3 overs, which turned into 15 up just 39 seconds later and points. Bothteamswereeven neither team led by more fg in second-chance points at than three points from then Women's Basketball 16 each, even though LBSU on out. out-rebounded Idaho 52-43, Olorunnife hit a running i vs. Washington State while Idaho, despite field- layup with 48 seconds to ing a much smaller line-up, go and Idaho got a good held a 24-15 advantage in defensive stop to set up the Sunday, December 14th points in the paint. final possession, but Taleni Sophomore Ymka Olo- put up a short-range shot in '? 2 pm in the runnife had hq'r second- a lot of traffic and couldn' straight 20-point game,'s get it to fall. Rachele Kloke Cowan Spectrum she put in 20 and grabbed grabbed the rebound for a 16 rebounds, a career-high quick put-back and banked and a tie for the most by a it in, but the clo'ck had al- Help set an attendance record player in the, WAC this sea- ready expired. in the Cowan Spectrum son. 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Thank you for picking up. this edition of In Cue, the programming guide for KUOI. First, a few wor'ds about the station. KUOI was founded in 1945, making it one of the na- tion's oldest college radio stations —and one of ' select few that are completely.freeform, much less owned and operated by students. This edition comes later in the year than we 'might've liked, but we hope that 'you'l find it interesting and'hat you'l either begin or con- 'inue to listen to KUOI and its wealth of diverse programming. In the Palouse, we'e at 89.3FM, but worldwide you can listen online at Andy Jacobson 8y> www.'uoi.org. Station Manager 'ecause the staff. didn't submit profiles to me, I'e instead gone through their Facebook Favorite TV Shows: The West pages and excerpted what I think they'd like to Wing, C-SPAN higghlight. Activities: KUOI

Marcus'Kellis

Mike Siemens, Music Director Program

Director'nterests: + Favorite TV Show: Golden Girls. I like stuff that is, and I don't like stuff'that 'ool. I'm not interested in.

@rant to be 8, volunteer dj for the spring '09 sern.ester?

check out the application Beau Baker 'ake Sellen dj ¹ws Director Productioh Director starting on page 6. Interests: Cats Favorite Music: The Doors, Political Views: Apathetic Sublime, Steppenwolf Favorite Movies: War Games, The Chipmunk Adventure Tueschgr,'ecember 9, 2008 Iruok Page 8 Nine or so album previews from this year

Among KUOI's non-DJ programming lies our nightly feature, Hercules and Love Affair, Hercu- Tobacco, Fucked U Friends Album Preview. It's exactly what it sounds like: every night at les and Love Affair Tobacco, part of we the enigmatic Black 10:30 p.m., feature a new album or reissue,:in its entirety, Yells, ~tote ration Moth Super Rain- without censorship or breaks. Following is a list of some of the Beck, Nlod~en Guilt bow, released his albums we'e featured so far in 2008, with more going on un- debut this year. The til Friday of Dead Week. Album Preview will resume Flying Lotus, ~tos An ales music is very much with our like BMSR, with spring schedule in late January. Daedelus, Love to Make Music To funky keyboard Shugo Tokumaru, Exit loops and messed- To from up drums and synths. The videos to Herrmann's "Psycho" quote score. the five-star re- II'l'"-'' ':- 'r'.",-'-"'jljltfj" which this is ostensibly the sound- ects for Niusicians "'iew track (Google for "Hairy Candy" and Fligbt'of the Concbords, ~FR bt of . published "Hawker Boat") are bizarre, hilarious Nick Cave 8f the Bad Seeds, ~Di the Conchords earlier this year collages of found footage, 80s porn Are there in the Argonaut: any and cheesy video effects. students present "Tokumaru sings The Okmonibs, Party Fever!!! who are still unfa- only in his natfve The Spinto Band, Moonwink japanese, but the Wye Oak, If Children miliar with this New Zealand duo, of a music transcends The Microphones, The Glow Pt. 2 commended and this linguistic obstacle. I do not know con'- Dungen, 4 hilarious TV show what he sings of, but I know the .S of the same. name viction in his voice. The songs, though Bhtxen Trapper, Furr ftmbfent on HBO/ If check it out, "The Most as a rule upbeat, are not one-note af- so: — This album was Beautiful Girl (In the Room)" fulfills fairs (excuse the pun) they are mul- Juana Molina, Un Dia tifaceted and from time to time mel- curated by Paul the promise of the title, "Ladies of the Department of Eagles, In Ear Park a KUOI 'ickow, World" and "Mutha'uckas" are good ancholic." alum, and E*Rock, funny songs in the sense that they en- The Replacements, Pleased to also known as Eric, tertain, but they'e good songs absent 2008 Meet ine Mast, brother to the cleverness of the lyrics, too. E'Vax'f Ratatat. Little Teeth, Child Bearin Man The Replacements, T~i Sun Kil Moon, ~Aril Seventeen tracks Tbe ~Dn't Tell a Bonnie "Prince" Billy, ~Lie Dow i Replacements, are featured by artists from here and Dosh, Wolves and Wishes Soul abroad (with a special emphasis on t~be Li bt Portland, present home to Messrs. Steve Reich, Da iel Variations Fleet Foxes, Fleet Foxes The Replacements, All Shook Dickow and Mast). Take special note Down of the tracks by. Bird Show and Mud- Boris, Smile Lykke Li, Youth Novels Rhino Records, boy, hewing close to Brian Eno's defi- Man Man, Rabbit Habits a Warner Bros..sub- . nition of ambient music as that which CSS, ~Danke sidiarv, this year

re-'ssued should as as interest- Knives, ~Su erabundance Re- be ignorable it is Young lenny Lewis, A~cid Ton ue all seven ing. : The Rilo Kiley placements albums; the first wave was Chin Chin, Chin Chin —"— frontw oman's 'sec- Wolf Parade, At Mount Zoomer ond solo album of those released features a cast of on Twin/Tone, and I rum vid Sigur Ros, Med sud e thousands, among this, the second, was of those released them Elvis Cos- on Sire. All of them are worthwhile, to the Sea and almost all of them are great, both as Silver Jews, Lookout Nlountain tello, Zooey De- schanel original releases and as reissues. Rhino French Kicks, ~Swi min Lookout Sea and M. . Ward (who togeth- generously provides B-sides, demos, Someone Still Loves You Boris Tilly and the Wall, 0 er are She & Him, releasing an albu'm and live 'versions, b'esides remastered Yeltsin, ~pere in under that name this year). It's an audio. The Replacements are an under- Stebmo, Stebmo from her first, providingim-'rovement appreciated, wonderful punk gmup. Times Start "Left Dial" "Alex The Old Haunts, Poisonous tbulbs kind of a reverse of the.last RK album. wjth of the or Fujiya R Nliyagi, ~ti Chilton," or "Can't Hardly Wait," or... The Weird Weeds, I Nliss This The title track and "Carpetbaggers" Zomes, Zomes are highlights. Lake, Oh the Places We' Go. al- Animal Collective, Water Curses ~ome (the One of the most A four-song bum) might be ~LAKE delightful albums of teaser EP between described as a se- The Dutchess and the Duke, She' albums (2007's ries of sketches, or t e Dutchess He's t e Duke tone avant-garde assuming a11d sim- tracks and the upcoming poems. The The Booty Chesterfield Trio, ple, which is exactly are brief, wordless, what they should be. Pavilion), Water th'ey all begin- and sixteen ' ~ur e 'tandout end with fades, and there are "Blue Ocean Blue" all sound like they'e track must be the of them. They are highlights.'ecommended for fans chainsmoker's who have been run strange and beautiful "Street Flash." of other ba'nds fmm Olympia. Among reverb and phasered key- over by a truck, too. boards lay shrieks that evoke Bernard Deerhunter, Microcastle See ALBUMS, page 4 Page 4 Iruot. Tuesday, December 9, 2008. I ' ALBUMS Bart Davenport, pJaaes Milli from page 3 A Block of Yellow, ~Di I Drt Suns Amanda Palmer, WhII Killed Richard Pinhas and Merzbow, r. memo K~eio Li and h NewKi vi al Gang Gang Dance, $aint Super XX Man, VoJumggLII. 8f.the Hawk, gyllphna Gregory ¹e~ie~~n T~1e s Th e'll Be Di ds ~Ki c il TV On the Radio, Dear5g~ice The Decemberists, Alwra~s~he I-. cuumm" Miniature Tigers, Tell It to the Brid smai: A Sin I e ies Volcano . French Miami, French Miami t ndYo Ae t a Don't bother Parts B.Labor,~Recei ers looking for this on The Lines, ~Flo B nk CD: it'.s exclusive Though OM's been making the The Tough Alliance, A New to vinyl and digi- Wild Beasts, Limbo Panto same album, more Chance tal outlets. BValette or less, since at Plame" is a love least~he uuiau i Bloc Party, ~lntima song to the'outed T~win iYs a great Women,-Women CIA agent, and The KUOI KUOIRNER, album, ~Lmpiin, "I'm Sticking With Recent visitors a music column, sometimes trips to Moscow from Yourn is a cute cover of a cute Velvet weekly A- B- over itself with re- Calgary, Wo'men Undergiound song. The and appears weekly in the to the album's sides that this album is composed of gard is proggy folk. The Argonaut on Tuesdays, ,concept . —. Kevin album cover of were released in the manner they were Baines pretends he's a gay black this one is not to be because, according to rumor, the next written by KUOI Music — will cross dresser, or something? the missed. Decemberists record be a concept Director Marcus Kellis. songs, especially "Id Engager," need album, and they had these songs ly- neither apology nor explanation.!t's Azeda Booth, In ing around. pop music for dancing, from Athens, Flesh Tones Look for it again in the it's and'ba- Various artists, Children of the Ga., and multisyllabic Ann's roque'and slutty. Lou Reed, Berlin: ive at St. @go spring semester. Warehouse I'm Noah and the Whale, Peaceful from Barcelona, Who Killed 'I'

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Applications are due by January 28. Turn in your completed application to the applications mailbox on the vrall in KUOI's lobby, in the third Qoor. of the Student Union Building.

Name:

Local address:

Phone number:

Email:

UI student ID number, if available:

Have you been a DJbefore at KUOI? How have you been exposed to KUOI in the past, if at all? Yes / No If so, when were you last a DJ? VTho trained you? How often do you listen to KUOI? Are you interested in: CI Student staff positions or workstudy positions at KUOI? Favorite show/D J? 0Helping with live remote broadcasts? VThich other radio stations do you listen to? 0H eviewing new musie? oPromoting KUOI?

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VTbat vrill you title your show? Please list 5ve albums you'e been listening to recently, and vThat you like about them.

How would your sbovT benefit lis- teners and KUOI's programming?

Please list five genres you vrould play on your show.

In 80 or fewer vTords, please write a brief description ofyour sbovT for KUOI publications and promotion.

Please list five songs v7ith which you might begin your first sbovT.

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KUOI is a free-forxnat, student-run radio station providing students and community mexnbers with an opportunity to learn xnore about radio and music. Your experience at KUOI should not be a xneans to make a name for yourselfby duplicating the hits you hear on Top 40 radio and the typical DJbanter thereof. DJs are selected by their in- terest in educating themselves about music and becoming aware of rare and obscure xnusic that lies within our expansive library. It is imperative that our volunteer DJs understand and respect KUOI as an establishment. Your performance as a DJis a re- flection ofyour commitment; KUOI staff is not obligated to rehire DJs, and retains the right to terminate DJs who do not abide by PCC or KUOI policies.

By signing this DJapplication, you agree to: ~ Explore the KUOI library Act professional and courteously to staff, volunteers, and vis- itors, on-air and in person ~ Be responsible for your time slot every week of the academic semester in which classes meet ~ Attend required DJxneetings ~ Abide by all KUOI and FCC policies, in accordance with http: //

. kuoi.corn/dj/ ~ Respect tliat theft from KUOI will be considered a criminal act, punishable by prosecution and/or referral to the Dean of Students, if applicable

Do not sign this application unless you agree to all of th.e above. statements.

Signature: Date:

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sessing a music video search, Elbows also allows you to Stereogum —Stereogum.corn sea'rch thousands of artists and If Internet music blogs had tracks. Besides the "hottest" a Rolling Stone, they could posts, tracks, and artists of call it StereogQm. They'e blogosphere (man, I still love comprised of pool of indie/ that word! ) you can download alt rock hipsters and concert by album or individually. But goers, uploading news, al- they don't just provide a link bum reviews, a sma]ler selec- to said MP3 track, you must tion of MP3s, but neverthe- g click to the original posting. less is a good.way to feel like But, hey, the site updates ev- your cooler than your are. ery 15 minutes. Music for Robots-music. The Hype Machine- for-robots.corn hypem.corn The dot and the dash in the

, This is the go-to place to URL is important start if you have something here. M4Rs loves in mind, or if you just want the fun, and the to peruse the new tracks that odd, and.the vis- By jake Seiien like these may only give you are uploaded to'he music ceral, music that that 30 second sample that tugs at heart There are a lot of things just wets the tongue. But strings and what you can do these days when wouldn't you rather just find else, music (and you surf around on the net. - some free music? No catch, games) for your (And yes, some of those no frills, just tunes? robot overlords!. things don't have to involve "F***.yes",you say? a locked door...) Many surf- Many gigabytes of music You Ain't No Picasso- ers can attest to an extended and albums are posted on- blogosph«e Hype searches youaintnopicasso.corn trek through the netherworld line for evaluation purposes. thousands «music blogsI Always a. great place for of hyperlinks, clicks, and These sites are make up a just anything indie-'oriented; band, searches. You really never a small portion of the total pppu»«racks dis'covery/info, including know what .you may find. blogosphere. the day with the option to truckloads of new and older That's part of the fun. Music bloggers, contrlbu- purchase the CD via Amazon mp3s. "Cubism is so blah...." or iTunes, Like Elbows, — But what better wav to aim- tors, and lots of promotional Hype See DIGITAL, page 11 lessly kill a couple hours in materials all help feed this doesn t »nk di«ctly « t~e, search of new, awesome, and monster called the Aggrega- song. so make s«e to «ad ever'I-more awesome, music tor. the original blog post to grab to add to your repertoire? ~ the MP3! Many still g« their mu- I gg Ig Attacl of tl e Music sic these days from CDs, but more and more ar'e dis- Fibo~s elbp ws covering music portals like 'Don'tbeweirdedoutbythe OK, 'now 'that you have Pitchfork Media or Last.fm odd URL, E]bows calls, itself, a grasp on how to search . that help you search through the mpst'cpmprehens;ve mu though these bloggy-thing's catalogs of titles and similar sic blpg aggregatpr'. and. they here's a short list of my..most WWW IIO Dr artists. The downside of sites'can live up tp it Npw pps visited music blogs: '< ~ ' '+ '~" .Jg q" |~A" 'foie.'a X3g f +5/~~'+~> Ci N '- ~gg ~s ~>Qr '.,4 '"~.. " .~ > '~4K'' . U.'-'X Page 10 kuoi. Tuesday, December 9, 2008 looks suspiciously free DIGITAL (i.e. leaked albums), or 'from page 9 if someone tries Radio- head's approach and ~ %Hive - 3hive.corn just has you justify Want a piece of the. . Sharing the shar- your own payment.. ing is their motto, and 'Share and . share 3Hive does a lot of it, alike's the motto that one handful of. tracks fits well with social In- at a time. A vast array ternet sites like these. of genres here, new ...Ormaybe it's 'they space-funk rock gems scratch. your back, you to acoustic punk-pop scratch the 'artists'? Ei- there, and anything in ther way, you'l likely between. buy your respected art- All bloggers love ists album and tickets, their music, and they'l because you loved the support it to the ends songs 'so much, right? of the earth by pur- Why would you want ~ 5 ~ ~ chasing their works. to short change your Many blogs only pub- new favorite up-and- lish songs if they have coming-band? OK, it' a tangible copy of the makes sense if they song /album —and have were The Killers, but to answer to the art- really... free music, ist or label if anything GO! The University of Idaho student magazine is hiring a new art director

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Yes, it is.a bit late in the semester for this feature, but perhaps you'l find some- thing you like within the next couple weeks. Let's just say it's for posterity's sake. Monday lbesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 6 a.in. .The Steam The Sunday .7 a.m. Hea Short Stop Powered Hillbilly Morning Meta Vegetable with Bonds Turntable Deluxe Jazz and 8 a.m. Coffee Patch - Lisa Short Show 4 Show Blues

9 a.m. -. 'Democracy Now! 8:30a.m. - 9:30a.m. The '- 10'a.in." — .- -Awesome The Palouse

'1 'An Coupled Sound 'ohnny The Corn Baby Muntch 'clectic ~ a.ln. Oscillato pcs Going Ballgame Show! Fighting Mix Down Show League 12 p.m. This Bel Ane 1 p.m. Program The Emily American Voltron (Beautiful Powers! Show! Erin The'iterary Death .2 p.m. Donkey) :; Life;;

3 p.ln. Democracy Now! 8:30a.m. - 9 30 a.m. Putumayo Lava Juice 4-p.m. Moscow w/ Bron- Cuss Lady 40 Acres One Man Politics tosaurus; Words Voltron and a Vintage 5 p.m. Brad Wall with Clone Jazz Mule ..'INGS . 'WINGS COUNTFRSPIN Maggie | 6p ~ m. Free Speech Radio News 6 p.'m ;,- 6:30p.m. This Way Out COUNTERS PIN 1 Man-Date 'C-" 7. p.m.. The Rock- A History

MOdernity Brea kin'0 with Soylent chucker of Sound A-Rave Marcus 8 p.m. Show Sucks Recordings White Kellis 9 p.m. Baby Epic Musics y's The Future Rock and The Johnny Hillbil Sound of. Stereopathic A Night in of the Rock and Sessions the Life Centuries Rolling Ballgame 10 p.m. Moscow Hills Show Roll Show and before. 11 p.m. Album Preview 10:30p.m. - 11:30p.m.

12 a.m. An Houi of BJ with The. The Death Night DarkStar 2 gu)ls. 1 a.m. BiII and Beatdown Rawesome Plankton Ripper Radio 1 mic. .Joe 2 a.m.