Campus SADD Chapter Plans to Educate Students

Campus SADD chapter plans to educate students Driving Drunk, is a national since last Halloween." Buffa began thinking about organiz- college students by not mixing By tracy Peel organization which educates said. News Editor ing a local chapter last spring drinking and driving. 3) To people in order to prevent Two of his friends, Luke ai'ter returning to school. reduce the number of alcohol- A meeting to organize a Beckly and Tony Evans, were drunk driving accidents. The local chapter will model related deaths, injuries and SADD chapter at the Universi- Organizer John Buffa sees a killed last year when a drunk its goals after the national arrests. 4) Encourage respon- ty of Idaho will be held Wed- definite need for a SADD chap- driver in a pickup truck col- SADD guidelines. They are: sible use of alcoholic bever- nesday, Nov. 2 in the Ee-da-ho ter on campus. "Five Idaho lided with them head-on. Buf- 1)To eliminate drunken driv- ages by students of legal age Room at the SUB. students have died as a result fa and Jim Dunnigan were also ing and save lives. 2) To prom- See SADD page 2 SADD, or Students Against of alcohol related accidents in the car, but survived. They ote responsible behavior by

l, l988 Tuesday, November Associated Students University of Idaho Vol. 9l, No. 20 Marriott promises to consider student input

com- Beth Pettibon food they are served. The By pany's "Wellness Program" Staff Writer provides literature regarding Seven Marriott Corp. sales the nutritional content of all executives were on the Univer- the food they serve. In addi- sity of Idaho campus Monday tion, the representatives said to give presentations and allow all the recipes have been discussion at a series of meet- approved by the American ings explaining the food con- Heart Association. tract proposed by the corporation. Proposed features Marriott officials would offer in the resi- The day-long series ofmeet- dent dining hall include: two ings explained their business breakfast meats daily, an philosophy, employee training increase in breakfast entrees and benefit packages, market- (such as crepes), omelette bar, ing strategies and plans to wafIIe bar, and for lunch an improve what is presently expansion in the salad bar available for the university. (boasting 20 to 30 toppings), a self-service spice rack and representatives -have '- The condiment bar, bagel bar.. three weeks surveying spent microwaves in the dining area, area to find out the Moscow and sack.lunches for students what like to eat. Mar- people unable to eat during desig- said are very inter- riott they nated hours. ested in feedback from students and proposed a student "We can offer a program committee which will have that is equal to or far superior direct input into menu selec- to the current program," said tions at Wallace. Sue Tracy, regional director of "We are a contractor and human resources. Tracy pointed the fringe bene- therefore if you don't like us, upon can oi's," fits available to food service you get rid Seaton said'she said. employees and often refers students to the corpo- "The key is we will listen to rate offices for further career what the customers want," advancements. said Jim Seaton, a regional "We want as many students Marriott. vice president for to work as is physically possi- "Change is the biggest thing ble," Tracy said. "We rely quite we see on a campus. It's also about 50 percent, on that we build a bond heavily, important students. I often recruit stu- trust with our employees." and dent managers to be a mana- Marriott, a multi-billion ger within the company, dollar corporation which because these students know employs over 200,000 people what's going on." nationwide, beat out six other Other features proposed companies for the bid. The include focus groups to stay in contract will affect the Wallace touch with campus needs, Complex cafeteria, the Stu- student food committees, dent Union Building, the dorm meetings to give sugges- Satellite SUB, the Kibbie tions and critiques, surveys, a Dome concessions, and Targ- menu "hotline" where stu- hee and Steel halls. dents can dial-in for the day' menu, a comment table avail- Residence hall students can able during meals, and anticipate no further "munch money." "Munch increases in the spring semes- money" can be used in place of ter if Marriott is awarded the a meal and is valid at any ofthe contract, and the company will university's food service adhere to university regula- locations. tions. The company would continue to buy from local President Gibb and other UI suppliers in addition to bring- executives are expected to ing in fresh food weekly, reach a decision on whether or instead of large purchases not Marriott will take over the quarterly or by the semester. program by the middle of Marriott stressed the November. If they are Hall' increase in the demand that accepted, the company will be Chainsaw fanatic Shawn McFarland yreyares to massacre Bill VanDyck at Targee students have made in know- in full operation by January 1, annual haunted house Saturday night. Johann ing the nutritional value of the 1989. ARGONAUT/Aiicia 2 l; i~.-.da v Ncivc-.mac I I cia Argonaut

d Engineering receives 5.5 rniiiion gift ::I The compLIter program iJeII Ieu Paced res ~Lh By Dan Meldazis vali aiiovv users to design posiuon on the Ul facul- STaff ll'JTITcr elecfrfcai circuits and to ty. Sho~ac's salary is paid The College of Engi- simulate the operauon of bv Hev'lett-Pa~d. the same circuits. neering at the University This Nine computer termi- ~.ail of Idaho has received a save time Iri circuit nal in the Johnson Elec- gift from the Hewlett- design by determining trlml Engineering Labor- ho;; wiU Packard Corp. a circuit operate atory v1II have access to The college received a vvTrhoui actuaiiy haf,1ng the computer program package of computer soft- LG bLIlid iL including student work- "Now v;are for the designing of we have a set of rooms and the NASA electticai circuits. The tools that are really engineering laboratory. software has a price tag Industry standard and of Hewlett-Packard has use of $564,000 and will high quality. allowing recently signed an agree- to do more research and benefit both researchers ment to a UI projects," said John buy and students at the more designed computer chip. college. Shovic. who holds the

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SADD from page 1 home rather than drive home who choose to drink. 5) To drunk. "We'e drink- demonstrate that the majority not against of college students are respon- ing," said Jason Albrecht, sible adults with a genuine another one of the organizers. "We concern for alleviating DUIs. just want to promote alcohol." He hopes to plan campus awareness of activities such as an aware- They plan to increase awareness by publishing a ness week, and to work with a De1ta Gammas Friday morning with this mess their pledge class local bars on the designated SADD newsletter. They hope is whet the got of the vic- them before leaving for their pledge sneajE. One Deka Gamma said. "Weal pimp driver program which will pro- plaque in memory left j08st tims of drunk driving will them over good before they retTSrn." vide free non-alcoholic drinks ARGONAUI'/Jason Munroe to a person who agrees to make students think before soaHY'Surprise," remain sober to drive their they drink. friends home. He also wants to "I'd like to encourage people distribute a college version of EVERY QUITTER IS A %INNER. to get involved,"said Albrecht. the 'contract for life.'n agree- BulTa said, "It's going to be a The Great American Smokeout. Nov. 17. CANCER ment between friends that one good program." will call the other for a ride

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The Campus Democrats will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Nov. I in the Appaloosa Lounge at the SUB. Topics will t include: Jesse Jackson's possible visit to Idaho. a trip to Oregon for Dukakis on Nov. 2 and 3 and Jeanie Givens'top in Moscow on Nov. 4. For more information. contact Sue Marangelli at 885-8441.

Connie Simonsmeier will discuss ways to deal with death and dying Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 12:30p.m. in the Women's Center. She will discuss the Hospice of the Palouse, which provides help to the terminally ill, show a video and provide a "personal death awareness" handout to allow others to assess their comfort with these issues.

Accelerated classes are beginning. Geography 182 and Computer Science 204 both start on Wednesday, Nov. 2. Business 250 begins Thursday, Oct. 3.

Computer Services has supplied the UI library with eight The Moscow Fire Department responded to a call to put out a fire that occurred in a stu- computers for public use in the library. Four conventional dent's car while she was driving to school. The incident occurred at the end of last week. desktop IBM pc's with printers are available in the Reserve Room on th ground floor. There are also four IBM pc con- vertible portables which can be checked out from the reserve desk for use within the library. Those wishing to PC Board memo causes confusion use the portables should bring their own 3 and a half inch also intended to give all candi- iloppy disks for storage, and any specialized software they By Alan Solan been much easier if he (Rennl dates an equal to wish to use. Staff Writer opportunity son) would have campaign. just photo copied the section on cam- The ASUI Political Concerns According to Rennison, the The ASUI and the League ofWomen Voters will be spon- paign poster rules, Board (PCB) has issued a moratorium was solicited which is soring a candidates'orum 7:30p.m. Thursday, Nov. 3 in by already in the ASUI and uni- memo requesting that ASUI the PCB in order to allow all the UI Law School Auditorium. Local candidates will be dis- versity regulations, and hand- political candidates refrain candidates, incumbent and their views. The public is encouraged to attend. cussing from posting campaign mater- other, a fair and ethical race ed it out with petitions," Mike ials such as banners and post- and to allow all candidates a Gotch, a vice presidential can- Dick Palmer of the Idaho Department ofTransportation ers until after the Nov. 4 Can- chance to learn the rules and didate, said. will be lecturing on GIS operations and applications Thurs- didate's Meeting, according to regulations concerning elec- ASUI President day, Nov. 3 from 3:30to 4:45 p,m. in U.C.C 328. He is the PCB chairman Elwood tions. There are specific places Brad Cuddy said he fifth speaker in a series of seven guest lecturers on the Rennison. on campus where posters can thought neither side subject. While there are no legal and cannot be posted and this was wrong, but there were just differing opinions on restrictions to prevent candi- will be a main topic covered at how to har.die the matter. "It is per- Philosphers from more than 60 colleges and universities dates from posting materials, Friday's meeting. Rennison said the request is Some candidates are con- fectly legal to post campaign in the Pacilic Northwest will meet on the UI campus Nov. 4 UCC," being made to allow candi- cerned that this memo be posters on the Cuddy and 5.The event is the Philosophy Department's contribu- may said. "Rennison dates who are unfamiliar with unconstitutional, and that the just wanted to tion to the Centennial celebration. For more information. make the election process to have whole problem could have sure the less exper- contact Marvin Henberg through the Philosophy Dept., at ienced candidates their questions and concerns been handled in a more appro- knew about 885-7107. the rules before about campaign materials to priate manner. they put up be addressed. The measure is "It seems like it would have posters." QSSI>ISIIISSSSEIII>RIESkg Isle 4% W ~ Ho""iy Pool Tables gi ~ ~ + q ~ ~ Pizza Bread ~ ~~~ ~ N«hos DEN SPEClAL ~ Nake this Holiday Your 8est!! ~ ~ Pinball and Video Games Buy 1 PitcherIT get 1 FREE ~ Lose Up to 30 lbs. ~"."' Open at 4 pm on weekdays ~ ~ pm on weekends ~ by Christmas! 611 S. Main~ Moscow ~ Our client, Dorene Kartes EXPires 11-3-88 lost 47 lbs. QSSEiSSSSSICOUPON IiSSEiSiiO "Nutri/System was the key to my success. I'm a very active woman and I never felt hungry!"

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') in ~ issue election that can be spread among soc Gg g Dickison By Greg iety or regulated by the apprp Commentary priate agency. (0 I+;,~ A hot topic in the upcoming The 1'allacy of the "econoriiic weeks will undoubtedly be necessity" needs to be buried. child care. In an area where The phrase simply means that iTUI, parents might both attend a more and more American fam- M are choosing ASP Ydr~ university, child care is a ilies (note Ihat VV', primary concern. You can bet word) to maintain a standard GoA FoRK that both Michael Dukakis of living that cannot be sup 0- and George Bush will be roll- ported by one paycheck ing out platitudes and ideas to We are taking the American . o> capture the parental vote. Dream to a ridiculous 0 But should child care be an extreme. We are beginning to issue in a presidential believe not only that we really election'? can have it all, but that we The Democrats, ever eager should have it all, and even to be the reigning party ofcom- maintain a right to have it all. ltel.QE ~~ passion, point out how we Children are becoming a liabil- have more and more mothers .ity; a hinderance to the "all"we working out of "economic want to have. Editor's Note: Letters to the Editor are not the opinion or responsibility of necessity," which means they The apparent solution is to can't stay home. Or, in the our resources and the Argonaut,~-ufo'archbut that ofthe author. The Letters column is meant only to pool buy alternative. in our enlightened day care for everyone. And, to provide aforum for discussion. Letters to the Editor must be typed, and be society women are supposed make sure the money ls well no longer than two pages in length. Letters not complying will not run. to be able to go out and fulfil spent, the government will their career goals Just like the regulate it for quality. men. Since it is usually the This solution has two obvi- to the dupes who hear, just as through cities, perform mother who stays home with ous problems. First, its unfair. The real certairdy as the hunter adapts protests, boycott a former the kids, a family is obviouslya Picture the family with mom at his lure to the animal he would Moscow hoagie shop. and discriminatory institution. home taking care of the kids serial killers ensnare; and flattery. impost- chant for their unnatural right And we can't have that. while dad goes off to work. If Editor; ure, falsehood, the vindiction to sodomize each other. The solution, a la Dukaka, his taxes go up to buy babysit- I'm Friday I saw a political car- and eulogy of fellow-partisans glad there was a nation- is federally subsidized day ting for the other people's kids, "Hi I'ma toon of George Bush decked however wicked, and the defa- al fag!"day. That way care. Everyone can have it who he brings home less money. with two signs. One said: Sup- mation of opponents however the closest cases will really see wants it regardless of their Unless a break is allowed for port Pro-Life; the other; Sup- virtuous, will be the instru- and feel the animosity, hatred, ability to pay for it. his wife who provides her own port the death penalty. I found ments by which a warfare. and fear ofAmerica's majority. The Republicans were prop- day care, they are in effect pen- I'm it pretty amusing until I over- destructive in the end alike to willing to speculate that erly horrifled. But, not want- alized for taking care of the heard a liberal on campus who victors and vanquished, will be even the immoral groups such ing to be lei't out ofthe compas- their own kids. supports abortion and con- waged. Let the spirit and tone as criminals, prostitutes sion hall-of-fame, they came The second problem is the demns capital punishment. of our congressional and legi- (straight ones), pushers, up with their own plan: a fallacy of government regula- Killing innocent babies and slative speechmakers, and the users, gang members, mafla $1,000-a-head tax credit for tion. The government regu- letting the serial killers go free. language of the political press families, CIA and FBI agents, children. lates schools, railroads, and ..What's wrong with this pic- throughout the country, Aryan Nations, all have a deep For the record, the Republi- forests, and look what's hap- ture'? Who are the real serial decide the question, which of and intense hatred of cans have the better idea. But pened to them. Why will they killers V the above described classes homosexuals (even if both parties have missed the do better with little kids' —David Austin they consider themselves as homosexuals are found in the essential point. Child care is Family obligation is some- addressing..." above groups and others not none of the federal govern- thing the government should mentioned). Homosexuals ment's business. If a couple stay away from. At some point, Mann's speech represent a way of sexual (or. in this unfortunate moral we need to look reality in the No rights for promiscuity that is unnatural clime, an individual) decides to face and take responsibility for revisited and further destroys the mor- have a child, they also have the what we see. We cannot ask

the 'unnatural'he ality of our already declining responsibility of child care. the government to do things recent presidential and Editor; m oral country. I don't know Parenthood is not something we should do for ourselves. vice-presidential debates, Gays should not receive any actly how "homos" have along with tons of campaign special rights or privileges. een treated in past civiliza- rhetoric and media commen- They should feel lucky theyare ons and countries but I don' ARGONAUT tary. remind me of a speech even in America enjoying a life ink they welcomed them th open arms. I wonder if made by Horace Mann in in which they can voice their Editor Photo Bureau Editor bashing" was legal centu- 1842. views and alternate Mestyle. I gay Beth Howard John O'Bryan "...Ifthe majority of a self- personally believe that es ago or in more recent com- governing people are sober- homosexuals (fags and dykes) unist countries, dictator- Managing Editor Photographers minded, enlightened, studi- are abhorrations ofnature and ips, or authoritarian gov- Brian Tuomey Teresa Barber ous of right, capable of corn- shouldbe treatedasanymur- rnments. I also further Tim Dahlquist elieve that Gorbachev's glas- News Editors Kris Haff paring and balancing opposite derer, rapist, and other crimi- Deal ost does not mean an open- Sherry Alicia Johann interpretations of a funda- nals that commit crimes Tracy Peel Henry Moore mental law, or opposite views against nature. n ess that encourages Jason Munrae of a particular system of poli- What's the purpose for their omosexuality. Eatertalmnent Editor Timothy Ngo Julie Clark cy; then allappealsaddressed Coming Out Day anyways If So, what is the solution' Loren Orr "proud" veral come to mind but all Stephanle Worley to them in messages. speech- homosexuals are of Sports Ehfitor es, pamphlets, and from the what they are they wouldn' e not allowed in our liberta- Joe I'm Hughes Advertising Manager thousand tongued newspaper need a "coming out" day for an nation. proud that the Rich Steckler press, will be calm, dispas- they would already be open. onstitution gives me the Copy Editor sionate, adapted at once to What do they have to fear? opportunity to write my opin- Kirk Laughlin Advertlstng Sales elucidate the subject under After all this is America. A n but the same Constitution Jeanle Andrade so allows to out "We Assistant Copy Editors Laurie Asln consideration and to instruct country that allows murderers gays cry Donna Pfautsch eserve equal rights as what, Carolyn Hendry and elevate the mind of the to walk on the streets along Kim Bailey Ed Moore arbiters. But, on the other with drug dealers (who are uman beingsV No way! Staff Writers Dan Ruark hand, if the people are ignor- murderers as well), allows a omosexuals are freaks, they Len Anderson ant, fickl, averse to, or incap- senseless war rage in Nicar- e deviations of the original Dena Bandazlan Production Staff able of, patient prone agua, and allows millions of plan of "man being created in Sharon Bloomsburg Julle Benton inquiry, Ron Hasenoehrl tohasiydecisionsfromplausi- people to remain homeless od's image." If God were gay, Christy Kretschmer en how come homos are the Roger Lee Dennis Magner ble appearances, or reckless while scientists vainly build Mike Lewh Scott Shern from prejudice or passion, SDIwhlchhasyettobeprove- ority and looked down on Mike Lyon then the demagogues who n. America is a country that everyone else? Dan Meldazls Production Manager address,willadaptihemselves allows gays and lesbians to See Letters page 5 Arl Peel Todd Smith Beth Pettibon Ihc Argonaut(USPS 255-680, ISSN 0896-1409)is published, while the university is in session, on Tuesdays and Fridays. Serena Poovey Pro ofruuner August ttuough May. Mail subscripiions are $10per semester, or $18for the year. Edit oriel and ASUIAdvertlslngoiBces Alan Solon Usa Colgan Scott Trotter Iocatec at Suite 301.Student Union Building, 620 S.Deaidn St., Moscow, Idaho. 83843.The publisher is the Commu- are LaReine Udell Process Camera those ofthe writer. 'Ibe nicaiions Board of the Associated Students - University of Idaho. Opinions expressed herein are Julie Young Dan Mayer Argonaut is distributed to 87 sections on campus. Itis funded by adveriisingsales and a portion of ASUI student activity fees. Second class postage is paid at Moscow, Idaho, 83843. POSTMASTER: Send ad dress changes to the Argonaut, Student Union Bulldlng, Unverslty of Idaho. Moscow, Idaho, SS843. Argonaut Tuesday, November 1, 1988 5

the companies that placed athletics and my hat comes off Anchorman, and we all wish to phobia, which can manifest Letters from page 4 bids. There could (will) be lay- to those few that do. thank him for his efforts this itself in many ways, is onlyone Until some action! s taken to offs of students and other Also, the stands were only past year. We can only hope of the symptoms of heterosex- will be able rid the US. (no, lets remove employees. about half full at the Weber that his successor ism or discrimination ofsexual them from the planet) of "fags" So, why are they trying to State game and most of the to 1111 his flippers. preference other than the ser- Teams are asked to a and "dykes" I have to unhappi- contract out for our food people that were there must pay social majority. It can appear not from our com- 35.00entry fee to participate ly sit still and accept the fact vices? It is have had laryngi'.!s for they $ as something as s1mple as a T-shirts will that homosexuals exist. It plaints, nobody wants to just set on their duffs and in the fund raiser. negatively stereotypical Gay the small would be nice if didn' dump our system and choose acted like they didn't care who also be available for character in a movie or televi- they is exist at all. I'd like to take a layoffs. Contracting out for won the game. It use to be that cost of $8.00. The public sion show; or as the rejection and shower without having to food services is not in the best every time the opponent's cen- welcome to join in the fun, of a friendship between two is daring enough to watch my if I drop the interest to the students at the ter could not even hear the if anyone women or two men, when one soap. Besides, the anus was UI. count. But today's crowd acts get a group of off-campus person finds out about the supposed to be an exit not an -John Goettsche like they don't even. know what friends together to make a other person's sexual prefer- entrance. Vandal spirit down it is. Don't the UI stu- team, we'd love to see them ence, or it can be the murder of dents and living groups have there. Gays and Straights by Gay- —Greg Coupe on the decline any spirit or pride in their Come support your favorite Bashers. Homophobia goes to or themselves any- male living group. It all begins Editor; school the point of causing many more? Are they all too busy at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 5. The University of Idaho— Gays themselves to hide or To contract or around remember, donation Where tradition meets the partying and running And your deny their sexual perference to And out the latest not future, and loses? Is this'he trying will help many deserving indi- because they feel it is the only to contract gossip and basically not caring Editor; way it is going to be? Is the viduals. Grab a suit and way they can survive in the about anything but them- This year there has been a tradition of the student body contribute! world. If something as simple selves that they don't have lot of talk about food service having pride in their school's —Kris Albers as censorship of the Gay voice time to their school? and whether or not to contract athletes and showing their support on this campus is allowed cer- have to see liv- out for our food service. Some support for these teams I yet a single Gay rights tainly worse things can by turn out in force for a people have claimed that this attending Vandal athletic ing group happen. women's volleyball game. The ignored has come about because of events a thing ofthe past? Its silly for heterosexuals to just attendance last year was lar- student complaints about the Is the time when the student Editor; fear homosexuals. Gay inter- than it has been this year quality of food served. As body turned out in force for ger Last Saturday I put ests are not always the same and yet the team is playing up somebody who has eaten the Vandal athletic events and flyers down around the UCC as the rest of the population much better this year. Doesn' food in the Wallace Cafeteria supported their teams in a for a Halloween Costume but the same thing can be said the student know where for three and a half years and boisterous manner destined to body Dance this Friday. I was irri- about any other political fac- Memorial Gym is? has worked for University of memory? It sure looks tated to IInd that they did not tion, religious community. or be justa —Riley Hawklns Idaho Housing and the Wal- that way. What happened to last one day. Someone racial group. Certainly any lace Cafeteria for two years, I the days when virtually every Anchor Splash removed all the posters I had fear of these .other groups is say that is a bunch ofcrap. The home game found the stu- put up there Monday. What is mainly caused bymisinforma- changes came about when we dent's side of the Kibbie Dome catch the wave this? Selective censorship? tion or ignorance. The same got a new housingdirector who Editor; The University allows for the packed to capacity? (i.e. summer's over, posters goes Gay community has in the past always con- 1983-1984).Where has every- Although announcing events to be post- because heterosexism is such still have time to catch one tracted out for the services one gone? Enrollment has not you ed around the UCC according a real issue .today. Evexyone more of your favorite that are done under his admi- changed significantly in the glimpse to certain rules as to where needs to be educated about or gal in a swimsuit. nistration. He made the deci- last ten years. So why is .guy they can be posted; but I what it really means to be Cay Where, you ask? The place to sion to contract out not only nobody going to the games? haven't heard so that bigoted heterosexism Nov. 5 is the anything for food service but for all ofthe The Vandal football team has be on Saturday, against the nature of the bills can be stamped out. I'm not University of Idaho Swim Cen- functions of UI Housing. I'l been having winning seasons that are posted. I'd be the Qrst advocating that everyone ter or Delta Gamma's 8th just stick with food service for for the last couple of years so person to admit that the dance should be Gay; not only is that Annual Anchor Splash. Not now. this should not be the reason. was sponsored a Gay orga- an impossible idea, but it is it fun to participate and by I have talked to students Could the reason be that the only nization and I'm well aware of would make a great impact on but the money raised from other universities school or more speciflcally the compete, the current attitude toward our population. But education will be donated to our philan- (Washington State, University living groups on campus are Gays on campus, but does would help both the heter- Sight Conservation and of Washington, and Boise teaching the student only to thropy that mean that the rights given osexual and homosexual Aid to the Blind. State) they have all said the care about himself or herself? Anchor Splash consists of to us by the Constitution ofthe worlds to tolerate each other food served here is - quality of At the UI Weber State foot- Ave events: the Beach Ball United States are not extended better. We could live our food served at better than the ball game, a pivotal game for Relay, the 100 yard Freestyle to Gays? No! There is someone respective lives together, free Apparently, the other places. the Vandal football team, there Relay, the 100yard Sweatshirt just like you who is Gay. You of fear, and acknowledging food service does wouldn't other's diQ'erences with- contracted were only three (3) living Relay, the Tasmianian Yahoo, certainly deny your- each food. Some of not give us better groups with banners up in the and the all-time favorite grand self the right to put up an inof- out hatred. have mentioned they them dome. Are there not still over finale. Synchronized Swim- fensive poster. So how can you This is why the Palouse don't the free unlimited and Lesbian Asso- get thirty living groups on cam- ming. The winners of each justify denying that right to Empire Gay that we here someone ciat1on this seconds policy get pus? This is less than a ten event will receive a and else simply because is sponsoring Cafeteria. This plaque, at the Wallace percent turnout. Therefore I overall winners will be they are Gay? dance; not only to provide a it the brings up the question: Is must give the living groups at awarded our Anchor Splash This issue goes much furth- social event for the Gay com- not! That is if er than the freedom cheaper? No, it is the UI a failing grade. That is trophy. just of munity, but to allow the rest of all. It down you get seconds at may right, as fans of Vandal athle- On this same morning, we speech. By tearing these the community to participate actually be more expensive for tics you'e failures. I don't see speciflc posters and leaving and realize that we are just as you'l will announce our 1989 the students, because how anyone would want tojoin Anchorman. Our current others up, the person who tore normal and human as the next everytime the have to pay you go one of these living groups that Anchorman, Sigma Nu Erik posters down was express- person. to eat. Homo- back to get something doesn't support all Vandal Daugue, has been a wonderful ing acute homophobia. -Nathan Kibter

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-eSle'y Scott Trotter Ahmed Fahsi's strong caII he wouldn't want yourto defensive Staff VNter play. talk with htm, said Kirs In Sunday's matchup chenrnann-.--"We ended up The University of Idaho against Lewis

cks fi turkey -- - Istsd by Anal, Samih- th'er LetIrtsk',n:8ia*-"'::-" noon and lmj "@i:.second porters Inkewisjton otn'-Sun-:., -"Gs~',seofed:5@ flnarl grot .--,:olne p~~entnaifjIn.";,":;:;;::.:=::::::: '': day by a 441 score .aeccjrd-: ",of .the Name- '.o@,,':a-,.~ass -: —-: satd,:~U.-:-.never:::::.:ha@=".'i':..::,".";.'::; ing to club'oadvtiiore.:Ron 'aesisted'.::.by'.4amereurn ''::- coboarno'ce;:;,":u"":We'-;pl'aye'd""-.',:;,." McFarland. ';, .; ~e, .isaid"gcFarrhuid, ', ~therand:sta~.osn,'-...::: .'"',. Against Eoaostern Oregon,.:- ',. 'The: Vandaol.first,:.rteam::: of.the=game.'t.he'':~'':: -; ".:- tiof '.>-"'llal Samih" of the Vandal . ~ also fsmid well; ImProoving::".We:.;:snhounld:::have.:scoore'tI',:;: club scoi'edu two'first 'half 'heirrrecosd to 8-'0-'1 with a ' mo'res than:-we:,dld,"-;. goals-ant'1 Carlos. Min'Uiisdr'-':.'2-;i tjtfln it@SU on'Siindij:-"-,;--':::—:;.::;-:--',.:;:..:,'-.o'; '::;-..:,:=:.'-";-:,':::::„-."-:;:r":-, -:;:.;;;;.-: added an unassiiteei:sec-' "club=''piiiidiiit':.-:Sobb:;: "'':The...'.„tsro-'.vajtitW .'~:'::.";:::- ondhalfgoal:on'abreaka- - Eirsehenliaiin said the ':were-;scorWby:,~,jjtIla0=;.';,:„';,;-,': way to conclude the scor- Vaiidals.ylsjyed werII biit did,"':= n'ai'. and: 8'rii'it': Btjthetmf-"- ing, said McFarland.".: . have-. problems- Mt':- the ."-:- Thne:Vandig @iit:team';la; McFarland praised;V~- " yreferee. ":The ref.was-strict r: 'mpinir',"'toi-,@'matohuy-"iivitb -' -: dal Dave Hylsky's elkirts Irr... Eveiytbne we, asked ..him a -:-Wasshirjgton.stater Universoi-'gqjjc ' '-'ipjIojjjjnei''."-";:-:-- ' ARGONAlrr/Tim":.DaMquist ' Deskines, Christensen close out home season Gonza- enough," By Mike Lewis 3-10in the Big Sky, as said Idaho Coach "We didn' Staff Writer ga is not a member of the Big Pam Bradetich. also Sky Conference. Gonzaga keep the ball out of their set- Despite easily winning the moved its record to 12-9 ter's hands. We had some first game ofSaturday's match overall. passing breakdowns, but the with the Gonzaga Bulldogs, The Lady Vandals jumped difference in the match was the University of Idaho Lady on the Bulldogs in game one, our lack of confidence Vandals lost momentum and winning 15-6 behind seven offensively." in turn, three straight games team blocks and a .333hitting After the second game, Ida- and the match, 15-6, 16-18, percentage, but lost a close ho seemed to fall apart com- 4-15, 7-15 in their last home .second game 18-16 that pletely, losing the last two match of the season. turned out to be the turning games 15-4 and 15-7 while Susan Deskines. As a result ofthe loss, Idaho point in the match. Kesha Chrlstensen Dahlquist ARGONAUT/Tim Dahlquist fell to 9-15overall but remains "We didn't serve tough See Vol/ey page 8 ARGONAUT/Tim

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Volleyball is Morgan's top priority games. responsible for our loses. I "said "you "We made some fundamen- instinct Morgan, like that." team. tal mistakes and then we dwell have to hate the other Morgan said, "I'e "If team on those instead offocusing on we were a lousy 'KellieMorganandvolley- imProved a lot since last then there would be no the positives," added ball hand in. hand, and season and learned more Brade tich. go problem said, Morgan.. apparently volleyball is all' about the game..ldon'tcare ".But. we aren't lousy. We Idaho was led by Dawn Col- the Lady Vandals'tarting about my personal, accom- the other ston, who had 14 kills, 10digs, expect to beat setter can think about. plishments.:Iwant the team te'am.''m wonderlttg two solo and four assisted )ust "I'm:,the. type of person: to do welL'""';-';:: '. '", ...when-it's'all'going to:,hap- blocks, while teammate Susan -thatsaysvolleyballArstand ., Earlier:thlsyear,,Mo rgan '.;,jien,"'wheii axe;-we. going'o" . Deskines, in her last home school. s'econd,"" said.-'Max-','roke the,.'Idaho 'record',:for,. ', '."e'x'pl'ode:.',: aii'd':, beca'm'e'- game as a Lady Vandal, An- gW.:,,".The day,--.of-a: gatne,'.I;.;::-:assists:lit::a';-..match";;against.:„.":,:-'iwesoime,"„".'-'.'-.':" " '. -'' with seven „" ished kills, 10digs, ...'a'ii',.t:study', The.ni aftex .:.'.-:. Noitlierri'-Arizoni:oii,:Oct.'.:l"..;"-': four solo and five assisted jht " .a".,gam'e -:I, caii',:t; study.,;:-.,'She:.'had::,.~72:,.;:.breaking.":Cie:,-':: ',;:: .':.Ltady,':.Vaiidals.with:oij~l"';:,',:7 blocks. Kesha Christensen, Academics are-'.very'-imp'o the other Lady Vandal senior , tant to.',me:.:but vo who also played in her last home game for Idaho, had one kill and four digs for the Lady Vandals. Lisa Petticord had 14 kills and nine digs to lead the Bull- dogs, while Linda Bushinski registered 13kills and 13digs, including five kills in the fourth and Anal game. Idaho now takes its show on the road until the end of the season. playing four more matches on its includingopponents'ourts, next weekend's matchups with Northern Arizona and Nevada- Reno in Flagstaff and Reno. The Lady Vandals wrap-up their season Nov. 12in Cheney against the Eastern Washing- ton Eagles. Women's Cross Country takes meet cia Monnie finished in flfth son with a 23rd place finish By Joe Hughes 3

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Vandals alone on top of Big Sky one touchdown as Boise State Lumberjacks in a come-from- By Joe Hughes handed UNR their third con- Bob- Sports Editor behind victory over the ference loss in a row. cats in Bozeman, Mont. MSU Placekicker Mike Black The Idaho Vandals have was tied with Idaho with 4-1 recorded his 129th consecu- gained sole possession of the conference records going into tive PAT, an NCAA Division top spot in the Big Sky Confer- the contest. I-AA record. The BSU streak, ence, and they didn't even play The Lumberjacks improved which began in 1984, broke a game. their record to 4-4 for the sea- the UI mark of 128 straight. Northern Arizona Universi- son and 3-4 in the Big Sky With BSU's win, the UI-BSU ty did a great service to the while MSU fell to 4-5 and 4-2. season-ending contest Vandals when they defeated Things kept going the Van- becomes even more important Montana State University dals'ay, even in Boise. The for both teams. Unless one of 28-17 to leave Idaho as the Broncos deieated Idaho's next the teams stumble against only team left in the confer- opponent, the Nevada-Reno opponents that each team ence with only one loss. Ida- Wolf Pack 40-28.This virtually should beat, the UI-BSU clash ho's loss came at the hands of takes UNR out of the confer- may again have the Big Sky the Montana Grizzlies, who ence race, when just a few Conference title at stake. are tied for second place with weeks ago, they seemed to be In other Big Sky action, MSU and Boise State. one of the top contenders for Montana defeated Weber State NAU's runningback Levon the title. 41-14 in Ogden, Utah, and: -"-'.Se~~ '"jji+qj'ijabjjfj fcjlr+jap'jfj'j Worley ran for 88 yards and Bronco runningback Chris three touchdowns to lead the Thomas ran for 173yards and ho State 35-3 at Pocatello. St. Vincent tracksters bring Olympic experience to Lil competed in the two seasons Alan Solan long jump. when officials discovered versity of the West Indies, in there are only By Ogarro, a junior in said, "a wet one Staff Writer majoring Johnson had steroids in his St.Vincent, where he earned a there, henley biology, and a 400 meter run- system. Linley was rooting for two-year diploma in secondary and a dry one." Three of the eleven mem- ner, injured his knee while Johnson, because although education. He has been mar- 'The society of St. Vincent bers of the Olympic track team training this spring and was the sprinter competed for the ried for two years and intends expects a lot from their ath- from the Caribbean nation of unable to compete in the Canadian team, he is original- to return to the Caribbean to letes when a team leaves the St. Vincent live in the same games. ly from Jamaica. teach after graduation. island," Ballantyne said. The hall on the University of Idaho Because they were enrolled Linley was sorry to see Ogarro, although he was athletes always try to do their campus. in school, Linley and Ballan- Johnson disqualified and said unable to compete in the best,— no matter how they Eversley "Teddy" Linley, tyne "left late and came back he believed Johnson when he Olympics this time around, may be feeling. Orde Ballantyne, and Lenford early." They were gone about a denied taking the drug says he intends to try again in Since running events in the Ogarro, all members of the UI week altogether, and while knowingly. 1992 if he can stay healthy. Caribbean are all on grass track team, came to Moscow both wished they could have "I don't believe he took it to Something he does have over tracks, another thing those from Kingstown, the capital of stayed longer, they were able win because the odds weren' on his two countrymen, how- athletes have to get used to is the island nation that is to find a little time for sightsee- against him," Linley said. ever, is the experience of two the switch to hard running located 100 miles west of Bar- ing and shopping and to watch Ballantyne, who fouled out world championship competi- surfaces. It is quite a change bados and 160 miles north of some of their favorite events, in early competition, said the tions —in Helsinki in 1983 and it can cause problems like Trinidad. they said. women's 100 meter final was and last year in Italy. shin splints until a person gets Linley, a freshman studying Linley said one of the high- "the most spectacular event" Like most residents of the adjusted to it, Ogarro said. architecture, and Ballantyne a lights of his trip was watching he watched at the games. He Caribbean area, the three are The teamhas "high expecta- junior in secondary education, the men's 100 meter final in said he was impressed with having a hard time adjusting tions," Ballantyne said, and all competed in this year's Sum- which Canada's Ben Johnson the city ofSeoul, and "amazed to the experience of four dis- three said they are the conQ- mer Games in Seoul, South captured the gold. The medal at the Korean lifestyle." tinct seasons. The average dent the team will do well this Korea. Linley ran the 800 was later taken away and pre- Ballantyne is a transfer stu- temperature on the island of year. meter race and Ballantyne sented to Carl Lewis ofthe U.S. dent from a branch ofthe Uni- St. Vincent is 80 degrees. And

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Nothing is more familiar working variations of the bud- and hackneyed to a frequent dies theme. Following in their film viewer than the premise of footsteps is newcomer Alien the buddy picture. Nation. Though the idea offollowing In 1991, Los Angeles has two friends and/or associates another race and culture around for more than ninety added to its population, that of minutes is an easily recogniz- the Newcomers. An alien race able foundation in a script, it of genetically developed wasn't until the early eighties humanoids, these beings were that audiences were bom- bred as slaves with maximum barded with a never-ending adaptation capacity light succession of buddy pictures years away and arrived on (I'm purposely excluding the earth solely by accident. film history ofbuddy films like Welcomed with open arms the Sherlock Holmes pictures by the United States, the high- and the Hope-Crosby, Lewis- ly intelligent Newcomers rejo- Martin, and Abbott-Costello iced in their freedom and "On the Road" classics of the quickly adapted to our coun- '50s and '60s from my histori- try's various lifestyles. Even cal account due to the lack ofa so, the Newcomers were bom- knowledgable readership in barded by the hypocrisies, anything that isn't in color insecurities, and prejudices with a'ock soundtrack). common in America (and were There are several excellent street-nicknamed "slags"). representations of the stan- After the death of his part- dard '80s buddy picture. 48 ner, L.A. detective Sykes Hours, To Live and Die in L.A., (James Caan) volunteered to Letha/ Weapon, and Running work with the first Newcomer Scared come to mind. But. as plainclothes police officer Sam with all popular film themes, Francisco (played by Mandy for every successfully deve- Pattnktn, the Spanish swords- loped buddy picture, there are man in The Princess Bride). e a dozen awful renditions. Sykes wasted no time admit- These awkwardly directed and ting to his new partner that his wastefully acted films only willingness to team with the succeed in adding mass to an alienated Newcomer was already plentiful genre. based solely on the mysterious To deviate from the stan- circumstances behind his dard buddy film, writers are partner's murder. attempting to alter elements in The story features the now "Dance Inventions" was the season opener for UI Dance Theater performers. Teresa the storyline to help alleviate standard "let's get drunk and Wormington, a graduate student who dances and choreographs, was featured in the the deja vu tendencies an rap together" scene as well as show's first number. ARGONAUT/Jason Munroe audience usually experiences during a buddy picture. See Alien page 12

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The Portland-based band is supporting its latest They have just finished a album and txyhog for recognition outside the Northwest. "pretty cool gig" at Washington Photo Courtesy of WSU Dramatist tells Augustine's story State University, according to vocalist David Corboy. doubtful. "If Prowlin'on- boy described as "training The original one-man drama, The Confessions ofSaint "We played great music but tinues to sell the way it is in wheels." Augustine, will be performed by acclaimed actor Leonardo the sound system sucked," Europe, we could get there." "We'e too basic for any pos- Defilippis at Saint Augustine's Campus Center Nov. 4 at Corboy said. "The 'sound guy Wilds said. "But unless you'e er moody stuff" Casmano 7:30 p.m. was trying but the monitors really big you can't just fly to said. "We'H still drink a half- Defilippis has become well-known for his dramatiza- sounded like transistor radios Europe and say 'Hey. we'e rack of Bohemian that' tions of the if life of Saint Francis and the gospels. or something." here,'ecause ofthe work per- what's sitting around. We'l eat The Confessfons tells the modern conversion story of a The Jackals are headed mit problem." hamburgers —it doesn't mat- man steeped in worldly sins who turns to God in a dramati- back to Portland in their tour Bass player Steve Casmano ter much." cally moving way. There will be only one performance and bus, a 1967 Dodge van. They recalls another Portland band, The Jackals maintain that admission is free. are booked at Seattle, Eugene, the Razorbacks, who tried to even if they do get "big," their Olympia and Portland venues tour in England with the demands won't change much. through the end of the year in authorities on their tails. "We aren't into rider activity Biafra speaks uncensored support oftheir second album, "The stupid Razorbacks, that much," Corboy said. Prow fin'. trying to tour... if they catch "We'l ask for whatever we can It's not a musical message that JeHo Biafra, former lead The band, described by Cor- you, you leave now, you'e on a get away with, but ymp're really singer, lyricist and chief songwriter for the punk rock boy as "a straight-ahead rock plane right out of there," Cas- just a drinking baird." group the Dead Kennedys, will bring to Boise State Univer- and roll band," is currently in mano said. The drinking band descrip- sity Nov. 16. Instead. Biafra will speak on censorship. that musical time warp The band has 'been tion might account for the Jac- Censorship has had a impact on Biafra's big music,. between being a favorite reg- described in the press as rock- kals'o'pularity on the Port- however. He was charged by the Los Angeles City Attor- ional club band and being abiHy with a hard edge, with land club scene. According to ney's office in 1986 with distributing harmful material to famous outside the Northwest. enthusiastic comparisons to band members, their minors because ofa poster in the Dead Kennedys'ranken- perfor- Prowlfn'as released on the the Ramones, who the Jackals mances usually raise christ album. bars'eer British label Nervous Records like because "you gotta like an revenues quite bit. Biafra was ultimately acquitted but not before a spending and band members plan to ugly band like that... we have "When see the Jac- 70,000 in his defense. you go $ stay with the small indepen- that in common." kals don't stand around Because of the Biafra you experience, helped form the San dent scene. "I guess you'd say we'play for conversation," Corboy Francisco-based No More Censorship Defense Fund. He "We'e not into big label music with a harsh rockabiHy said. "You want to drink and now tours the nation giving talks on censorship and per- shopping,". Corboy said. "Our influence," Corboy said. "But dance." forming "spoken word" readings of his and music. poetry sound fits best in small inde- it's major four-chord stuff. Traveling the Northwest in a pendent labels." two-four and four-four time. Dodge van might make for According to the band's None of this three-four waltz some short tempers, but the. Actors can try for Meister award promoter David Wilds, Nerv- crap. We hate the Cramps. too. Jackals maintain that they get ous Records wanted a few Jac- Everyone asks us that, and we along reaHy well on the road. The National Shakespeare Conservatory will audition kals cuts for a compilation do not like the Cramps." actors in Seattle Nov. 20 for the Philip Meister Award. The album but liked the songs and A relative measure of suc- "Everything can be resolved group's northwest representative Andy Friedlander will the band enough to release cess hasn't altered what the with 'fuck you,'" Corboy said. conduct the auditions. one of their own. Jackals play, though they do "Whoever says it loudest and Winners will receive up to $1,000 toward study in the "We have this record to back like Prowffn'uch more than last is usually right. But we do Conservatory's two-year professional training program in up our name now," Wilds said. their first album, which Cor- have a good time." New York City, beginning Jan. 23, 1989. The program "At this point we can't support includes an intensive eight-week residency at the Conser- a big tour —the tour has to vatory's summer quarters in the Catskill Mountains. support us. But we'e just try- Actors interested in further information and an audition ing to break even." appointment should call 1-800-472-6667. 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November I. 1988 Argonaut Starting a dance frenzy on the Palouse Alien from page 10 the "Don't stop me now part- Panic City's dance beat is a late-night alternative for under-aged revelers ner, I'm obsessed with the solution of this drug related case new club in Pullman, is trying the idea of opening a non- Panic City, according to Bandazian and the violent death of the By Dena to fill that void. alcoholic club, then the drink- Robbins, has the most elabo- Staff Writer rich villain" plot climax. Unfor- Panic City, the first dance ing age was changed and the rate light show and sound sys- tunately, these helpings of "Let's dancing!" This club of its type on the Palouse, timing was perfect. tem on the Palouse. McKee go cry standard story development can cause to cringe if is a non-alcoholic club for "We saw a need and capital- plays the club's music. McKee people soon give the viewer an ache victims the new those over 18. ized on it," Robbins said. "Peo- had a portable DJ service in they are of the climax couldn't even cure. law. If are one "It's the only place on the ple need a place to dance, Seattle and now he mans Pan- drinking age you To distract from some ofthe of the unfortunate ones to be Palouse for non-stop danc- mingle and meet other people ic City's two turntables. McKee ing," said Todd Robbins, one of aren't old beat-mix technique caught in the void between age if they enough to go uses a muddled plot, the film is filled the four owners. to the bars. Living 19 and 21 and you love to groups only which blends the songs with little bits of creativity that Robbins and a group of have dances and functions dance you have been pretty a together by matching the add a bit of spicy freshness to much out ofluck. Panic City, a friends had been toying with few times a semester, so how beats of one song to the next the plot indigestion. The are those people supposed to for smooth segues. meet others'" Panic a City plays pretty aliens'hysiology, writing, TITLE Panic City 1s fashioned after flexible range of music. Cur- and language (it sounds like B Peepshow clubs in Seattle, with fun, rently the club has Euro-beat 1. S ux a the shee a the language of Australian . Feeli Only Life post-modern look. The quiet on Fridays and R&B on Satur- lounge, a mint room for days. Robbins enthuses that Le 's Ee D g as Day green Aborigines) feeds the curiosity talking, and the bathrooms response has been good since the viewer and adds some Ja e' i 0 gs OC of are decorated with unbridled the club's opening Oct. 6. reality. uth d ul graphics painted by local flne "The floor is always packed. 6. Cocteau Twins lue- 11 o arts students. The seat cush- We have non-stop dancing Although trying at times to imitate the 7. Billy Bragg rke Pl me ions are supported by lighted here," Robbins said." social satire in fllms like Robocop and The 8. Big Audio ighte Up l. 88 glass blocks and there are In lieu ofalcohol, Panic City plans for neon accents serves Coke products and Running Man and the Si. Miche k Sharp, eked lighting o, around the dance floor. Own- bottled seltzers. Because they message-telling in School 10. Primiti e Lovely ers Todd Robbins, Keith Sain, are not under the restrictions Daze. the film does entertain From the Co ge o ew Musfc Report, of alcohol serving laws, the Dave Dankers and Todd solely on its creative story idea, Oct. 21, 198 gs e om ed from commer- McKee are doing the decorat- owners keep the club open cfal and coll e/no c I radio playlfsts. ing and plan to keep the decor until 4 a.m. The dance hall is but unfortunately not entirely changing frequently. also available for groups and through its running time. private parties. Robbins is taking off a The film needed a more semester of school to run the competent director like James club. He claims to have turned Cameron or John Carpenter to into a bat, operating the club keep the action flowing and a by night and sleeping by day. better developed story to keep Robbins'xcitement and pride the characters interesting. in the club are apparent. Still, Alien Nationdoes serve as "We have nowhere to go but a familiar, yet somewhat up," Robbins said. "It's the refreshing, carry-over to the only place of its kind on the better buddy pictures in years Palouse." to come.

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