VOLUME 93 TUESDAY ISSUE 6 AUGUST 28, 2007 ^ FIRST COPY roEE/ ADDITIONAL COPIES 50C ,
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By Russ Aaron said Addington, a victim of an on-cam- the solution," said Tieder. "This is some Chief Copy Editor pussexual assault She shared the story thing that'c4n,^ppra4o.My..9fiis."'--'. poses ofCAIR." [email protected] of her assault incident, which led to a Addtngton's first-hand experience left guidelines for pregnancy, citing Tieder as they key to her with the desire toget out and public lould not name First-year students filled the: major- coping, with the effects, The women, ly share her story with people who ihay gnificant justifi- ity of. seats in McParltn Auditorium regard having close relationships with not be familiar with the importance of femain sensitive last night for "Let's Talk About It," a friends a vital aspect of handling the preventing sexual assault. She and Heder tion interests of TODAY program that focuses on bringing the unexpected. believe that providing an understanding High 95, Low 75 issue of sexual assault to the forefront "Ourfriendship is the most important of sexual assault to students is crucial in TOMORROW of students' minds. Kelly Addington and part of what we do," said Tieder, urging making a difference. High 94, Low 76 Becca Tieder spoke to the students, about, students to be open with one another "You have to accept the things you the high frequency of sexual assaults on and to have someone to talk to in time cannot change and use them in your life of need. to do. things differently," said Tieder. ''By entire itatioa. However, the focus of the presenta-. being here tonight you're already a part I'S INSIDE Instead of standing - on stage and tion was not directed solely toward the of the solution." • .strictly lecturing, the women spoke to1 females in the audience, Addington and • Aside from the information provided , .THEMIX" the ^audience as if it were a private con Tieder reminded students .that men can, by Addington's personal account, the versation between the speakers and the and have been sexually assaulted on women wanted students to know ex reac- individual'student.. university campuses, and that it's up to actly where to turn on our own campus Bishop Boulevard - a weekly novel tion of her friend when she told him she was sexually. assaulted. Tieder "We are here tonight to break down everyone to take a stand.: mm • debuts. Page 2, and Addington spoke about sexual assault during the "let's Talk'About It" presentation fast night in McFarlin Auditorium. barriers and stretch our comfort zones,", . "Men are just as an important part of SEE "AWARENESS" ON PAGE 8 diMmm.mmmxmi , ENTERTAINMENT msmmm. wmmmm Teen Awards leave much to be desired. Page 5.
' OPINION ;. , ; By MarkNorris The rumor mill runs amok at SMU. Editor in Chief Page 6. [email protected]
SPORTS If you are in Dallas you will know that SMU plays Texas Tech next Monday Women's volleyball sweeps ;nt's mar- «, weekend tournament. Page 7. keting plan that is in full rollout. Viewers across the North
newscasts. The ad. buy continues-through the week on the ame, TODAY'S QU i at 3 p.nvon Monday. "You have to accept the thingsypu I he T cannot change and use them in your life to do things differently." centerpiece of the campaign - with speaking bubbles on the Becca Tieder, Page 1. billboards and a voice in the TV ads. When people see that, they immediately recognize the pony and think about SMU," said director of marketing and is actibn before promotions Monica Contreras. "It gets people excited about the game and ori the field with the team. football. "If lets people know that we have a fun party beforehand/' The first spot ties SMU's football past to its present. It in Dallas still do not know about the Boulevard. Both spots end with an announcer telling fans to get tick ' ' * * I ,a. ets to the game against Texas Tech is 29 touchdowns in one season, a record that Willis shattered Contreras said a lot of ideas were bounced around for TV during his freshman year on the Hilltop ads, but that the talking.helmet w
Contreras said. The second spot is in slideshow style - showing pictures SEE "MARKETING" ON PAGE 8
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SMU's Knosl wins U.S. Amateur
UN. OKS TROOPS NEARDAJRFUR By Tiffany Glick from use to SMU. Managing Editor
ijN|TED NATIONS (AP) - The v response. Security Council gave the European Members of the SMU faculty and staff gathered White Union and the U.N. the green light tickets in astadium qf 80,000 Trojan fa^whiieSeated Monday to prepare for a military and police deployment to help protect stadium of 80,000 Mustangs, or Snoop Dogg, but that civilians in Chad and the Central Enrollment Services, Anthony she could have whatever seat she wanted in Ford Sta African Republic caught in the Tillman." dium, along with a trip to a bowl game., , ispillover of the Darfur conflict. SMU President R. Gerald ; : Turner and his wife, Gail, pation in a bowl game, White says she will work to received more ffian 100 fac "make sure that all the students with:whom BODIES OF FIVE ulty, staff and board members, can achieve all of their hopes and dreams." TEX AS VICTIMS . alongside Dr.:White and Till- ' I FOUND man for a short reception in the | receritly worked in Washington D.C. as a director for • Vmphrey Lee ballroom. . \ The<^iiege;B<^&CT whileWork*- ; \ "We are' always excited to, ." ing in the Division of Enrollment Services will be 'AUSTIN (AP) - Detectives charged White a fugitive arrested in New fork with welcome someone especially towards reteriticp of students, in order touring murder m the death o( one of four involved in leadership, who; supports, the students," - .tpthenextlefel,as TSOT«/1 T IMQI" , I MNIRTIKFLR A? RLAN'T'R+MONF RTF people slam at a home northwest - "SMU is poised to going from a really good institu of Austin and tracked possible tion to a really great institution," said Tillman. "SMU links >o other homicides in Texas .team.''»: is distinctly unique in all it has to offer." itnd Pennsvlvania law officers said. White is originally from San Francisco and Has .. ;/;"ltV^wiys-gpdd;to^ • Federal arid local authorities arrested people to campus," said President Turner in his in- Paul Devoe III. 4 j. Photo by Associated Press Former SMU golfer Colt Knosl golf shirts. The new Vice President for Business and pic Club's Lake Course after v- 6 in San UiirY r; August 28, 20071 Tuesday, Augu; POLICE ItEPOUTS LICli HKPOHTS A novel written by Dane Branhatn for 'The Daily Campus XEM.1^, ^ Chapter One: The Introduction 'ByZack;' ;AfeusT.ir 8;Q1 p.m,: Theft - Class B • Associates j Peter walked slowly with a tray in his handstr/ying ered book now inside, and headed toward the door. . "But Peter, we are supposed to turn in our papers ($50-$4?9): 2987 Binkley Ave. A zwehner@s\ student reported the theft of a 9:46 a.m.: Theft - Class 8 ($50- to locate Walter, Since hedidiiot see him irmneciiately, . "All right, $o HI see yoii at one?" ; today," interjected Teddy; * $4^9): .Parfe'M Pdri^JQffi jc e/ • • . he instinctively made his way over to their, usual bctoth "Yeah. See-you there," reassuredPetet. "just tell her I am 1 Saturday's alumr v Hugfes^igg Student ^ereter. ,: near the, corner, ; ; , out. She'll understand," said Peter. former SMU soccel A staff member reported ; He sbon: spotted Walter, in the regular spot, and: . In the very, back of Jimmy John's, by the soft drink Although Teddy looked, worried, Peter didn't give AUGUST 20 ' ' Mann was a huge si[ cash stolen from this location; /instantantly noticed > comical flaw in.the mauve disperiser and the corridor to the restrooms, Peter sat him a second glance. His eyes were reserved solely for atmosphere mixed] Open/: '• coloredshirt Waiter was wearing. Melissa.-'1- 12:55 a nrt.: Possession of •bongo playing and.s : ; "Seeriio^ to methat buttonis in the worst possible how much-longer h.e should stay and wait for Teddy "Shall we?" he suggested, offering her his arm. " * Fictitious License or ID: 3000 i current playersculr 10:46 am: Credit Card or spot/'said Peter as he placed his tray On the tabl e across and his friend. ^;l»d-b^.v«ltij^'fot'th^fdf.a^ "Certainly" Block ilylU Blvd. A student ".v ; gafhg that everybr Debit Card Abuse: Oedman • . from Walter. "The -second button, literally makes or' good 32 Minutes,-and'.he;wasgrowingmore impatient As they leftjimmy John's, arm in arm and laugh will be referred to the judicial - enjoyed.': Center For Lifetime Sports. breaks the shirt.Look at it. It'stoo high. It's inno-rittn's with each passing second. ing, Teddy stood behind, worried and confused, but Officer for possessing a fake ID. Before the gam^ A student reported someone land. It looks like you live with your mother." Upon finishing his sandwich, he decided, that he not for long, for he had to get to class soon. Closed. headsoccercoach Sc used her Pony Express card to Walter, slightly irritated, replied, "Are you had waited long enough. However, when he stood up gave a genuinely tbij make unauthorized charges. through?" to leave he noticed Teddy in the doorway. But, more The late afternoon sun beat down on the steps of 9:34 a.m.: theft - Class A jgarding Mann as be Open. . "You do, of course, try on when you buy?" asked importantly, he noticed Teddy's friend, Melissa-he Dallas Hall and the few students who dared to ven ($500-$l,499): South Quad a player. Even thoug| Peter teasingly. would later recall that she was the most beautiful girl ture from the shade during that deserted period when Lot/Meter Spaces. A staff to give the speech ' 'AUGUST18 "Yes," Walter retorted immediately, "It was purple, he had ever seen. classes are in session. member reported the theft of a phone due to a mJ I liked it, 1 don't actually recall considering the but "Hey, sorry we're late. Melissa forgot about our meter head. Open. the public address s| ton," 2:29 a.m.: Possession of rendezvous so I had to go get her/' said Teddy apolo- making his way up the worn, stone steps. in the stands who I "Oh, you don't recall?" getically. "Melissa, this is Peter. Peter, Melissa," "Hey, Peter, that's up?" greeted Walter. 10:05 a.m.: Theft - Class C (less Marijuana/Criminal Trespass: intimate relationsli Holding his spoon up to his mouth and doing his Teddy watched, slightly puzzled, as Melissa and Pe- "Ah, nothing, just turning in my paper," answered than $50): Hughes-Trigg/Park Doak Walker Plaza. A non learned that he was I best imitation of US. Attorney General Alberto Gonza Peter. and Pony Office. A staff affiliated man was arrested Wan being. les, Waiter replied, "Uh, no, not at this time. Senator." two was acting according tothe demeanor Teddy had "You didn't turn it in during class?" member reported cash stolen for having marijuana in his Hyndman descj possession and for outstanding "You know, all this seems sort of familiar," chuckled grown accustomed to seeing from them: Peterseemed "Lefs just say you missed a helluva lunch. Melissa, from this location. Open. Peter. having both "passic Warrants. He was transported ~ more agreeable and Melissa laughed more. And their Teddy's friend, was unbelievable," proclaimed Peter At that moment, it was as if Peter and Walter first ion and off the fielc| to the Dallas County jail. eyes never seemed to stray far from the,other. • gleefully. -AUGUST 21 - .realized that they had food in front qf them, arid they "U-mm, well,l think vye order our'sandwiches at the "Wow. Who'd have known?" replied Walter. . this passion to Hyr Closed. ^ taking a game f ravenously tore into their breakfasts, counter over here," interrupted Teddy.' . "Yeah," whispered Peter, a sly smile on his face as 9:34 a.m.: Theft - State Jail it was a game in thl Then, suddenly, i'eterremembered the.question his "Oh, right, go ahead," said Peter. "I'll grab us a he thought about the most beautiful girl he had ever Felony ($1,500-$19,999): 'AUGUST 19 1 roommate Teddy toldhim to ask Walton "Oh. Do you table." " seen. University Gardens Apartment want togo to lunch at around one with me and Teddy Prom the table, Peter watched carefully as Melissa ; Walter, deciding that he did not want to sit through 12:44 a.m.: Consumption of Complex Demolition Site. and his friend?" I • ordered her sandwich and filled her cup with Sprite. Peter's daydream, interrupted, "By the way, that intro Alcohol by a Minor: Smith The'Dallas Police Department "Uh, I'd like to, but I don't think i have.time," repl ied He was completely enraptured by her every move advice completely failed me." > Hall, A student was arrested responded to a disturbance Walter, "1 still have to write an Intro for my paper," ment. '" Peter, in a daze, responded after a moment, and transported to RP Jail for call and recovered property "Still?" questioned Peter, surprised. When.she finally joined him at the table, along "What?" underage drinking. Another belonging to SMU. Open. By NicoleJa "Yeah. I just can't write intros. J don't know how. with Teddy, he had to fight against his will to stare "1 volunteered to read mine aloud to be critiqued. It Contributina student will be referred to the They aj-e infinitely hardef to write than the rest of the at her and strike up a conversation, though every . turns out that it is plagued with problems," explained 1:33 p.m.: Theft - Class B ($50- njacobse@sti Judicial Officer for underage paper." , - - now and then he would catch himself staring for too Walter. $499): Cockrell Mcintosh Hall. drinking. Closed. "Please. Just'put together a quick outline of what long. "Ouch. Sorry about that-, man," consoled Peter. A student reported the theft of The SMU woi| you are going to discuss, define some key terms you use "So, how'd y'all know each other?" Peter began. "Eh, don't worry about its Since I read it out loud I 12:16 a.m.: Cdftsumption of., her shoes. Open. team faced a dev throughout your paper and then tack on the thesis. It's "We went to the same high school.1 played lacrosse have the opportunity to correct it and turn it in next Alcohol by a Minor: Shuttles on Sunday when t| that simple," explained Peter. "Now, 1 urich?" with her boyfriend," replied Teddy. class." Hall. A student was issued a 2:49 p.m.: Credit Card or Oklahoma Soone ' "1 can't,"reiterated Walter. "F.ven with your advice, Boyfriend?!? Peter wb/ried. Though he calmly "Well, at least some good came out of it," said Peter, citation for underage drinking. Debit Card Abuse: Dallas Hall. ing on themselvd 1 still have to writeit.". replied, "Oh, Where does your boyfriend go, to slightly despondent thathis advice had not worked. Closed. A staff member reported 30 secondsleft.ini "Fine," expressed a defeated Peter. school?" "Yeah. But since you failed to give me adequate fraudulent transactions Mustang goalk And with an unspoken understanding, both "USC," Teddy answered-for her. advice on constructing my intro, I'm gonna need a 1:23 a.m.: Disorderly Conduct/ charged to a procurement card. Ashley Gunter, Walter and Peter bused their trays and walked out of "Qh," replied Peter solemnly. favor," stated Waiter hopefully. Consumption of Alcohol by a Open. outstanding save^ Umphrey-Lee. "But we aren't, dating anymore," added Melissa Peter looked dubiously at Walter before proceed Minor: 6200 Block Bishop the Sooners fror "Oh," answered Peter a little more enthusiastically. ing. "What?" Blvd. A student was observed the first half. Sel At about the'same time Peter and Walter were fin That was the final clue Peter needed to move. "My girl comes into town next week," Walter urinating" on a tree. The Bailey had a shol ishing their breakfasts, Teddy was frantically searching Normally he had much more difficulty talking to proceeded. "I'm gonna need her to stay with you-and student will be referred to the his and Peter's dorm room for a lost book. Not until the fairer sex; however, today, his conversation was Teddy." the middle of tl[ judicial Officer for underage after Peter returned to their roojii did he finally dis fluid-and his jokes funny. To him, conversation with "Are you serious?" inquired Peter. but missed the nl drinking. Closed. • cover it where he had left it: iii his bed. Melissa was no more difficult;than conversation with: "Yeah. You've met my roommate, man. He won't Unfortunately, tl : • "Are you and Walter still coming to lunch today?" Walter. r allow girls to be in the room after dark let alone stay were unable to sq 3:29 a.m.: Consumption of asked Teddy."I'm really excited to introduce you guys After a few minutes of worryingly glancing at the there overnight,"pleaded Walter. opponent, leaving Alcohol by a Minor: Boaz Hall. to Melissa:" clock, Teddy decided to interrupt. "Weil, I guess we "Fine," acquiesced Peter. "But you're taking care of at halftime. Two students will be referred "Uh, sort of. I'll be there, but Wal ter won't be," said should be heading back. We've got class pretty soon." her, not me-and no messing around on our futon." The second hall to the judicial Off icer for Peter, "He still has to finish his paper," "Aw, really?" inquired Melissa. "Deal," agreed Walter, without hesitation. "And provided the Mil underage drinking. Closed. "Still?" asked Teddy, though not surprised. "Yeah, but the teacher's pretty cool. She won't mind don't worry, man. She's cool. She won't give you any several opportuni Sophomore Kimf -leddy picked up his backpack, tiis newly discov back to your room?" The SMU Great Escape ill 'is • •••:•! -. .v. ; '' . ' ' ' ' ...... '• .::V .":'V • - • :.1 . .™rM"«vrirc u6pdiiiiiGni^3iiQ tnesiviu DepailhhentofRisk Management i. . ". ..;. •,.-. ..v..-'..' Wjt 28,200? J Tfesd^^ugust %j2OT? - The Pally Campus SPORTS EPOKTS v ByZack Wefiner game in the final four. His presence . There were many great goals ClassB : ; Assoc^ ; , showed itseif to Hyndmanvwhen in throughout,the evening, unless you. ' Birikley Ave. A ; V; ; z-wehner0smii.edu" : his; first season at SMU, Mann 'was were.••frying' to score on Matt Wider the theft of a "part of a team with a lot of di'fficujr man. Wideman was in midseason : Saturday's alumni game honoring ties in 2005" and helped tlfe team form, considering he made the: Real former SMU soccer player Jordan , reach thefinal four with both "talent' Salt Lake roster, and did not allow ST20 Marin was a huge success. The light and.leadership."-' '.--V'''••••][.v much in the way:of goals all night atmosphere mixed witH furi-filled . At the closing pf his speech, Hyn One of the main attractions was s.sionof •toi^p;playi'i^:md:si^ing..from.the | dman stated how "proud-[he was] the SMU soccer players banging of ID: 3000 .• current players culminated in a great that ;SM0 will foreyer replember the bongos, singing and chanting, for ^student" gafjag that everyone in' the stands legacy of Jordan Mann." The speech nearly the entire game! The players ) the judicial " fenjoyed. '• ; was emotional" for everyone in at made a ton of noise thrpught the ssing a fake ID. ;j . Before the game started, men's tendance, but Mann's 30-plus fam entire game, successfully generating head soccer coach Schelias Hyndman ily members, friehds and girlfriend interest and Setting the tone for the photo by John Schreiber, The Dally Campus gave a genuinely touching speech re were able to keep their composure • Class A event Other attendees Of the game Just as much fun was had off the field as freshmen entertained the crowd with garding Mann as both a person and throughout the entire event as well the "Freshman Dance." >uth Quad ' included athletic director Steve a player. Even though Hyndman had Orsini, most of the women's soccer >. A staff 1 as anyone dealing with a tragedy of to give the speech:without a micro this magnitude. team and women's soccer coach J the theft of a phone due to a malfunction with 11. .; Many forrrier players, some from Brent Erwin. ' Is this your first time? :the public address system, everyone as long as 30 years ago, participated The alumni game got the SMU in the stands who did not have an Class C (less in the game. Westcott field was split soccer season underway and will be intimate relationship with Mann s-Trigg/Park in half where the recent graduates a continued way to honor former learned that he was truly a great hu A staff played on the west field and the Mustang Jordan Mann who passed man being. older alumni played on the east field. away at his Kansas home just after i cash stolen Hyndman described Mann as Photo by John Schr«elber, Tfte l. Open. Almost every player imaginable par graduation in May. ihavingb^passiwi and presence" A"alunSk£ks a goal past.the! ticipated including Mynor Gonzalez, The Mustangs will kick off the ST 21 pn and off the field. Mann showed • goalkeeper during Saturday evening's Chase Wileman and Matt Wideman regular season on Friday against St. .this passion to Hyndman by "never Jordan Mann Alumni Game at Westcott from the,2006 squad that topped the . Louis University. • • piking a game for granted," whether Field. . - ; State Jail NSCAA poll for the majority of the 9,999): It was a game in the preseason-Or a season. is Apartment ion Site. Department sturbance i property k Open. By NicoleJacobsen most gave the Mustangs their Contributing Writer first point in the opening Class B ($50- [email protected] minutes of the second half, BRA271; \BHAZILi Iclntosh Hall, but OU managed to block her IS|i|«wp d the theft of The SMU women's soccer shot. Katie Bartush and Lauren team faced a devastating loss Shepherd also had shots on • Yo:ur spa experience on Sunday when they faced the goal-, but both were blocked by- : Card or Oklahoma Sooners after scor saves from the Sooners' goalie. need not be scary. : Dallas Hall, ing on themselves with only SMU defeated themselves Our team over 150 of eported 30 seconds left .in the game. with only 30 seconds left in has years ctions Mustang goalkeeper, junior the game when they scored on collective experience fo keep you comfortable. :urement card. Ashley Gunter, made several their otvn net while trying to bring in this ad and receive outstanding saves, preventing get the ball out of OU's posses the Sooners from scoring in sion. §10 OFF first treatment* the first half. Senior Kimber Despite the loss, head coach Bailey had a shot on goal in Brent Erwin gave all of the waxing | facials j massage . the middle of the first half, athletes playing time. Bpth the ^ . well woman's exam [ laser ..hair reduction but missed the net by, inches; offense and defense showed- • acupuncture | great products! ; Unfortunately, the Mustangs good communication and ' "Save $10 on your first'treatment of anew service. Were unable to score on their technique, as QU was unable Valid for new and existing customers. Nat valid with- any. other after. opener on Aug. 31 at 5:30 p.m. , during Sunday's exhibitioagame at Westcott Field at Westcott Field •mwi •1 om existing Grand re-opening Aug. 4 v- V' - •. . • . . ". -o - -' ' •UttHtaiiaiHIaiiiMa ...... v . --V V--.--V. ;; :.. "VV. 7.., : •• r ; : • n ' • y"' "H. .'• . \- ' • ••• • • • .' • '* .'..v.--., stipppsedmbe getting it. Associated Press, v For 10 years, .McElhenney, aPhifadel- ' 'v-' ' ;Wharispopular,M ; ^ By Deborah Baker when the jeries: airs, and one : The state.Fiim Office knew i the craziest day/' job^the lack of acting importunities; ; Associated Press ; V;, isode Was awardeda solid- confiderttiaF TV reality say! as he moves oldcreatoi;executive pfcdticer,;star and.; and escalating debt; McElhenney- wrote the town's elected govern- shot there, but the office bare-chested'in ;panfe: and a leather sornetime direct<»0F'AlwaysSunny(' \ what;became 'Always Sunny" - hjsahti-; : SANTATE,'N.M,.(AP) - A CBS.reality" $2O,OOO,-Fi0irman said. .77^ ^permits:fdrTt." v V ; . trench coat. 7 • / : . .. "'American Idol' is pijltrigin-hutft--'- "Friends", buddy comedy and homage,- series in which youngsters run their . complained to a sheriff to New Mexico^ child liabor law|,> .He's searching fera quiet corner to; x'tes,jike. the Super Bowl "be.cau.se. of tohis hometown. 1'. '•''' own town has prompted eohiplaints Georgia injune,and her letterwas for , were changed as of June lS to mirror ; tw people who are ha talk, away from, the pfCKlustion hjubbub Simon Cowell, who's; ndta very nice. ;, "It was just supposed to be,for fun,", from one of the children's parents, and • warded toSanta Fe County Sheriff Grt^ California's requirfemehts for chM^c?.;: ground themselves (al of "It'sAlways SunnyinPhiladelphia,'' person; but. he's honest/McElhenney jVIcElhenney 'says. "I'd never directed , may have skirted New Mexico's child- Solano, whosaidhisofficeinvestigated tors, because of the burgeoning fiirrC ; but we've just about S X's irreverent Comedy atodut five self-: \ continues. "That's syhat people respond . .anything before and I'd never seen. : protection laws, /'. /' •• and^und^n^pj^eratablf evidence;, industry in the State.; ;> takfethe mindless absorbed friends running a pub, ' to, thaTit'steal;" anything acted'that I wrote, and felt), "Kid Nation," slated to premiere of negletf Qrahuse,''' " But labor laws Were in force dur-: radesthat crowd airw ; Former child actor-turn6d-director After two season .running in the 'Well, that would be really,coot;'" Sept. 19, was filmed over 40daysduring "1 never for one instant felt uncom •tag the filming, restricting the types! year. Case in the poin Fred Savage i s set ti ng up a .scene involv summer, 'Always _ Sunn y's" move to Shot with a camcorder at a cost of April arid May in a movie-set town in fortable or unsafe," said Michael, a of work children could do and hours, driyel-lest known as i ing two dozen extras sipping nonalco fall this year is quite a gamble for the $200, he enlisted the help of 'his equally the high desert just south of Santa Fe. 14-year-old participant who lives near they could work, and mandating work_ ,Mrards, .:: holic beer, while Danny DeVito paces show, a cult fave - particularly among frustrated thespian pais Howerton and While parents and children made Seattle. "We did do some physical work, permits. The show opene about with.a wafer hose,in one hand the campus set. Day. Once they finished it, "we thought available by CBS praised the production Lawyers for Good TV, Inc., the show's but it wasn't like we were chained to of the uber-popuiar 1 and a revolver in the other (we'll ex ."We are all for it," says, McElhenney it was really funny. I thought thisCould as safe, well-supervised and a learning water buckets all day." • producer, told state officials that the. of the move, "because that gives us the drigiiial Movie "Hig plain later). really be something," McElhenney experience, one mother has told au According to documents obtained "Kid Nation" children were not actors' opportunity to have the college kids cat" We definitely ap The,single-camera series begins its says. thorities the conditions warrant an from the New Mexico attorney gen but rather were "volunteer contestants/" "third.season Thursday,Sept. 13 (1.0 p.m. watch it and then hang out and talk As the trio began shooting a second abuse investigation, eral's office, parents signed a 22-page participants" not required to have work? FT),'with back-to-back episodes. One about it, as opposed to in the summer episode, their manager shopped the Janis Miles of Fayetteville,. Ga., said agreement.in which they waived their permits. story Fine has the gang discovering a time when people aren't having those pilot around. It ended up at FX, where in a letter that her 12-vear-old daughter, baby in a Trash bin, which, they theri water-cooler moments." net work chief John Landgraf immedi Divad Miles, was spattered on her face try to exploit for personal gain;another While not expecting "American ately ordered seven episodes. with grease while cooking potatoes on has them all trying out for the Philadel Idol" numbers, McElhenney says he's "There's nothing ! have more fun a wood stove, and that four other chil phia Fagles football team. "happy so long as weget enough view with in my job than working with dren required medical attention after In the episode.shooting this chilly ers that. keeps my ability to come to really talented, inexperienced people. they accidentally drank bleach. , morning/Dennis (Howerton) is trying • work' every day." ; ' . v . There's"not this sense that you can't do Her daughter also had a rash that to wow Charlie's .(Charlie "Day), new- And, during production, that can that, and we're bringing them along," had caused scarring, and sunburn on girlfriend, which explains the Lorenzo be literally every day of the week, says Landgraf, who gave the show a 15- her face and hands, Miles wrote. I mm look, while Mac,{Rob McElhen with McElhenney, Howerton and Day episocfe order this year. Miles declined to talk to a reporter, ney) and Frank:(DeVito) attempt to .sharing acting, producing and writing "There's a freshness about it, a spirit referring calls to CBS. " keep a crowd of pub crawlers in the bar duties, . • to it," says DeVito, who joined the cast Tom Forman, the show's executive . by inciting a wet T-shirt contest - or by, But don't expect them to complain. in the second season'betause it was "a producer, confirmed the grease-spat lorce.•( thus the hose and gun). They know what it's like wanting great opportunity"to be around young tering and bleach-sipping incidents, Think thatS mean-spirited? So be steady work in Hollywood and not people, talented writers, spirited, who but called them the kinds of accidents are running a show; workaholics that can happen "in any kitchen, in, who 1 relate to in a big way." any school, in any home, in any camp" Photo by Associated Press "They have a respect for each andsaid thatthe children immediately Children identified by CBS, left to right, as Divad, Kelsey and Zach cooking up > other that is amazing," co-star Kait got medical attention. a meal on an episode of "Kid Nation," the neW reality series which premieres on ,;i; lin Olson says of theproducing trio. Forman said adults were present at • Sept. 19. . , • "They are able to argue and listen all times during the production, ready rights to sue the network or production The state Attorney General's officii to each other without getting de to step in, company if their children died or were disputed the production company^: fensive ... and that makes it a really CBS said paramedics, "a pediatri injured. The agreement also acknowl interpretation but 'said the issue was; comfortable place to voice your cian, an animal safety expert, a child edged that the participants "will have moot because filming had concluded'" own opinion and offer ideas." " psychologist and a "roster of produc no privacy," except while using bath and any future productions would fall; .For Savage, it was a plus having ers" were bnsite, too. Children were • rooms or changing rooms. under the new law, < the show's stars also be its writers required to arrange With their school "The series was filmed responsibly New Mexico has been promoting and producers. • ' districts to make up missed work, the and within all applicable laws in the itself as a film location and 16 film or. "When" we're doing a sCertt and network said. state of New Mexico at the time of the television productions are in the works!" someone says, Tley, why don't we "There's an unhappy parent, and in production," CBS said in a statement. right now, said the Film Office's direcij try this?' we didn't have to go back retrospect it was probably a bad match,. Daphne, a Chicago mother, said her tor, Lisa Strout. . .. ;i^. and get permission.There was.no ...This seems to be a parent who regrets 14-year-old sori, DK, accidentally used "This , was our first experience witfe ' oversight because itwas just them," the decision to sign her child up for Kid bleach when he was mixing a soda reality said Strput, who said it wMj says Savage. "From; take to .take to Nation," Forman said. drink but felt fine after he tasted it. She "questionable" whether the production]: , take, it would just grow and change The children in the show, ages 8-15, said the show was an opportunity for complied with applicable state laws. :|f so much,... It was very energizing, fmmt hauled Water, prepared meals, elected a her son to meet kids from other back "There's not any precedent to reljl| like you were these little guerrilla government and passed laws. grounds. on.... It's a breed unto itself that th® filmmakers shooting whatever you "The whole concept of the show State officials were largely unaware whole industry is really looking at." '1" wanted," is 40 kids who build a world of their Photo by Associat Photo by Associated Press thatthe production was under way on own," Forman said. the privately owned Bonanza Creek Zac Efron accepts his Danny DeVit o as Frank and Kaitlin Olson as Sweet Dee look on in an episode of the FX. Awards. • series "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia,'' now in its third season. The children are to be paid $5,000 Movie Ranch. 00 18.& cover ...... *. » ...... ^ 1 .r f g r r-V£ t -* •••M ! " ...... • » * ^ " » » —. ' I ' ' ' •V- :: : ' " " ' • , . " ' . • . • - - . ' ' ' ' . . , ' The Daily Campus ENTERTAINMENT1 '/• v'r';-'" :«:-v,fyCQfcHiU: ;ta$it^here;andjfflleveiyQned§eiiit)ri; ; Mfacfthat this lasabsolutely noreal' / right?);.But do i this r \ value. 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Knost, By Jordan Hofeditz staff will recei ve a 20 percent reached the final day head-to- - By Jordan Hofeditz gaifte of the season against McNeese Sports Editor discount on tickets purchased. head competition arid defeated • - • Sports Editor State, Giubilato scored a dbublerdouble, [email protected] - : [email protected] .Natalie Peters led the team with 17 kills ' That Was information re Michael Thompson in the ceived before any final details, 36-bofe final round. ^ and a ,371 hitting percentage,and, once . Last-week •The.pqiiy'.Cani-. The Mustangs' volleyball team agairi; Davis led the team with 20 digs. had been decided. The ath Neither player was able tb pull pus was told that there would away from the other. Kntjst; started the season off strong sweeping The Mustangs ran into tougher letic department will follow the SMU, jnyitational 3-0, defeating competition in their final match of be several changes coming tp the system of twoiree tickets' achieved a tyvo-hole lead-twice, faculty and staff tickets. But which was the largest lead by Western Carolina, MclSJeese State and -the tournament against Eastern Illinois. for the game "and re-evaluate either player for the last day. .EasternIllinois;. /.:. v,.' ' '' Both, tea^is entered with a 2-0 record, - in an' e-mail that was sent out - the situation at the end of this but SMU won the first, third and fifth The final hole was not needed SMU eased through the first two from Athletic Director Steve season. as Knost secured a two-hole matches defeating both Western Caro sets to take the match and the tourna Orsini to faculty and staff, the lina and McNeese State 3-0. The fresh ment. The only official change lead on the 35th, giving him the changes concerning only this taking place is how tickets are title. men got a chance to show their skills Junior Stephanie Kons averaged year were described. Knost won the U.S. Amateur early in the season, earning playing 13,27 assists over the five games, 146 for picked up and parking for the time in the first game against Western the match. Giubilato and Wilkerson The Daily Campus reported faculty. Unlike seasons in the Public Links Championship last that beginning next season month making him only the Carolina. each earned double-doubles and Davis past, tickets will riot be avail faculty and staff would no sixth player in history to win Freshmen Caitiiri Adair and Kathryn outdid her performances in the first able before the game, ('acuity two amateur tournaments in Wilkerson each had an impact in their two matches with 26 digs. longer receive the two com will enter through Gate six the same year. SMU debuts. Adair led the team, hit Kons was named the MVP, Davis plimentary tickets that they ting .588 in the match, and Wilkerson earned Best Libera and Peters was added wi th their ID card and receive When asked about the two . had been given in the past their tickets at the gate. Also, amateur wins in an interview for achieved a double-double including a to the All-Tournament team. due to IRS tax restrictions. team-leading 17 kills. The Mustangs will look to continue faculty and staff will be the USGA Web site, Knost said, Photo by John Schreiber. The The school will accommodate "They're both really special. Candice Davis, who was named the their streak next weekend in the Texas Dally Campus allowed to park in the Moody Conference USA DefensivePlayer of the Tech Invitational. While in Lubbock, the faculty and staff for this s of 33 students With the Public Links, I think SMU's Stefanie Kons (No. 4) sets the and Airline Garafges. Week, led the team with 20 digs Fellow SMU will face Lamar,. Villanova and season, but starting next jstiHloppisoveii - that got me on to the Walker ball as WCU's Kara- Lynzee Brooks team veteran and co-captain Caitliri the Red Raiders. (back) andAmanda Kerr (front) year, free tickets would not nts, adniinistia* Cup team. That was a big step forme confidence-wise." Knost Rainbird tallied a double-double with The Mustangs will return home on attempt the block during Friday be available. Faculty and ith the question evening's matchup in Moody. added, "Because that was my 13 kills and 11 Sept. 7 for the SMU Radisson Invita Rainbird's co-captain Rachel Giubi tional. swers lie in bfets first big amateur, really big lato madeher 2007 debut in the second nee on the part amateur win. And then this one rnd more visible is the ultimate. And to cap off the summer like this, I couldn't' draw it up any better." irepower in the KAPLAN TEST PRFP AND Knost will later compete on the ADMISSIONS rent on a violent Walker Cup team in Northern ningthegunori Ireland at the beginning of 1 of the victims September. Also, with the win, Knost's assured a spot in the Enroll by August 31stand a movement to 2008 U.S. Open and will receive lile on campus. J an invitation to play in the e Mason Univer-; 2008 Masters Tournament. ;ed a chapter of Double your LSAT Prep! Tip us, a national —jordan Hofeditz JMU CHI ALPHA he right to carry ige campuses, in Not sure which LSAT date works best? Welcome New and Returning Mustangs! Enroll in. an LSAT course by August 31" and prepare for either-or both—of tb,e lemselves in situ- Chi Alpha is a community of students who' remaining 2007 test dates! You'll get unlimited access to online resources realize Jesus Christ and our need for-Him. 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F-ree Water ana Srio-Cones at schools and 16 First night,of Worship 19/15 I Aug 2:9 6:30 pirn juses specifically mwmm Near the flagpole. allow the school , Free Gelato! r or not to allow Higher LSAT score guaranteed or your money back: www.smuch e that is often as- Photo courtesy of SMU guns kill people, Athletics l-80&-I^P-TE§T | kaptest.com/lsat a die more often SMU alum Colt Knost won the 2007 U.S. Amateur Championships 'iSAT :*« fee>ste ,,w-v '.V " • . y^'S- • , ,, • ••• -- •; • ; J '• ,v"; • . - ' ; CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 era! to takeon this task." - of this mess and follow-the facts where;; ;;;; football.' ; Associated ... , there Sen. Chuck Grassley,R-lowa, added, they lead, into the White House," said Feedback tothfi a e few Republican expressions of ^ "Even after all the scrutiny it doesn't; Nevada Democrat • . j, • far, wtth the ad;{ ' oil campus,r. ..T m-, , - i, (AP) - Attorney regret following the departure of the appear that Attorney General Gon- Gonzafe also has struggled in recent and WiUM apparently being the favorite „ , oGonzales'resignation: nation's firstzales committed any crimes, but he monthstoexpiam hisinvolvementina , Mmen's Centers as placesto visit for Hispanic at- ESHIHHH did make management missteps and 2(X)4 meeting at the hospital bedside of ^ a torney general, didn't handle the spotlight well when then-Attorney General John Ashcroft, 1310 "l^e ticket" &d 1035 iSI^RRad to, SMU's counseling psychologistCathey ^Republicans and a vowfrom a man; pnce '.Bfc they were exposed." ; / - - who had refused to certify the legality gutter spoke briefly, identifying her ocrats to pursue their investiga- hailed as the J Democrats were less charitable, of »;n^warrfflit wtttappii^ixh but still tie into stoxilaf themes. Ads will self as the first person to go to after •' embodiment L «*». JOgl Under Gonzales and Bush, "the gram. Ashcroft was in intensive care at begin airing Friday on 97S"Jhe Beat,'"102.1 beingsexMly assaulted! most of the Ameri- • J^pa^eht^f.-j^ce-sitipfeed^a'se- the time. . . . ''rae£dge',^dKRLW08()AM. Addington and Tieder have been ehad can Dream, ' fl|~ yere crisis of leadership that allowed More broadly, the attorney gengral's officials will target students talking to the public and providing accepted the resignation reluctantly.' "Our coun- our justice system to be cocrupted by': personalcredibility has been acasualty on and Friday during both'their story and important infor- "is good name w^ dragged through try needs a Gonzales political influence," said Sen. Patrick of the multiple controversies. So much lunchtime around the Hughes-Trigg Stu- matidn concerning sexual assault for the mud for political reasons," Bush credible, effec- Leahy, &Vt, who has presided over so that Sen. Arlen Specter, senior GOP dent Center. Street teams will be handing about five years. Over this time, the said. tive attorney general who can work the investigation into the firings of member of the Judiciary Committee, out "Pony Up" t-shirts, hats and other pro- women have adapted their endeavors The president named Paul Clem- with Congress on critical Issues," said eight prosecutors whom Democrats told him at a hearing on theprosecutors motional items in an effort to raise aware- as a true delegation complete with its ent, the solicitor general, as a tempo- Sen. John Sununu of New Hampshire, say were axfed for political reasons, that his testimony was "significantly if ness for the Texas Tech game. " own mission statement; Life is bat rary replacement With less than 18. who last March was the first GOP Ma jority Leader Harry Reid, D(-NeV., not totally at variance with the facts." "We need and want to -have'ail of the when jived without fear, but with months remaining, in office, there lawmaker to call on Gonzales to step said the investigation would not end Gonzales made a brief appearance was no indication when Bu$h would down. "Alberto Gonzales' resignation with Gonzales'leaving. before reporters at the Justice Depart students at the game," Contrerax said. "They awareness. To learn more visit uriite- TOD ment to announce his resignation, are a big part of our efforts." forchange.com. name a successor -or how quickly or will finally allow a new attorney gen- "Congress must get to the bottom High 93, "Even my worst days as attorney gen eral have been better "than my father's TOMO] best days," said the son of migrants. High 92, siWSSSI^^WBiS mm Gonzales told the Senate Judiciary Committee as recently as July 24 that r he had decided to stay in his post despite I numerous calls for his resignation. 4 • Several officials said the attorney general called Bush at his ranch last " THE.1 flat sheet Friday to offer his resignation. Bush, did not attempt to dissuade him but Get sleep, lc accepted with reluctance, they said. Pag The president then invited Gonzales ENTERTA *-•* t ' r ' and his wife to Sunday lunch. Gonzales was one of the longest- serving members Of a group of Texans Taco Diner a cli who came to Washington with Bush Pag more than six years ago at the dawn of a new administration. OP» Karl Rove, the president's chief jolitical strategist, announced his res George Herisc visit roommateiivina.com ignation last week. Presidential coun . Foster's op/ selor Dan Bartlett and Harriet Miers, the former White House counsel who was SPO orced to withdraw her nomination for the Supreme Court, left earlier In * Martin a cand the year. Walker Aws 11 Gonzales, too, was once considered * for the high court, but conservatives --1;* * \ ' never warmed to,the idea and he was aiitt&iisiMiSW firt|ppip»s»f mm passed over. i TODAY'! rmmw&m His appointment as attorney general- • -f\ more* than three years ago marked the llllllstli latest in a series of increasingly high- "Obviously they I wall/damp spotlight of the nation's m| profile positions that Bush entrusted architects," him with. Brad Ctieves on t| A Harvard-educated lawyer, Gon an architect for 1 zales sighed on with Bush in the mid 1990s. He served as general counsel and project, Page 1.1 secretary of state when his patron was , -iMHtai governor of Texas, then-won an appoint ment to the state Supreme Court. As counsel, Gonzales helped get Bush excused from jury duty in 1996, which kept him from having to dis close a drunken driving arrest in Maine in 1976. The episode became public in WEATHE Ihe final days of the 2000 presidential campaign'. Gonzales was White House counsel roommate that loves to during the president's first, term, then A quiet roommate that m BiitAllSSfr® ^ replaced Ashcroft as attorney general 0! linate biochemistry textbooks. soon after the beginning of the sec still livens up the room. ond. Season Open ^iiw Both jobs gave him key responsibili Monday, S j ties in the administration's global war on terror that followed the attacks of Sept. 11,2001. In a legal memo in 2002, he con tended that Bush had the right to waive anti-torture laws and international trea ties that protected prisoners of war. The memo said some of the prisoner-of-war magazine box with lid hanging storage protections contained in the Geneva Conventions were "quaint" and that in any event, the treaty did not apply to enemy combatants in the war on terror. T Human rights groups later contend ed his memo led directly to the abuses . exposed in the Abu Ghraib prison scandal in Iraq. « Of greater political concern was the Democratic majority that took office in Congress earlier this year. Leahy soon began investigating the firing of federal prosecutors,"- • Testifying on April 19 before the Ju diciary Committee, Gonzales answered "I don'tknow" and "I can't recall" scores "iiti of times when asked about events sur AVERAGi rounding the firings. . SCORES] His support among Republicans in AGJ Congress, already weak, eroded mark edly, then suffered further with word •Cortibine of the bedside meeting in the intensive ....j scores.fori care unit of George Washington Uni- of 2007vyere tl As obsessive about versitytiospital three years earlier, *' years. LaStsprhf Former Deputy Attorney General on average 501 looking after comic Finally, a roommate that James Comey testified that Ashcroft 800 points On| •had refused to reauthorize the wire- section, down| books as you are. helps you clean your room. tapping program. Appearing before class Of 2006.1 the Judiciary Committee, he described points from 511 a ,confrontation in which Gonzales _ White House counsel at the time _and White House Chief of Staff Andy Card had^pp^ed to Ashcroft to o#mile;his IK^ IRISCQ ' 71711K6A Drive, North Dallas TbIJway at > ^ s ill ^shcroft reifiisedrsaying that -• V'V V- ,v:- "'a: '-4 • 6-V-# ;.Sr /'v- ;:v:: \ :>:7 v>:.' ••v."' 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