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) message boards, breaking news, archive search, photo slide shows & weather whom the For "What do you tell TacoBell tolls: a woman with [The controvarsuccntmues] two black eyes? usl a BY GRRCE LUCRS vance to have an item on the News Writer agenda of a specific meeting," says BSUFacilities planner Dean Student and faculty gover- Gunderson. "To say it wasn't nance are questioning whether planned to go to the Board when Nothing you Boise State President Bob Kustra students and faculty are gone is a ., properly followed procedure discredit to the intelligence of the when he sold the naming rights executive office." haven't already of the Pavilion to Taco Bell. Gunderson is actively boycot- The questions arise from alle- ting Taco Bell, as are many orga- • gations Kustra may have twisted nizations throughout the coun- told her twice:' Idaho State Board of Education try. bylaws by negotiating the con- Kustra defends the contracts as tracts himself, possibly sidestep- a great opportunity for the uni- ping the approval of the "institu- versity and by pointing out a lo- tional community," required by cal family, not Yum!Brand Foods, the board. owns the restaurants that bought en. The result is it often sounds like it is women But Kustra may be well within BY CRRDLYN MICHRUD the Pavilion naming rights. ASSistant naws editor who are doing something wrong, almost as if the bounds of his authority be- "We do know for a fact that they they were inviting the violence and abuse. cause the' term "institutional do not receive or purchase any This joke is funny isn't it?At least, it is un- However, according to Katz this is not the community" is not clearly de- of their tomatoes from Florida," less you are a woman who knows what case saying that men are at the heart of the fined. In the past, renaming of says Kustra. "We feel here in the it Is like to be abused. It is unless you problem. He believes that whether a man is buildings has not always in- northwest somewhat removed are a friend, brother, son, cousin, or personally guilty of the crime or not, he needs volved consultation with faculty from that problem." neighbor of a battered woman. It to step up to the plate to help put a stop to the and students. Some feel in this Kustra also said that he signed is funny unless you are someone problem. case it should. onto the deal with the good of the who cares about women, some- "Gender violence prevention is a leadership Associate professor of anthro- university in mind. "If I thought one who is strong and brave issue for men", he said, "We need more men pology Bob McCarl said the stu- for a second that entering into enough to take a stand to help who have the courage to stand up to these is- dents and faculty should have this contract would damage our prevent violent crimes against sues." been asked through their respec- reputation I wouldn't enter into women. Instead ofbeing defensive about these topics, tive senates before the contracts it." These crimes are not fun- Katz believes men should realize that they can were signed because classes are Athletics Director Gene ny, and they are' not just be a part of the solution. He said all men should held in the Taco Bell Arena each Bleymaier said that Taco Bell has about women. Jackson try to be role models for young children, espe- semester. had a four and a half year rela- Katz, one ofAmerica's lead- cially boys, by showing them positive ways to . "Faculty Senate bylaws state tionship with the university prior ing anti-sexist male activist interact with the opposite gender. that the Faculty Senate is the only to this summer's contract and and founder of the Mentors Katz became interested in helping fight gen- voice of the faculty," says McCarl. , these complaints are new to him. in Violence Prevention der violence during his first few years of college He says Kustra could have ap- "Until now, there has not been (MVPl program, said, "This when he realized how much of an impact this proached the senate for their one complaint or concern raised is a men's issue, not a.worn- had ori the women around him. " opinion, but has yet to do so. about our association, part- an's problem. "The threat of men's violence is a daily is- Associated Students of BSU nership with Taco Bell," said Katz argues by labeling sue in women's lives", said Katz. As a man he Sen. Ramiro Castro said Kustra Bleymaier. He said that the Taco violence against women a felt he could help do something about this. He should have also consulted with Bell logo has been in the Pavilion woman's issue, the continues to work towards making the world a the student Senate about the for a year. ' focus is shifted safer place for women. planned contract. Kustra feels his actions -have from men to Katz said ultimately the biggest obstacle fac- Castro says that his concern is served to benefit the university, wom- ing the struggle against women's violence is that the Kustra Administration the students and the pavlllon. "I how mainstream it has become. The way wom- acted without proper consider- really think that we tried to act en are featured in the media helps perpetuate ation to allegations of slave labor in good faith and all of this that these crimes and makes them seem normal. conditions on the Florida farms has come to our attention lately This leads to the belief that seeing, hear- where some of Taco Bell's par- ~svery late because the contract Ing, or even joking about abuse is ac- ent company Yum! Brand Foods' is signed and underway and you ceptable. tomatoes are grown. However, don't just go around breaking Katz said our country needs greater Castro stresses he is not upset contracts willy-nilly," he said. social awareness about this grow- with Kustra himself. In the meantime, McCarl is ing problem said Katz. We, men "I just want to express to the sponsoring an anti-contract and women alike, need to stand President that this is not a knock Faculty Senate resolution later up, take charge, and fight against on him. I have a great respect for this month and says a two thirds violence of all types. the guy," Castro said. He points vote from the full faculty could out that the timing of the con- result in Kustra's signature being tracts made a cross-campus di- voided from the contract. McCarl alogue difficult. "I don't know hopes that the senate can discuss what happened this summer but the implications of BSU aligning I plan to find out," Castro said. itself with a corporation he says Kustra brought the issue to the has a damaged national reputa- Board of Education in a meeting tion. last June when most students and "To be in a sponsorship of this faculty were gone. Student Body magnitude with a corporation President David Morriss said that has an unconscionable re- that he and Student Body Vice cord in terms of wages and treat- President Tom Labrecque were ment offarm workers is a real slap not told of the plan until minutes in the face," says McCarl, who has before the Board of Education been involved with Idaho farm unanimously voted to approve it. worker's rights advocates for "We were not asked our opin- years. ion," Morriss said. His adminis- Working in ASBSU,Sen. Castro tration has not yet made an of- recently introduced a bill hoping ficial statement about the con- to bring the contract to the atten- tract. tion of the students. The bill is be- .Others say the summertime ing revised in committee after its meeting may have been strate- first senate reading last week. gic. "You have to plan well in ad- Increase, Your political sauuu With "Swing Party" today on SUB patio Agency, and others will pres, representatives. of political par- Other students are frustrated by TDRRIE RRE MRRTlNDRLE ent their views at the event. ties and interest groups. "Many smear campaigns and destruc- Special to the Rrblter people are still unclear on who tive tactics of the candidates in- Democratic, Republican, and Green Party representatives will In an effort to increase the . they are going to vote for in the volved, Gorrell said. "This is why explain their presidential can- turnout of college-aged voters in upcoming presidential election they need to stay focused on the didate's position on the econo- the upcoming election, the BSU or if they are going to vote," said issues, do their own research; and my, education, the war in Iraq, Student Programs Board is spon- Kara Hartmann, a Swing Party come to the Swing Party to hear healthcare, human rights, and soring a Swing Party today, from organizer. where the candidates stand." the environment. , 11 a.m, to 2 p.m, According to Sherry Gorrell, spokesperson Speakers representing the "The 41 percent tof18-24Year~ 'www.civicyouth.org, only 41 per- for the Swing Party event, says United Vision for Idaho, the State old voters in2000J represents.a 27 cent of 18-24 year-old Idahoans students from out-of-state are of- of .Idaho Department of Labor, percent decreas'!., e etec: .: voted in _the 2000 presidential ten confused about where to vote. the Idaho Education Association, tionsin 197z.~:Ooe election.' "Thefact is tliey have choice IdahQ Peace Coalition, Blue Cross a arebop , Students who want to hear, - they can vote here in Idaho if . ,of' Idaho, the Idaho Women's ferent., more than just sound bites about ~thW'havelived here 3QpaYs.prlot~, Ne~k.the .'Idaho Human. major political i~sues areinvit- to Nov. 2/0r they carivote ltithefr:"alghtt"'Education ed to the SUB patio to question hOine state ..; by a~sentee Rallot." ~~~ , . .::Jui.' ~.'. " " ~CBl/bSU ~~t the?
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THURS14 OCT BIG EASY B k C I" . KAT PHDIBQUlPH BIf JRSOI NRLM[)HT/CUTRE DRILY 1114(5 t~~CBry~ee~and' wecarln g a President Bush mask, waves to people prior to the stert or the Vote For Chenge concert at or an en ter In State College, Pennsylvanle, on Friday, October 1. ' Campaigns glue Illhal old ~DI,legelry
BY DWRYNE CRMPBELL University, the University of could be a very big deal." Knight Ridder Newspepers Pennsylvania and Princeton The Republican recruiters like University have formed faculty- the Democrats have focused on Nationally in 2000, only 42 per- . student groups to push registra- students likely to vote their way. cent of eligible 18-to-24-year-olds tion in a nonpartisan manner. "We're not here to help the voted. That was down from 55 For instance; earlier this month Democrats do their job," said percent in 1972,the first time that Temple's faculty senate paired David Copley, 21, a student 18-, 19- and 20-year-olds could with the League of Women Voters at Penn's Wharton School, vote for president. to hold two days of on-campus who is state chairman of the In Pennsylvania, where is-to- student voter-registration drives. Pennsylvania Federation of 24-year-olds make up 12 percent For the political parties, which College Republicans "Our focus of eligible voters, only 36 percent in recent years- have not spent is to identify Republican voters of them turned out in 2000. much energy wooing the appar- and make sure they are registered "The prediction is that this is ently uninterested youth vote, and that they vote on, Election going to be a very close election this election marks a change in Day." ' and any Increase in young peo- course. On the Democratic side, the ple voting could be the margin," To help their 1,200 national college arm of the Democratic said Ingrid Reed, director of the chapters register students and National Committee trained Eagleton Institute of Politics at recruit volunteers, the College 1,500college students from all 50 Rutgers University. "Ifon one big Republicans have hired 60 field states during the party's Boston college campus you 'get 2,000 or representatives. Most arc de- convention to carry out recruit- 3,000 more kids to vote than in ployed to schools in swing states ment and registration programs the past, it certainly could make eight in Pennsylvania and six in their states. a difference. Both parties know in Ohio. None were sent to New Earlier this month, DNC chair- that." Jersey. man Terry McAuliffe made an ap- Part of the push this year stems The Republican field rep resen- pearance at Penn along with West from 1988, when Congress re- .tatives report having recruited Wing actress Melissa Fitzgerald, a authorized the federal Higher more than 40,000 students since Penn graduate. Education Act; It requires col- late August. . About 400 students at the leges receiving federal funds to "Students are just excited about Annenberg Center, many waving make a "good-faith effort" to help this election... somewhere from handmade Kerry-Edwards signs, students register to vote. 65 to 70 percent of students say applauded enthusiastically as That has. largely not happened, they intend to vote," said Alison McAuliffe blasted President Bush according to a Harvard University Aikele, communications director and Fitzgerald criticized his envi- Institute of Politics study pub- for the Washington·based College ronmental record. lished this month, which found Republican National Committee, McAuliffe reminded students to that "more than one-third of which began at the University of vote and to tell friends and strang- schools fail to meet even the spir- Michigan 112 years ago. "We're ers to vote, because Pennsylvania it of federal law." talking about millions of students is a must-win swing state forthe Schools such as Temple on campuses across America. It party.'
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BY SRMUEL R. STRLEY than suburbs. Also, the effects are small. . Sprawl kills. That's the bum- Going from the relatively per sticker that could go with a sprawling Rochester, N.Y., to new report on suburban-style the less sprawling Chicago housing development and would Improve health out- Its impact ori public health. comes by about 10percent, ac- Living iri the suburbs cuts four cording to the RAND study. Is years off your life, according that worth dramaticallyreduc- to a new RAND Institute study ing the size of our back yards, published in the academic spending more time commut- journal Public Health. ing by transit, or letting your Unfortunately, the substance mother In-law live over your ofthe study, and others before garage? it, doesn't live up to the hype. Probably not. Many of us Sprawl critics make a leap would much rather reduce the that goes like this: People amount of time in front of the live in houses with garages. TV,go for a walk, or start eating Because these houses sit on healthier. That way,wecanstill small open-air parks (yards), play with our kids in the priva-
people are less inclined to cy of our yards and enjoy the / walk to a transit stop and take single-family detached home a bus to work. So, they climb in that was once the American their cars and drive. 'Because dream. they drive, they don't exer!)ts'e. There are plenty of subur- Since they don't'exerCiI;'e;,they banites eating right, exercis- I have more health problems, ing, and suffering no IIIeffects get sick, and die sooner. Simply of their neighborhoods. It's stated, it's your house'sfault. about personal choices. Some Needless to say, th[s~analysis people actually choose an un- not what it claims to be has numerous problems. The healthy, sedentary lifestyle RAND researchers examined filled with fast food and hours 11 health problems, including of television each day. Most Wall Razaql did show up at cancer, diabetes,,hyperteri- pay the costs of that choice BY RUBREY SRLRZRR : .:~n.f!Jrtunatel~ we ended up watching Mai Tal with his wife and im- slon, stroke, asthma..and hean.c. through deteriorating health Columnist mediately spotted me saying, disease. Tliese"tife"kenO\I'S~m;~,' and higher health insurance "Hey, hi you, with all the ques- . Last Saturday night, I a 95-minute piece of fantasy set in a nesses afflictlrig~;trilllibns" or' • premiums. It's the trade-offwe tions." I gave him a nod. He en- went to a showing of the Americans each year. But, each choose to make. gaged my friend Kristoff for a "September Tapes" at the Idaho war-torn country complete with scnpted study didn't findjhese were re- That said, the debate over while about the many places he e International Film Festival. The lated to sprawl. land use and health is a good had been with the film and all film made its way from the 2004 shoot outs with Afghani rebels, and "re- The health problems .dubi- one. The RAND study pro- the famous film producers he Sundance Film Festival to the ously associated with sprawl vides empirical evidence that had shared the spotlight with. 30'11Annual DeauviJIeAmerican enacted" exchanges with black market (statistically) were arthritis, we need to be more receptive I did refuse to share my harsh Film Festival to Boise, Idaho. trouble breathing (chronic to how land development pat- opinions of the movie with Wali From the film's description, my arms dealers. lungdiseab1:h,abdominal and terns might create barriers to - he has probably heard them friends and I were looking for- digestive problems, headaches increased physical activity, but come out at the end to discuss all anyway. . ward to a "documentary" about notch, and Lars .had way too and urinary-track ~pl,'Oblems. that's a long way from saying some of the themes behind I could not help but think a journalist who travels to a much Bruce Wlllis-esque bra- Even the autho'W Baseball In D.C.: lake a sWingal a newname - you can'lmlss his disposal; the Rummys. nouns are chic as team names Demagogues, . the Expense Expos will end their long twi- in 1961. The second set of Ifconservative activist Grover KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE (e.g. the Chicago Fire). The Accounts, the PACmen, the light in Montreal and move to Senators, equally inept, lasted . Norquist has his way, the team NEWS SERVICE ,Washington Spin, perhaps, or Earmarks, the Scandals, the the imperial city. Let's hope this in the District only slighter lon- will be named in the same way the Washington Deficit? How Beltway Bandits, the Unindlcted team is' more successful than ger than the Nixon administra- he wants every free-standing Washington mayor may not about the Exposes? That would Co-Conspirators or the Deputy the District's previous two. It's tion. In 1972,that team became public structure In America to get a new president next year, honor the team's genealogy as Assistant Undersecretaries. not a high bar. the Texas Rangers, which still be named: the Reagans. but it is getting a new baseball well as its new milieu. Currying favor. the team The original Senators' pen- hasn't won anything. could name itself after the most team. And like almost every Clearly, to change the bad Other names could evoke chant for losing inspired the powerful man in Congress, major-league team that has ever baseball karma on the Potomac, items the seat of govern- quip. "Washington, first in House Majority Leader Tom worn Washington on its jersey, the new team needs a new ment has in abundance: the war, first in peace. last in the DeLay: the Hammers. Or the this one is a last-place bunch. name. Impeach the Senators. Lobbyists, the Leakers, the American League." The team fellow with the most nukes at Word Wednesday was that Options abound. Singular Pundits, the Hardballers, the the poor, mistreated, bumbling became the Minnesota Twins- PRODUCTION WRITERS 1lFFICE . . EolJORS PHOTOGRAPHY Copy Editor omce Meneger , Photo Editor. 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" R•••• u... n (KID]) ..,.rtl.~~"Utruli••."ftI STRNBREW,SlER , faN: ~26·3198· Gf rut ~d bVthlltudlnt bo1tp .. Psrez, R.ndeUPosl, Greg ~m~ .. I... Tht lint alp, II rrn. CULTURE EDitOR TrllJ:Of Illh,..l.tO'J.it,~~ ... O.~~t.,ulIIU.1I JIlMEStlRR Rulll', MIChlll1 51111 . UdltlOl'l8f toP,.. UI'l &1 pUrthend fIJI"" EOITDRIALRDVISOR Dr.D~,j'M.rr,. ' '.,,'. ,:, ., ..c;' .' IBIBIl.srbltsrontlOs.coll tPlltl fl. De ArbttIr gfftat .. RICHRE SUfRNBECK .. "';-",'".e.,. z t « ----_.._--...... ~.., . EDITOR: JEREMY RRSMUSSEN 3'15-820'111103 sports.arblteronhna.com ( THE ttRASTA" COMES .RUNNING HOME· MIAMI- Apparently Infused with a new psssrcn for footbell or new need for Income, retired runmng beck Ricky Williems has petitioned the NFL for a hearing to determlno hts status as a first step toward returning· to the game. [page 6] ______T:...;H~E:....:A..:..;A~8:..:..1T:...;E:..A;,;,.....:O:...;C:..T~7~2...:0_0_l.J __ EI ..- Women's tennis team preps for spring season 6, 6-2, 6-1. Woschek def. Alyson of Portland, and University of singles play Curtolo bounced BY RMBER FUGER Tyson ofPortland 6-3, 6-3. In dou- Idaho. Friday, Oct. 1 the Broncos back from a loss on Friday to de- Sports Writer bles play Housley and Woschek that competed only compet- feat Konishi of Idaho 6-3, 6-2. Woschek def. Jessica Hubbard of defeated Patricia Ruman and The Boise State women's tennis ed in singles. In the first round Idaho 6-4, 6-0. Coli def. Christie Lauren Shrubb of!daho 8-0. team hosted the 2004 Boise State Nadja Woschek def. Sanja Indic Feyen of Portland 3-6, 6-2, 6-3. The outcomes of these matches Fall Outdoor Invitational at the of Portland 5-7,6-4, 6-2. Carolina Pongratz lost to Sunel Nieuwoudt do apply to the individual team Appleton Tennis Center Oct. 1-3: Pongratz def. ElanaSmit of of Idaho 2-6, 3-6. In doubles play rankings. Combined, Boise State Fall tennis competition is played Weber 6-1 6-2. Stacey Housley Pongratz and Coll paired up and only lost two of their matches. on the individual level to allow def. Lindsay Griffin of Portland defeated Elana Smit and Chelsee This type of competition is ben- players to get some competition 5-7, 7-6, 6-3. Tiffany Coli def. Drews of Weber 8-1 and Feyen eficial to the individual players practice in before the spring sea- Kate Ennenga of Weber 6-1, 6-1. and Alyson Tyson of Portland 8- but also boosts the team morale. son starts. Boise State's sports in- In the second round on Friday 4. Housley and Woschek paired Preparation for the spring season formation director-for the team, Pongratz matched up against up and defeated Maria Bublik is all about competing as much as Lori Hays, explained that the Cristin Sammis of Portland and and Karla Pretorius of Weber 8- possible. Boise State will compete matches are set up based on the won 7-5, 6-4. \:011 matched up 1 and Tara Fielding and Mariel in another fall tournament with player's skill level. Players from against Kareen Konishi of Idaho Tinnirello of Idaho 8-5. BYUand the University ofOregon all teams involved are matched and won 4-6,6-2,7-5. Housley def. On the final day of the invita- this weekend. This tournament up and thenjhey play in a round Tara Fielding of Idaho 4-6, 6-2, 7- tional Sunday, Oct. 3 Boise State will be held indoors at the Boas robin amongst themselves rather 5. Anna Curtolo lost to Patricia won two singles matches and one Tennis Center in Boise. than in bracket format. Ruman of Idaho 3-6, 2-6. filE PIlOTD BY SmHlEYBAEilsm/lHEflABITEA doubles. In singles play Housley Boise State players competed Saturday Oct. 2both singles and Both from Uasteres, Sweden, Junior Carolina Pongratz (Iert] end JUnior Anne def. Lauren Shrubb of Idaho 4- Curtolo [right] breek from the acuon during e match lest year. against Weber State, University doubles matches were played. In [ths mid-season reulew] An undefeated record looks promising for a team with a few question marks BY TREUOR HORN Sports Writer The season is nearing the \ halfway point. With five games down, and six to goo-it's now time to see how the Broncos football team has played so far with a mid -season report card. Toting the team's best start against the ever (5-0, 2-0 Western Athletic Va n d a ls . Conference) as a Division-1 pro- Rushing for gram, and tops since 1994-the 105 yards Broncos obviously have done during plenty of good so far this sea- the son. However, is it all A'sfor this open- team? Let's take a closer look i n g at each major position on the game, team. Mar k s has been Quarterback: Jared consistent, Zabransky spent all spring and but not to the level summer battling fifth-year se- he was to be- gin nior Mike Sanford before the theseason- 0 n I y sophomore was announced as amass- in g the starter for the season opener 228 yards sin c e , against Idaho. After what locked and has not like a shaky start, Zabransky has c ro s se d thegoalline taken the role and played con- this season. Antwaun Carter has siderably well. Second in the been the short yardage force for WACin passing yards per game the Broncos this season. The ju- with 268.6, Zabransky is also nior has scored five times in goal 12th in the nation in passing ef- line situations, and even broke ficiency. On the flip side, he has out last week versus SMU with been prone to hold onto the ball 98 yards on only 14 carries. Jeff - too much and gives up untime- Carpenter has come in during ly sacks. Going along with six breaks for Marks and shown the interceptions, he needs to im- breakaway speed and power that prove on his decision-making made him a spring favorite earli- skills. However, being among er this year. But, with the uncer- WAC leaders in passing yards, taintyofwhichrunningbackwill touchdowns, and completion step up from week to week, the percentage, "Z" has stepped up look of a running back by com- and taken on a role that was not mittee could hurt the Broncos easy to fill after the departure of if they have to wait until late in Ryan Dinwiddie. Grade: A- the first half of each game to see who is playing the best. Having Runnmg Backs: The use more than one quality back may of the plural here is necessary be an asset, but it could also be a to analyze the production at liability in the second half of the this particular position. Three season. Grade: B different running backs have stepped up and played consider- Receluers/Tlght. able rolls this season. 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MLBplaY9fis Pippen made an amazing ·.• mmiJss~eks re-entrytil NFl.: .arnve,.. pray rise from obscurity toNBA's for Yankees SO greatest MUlnUSlays they would trade him BY JRMES BRKER who took away the Lakers' game, BY SRM SMITH Before Williams can return to contract remained in force if Sports writer shutting down Magic Johnson BY RRMRNOO SRLGUERO Chicago Tribuna RND JRSON COLE the field, he must clarify a status Williams returned. and thus paralyzing the Lakers' left foggy by his alleged multiple Despite apublic stance inwhlch Knight Ridder Newspapers Up until last year, I've always CHICAGO- Scottie Pippen was offense. drug-test failures and contractu- the Dolphins asked Williams to gotten a warm feeling when Pippen set the screen, got the al problems with Miami. report to the team to avoid the old-school. MIAMI -Apparently infused October rolls around. Not be- rebound, made the assist. Isn't Williams has told The Miami arbitration hearing, two sourc- Not that he couldn't relate to with a new passion for football cause of the arrival of autumn, the definition of greatness mak- Herald he failed three drug tests es within the organization have today's NBA player. ,After all, or new need for income, retired but the arrival of Major League ing your teammates betteri . because of marijuana use. Under confirmed that Miami likely Pippen was once arrested, he quit -running back Ricky Williams has Baseball's postseason. This year Pippen did that as well as anyone league rules, a player in the NFI.:s would seek to trade Williams. on his team, paid off for children petitioned the NFL for a hear- however, month number 10 is with his versatility. drug program faces a suspension The Dolphins gave New Orleans born out of wedlock, demanded ing to determine his status as a bittersweet. He allowed Michael to be if he returns in the same calen- two first-round draft .picks for _ to be traded, tossed barbs at fans first step toward returning to the Never in my life have I felt and management and threw the Michael. dar year he announces his retire- ~J Williams, but it is unlikely any such heartbreak, not even ro- Jordan scored! The fans game. ment. team- would pay anywhere near occasional chair. The petition came in the form mantically as I did at the end of Yes, Scottie Pippen could be a gasped! But Jordan never won that premium. That is because until Pippen came along. Ah, the of a letter from the agency that Williams has admitted to drug October 2003. headache, migraine and other- represents Williams. Agent Leigh The Chicago Cubs, five outs blasphemy! use, faces a suspension and has wise - but mostly for the opposi- away from their first World Pippen leaves the game now, Steinberg did not immediately shown no consistency in his rea- tion. Series in roughly a century, and given the glow from the return phone calls Tuesday. sons for retiring or his desire to Pippen, who officially an- But Steinberg told ESPN the lost a foul ball in the crowd to bridges he has burned, it's not remain retired. nounced his retirement Tuesday a fan who is now resting com- likely we'll see much of him letter is "the first step in Ricky A trade would be one way after 17 years in the NBA,was a showing interest in playing fortably in the Federal Witness again. the Dolphins could unique player -willowy and long- Protection Program (not liter- But it was truly a remarkable football again. mitigate the damage armed, cat-quick, powerful and "Ricky has made his ally) and consequently lost the ride. Williams did to the intelligent. He was the star who game to the Florida Marlins. After all, here was a kid who tour around the world organization when he would be a role player, not that it and taken his time - The Marlins then go on to beat always was his choice 'and one he didn't even have a basketball quit a week prior to away," Steinberg the start of training the Cubs in their seven-game didn't resent at times. scholarship, at a university that didn't even supply the CBA. He said, "and now has camp. series before winning the World Pippen was the ultimate sup- realized that he has Series over the Yankees. It was porting player, the perfect com- was handing out towels to the Williams was the varsity players, a team manag- a real passion for team's only offen- rough-it took me a few months plement, the guy to defend the football." to recover. opponent's best and shut down er as a freshman who earned a sive star, gaining scholarship through play with NFL spokesman 3,225 yards tile past This year is different. Not be- an offense. When the Bulls fi- Greg Aiello con- cause the Cubbies have a better nally won their first champion- friends on the playground. two seasons. Since his Pippen's story is as unlikely as firmed that the for- departure, Miami has shot at winning, but because ship in 1991,John Paxson hit the mer Dolphins player they failed to even. make it in, big shots and lordan made the anybody's who ever has reached gone through three start- the NBA. The NBA needs more has requested the hearing ing runningbacks, is winless taking a lot of pressure off and highlight play, the switch-hands to clarify his playing status, making things easier in weeks layup still shown as the symbol like him. - after four games, and the of- but he would not comment any fense has the fewest points to come. Now I can focus on of that series. But it was Pippen further. No date for any hear- ',\", and touchdowns in the my other team, the notorious ing has been set, according ~. NFL this season. Bombers from the Bronx, or to an NFL source. known to the rest of the sports !~~~ And the timing of Williams, in Los Williams' departure world as "them damn Yankees." Angeles, has a self-irn- remains a subject of re- I know what you're thinking, posed two-week deadline sentment throughout the team. but I can't help but love perhaps for getting a response from the That suspension would span "Everything football teaches the most notorious team in all league. After, he intends to return between four games and one sea- you is that it's a team sport and of sports history, headed by an son. overseas. you have to sacrifice things for owner with the biggest pocket- A Williams family source said Ifthe player returns after ayear, your teammates, be there for book. Tuesday evening Williams is be- he faces a lesser suspension. them and be accountable to the All right, let's get down to busi- ing partially motivated by his Williams' status is also com- rest of the guys on the team," ness. The biggest surprise this desire to overcome an $8.6 mil- plicated by the recent ruling that Dolphins quarterback Jay Fiedler year is of course the St. Louis lion judgment the Dolphins won forces him to repay $8.6 million said last week. "Leaving without Cardinals being the best team when an arbitrator ruled Williams to the Dolphins. Williams wants any notice right before the season in baseball, leaving the Cubs, breached his contract. to know if the Dolphins would re- took all accountability away from who were suppose to be the The source said Williams does tain his rights and, if so, for how Williams. He wasn't being re- best team overall this year as not have the liquid assets to repay long. spectful to his teammates. That predicted back in April, in their the money and still provide for Williams was signed through being the case, yeah, I am a little dust. Things look good so far as his family. Returning to the NFL the 2007 season when he retired, resentful." they've already beaten the LA is one way to acquire the assets. and Aiello previously said that Dodgers in game one of the di- vision series, who unfortunately couldn't dodge an 8-3 beating Tuesday. They will definitely be the team to beat for this year's playoffs, and as much as I hate Pain isa to admit it, they will most like- ly end up in the World Series against "them damn Yankees." warning signal ... The Yanks hopefully won't have too much trouble putting St. Louis .away and getting ..their (Help is on the way.) first Series championship in four years. The wildcard Houston Astros look to win their first playoff series ever. With the Astros' ad- dition of hometown hero Roger 'rocket' Clemens leading one of the hottest teams in baseball right now, the Atlanta Braves could have their hands full. 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You can also visit our website at WWN.logan.edu. - - Assistance Internship Information ------.~ ~f:F.. ,..,,_, ,", . ~r~~,ti;;~4'.~t~S:'tt cCCCP$' ····$5 _= ~_=_------~O~c~TL. ~7~2~O~O~'1~ these young defensive backs. defense that exposes their DB's, Grade:B- there may need to be some re- Want a [the mid-season reureiu...cont.] working the old playbook with Special Teams: No neg- the bye week upon us. There may for the Broncos. Returning only named WACdefensive player of ativity to report of here for the . also be some concern for the lack big game? M.J. Ansel and All·WAClineman the week. Hall leads the team Broncos. Tyler Jones has been of consistency of the team at spe- Season [from pege 5) Daryn Colledge to the start- in interceptions, total tackles, more than consistent. On kick- cific times of the games. But, be- ing lineup-this young group tackles for loss, and sacks. Avalos off, he routinely drives the ball ing able to plug in new starters ous players who have stepped Check out has really stepped up to the has b,een the focal point of every to the back of the end zone, ac- and still come out with an un- up from week to week. but never plate. The big boys up front have team s offensive scheme, but has cumulating 22 touchbacks this defeated record, there are high knowing which one is going to been opening holes for numer- still found his way to get into the season. Jones also leads the na- . points that could be coming for Cal-USC get the ball. Unlike the running ous backs and, considering that backfield and provide backside tion in kickers scoring with 55 the Broncos. Grade: B back position, having an abun- Zabransky Is a running quarter- help on passing Sits:tions for the points, while converting all 25 of dant number of quality receivers BY RNN KILLION back who has a tendency to hold secondary. Grade: his PATsand 10-12on field goals. Ouerall: You can't argue can be seen as a positive for the Knight Ridder Newspepers on the ball, they have kept the Sophomore punter Kyle Stringer with an undefeated season and a Broncos. Seniors Lawrence Bady sack total to a minimum. There Secondary:Whent or- would be second in the WACin top-20 ranking. But the inability and T,J. Acree have both been SANJOSE,Calif. - Sure, BayArea Is really no weak spot for the of- nerbacks miss an assignment, punting average, if he only had to score first in three of the last injured early in the season, but teams have played in big regular- fensive line. Grade: A those plays are by far the most enough punts to qualify. With an four games, and trailing at some both are averaging right around season college football games be- noticeable of any this season. average of 45.2 yards per punt, point each of those last four- 50 yards receiving per game. However, with a defensive game fore. Defenslue Lme: Led by he has pinned 4 of his 13 punts there are some questions com- Bady is once again leading the Uh ...well, let's see. There was Cal LombardiAward candidate Julius plan that centers on blitzing, within the 20. Return specialist ing in the second half of the sea- conference in yards per recep- vs. Washington in 1991. Stanford Roberts, the D-line has been bet- the corners are left on an island. Carr will be sorely missed for the son. The team is young, but has tion. But it has been the play of had a big one at. Notre Dame in ter than most would have ex- Gabe Franklin leads the WAC coming weeks. With two punt re- a handful of upperclassmen that sophomore Drisan James that 1992. San Jose State had a nice win pected. Going along with one of in passes deflected, and Gerald turns for touchdowns, and the can and will step up and be vocal has been the focal point for the at Baylor once. Pappy Waldorf's the strongest blitzing packages Alexander has. played brilliant fifth highest punt return average when the teams looks like they receiving core so far. James leads Bears had some very significant in the country, the Broncos have at times in his first season as a in the nation, Carr also is second are becoming lazy. The Broncos the team in receptions and re- games in the late 1940s and early held opponents to a conference- starter and only his second year in the WACin kickoff return avo look as if they could, and should ceiving yards. Sophomore tight ever playing defense in his life. '50s. low 63.2 rushing yards per game. erage. Austin Smith will be the be a lot better than they are right end Derek Schouman was lead- Chris Carr has been the leader In But Saturday'S game between Junior Alex Guerrero leads the man to fill his shoes on returns. now. And those points of concern ing the team in receiving yards top-ranked USC and No.7 Cal is line with 17total tackles and two the secondary. With the injury to Grade: A look like they can be easy to fix. before a leg injury slowed him Cam Hall, and now ith Carr out t~e biggest. Certainly in modern sacks. Grade: B+ The outcome will be seen in the down. The lone downfall for the for 4-6 weeks, DeshaCabaong 'coming weeks, especially with times. Maybe ever. Coaching: With numer- rec,eivers has been the tendency and Austin Smith ha filled in 1\'10 top-10 teams. A sold- Linebacker: This unit is ous positions that needed to be a Fresno State team coming in to tumble the ball. Grade: B+ well-and will need to do even out crowd of 92,000 at the L.A. by far the most dominant force filled, and two being high pro- here pissed in three weeks-the more so now. But with he big questions need to be answered Coliseum. Hype, visibility, ESPN on the team this season. Led file, Dan Hawkins and crew have Offenslue line: Needing plays killing the momen m of now before anyone can think ~ame Day, California bragging by Preseason WAC Defensive done a masterful job at getting to replace 60 percent ofthe start- the Broncos, there may be need r~ghts, revenge for a disputed na- Player of the Year Andy Avalos, the players they need at each po- about a BCSberth. ing line from last season, offen- to switch up the game plan to be tional championship on the line. the tandem ofAvalos and sopho- sition. But, with some questions Overall Grade: B sively, this group has been the sure that the close games do not Bay Area residents who hear the more Korey Hall have been un- of play caIling on offense, and a most solid aspect this season come down on the shoulders of term inaccurately applied every believable. Hall has twice been N~vember take note: This is a truly =------Big Game. The kind of party that Bay Area teams usually just watch on television. "Being from the West Coast , ' SOME OF THE Ive never seen a game of this ma~nilude:' said Cal safety Ryan PLACES WE FLY Gutierrez, who grew up In Clovis. The timing of the game couldn't be better for Cal. Here we are In the first week of October with little Albuquerque to do but ponder the astonishing (Just an hour away from Santa Fe) rise of the Cal Bears from laugh- ingstock to national contender. No postseason baseball to distract us. No good NFL teams to obsess Austin over. At his weekly Tuesday news con- ference, Cal Coach JeffTedford no- ticed how packed the Hall of Fame ", ,.' .''- .:' Baltimore/Washington (BWI) room was. ~/'; ,., I (29 miles to downtown Washington, D.C.) "The magnitude of this game has ,-; ... something to do with It:' Tedford said. "Overall I've seen a change. Everyone wants to support a win- Chicago (Midway) ner." We're precious short of winners right now. Cal, you have the spot- light. Cal's potent offense is No.1 in Ft. Lauderdale \ scoring in the country. Tedford's (22 miles to downtown Miami) big concerns? Well his kicker has yet to kick a field goal, because you \ can't keep the Bears out ofthe end zone. And he has only used a frac- Harlingen/South Padre Island tion of his playbook, so the coach might be tired from carrying his big binder around and not being able to put it to use. Las Vegas The Bears are good, but they're not USC's caliber. Not yet. On Saturday they will face a team that Tedford calls "one of the most, if Los Angeles (LAX) not the most, talented teams in the country." He considers running back Reggie Bush the best player' in the country. "We have good players:' Tedford New Orleans said. "They have blue chip players at every single place on the team." It's a dramatic matchup between two of the oldest programs In Oakland California. We've had a lot of SoCal (18miles to downtown San Francisco) vs. NorC~jJ sports battles In the .past few days. This is another one that should draw the attention of the rest of the country. It makes for Philadelphia a very cool moment in the much- maligned Pacific-lO Conference. "I think this a great moment for the Pac-lO,"USCCoach Pete Carroll said. "It's just tremendous." Phoenix "People think Californians don't love their football," the Bay Area native added. "They better stay away from our stadium on Providence Saturday," (A better way to Boston) The Coliseum will host the big- gest crowd for a game that isn't against UCLAor Notre Dame in 52 years. It will be the largest crowd a Reno/Tahoe Cal team has played before in 24 $ years. The adrenaline will spike, the stomachs will churn. There's an intriguing subplot to this game. Cal was the only team One-way with 14-day advance purchase Salt Lake City to beat the Trojans last year, in a three.overtime, rhree-point victo- ry at Memorial Stadium. 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". ••••• cu ur • ~ .-IITHE A A B IT E A I 0 C T 7 2 0 0 Ii i. _ ___ - ....1 Foreign films outshine American entries at Idaho International Film Festival portant information about the event and prominently show- ERIC RUSSELL cases "expert" historians who culture Writer interpret information in ex- ver fifty films filled tremeways. three theaters for The Mountain Meadows mas- four days as Boise sacre began with a wagon train residents - attended of 140 people from Arkansas O who, while traveling through the annual Idaho International Film Festival held Sept 30 to Oct southern Utah were allegedly 3. The film festival is an event attacked and killed by a group of that allows the general public Indians and radical Mormons. to see the best independent and The documentary re-Iives the foreign films you won't neces- event and then provides inter- sarily see in major theaters. views with descendents of some The Idaho International Film of the few survivors. Patrick's Festival that brings actors, di- treatment of the event is unfor- rectors and producers together tunate, because this is certainly to survey the recent additions to an important historical event film that haven't yet made their that deserves to be remembered way into theaters. Independent with full-fledged respect. and unknown directors show- 4. case their works and foreign entries work their way onto American screens. After many "Dead and Breakfast" ofproducersthe screenings,answereddirectorsquestionsand is quite - possibly the silliest from the audience. movie of the film festival - but Considerably larger than it's still kind of fun. "Dead and last year, this year's film festi- Breakfast" is a horror/gorefest val featured a number of both flick that's supposed to be as American and foreign films, asinine as it sounds. The title of as well as some local entries. PHOID"'''STRRDAMSII""RADlHR the film is a play on a "bed and The Eg~ptlen theetre was one of three uenues In down town BOise pertlclpatlng In uus ~aars Ideho tntarnational b kf " h f . For the most part, however, the Film Faattual, The Flicks end BOIsa Center on the Graue ware elsa per ucrpante , rea ast were a group 0 SIX non-American entries appeared 1L,. -'COllege-age students find them- stronger than their American _ selves stuck in the midst of a counterparts. Translation" and its endearing ally care about him. "Mr. Holland's Opus", "The Choristes" is ultimately nothing road trip. relationships are comparable In a Q & A session after the Emperor's Club", and even "The we haven't seen before, but its "Dead and Breakfast" cap- to "About a Boy". Bring a tissue; screening, actor Russell Means School of Rock". It's a story about chorus is so strong and its finale tures the atmosphere of zom- k¥£i £ CIW'ifij· i $I this is a story that will leave you told the audience that lead actor a humble school teacher who is so sweet. bie movies of decades past as "Dear Frankie" is a brimming with emotions long Eddie Spears spent two months works hard to help his students ="""""'?"'It £ ,. the group soon find themselves Scottish film with thick accents after you've left the theater. training for his boxing scenes grow, but due to opposition from stuck at thebed and breakfast with the legendary Jimmy authorities, begins to feel like "Burying the Past" was the after a murder has occurred and that were initially difficult to un- Gambini,whoalsotrainedactors a failure until he's eventually most controversial film in the policemen begin to investigate. derstand. Underneath the rough cover of language, however, is a for "Rocky". The training shows. informed otherwise by his stu- festival and was made by a fac- The murder is soon followed by "Black Cloud" (Rick The boxing scenes amount to dents. It's a great story, but it's ulty member of the University of others with still no clue as to the beautifully sweet and absolutely Schroder USA, 2004) represents unforgettable film. the most finely filmed portions one that we've seen many times Utah. The film is a documentary source. both the name of the title char- of the film, creating an intensity before. removed from the "Spudfest" Things quickly move from ee- Frankie is a nearly deaf boy acter as well as an emotional who has lost his father but be- that's on par with the best box- Though the film's somber film festival in Driggs, Idaho be- rie to weird, then to gross as the atmosphere that permeates ing movies. On the other hand, tone closly reflects "Dead Poet's cause of threats of protest from zombies begin to pursue the re- lieves he is writing letters to him. most of the film. Black Cloud His young mother, Lizzie (Emily Spears should have spent more Society", the best comparison members of the LDS (Mormon) mainingkids back at the bed and (Eddie Spears) is an American time training for traditional act- is actually to "The School of church in eastern Idaho. breakfast. The zombies can only Mortimer) has secretly been Indian on an Arizona reserva- writing letters back to him, pre- ing. His overall performance just Rock". In a fairly modern France, "Burying the Past" was a hot po- be killed by decapitation, so the tion who's become a spectacu- wasn't strong enough to carry Clement Matthieu (Gerard tato coming into the Idaho Film kids use everything from shot tending she's his father on a boat lar boxer under the tutelage of far away at sea. the film, which ended up creat- Jugnot) has failed to make a ca- Festival. guns to chain saws to get the job Bud (Russell Means). When he's ing a lot of jilted scenes. reer out of composing music, so The most interesting aspect done. The scenes are also inter- One day Frankie discovers given a chance to go to a tourna- that his father's boat is coming Russell Means felt there was a he takes a job as a schoolteacher of "Burying the Past" was the spliced with a country singer ment that will lead towards box- deeperpurposeinthefilm,how- ataschoo!foryoungtroublemak- director Brian Patrick telling narrating the story for us-while to shore. Lizzie scrambles to ing finalists for the U.S. in the find a man to pretend as if he's ever. While expressing his vision ers. Matthieu struggles to get the audience that he had abso- playing for our expectations .. Olympics, he declines because of American Indian rights he ex- control of the boys, but refrains lutely no agenda in creating the The gore is intentionally fake Frankie's father for a day. The of his hatred towards America man she finds (Gerard Butler) plained, "The reason I did this from responding harshly to the film other than establishing an and the situations intention- and the white man. turns out to be much more than movie is because when I read the boys' mischief as the principal awareness ofthe documentary's ally stereotypical, but the fact Eventually Black Cloud soft- script it portrayed us [American does. Much like Dewey Finn of subject-the Mountain Meadows - that it's "supposed to be that expected. ens when he discovers a val- What was intended to be a Indians] as human beings." "The School Rock", Matthieu massacre of 1857. But Patrick's way" doesn't redeem it. Though iant white man in his own heri- Means went on to explain that begins to befriend the boys and film betrays his own claims. something of a homage to B- short trick ends up triggering a tage. He then begins to turn his string of events that brings heal- while most Hollywood mov- treats them with kindness. "Burying the Past" is skewed movies of the seventies and life around. The climax is odd ies use "terrible stereotypes" Matthieu soon creates a choir against Mormons as strongly as eighties, the film does have fun ing to both Lizzie and Frankie though, because it leads to a in a wonderful way. The film in their depiction of American out of his class and discovers possible. Of course, it's his right playing 'with the conventions of - sudden shift in character with- Indians, "BlackCloud" was "very there's actually a lot of talent to make an anti-Mormon film if the genre - but watching heads contributes to the story with a out allowing us to really under- stark picture of Scotland that accurate". among the boys. Though lack- he wants to, but disguising the knocked off-is only funny for stand what Black Cloud is feel- ing in originality, the film is film as merely a historical in- so long. Nonetheless, the mid- deepens our sympathies for ing. In fact, the whole film has still genuinely sweet and never quiry seriously undermines the nighf screening had a full crowd the characters while all three a fairly rough script, including a afraid to be sentimental. The strength of his investigation. laughing till the end. primary actors deliver perfor- "Les Cboristes" is a won- lot of choppy dialogue that could score matches the film's tender- I'm not an expert on the mances that further convince have used polishing. Perhaps derful, heartwarming, uplift- us of their struggles. "Dear ing story that would have been ness and creates an atmosphere Mountain Meadows massa- the biggest problem is that, even of hope in the midst of the dun- ere, but I know enough to know Frankie" is slowly paced, but its after Black Cloud's transforma- better if it weren't made in the subtle sweetness rivals "Lost in geon-Iike schoolhouse. "Les that Patrick was leaving out irn- tion, viewers never come to re- wake of "Dead Poets Society", " 6 ,;-4:\ flU f1>-;Qi$?4/$1 .t 2¥Mt· j§ fi# 4 /{W$ - "a' ' w::~+4 ;;;: - r 4: t it .;;. -, i b i ! f ., t :.==:e...J Dynamite." The kid's pretty > When playing flag foot- much the biggest dork ever. 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Levitsky, PhD, a professor of Spirits are about 80-100 calories which is why this is a particu- "Perforating the Populas of Idaho" taskers, it's a great way to think nutritional sciences and psy- per shot glass, but it's the mix- larly common college phenom- through lectures and other situ- chology at Cornell University ers that can double or triple the enon. particularly after social ations while going from point A who studjtd 60 college fresh- calories. Wine is about 90 calo- events. Keep some savory or to point B. And maybe you can' men at the school in 2002. On ries per glass. but the loss of in- sweet indulgences around. just stop in to a store to pick up some average, these Ivy Leaguers ate hibitions also affects how much make sure to limit it to 200 calo- orange juice and oatmeal for to- an estimated 174 more calories you eat on such occasions. It's all ries. That might allow you sev- morrow's breakfast. tha.n they burned in a day's time, part ofthe math. eral cups oflow-calorle pudding, 15.Eat breakfast. People who which led to a half-pound gain 5. B buzz: If there is a family or a lot of vinegar coleslaw, pep- , skip breakfast are 4.5 times more per week, . of vitamins you need for good peroncinis or baked chips and Iikely to be obese. Why? The me- With no limits In a dining hall brain function (alertness, mood, unbuttered popcorn (for the sa- tabolism slows to conserve en- and 24-7 pizza deliveries, the energy). it's the Bs: B1,B5, B6, vory crowd). . ergy, while the mere act of eating calories-in, calories-out equa- B12,and folic acid. Vitamin sup- How you structure your life speeds it up. Energy levels also tion can fail you by midterms. plements in pill form work. or, makes a difference flag in the brain, impairing that Contrary to current market- you could just get them from a A lot of weight management is function as well. Get that B (vi- ing tactics, we don't recom- healthy balance of food. Balance a matter of planning. tamin) buzz going early in time mend blanket carb reduction as means a little of this here, a lit- 10. Get equipped: Some ' that can impact brain function. tie of that there. The foods are dorms have full kitchens - a for class. \' ,I.·· Don't get up in time for some ., Instead, here are some steps to whole grains (oatmeal, breads, great advantage, because meals l of these things? Maybe a daily keep weight in check and make pasta), legumes (beans), fruits made outside the home have wake up call from mom might the scholar more alert to the and vegetables, fish, poultry, 55 percent more calories than vast and expensive knowledge of beef (including liver and kidney) those made in (source: American do the trick. Russ Klettke and Deanna higher education. and dairy. Are you pumping iron Dietetic Association). But some- Conte, M.S., R.D., L.D., are au- What you eat matters most at the gym? Folic acid (fruit, leafy thing as simple as a can opener thors of "A Guy's Gotta Eat, the If you think this really pushes vegetables, beans and peas) con- and a small refrigerator en- regular guy's guide to eating the "balance, variety and mod- . tributes to bone density, an im- ables you to feed your academic Forge! the monthly bu. pcnl Beceu •• for I." money, yoo can be driving a smart" (Marlowe & co, 2004). eration" rule, you're right. Most portant part of strength train- bean with mini-meals such as Derbi _ going ea,y on tho environment, geHing cheap lnsurcnce, profarTod dining halls offer a full range of . The book strives to restore sanity parking. end a worronty, 1001 How cool I. 1hoI? And 00, )1lOh: 1(. 0 Oefbi - ing. canned Garbanzo beans, mixed to nutritious living, reconciling what the wortllt riding. Test drive one.1odoyIAsk about Student DIscounu choices, so your excuses are lim- How you eat affects how much with lemon juice and mustard the practical realities of modern _ Scooters Of Boise ited and probably lame. A truly you eat - or brothy soup - for a great late life with the basic needs of hu- •. ',,\: ..... 747 South 13th smart student knows: It's not just what you toss night snack. man physiology. For more info Acrossfrom the Post Office 1. Complex carbs (whole down your gullet. It's how you 11. Study smart: Prepping see www.AGuysGottaEat.com . grains, fruits and vegetables do it, too. for a test can be lonely, which is with their skin on) digest slowly, 6. Portion control freaks know when snack foods become a best regulating blood sugar levels so when to stop eating. Pay atten- friend. Potato chip greasiness your energy levels are more con- . tion to when you feel too full can get all over your books, not sistent. Fruits and Vegetables - there's ~ due. If you're going to mention your complexion - also reduce the cravings that up for seconds ofthe flank steak, substitute pretzels, baked chips more typically follow the inges- get an equal amount of the vege- or better, baby carrots, which tion of simple (processed) carbs, tables (French fries don't count). are good for eyes, skin, and im- 746 W. Main St •..: 388-1900 such as sweets, sugary beverages A medium size Dominoes pizza munity. Rule of thumb: If you and white breads. . is four portions (all eight pieces have snack foods in your room, WE DELIVERI 2. Leaner protein (legumes, can total as much as 2200 calo- you will eat them, probably all ill low-fat dairy, egg whites, skin- ries); try to eat some plant food one sitting and we bet you're not Don't surrender less chicken, white fish, shellfish (salad, carrots) before it arrives even sharing. (without the butter), lean pork to curb your appetite. 12. Beverage habits might to HUNGER'" and beef such as cuts with the 7.Socialize over meals. College shock you: If you're drinking word "loin" in them) have fewer is preparation for life, includ- a sugary soda pop, it usually Counter-attack with a calories than their counterparts ing the business dinner. If you has 150 calories per can. Drink delicious PITAm and still carry minerals such are having conversation while four a day and that's 600 calo- as magnesium, potassium and you eat, you'll gobble less (your ries. Oh, and that Venti Coffee $1.00 OFF or calcium, each of which bolster mother hopes), which tends to Frappuccino at Starbucks? 405 nerve function. limit the total amount you eat. calories. If you cut just that FREE DELIVERY 3. Fat without feet (nuts, vege- a.Snacking regulates energy much from your current habits, table oils, cold water fish such as levels, if you do it right, and re- you can lose up to ten pounds salmon, anchovies and herring) duces the likelihood of feeling in three months. Try water, diet Open 11-3a.m. Mon-Thurs, 11-4a.m. Fri/Sat c\ are the healthy, unsaturated fats famished at mealtime. Protein, drinks, calorie free seltzer or Noon-3a.m. Sunday . that enable better absorption of plant fats and whole fruits and even celery (mostly just water Deliveries stop 30 minutes before closing and fiber, but it satisfies oral im- other nutrients (see #5 below) vegetables digest slowest and are Must mention coupon when ordering and help stave off hunger crav- most satisfying; a sweet muffin pulses for some people). ings. And, they're good for your 13. Sleep, or rather, the lack or any sugary snack has the op- ...... _ ..-.- -_ __ _._-., _---_.~_ _.~ _., .__ __ ..__ -.__ .._._-_ _ _.~.__ .._--_.__ _ ~-_.-~_._.._._ .•...._. skin and heart, unlike saturated posite effect. Best bets: peanut thereof might seem like a calo- fats as found in beef, pork and butter on celery, any fruit, baby rie burner. Truth is.. your body poultry .: carrots, any vegetable dipped in looks to conserve energy in other Cell phone users spending millions "What do ] know to mdrurdualrze ring tunes about me?" tomlze cell phones, says Nancy BY JENEE OSTERHELDT They won't see any of Kristen Knight Aldder Newspepers Vincent's money. Beaton, Sprint general manager [KAT) "1 think I would have a hard of wireless music and personal- time paying for ring tones," says ization. KANSAS CITY, Mo. Vincent, 39, a Hallmark associate The next step in mobile cus- When Cassie Keller gets a phone product manager. "You have to tomization is MC sound, which call, a lot more happens than an pay to download music already, has CD·like quality, Beaton says. archaic "ring, ring." gas prices are already higher and In addition, there will probably Instead, her cell phone launch- with people just trying to survive, be video ringers that not only play es into this: meow-meow-meow- it's just hard to see myself paying your favorite song, but also show meow, meow-meow-meow- for a ring tone." a short clip of the video as well. meow ... Vincent says younger, hipper "It's all about personalization," Right. The "Meow Mix" TVjin- people might think differently Beaton says. "People buy ringers "I know] have choices & gle. and she thinks it is a great op- to customize their phones. They That's how it rings for the un- tion to have. But she's happy with want ringers that are popular, the canget ayears worth identified callers, says Keller, a the 40-plus tones standard in her songs that they enjoy and they senior who attends Fort Hays Verizon phone. want ringers that have a special of birth control pills State University via the Internet "I have never heard anyone place for them." from her Fairway, Kan., home. with the same ring as mine," PHONESPEAJ{ without a pelvic exam! lust about everyone in her cell Vincent says of her Dragnet-like 3rd generation phone. Most phonebook has been assigned a tone. "I'm unique, and it gets a lot phones that can accept ringers It's called BO Now!" distinct ring. For her mom, there's of laughs when people hear it. I are "3G." This means different a rodeo song and her boss has an like that." things depending on your service ambulance siren. She even has the Keller says it's the individuality provider. Mainly it means that Kansas Iayhawks fight song, and that fuels the ringer trend. your phone has the latest tech- snippets from the movie "Office "It has to be in the same vein nology, such as enhanced mul- Space" and "Chappelle's Show." of expressing yourself through timedia, e-mail, text and picture Then there's her personal favor- fashion and stuff," Keller, 23, messaging, and all the things that ite, "Build Me Up, Buttercup" by says. "When you have a ringer go way beyond making a simple the Foundations. and it makes people go 'What is telephone call. "I like the fact that I can tell that,' It's fun." Polyphonic ringers are more who is calling," Keller says. "Ifthe Wireless providers are broad- digitized, sort oflike elevator mu- phone is in the other room you ening the alternatives to give cell sic. can hear it and tell who is calling. users plenty of creativity when Monophonic ringers sound It's funny. I have even had people it comes to customizing their more like beeps. request ringers; it's like you can phones. Music ringers are the most give different personalities to dif- Sprint, the first mobile carrier popular. They sound like a clip ferent people." to offer master recording tones, straight off the radio or CD. Keller gets her ringers from just released two new ring op- RING, DING, DONG her wireless provider, Sprint, tions this week: pro football play- Here are a few sites from which as well as from Web sites like er voice ringers and BlingTones. to download ring tones. Check www.3gupload.com and www. For $2.50 a ringer, you can whether your phone is compat- matrixrn.com. download (www.sprintpcs. ible on the site. . Most Web sites have a yearly com) the voices of NFL hot shots www.3gforfree.comis free . fee that gives customers access like Tony Gonzalez and Daunte from your mobile phone. $7 gets to unlimited ringers, games and Culpepper. That same price will one year of unlimited downloads, screens avers. Some even let you get you a BlingTone. Sprint has previews and a bigger selection make your own ring tone. At partnered with some ofhip-hop's from your PC. www.3gforfree.com. you can pay hottest producers and DIs like www.3gupload.com. free reg- $7 a year for unlimited down- Rockwilder and Hl-Tek to deliver istration. $10 gets you one year loads. Other sites, like matrixm. the BlingTone ringers. of unlimited downloads. $6 gets com, sell individual ring tones, Hlp-hop is not only dominat- . you six months. starting at $1; a few-are offered www.mbuzzy.com. free reg- BONO ing the Billboard charts, but it for free. And you can access the also dominates the ringer world istration. There are free ringers sites from your PC or your cell as well. At Sprint, Beyonce has and ringers for purchase starting phone, ifyour phone has Internet achieved platinum- status, with at $1. access. ringers like "Baby Boy," "Crazy "'WWW.myphonefiles.comj free U.S. cell phone owners spent in Love" and "Naughty Girl" be- registration. It's $3 a month' 11 . . ----___:--'-'------,...;------'-H more than $75 million on ring ing downloaded more than a mll- for unlimited access, $14 for 6 tones in 2003, according to re- lion times. And 50 Cent has been months and$29 a year. .. search by In-Stat/MOR. a digital downloaded more than 500,000 . Vlww.matrixm.com,· .free reg: communications research firm. times, giving him gold status. lstration. There are free ringers . nesearch~rs predict cell' Users In the future well see even and ringers for purchase starting willspend$146 mil~n thlsyear. af$l. l L_·. more innoyadveways to cus" \. 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