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...... VERG~REENwww.dailyevergreen.com Vol. 106 No. 90 A Student Publication of State University since 1895 Tuesday, January 18, 2000 Presidential finalists remain undisclosed

By Brye Butler The pool of candidates now will be ing individuals recommended by the search reviewed by the Board of Regents. committee. The number of candidates vying for the The list of candidates are only a "recom- Interviews are being conducted over the WSU presidential position has been nar- mendation " Goldmark said. The Board will phone and in-person at an undisclosed loca- rowed down to between two and five, but review the' committee members' selections those names still remain a mystery to the tion. Meetings are held in-state, but not in and determine the finalists. Pullman, in order to assure the confidential- rest of the WSUcommunity. Goldmark would not disclose specific Peter Goldmark, president of the Board ity of the candidates, Goldmark said. details of the quality of the pool, such as "It is secretive ... but for a reason," of Regents and chair of the presidential names where they are from, their current search committee announced during a ASWSU President Steve Wymer said. ''The positions, or how many finalists are being confidentiality is necessary in order to meeting Friday at the Lewis Alumni Centre considered. He also would not comment on t~at "the Board (of Regents) is very pleased attract candidates." race or age. WSU President Sam Smith said he went With the manner in which the search com- All candidates are from universities and ~ttee performed its duties.TThe (presiden- through a process very similar before he was hold senior administrative positions, he named president. hal) search committee submitted a list of said. There also is gender diversity within Smith does not have an active role in the HSIU-CHU CHUNG/DAILY EVERGREEN ~ecommendations to the Board of Regents the pool. Board of Regents president, In late December," he said. The Board already has started contact- See Finalists, page 3 Peter Goldmark Superhero threesome fights for scholar sanity

By Matthew R. Weaver T-Bag joined the team as a cadet, then became a full- Not every university can say fledged member. they have a genuine superhero on campus, let alone three. ''They were going on one of Coman Hall is home to the their runs and I supported three newest caped crusaders their cause in every way. So I this side of Gotham City - just joined up and that's how Bagman, Bagfreak and T-Bag. it's been ever since." Clad in uniforms of plastic Members of the team have garbage bags (hence the secret identities, but were names), the trio patrols Coman unwilling to reveal them. and Scott halls to preserve ''That is simply to protect our truth, justice, the American families. Some of our friends way and scholars' sanity in the know, because we know they midst of midterms, finals and know our families and they other scholastic nuisances. won't hurt them in any way," T- "1used to be a normal college Bag said. "Others might reveal student, like the thousands of that information to some arch- wonderful people that go here," nemesis, and that could be Bagman said, making his voice detrimental to our cause." deeper to sound heroic. This band of merry men have "One night, I was stumbling dealt with some nefarious vil- around the hall, under some lains. One, Paperboy, interrupt- strange force. I stumbled into ed the interview and led the the janitorial closet. I came out gang on a merry chase. a different person, forever "He's a new breed," Bagman . changed," Bagman said. said of Paperboy. Bagfreakjoined up after see- Other foes have even gone so ing one of Bagman's earlier runs. far as to infiltrate the group. "I was visiting a friend of "Remember the copycat mine in (Coman) and I saw the Bagman?" Bagman asked the first Bagman," he said. "It was others, who responded affirma- a far cry from what you see tively before picking up the today. He had the same narrative. LORI ASSA/DAILY EVERGREEN thoughts and dreams, but (his "We thought he was one of Th~ "Bagmen" restore peace and justice to the floors of Coman H~II Friday night. These costume) was made primarily of small plastic bags and toilet unidentified superheroes also have been known to patrol other residence halls at WSU. paper." See Superheroes, page 3 -Beta Theta Pi rebuilding house, recruiting members _ By Josh DeWinter floors, along with modifications to the first floor and basement. The interior facelift of the The new rooms will have cus- ~eta Theta Pi fraternity house tom woodwork, new windows, IS almost complete and Bradyn plush carpet and ethernet LeYcle, the house president, capabilities. Couldnot be more pleased. While the house is being "The group'S really excited to refurbished, many members fh:: the house renovation have spread out to dorms and ough so' we can provide a strongerpresence here on the apartments. Communication W SU campus," Leyde said. The .and activities between the reopened Beta Theta Pi chap- newly formed group have been ter consists of an all-new mem- tough. "What it's done will bership. After being closed in bring all the guys together to 1997, the rebirth marks a his- help with a positive atmos- to"Wricmoment for the fraternity. phere and a less stressful envi- e hope this will help us ronment," said Ryan Stoyko, a at,tract the kind of guys that new member of the fraternity. WillLe best represent this house," Beta Theta Pi is currently yde said. . searching for new members . The price tag :t&"c'~~nova_ through the informal rush tions, nearly $500,000, is being process, hoping soon to bring funded by donations by Beta the house back to its capacity. Theta Pi alumni. The renova- Work on the house is sched- . :.ORI EVERGREEN tion includes total reconstruc- uled to be finished at the begin- Tim Oyen, a sophomore, stands amidst the renovation of the Beta Theta Pi house on Monday tion of the second and third ning of-March. afternoon. Construction of the fraternity house should be completed in March. 2 THE DAILY EVERGREEN TUESDAY, JANUARY 1.8, 2000 NEWS

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Happening soon The Beta Alpha Psi Accounting Club will meet at 7 p.m. J Thursday in Todd Hall, Room 311. For more information, call Michelle Lashua at 333-1641.

The Zeta Omega Omega Zoology Club will meet at 6 p.m. Jan. 31 in the Eastlick Hall Study Room.Anyone majoring, minoring or interested in zoologyis welcome to attend. For more information, call Kristina Janzen at 334-9391.

Ongoing The deadline for enrolling in Optional Student Medical Insurance is Friday. To enroll, come to Benefits and Payroll Services in French Ad, Room 232 or call 335-1759.

Sexual Information and Referral Center (SIRC) and Cougars Encouraging Alcohol Knowledge (CEAK) meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday in the CUB Rooms 110 and 111. For more information, call Diane Curewitz at 335-7472.

Nominations for Outstanding Woman in Graduate Studies at the Ph.D. and Waster's level now are being accepted. Go to www.wsu.edu/afw to nominate an outstanding woman. The deadline for nominations is Feb. 15. For more information, call 335-5759.

The YMCA Teens In Service Program is looking for volun- teers. If you like working with high school students, pick up an application at the YMCAoffice on the 3rd floor of the CUB. For more information, call 335-3915.

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Mike Wensman. information 1 NEWS TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2000 THE DAilY EVERGREEN ·3 Winter weather Lendtng a helping hand pummels Palouse From staff reports quickly than for customers who are located way out at the end The lights went out in of the power feed," said a Pullman Sunday. spokesman for Avista Utilities, WSU experienced a city-wide the WSU electricity supplier. power-outage at about 10:20 The outage was caused by a.rn., Sunday. Students ate cold wind and a snow storm. breakfasts, showered in the "It was all weather related," dark or just slept in. Avista said. "My alarm never went off, so Students in the residence I was late to work," said sopho- halls still were able to eat at the more Katie Clarke. "And then I couldn't use 'my curling iron tAJ dining center during the out- get ready, either, because the age. Dining Services wrote POwerwas still out." down student identification The electricity was restored numbers by flash light for food at about 11 a.m., about 40 min- purchases. Salads an~ cereal, utes after the lights went out. which are usually weighed to "When the outage is right in determined the price, were esti- town the power comes on more mated and recorded. ~~~~_h:_#_=-i:~'."Wc=~""''i''X~Yi<>--~=.$ "We don't have time Finalists to wait. We need to be continued from pagel more aggressive imme- HSIU-CHU CHUNG/THE DAILY EVERGREEN selection, but is confident with diately because WSU is Breanna Bishop, 10, helps at the Martin Luther King Jr. food drive Monday afternoon at the search committee and the too good." Safeway. The food drive was sponsored by Multicultural Student Services. Board of Regents, he said. The search committee will ~ontinue to play an active role Kenneth Alhadeff them operated on. I do use a trouble - it's all in fun and in the search process and will Board of Regents Vice President Superheroes handicap pass. It's not they are completely sane, work closely with the Board of something I'm proud of." they said. Regents, he said. continued from page 1 Response to the trio has "Our main purpose is to ''We will then go to the purse The finalists will be been mixed. bring humor and just make strings and implement the announced sometime in us," T-Bag said. "But-" During the course of the this whole college experience February. It still is unclear (recruitment) plan immediate- "He turned against us," interview, the threesome fun," Bagman said. "We don't how those finalists will be ly,"he said. Bagman interjected. were attacked with water want people cracking introduced to the WSU com- Student applications for fall "It didn't work out," T-Bag ~unity before a final selection balloons. halfway through the semes- enrollment are coming in earli- continued. "He revealed his "Some people do not ter. We try to de-stress the IS made, Goldmark said. The identity in public and therefore new president will be e'r this year, hundreds every appreciate the defending of situation. We feel that every- threatened all of our lives." announced March 1. day, said Regent and Academic justice because they want to one should just have a good Another would-be cadet got The president will face the Vice-Provost Gretchen do things which are not time. Sometimes on a college the decline in enrollment and a himself captured his first night legal," Bagman said. "We're campus things can get Bataille. of rounds. larger focus on recruitment Bataille attributes the out there to stop them, and stressful. We're all a little efforts. The three primarily patrol they don't like that fact." high-strung. We're trying to amount of early applicants to . Kenneth Alhadeff, vice pres- Scott-Coman hallways, but T-Bag felt the water bal- loosen up the string, and let Web-based services and the Ident of the Board of Regents, they hope to expand; first cam- loon incident proved a people just relax." will oversee new efforts to ease of applying online. pus wide, then nationwide. Increase WSU's enrollment point. Bagfreak echoed that The number of scholarships "We'd like to see Bagmen "This is exactly why we MASH-style emotion. which steadily has been declin~ around the nation, in all college mg. available to incoming fresh- wear the plastic bags," he "J think our message is man is anticipated to increase, campuses," Bagfreak said. Alhadeff's motto was, ''We're said. "They're completely 'Have fun. Have a sense of she said. College bound chil- The group's lack of minority water-repellant." humor about it, but be not.gonna take it," by 80s band or disabled members is a prick- dren of WSU alumni will soon These men hastened to add responsible at the same 'IWisted Sister, which he sang ly subject for the Bagmen, as it to Board members as an intro- they are not out to cause time.' That's why we're here." be eligible for a scholarships is for many crime fighters. duction to his recruitment targeting out-of-state resi- plan. "As of yet, we have not dents. "We don't have time to across any such persons wanti- iFtIJECB~IJTO fomp'ete , '" '" ,',', t." ',r D mp.ort & wait," Alhadeff said. ''We need Other plans to be imple- ng to join our cause," Bagfreak no\,' I" ~ .. . omestJC Repair to be more aggressive immedi- mented soon include online said. ''We are certainly open to ately because WSU is too voting during student elec- anyone who would like to." good." The group is taking applica- tions. Round-table discussions tions. - "Our goal is to have 25 per- will be held within the next "I did injure myself in battle twn weeks to determine specif- cent of students voting in the a while ago," Bagman said. "I've ICrecruitment programs. next election," Wymer said. had some knee problems; got

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W,II"el"""" .... -I.e .re-, 335-2141 101FoodQuality Bldg. Pullman, Wa 99164 Open M-F 9:30 to 4:30 4 THE DAilY EVERGREEN TUESDAY,JANUARY 18, 2000 NEWS Court to decide legality Sioux protest fund of Colorado 'bubble law' mismanagement The Associated Press director to evict the protesters The Associated Press recognized right, the Legislature felt obliged to Monday night or Tuesday. PINE RIDGE, S.D. -About step in," said Deputy Attorney General Ken Lane. Members of the unarmed DENVER - The morning calm on a tree-lined 100 Oglala Sioux who accuse James Henderson of the Virginia-based group are calling for an audit residential street is pierced as sign-carrying pro- the tribe of financial misman- American Center for Law and Justice, which rep- and have demanded the imme- testers shout at women entering an abortion clin- agement have taken over tribal resents the protesters, counters that the law diate resignation of tribal ic. headquarters and demanded tramples on free-speech rights. Treasurer Wesley "Chuck" "It's an office of death! Don't kill your baby! Do the governing council step "My way of sidewalk counseling is to be gentle Jacobs and all 17 members of you know what you're doing?"they yell from eight down. and to be compassionate. Colorado's way is to put the tribal council. They also feet away at women partially shielded by a 4-foot The group, which is allied me so far away I have to scream and yell," said have asked the FBI to seize brick wall outside the Planned Parenthood clinic. with tribal President Harold Jeanne Hill, one of three protesters challenging tribal records dealing with law It is a scene dictated by Colorado's 1993 "bub- Dean Salway, took control of the law. enforcement, housing and ble" law, which requires protesters to keep their the tribal building at the Pine Around the country, some cities have tried cre- other programs. distance from patients entering health-care facil- Ridge Reservation on Sunday. ating buffer zones between protesters and clinic "The bottom line is, we want ities. About 100 people stayed there patients, and between protesters and churches. accountability and responsibili- On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court will overnight and said they will Others have required protesters to obtain per- ty by our elected officials," said hear arguments on whether the law legally pro- remain until they are satisfied mits for demonstrations. I tects patients from harassment and intimidation group spokesman Dale Looks Fourteen states and the District of Columbia authorities will investigate Twice, or violates the protesters' right to free speech. their allegations. have laws that prohibit protesters from blocking Federal agents used a The decision could establish guidelines for Members of the tribal coun- clinic entrances, said Elizabeth Arndorfer, an search warrant to seize paper other states and cities that have grappled with attorney with the National Abortion and cil voted to have the. protesters ways to maintain peace between protesters and thrown out of the building. files and computer records Reproductive Rights Action League. Sunday from the Oglala Sioux women seeking abortions. The Colorado law bars people from counseling, They voted to have tribal law Housing Authority. U.S. The state of Colorado argues that the law bal- distributing leaflets or displaying signs within officers enforce tribal laws that ances free-speech rights with the right to access eight feet of others without their consent. The ban the spread of false propa- Attorney Ted McBride said the to health care. The Legislature passed the law protective bubble is maintained within 100 feet of ganda and actions that inter- warrant was related to an after hearing patients complain of being spat on, an entrance to a health-care facility. Violators can fere with the conduct of council investigation ofprogtams fund- kicked and harassed. get up to six months in jail and a $750 fine. business. ed by the Department of "It's all right to protest. That's fine, but when it None of the three protesters at the center of Council members said they Housing and Urban gets down to intervening with another person's the case was arrested under the law. expect the tribe's public safety Development. Northeasterners get bitter taste of winter weather

The Associated Press jockeys at Suffolk Downs Race Track in "Brutal is the only word I can use for regularly records nasty weather, East Boston and racing was canceled. As today," said Elizabeth Hosford, 51, man- Monday's low was 29 below zero and the BOSTON- Northeasterners who for the horses, "most of them would ager of Borla'sService Station at wind gusted to 80 mph. went outside in T-shirts just two weeks Torrington. "I've noticed people who nor- Kimberly McCartney, a weather ser- ago to play golfin 60-degree weather got rather just get a big blanket and curl up mally fill up are only putting in a few vice meteorologist, said her wind chill a bitter reality check Monday. in a corner like everybody else," track dollars today because they can't stand chart "doesn't even go that far." Temperatures fell to as low as 20 spokesman Jim Bishop said. being out of their cars that long." below zero in northern New York state, The lowest temperature in the Lower "Your flesh may freeze within 30 sec- In New York City, the mercury fell to and wind whistling out of the north 48 states Monday was 20 degrees below onds at that point," she said. 8 in Central Park, and the wind blasting made it feel like 40 below zero and worse zero at Saranac Lake, NY The mercury It was so windy in the northeast between the skyscrapers made the wind in parts of Massachusetts, Maine,New fell to 4 below zero at Keene, N.H.; 9 Monday that Tom Gorrie had a tough chill 25 below zero. Hampshire and Connecticut. below in Burlington, Vt.; and 7 below at time driving his UPS delivery truck in The wind gusted to 58 mph at "It hurts to walk outside," said Glen Albany, NY, and North Adams, Mass., the Concord, N.H., area. "The wind's Worcester, Mass., and 64 mph at MacInnis, who was picking up supplies the National Weather Service said. pushing it from all angles," he said. "It Greenfield, R.I. High atop New for his electrical work in Boston. The wind chill was around minus 50 actually blew one of my side-view mir- Hampshire's Mount Washington, which The cold was simply too much for the at Torrington, Conn. rors in."

The Associated Press place with $10.7 million, and 3,092 for "Stuart Little." New Line's executive vice pres- "Girl, Interrupted" was fourth "Next Friday" earned about ident for distribution, David 'Next LOS ANGELES - The Ice at $9.6 million. They moved $4.8 million per day from Tuckerman. Cube comedy "Next Friday" into wide circulation after open- Friday to Sunday. New Line "Stuart Little" has grossed topped the box office for the Friday' ing in limited release last Cinema estimated Monday's nearly $110 million in five Martin Luther King Jr. holiday month to be eligible for Oscar pace would slip to $2.5 million weeks. weekend with $17 million in earns consideration. but had hopes for the film's "We are getting a lot of earnings, according to industry "Next Friday," a sequel to the long-term success. repeat business, and family estimates released Monday. 1995 comedy "Friday," stars Ice "The original film stayed on groups," said Ed Russell, a $ 17million "Stuart Little" was No.2 for Cube as an inner-city man hid- the list of top 100 video rentals spokesman for Sony's Columbia the Friday-through-Monday and sales for 100 weeks, so we ing out from a vengeful villain. Pictures. "We anticipate better period with an estimate of knew we had a strong crossover during It opened Wednesday and was than $140 million for the length $12.6 million in ticket sales. audience for this picture, not No. 1 despite playing in just of its run." weekend "The Hurricane" was in third 1,103 theaters, compared to just African-Americans," said

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1 NEWS TUESDAY,JANUARY 18, 2000 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 5 Center's study shows Skagit County hospitals reeling Yakima farm workers from outbreak of winter flu cases exposed pesticides The Associated Press absenteeism this month, said Sandi Paciotti, com- to MOUNT VERNON - Skagit County hospitals municable disease nursing supervisor at the Skagit The Associated Press people about reducing children's are reeling from an onslaught of the flu. County Health Department. risk of exposure. They then will In the first 12 days ofthe year, United General The number of cases statewide seems to be about YAKIMA - A survey of take another round of urine and Hospital in Sedro-Woolley and Skagit Valley average, said Phyllis Shoemaker, flu coordinator in Yakima Valley farm workers dust samples. the Washington state Health Department. found that about a quarter of the Hospital in Mount Vernon recorded 50 percent '"Wewant to see ifwe were able The flu season arrived earlier than usual, peaking respondents don't wear protective more emergency room visits than in the same to change people's practice and in late December, and the number of cases reported gear for pesticides, and about half period last year, mostly because of influenza. reduce their exposure to pesti- has declined this month, Shoemaker said. do not promptly remove and "The flu, which has hit epidemic proportions on cides," Coronado said. the East Coast, has now moved here," said Diane As oflast week, flu had been confirmed in 20 of wash contaminated clothing The project is part of a larger when they go home, Fred Speer, director of emergency services at Affiliated Washington's 39 counties, but the number of $6.75 million UW study of envi- Health Services, which operates the two hospitals. cases statewide is unknown because only large Hutchinson Cancer Research ronmental health issues and chil- Center officials say. About 75 percent of the patients admitted to outbreaks are reported to health agencies. dren - one of several such stud- Island Hospital in Anacortes have pneumonia or Individual cases are not compiled and not every- The survey of 571 adults who ies under way around the coun- other respiratory ailments that probably were one with flu symptoms goes to a doctor or hospi- worked in area fields and try, financed by the caused by flu, spokesman Dennis Richard said. tal. orchards last summer is part of a Environmental Protection five year federal study of pesticide Agency and the National Island Family Physicians and the Anacortes Some emergency room patients have waited as long as an hour to see a doctor at Skagit Valley, exposure among the workers, and Institute of Environmental Family Medicine clinics reported no higher . much of the staff has been working overtime and the impact on their children. Health Sciences. numbers of flu cases, but the ones they did see an extra registered nurse has been added, Speer Researchers took urine sam- There are some basic rules for were more serious, Richard said. said . ples from children and dust S3....'11- . avoiding contamination: remov- There is no sign of a flu-related increase in school ples from farm workers' vehicles ing shoes and work clothes, wash- to assess children's exposure. ing contaminated clothing sepa- The samples will be screened Woman's body found on Kirkland beach for organophosphates, a class of rately, bathing, and not holding The Associated Press Monday. pesticides that at high doses children until contaminated There was no sign of injury, has' been linked to cancer and' clothes are removed. An autopsy was scheduled and Kirkland Police Detective The survey found about a third KIRKLAND - A body found 'Iuesday for Susan Elizabeth John Haslip said she apparent- can seriously affect the central on a Lake Washington beach in nervous system, said Gloria of those interviewed had direct Rhodes, the King County med- ly drowned. Her car was parked this east Seattle suburb has nearby. Coronado, senior research spe- contact with pesticides - apply- ical examiner's office said. been identified as that of a 29- cialist at the Hutchinson center ing, mixing or loading them. Rhodes' partially clothed The body apparently had not About half the respondents year-old woman from neighbor- been in the water for long, in Seattle. Test results will be body was found Sunday at available later this spring from reported changing clothes with- ing Bellevue, authorities said Marina Park by two passersby. police Sgt. Mike Ursino said. the University of Washington. in an hour of coming home and "The exciting thing about this not holding their children until is that we will be able to do some they had changed clothes. intervention," Coronado said. Hutchinson researchers hope "What's exciting to me is not only to reach the nearly 50 percent getting the information but being who don't use those basic safe- able to make a difference." guards, Coronado said. Researchers are working with Experts agree that low-level a local advisory board that contamination seems pervasive includes growers, healthcare in workers who enter a field or workers and farm-worker advo- orchard after pesticide has been cates, she said. sprayed, and that chemical Over the next two years, residue can be taken home on researchers will work to educate clothing or shoes. Plane that crashed on 1-5 ran out of gas The Associated Press way in Marysville. 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San Francisco scientist rocks I Reno citizens scower to Earth's seismic 'symphony at un scenic billboards The Associated Pres.::._s _ trying to class it up," he said, A spokesman for the out- The Associated Press of a quake quartet. represents the buildup in the RENO, Nev. - A citizens Earth before a quake strikes. door-advertising· industry "The music came from a con- group is organizing an effort to SAN FRANCISCO - The cept of how the Earth strains to A jazzy movement, which said billboard companies ban new billboards that are hills are alive with the sound of create earthquakes and earth- quotes from a Bach cello sonata, merely are trying to regain blocking views of the Sierra music - and so are the Earth's quakes providing a backdrop to is interrupted by the quakes' ground they have lost since Nevada with ads for everything valleys, mid-ocean ridges and civilization," he said. "The gen- thunder-like rumbling. The the Reno ordinance last was volcanoes. eral population is almost com- glissando then returns and the from God to liposuction. updated 11 years ago. Earthquake waves that top- pletely unaware until there's a piece ends with the thud of a big "One of the reasons people Since then, companies have ple buildings, raise mountains very large earthquake." quake. move here is scenic beauty," said lost 70 billboards that didn't and split the ground have long Michael's piece for trombone, "It made a good percussion Jim Pilzner, a former Reno City conform to the ordinance, been used to study tremors and cello, vocalist and earthquake is track," said Stephanie Ross, councilman who has joined the said Greg Ferraro, senior vice the structure of the Earth. Now, about the strain that leads to Michael's wife who sings the anti-billboard effort. president of R&R Partners. they're being turned into sound quakes as well as their impact quartet's vocal line. She's also a A new series of signs with That's because the ordinance to make truly hard-rock music on society. It premiered in researcher at the USGS in religious themes received requires landowners to that can help teach seismology. December at the annual meet- Menlo Park. attention recently but Pilzner remove nonconforming signs Though seismic waves make ing of the American Michael's interest in music said he's most upset by a rash of before they can develop their no noise on their own, their Geophysical Union. and earthquakes began in big-bellied advertisements for property. motions as recorded by seis- The two-minute quartet 1997, when he was preparing a liposuction surgery. Reno now allows new bill- mometers can be sped up to begins with a trombone and lecture on earthquake waves "I don't think liposuction bill- boards only in areas zoned for· produce sounds, says Andrew cello glissando punctuated by trapped in fault zones. It struck boards contribute to scenic industrial use.The industry is Michael, a trombone-playing the thundering roars generated him that the situation was sim- beauty. If we're serious about pushing the city to also allow seismologist at the U.S. from the 1992 Landers, Calif., ilar to sound waves trapped and making Reno a destination new signs in most of the city's Geological Survey and composer earthquakes. The sliding noise vibrating inside a trumpet. resort area, we ought to start commercial zones.

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THE WQ~lEN~S __fi.ASKEIB.l\J.J.~ SIDELINE Cougars fight hard, fall short By Mike Kreiger BASEBALL 64 wsu for- American League ASU TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS-Agreed to terms witt, RHP John ward Alke Burkett on a minor league contract WSU 54 Dietel sparked the National league MILWAUKEE BREWERS-Agreed to terms with C Tyler Houston W S U on a one-year contract women's team as

NEW YORK MEIS-Agreed to terms with RHP Paul Wagner, C they got off to a hot start Alan Probst Saturday against the Arizona

SAN DIEGO PADRES-Agreed to terms with RHP Donnie Wall State Sun Devils. But it wasn't on a two-year contract, OF Ruben Rivera on a one-year con- enough for the Cougars to avoid tract and INF Jed Hansen on a minor league contract. a 64-54 loss, Carolina League , WSU got off to a great start, SALEM AVALANCHE-Named Alan Cockrell manager, Bob but couldn't stop the tough ASU McClure pitching coach and Joe Marchese hitting coach. posts: Theresa Jantzen and Western League Rachel Holt. Jantzen and Holt, SOLANO STEELHEADS-Signed OF Jason Johnson. who are both 6-feet-3-inches, BASKETBAll combined for 38 points and 16

National Basketball Association rebounds, Their height was too -Activated F Derek Strong from the injured much for WSU to stop inside, list ''We tried everything to stop -Placed G Mitch Richmond on the them," WSU junior Victoria injured list Activated G Laron Profrt. Harrod said. "Wejust needed to

International Basketball Association be quicker against them." DES MOINES DRAGONS-Signed F-C Jason Williams and F-C But lack of height wasn't the Richmond Mctver Jr. only thing that hurt the Intemational Basketball League Cougars, who fell to 3-11 overall KEVIN GERMAN/DAILY EVERGREEN RICHMOND RHYTHM-Signed G Jason Miskiri. Wailled G-f Adrian Pledger. and 0-4 in the Pac-10_ The Sun ASU guard Natalie Tucker, front, and WSU guard Jessica Collins dive for a ball in the second Devils got to the free-throw line half on Saturday. ASU defeated WSU 64-54 at Beasley Coliseum. fOOTBAll 31 times to the Cougar's 10. Cougars jumped to an early 10- The Cougars trailed 29-32 at this week," Przekwas said, "Her canadian Football league , ''They shoot twice as many 2 lead. She went on to score 17 half Their full court press sur- hustle carried over today She MONTREAL ALOUETTES-S,gned K David Miller-Johnston. free throws as most of their of her 20 points in the first half prised ASU, but the Sun Devils has a lot to learn as a freshman, HOCKEY opponents," WSU Coach Jenny 'We tried to start strong, and came out of the intermission but she played well today," Przekwas said. ''When a team National Hockey League I tried to come out strong," with victory in mind. FLORIDA PANTHERS-Recalled rm Ivan Novoseltsev from can score without the clock, Dietel said. "I feIt good." "We tried to focus on our self," Louisville of the AHL Assigned 0 Filip Kuba to Houston of the that's going to bail them out." ARIZONA ST. 64, WASHINGTON ST. 54 IHL. ASU adjusted at halftime to Turner Thome said. 'We need- ARIZONA ST.( 10-4) WASHINGTON CAPITALS-Traded Yaroslav Svejkovsky to "We average 24 free throws slow down Dietel. ed to be consistent on every pos- Allen 2-8 0-0 5, Jantzen 5-12 8-9 18, Holt 3-5 4-6 10, Tampa Bay for a seventh-round pick in the 2000 entry draft to ten for our opponents," said "We dug in and focused on session. 1challenged them emo- Kitchen 2-7 1-2 5, Tucker 1-3 2-4 4, Paulson 3-40-08, and a third-round pick in the 2001 entry draft. ASU Coach Charli Turner playing her tougher," ASU for- tionally, mentally, and physical- McFayden 0-0 0-0 0, Leonard 0-1 3-4 3, Combs 1-2 1-4 3, International Hockey League Thorne. "It helps us out a lot, ward Theresa Jantzen said, ly, We have that winning men- Sands 3-70-07, Crisp 0-11-21. Totals 20-50 20-3164. KANSAS cnv BLAD£S-Announced G Tom Askey has been WASHINGTON Sf. (3-11) recalled by Anaheim and reassigned to Houston of the IHL although we're not shooting "We got after it in our zone tality, and it showed tonight." Harrod 1-6 1-2 3, Volkman 2-7 1-2 5, Dietel 9-17 2-2 20, them as well as we have been." Nyseth 1-4 0-0 2, Kerns 4-11 2-2 11, Collins 0-4 0-0 O. defense and I'm proud of every- Przekwas was impressed Smith 0-1 0-00, Berglund 4-7 0-08, Ottmar 2-51-25. LUGE ASU hit only 64_5 percent of USA LUGE-Named Jon Lundin media relations manager. body. We needed this win." with her team's aggressive play, Totals 23-62 7-10 54. their free throws (20 of31) com- 'We knew she was their lead- especially that of freshman Halftime-Artzona St. 32, Washington Sl 29. 3-Point goars-Arizona St. 4-13 (Paulson 2-2, Allen 1-5, CD~GE pared to WSU's 70 percent ing scorer," Turner Thome said Jessica Ottmar, Ottmar played Sands 1-2, Kitchen 0-2, Tucker 0-2). Washington St 1-6 (Kerns 1-2, Volkman 0-2, Dietel 0-1, COllins 0-1). Fouled INDIANA-PURDUE-INDIANAPOUS-Named J.D. Hamilton (seven of 10)_ of Dietel. 'We came out in the 14 minutes and scored five out-Washington St, Nysetll. Rebounds-Arizona St 42 sports information director. Dietel was big for the second half and played better points to go with her five (AUen, Jantzen, Combs, Sands 6), Washington St 36 (Dieter Cougars early, She scored position defense, Mixing up our rebounds, 9). Assists-A~lOna St 14 (Leonard 4), Washington St 13 MANSAEl.D---Named Jim Abbate defensive coordinator. (Kems 6). Total fouls-Arizona St 13 , Washington St. 23. A- WSU's first 10 points as the defenses really helped." "Jess stepped it up in practice 460. RICHMOND-Named Jim Miller athletics.director. WEST VIRGINIA-Announced the resignation of Doc Holliday, M_E~_~_S_J3ASKETU.~_LL Shooting guard key to _ ASUwhips Cougars fantasy basketball teams The NBA season is in full problem Conf. Total From Staff and wire reports the half and cruised to victory swing, and so is the fantasy wit h W L W L in the second half. basketball season. Shooting Houston The last Ariz. 4 0 15 2 Chris Crosby and Mike Bush guard is the weakest position in and Latrell USC 3 0 10 5 ASU 81 thing WSU led the Cougars with 15 points the NBA, so here's a breakdown Sprewell, Stan. 3 1 14 1 64 ~aan~; e t~ each. of the few NBA shooting guards but now ASU 3 1 11 4 WSU The rest of the Sun Devils that can help carry a fantasy both players Oregon 2 3 Saturday picked up the slack; forwards team to victory. are comple- 1 11 against UCLA 2 Awvee Storey and Shawn Ray Allen, Bucks: Allen is menting 1 10 4 Arizona State was to let Eddie Cal. 1 3 10 6 Redhage scored 16 points each the man in Milwaukee, Allen is each other's House beat them by himself just like the movie he starred Wash. 1 3 6 10 and Chad Prewitt added 12. games_ After all, this is the same in, "He Got Game." He is a com- Houston is Ore. St. 0 3 8 6 "I've never seen anybody put Mike Kreiger player who tied the conference's two players on one and try to plete player who can score at scoring 20_9 8 Commentary WSU O· 4 5 single-game scoring record guard the other four with three will and get other players points per with his 61-point outburst in a players," House said, "They involved as welL He's averaging contest, and win at California. wanted to run' that but we 22.4 points per game to go with he's leading House didn't beat WSU, but exposed it." . four assists and four rebounds, the shooting guards in field the rest of the Sun Devils "Maybe if we could have con- This former UConn star, who goal percentage (49 percent) Conf. Total responded in an 81-64 Arizo_na tained him (House) a little bit Michael Jordan claimed was and minutes per game (39_2)_ L W L W State win. House led them With more at the beginning, things tough to play against, leads all Look for Houston's numbers to UCLA 3 0 9 4 25 points, 11 less than his aver- would have been different," shooting guards in fantasy improve throughout the season Arizona 3 1 14 2 age the last seven games. WSU guard Jan-Michael points per game with 43_5_ as New York makes a run at the ASU 3 1 10 4 The victory was the third Thomas said, "He got off so hot Reggie Miller, Pacers: Atlantic division title. straight €onference win for the Stan. 3 1 4 and forced us into the defense, Love him or hate him, Reggie Isaiah Rider, Hawks; The 10 Sun Devils (11-4 overall, 3-1 in 4 and we've never played that Miller is a star, He is a clutch man who was traded for Steve Oregon 2 1 11 the Pac-10)_ USC 2 1 7 6 before." shooter, as many Knicks fans Smith is having no troubles It was the fifth consecutive can remember, He's scoring Ore. St. 1 2 5 10 Poor shooting (WSU shot replacing Smith in Atlanta. loss for WSU (5-8, 0-4), who just 21 for 50 from the field), 18.9 points per game, and he's Averaging 23_5 points per Wash. 1 3 5 11 now have lost 19 consecutive turnovers (25) and tired legs good for two or three three game, Rider leads all shooting Cal. 0 4 5 9 conference road games. (four starters played more than pointers per game. Although guards in scoring. He also dish- 11 House opened the game hit- WSU 0 4 3 30 minutes), problem areas for Miller isn't a rebounder, he has es out four assists per game, ting four of his first five shots WSU all season, also helped to made a name for himself as a which surprises many people. for 12 points in the first five do in the Cougars. clutch shooter, and he isn't Although Rider is considered a minutes, giving ASU a 16-12 Hear the crack ''We can't lineup and play afraid to take the last second thug with no respect for author- lead. h ard-nosed, man-to-man shot. Throw in the fact that he's ity, the former Slam D, ik the bat House's play prompted a of defense like (ASU Coach) Rob shooting 92 percent from the Contest Champion can move by WSU Coach Paul score Get ready for spring training as Th~ (Evans) does," Graham said. line, and you have one of the with the best of them and "e's Daily Evergreen previews every Mal_or Graham to a triangle-and-two ''He goes 10 deep. We've got league's best players. not afraid of taking too many League Baseball team for the coming defense, putting two men on Chris Crosby playing 40 min- Allan Houston, Knicks: shots. season ... House, to contain the nation's Houston is a player who can Upcoming MLB previews: third-leading scorer. utes a game. Jan-Michael's Steve Smith, Blazer '& playing 37 minutes, And. the shoot the turn around jumper Traded for, troubled Isaiah Wednesday: Texas Rangers I The move backfired as the Thursday: Milwaukee Brewers or take it strong to the rack. Sun Devils took a 43-25 lead at SeeBasketball, page 10 Friday: Detroit Tigers There was a little chemistry SeeKreiger, page 10 I~-.¥fn.f+[~.f.f.~II.H4,~,1~~A:~~ikJ.t1K·MiH!.~~Wi!I,H~» g. • .- uJ 'j !> I J~Ii "~ . _ .', 8 THE DAilY EVERGREEN TUESDAY,JANUARY 18, 2000 SPORTS Phillies hope Ashby, Jackson can put them over top . . By Chris Chancellor light-hitting second PROJECTIONS the major leagues and OTH E R 0 PIN ION S ANALYSIS baseman Mickey Philadelphia Byrd's first full season Michelson: 4!h. Offseason analysis: After posting as a starter, so the ------.--- . more production from shortstop Desi Morandini prior to Phillies rd just two winning records in their last 15 Relaford (.242 average, one the 1998 season. Philhes hope the last Ford: 3 seasons, Phillies General Manager Ed and 26 RBIs last season). If he fails Converted first C Mike Lieberthal year's second half fail- Wade has been active. He acquired ex- again, expect Francona to go with veter- baseman Pat Burrell IB Rico Brogna ures were due to Phillie Andy Ashby, 32, from San Diego 2B Marlon Anderson an Alex Arias (.303 average, four home and Ron Gant (.260 3B Scott Rolen fatigue. for right-handed pitchers Carlton runs and 48 RBIs). average, 17 home SS Desi Relaford Robert Person (10-7 record, 4.68 ERA Loewer, Steve Montgomery and Adam The team expects improvement from runs and 77 RBIs RF last season), Matt Beech (3-9 record, Eaton. He then stabilized the bullpen by last season) are CF Doug Glanville 5.15 ERA last season) and former Giant second baseman Marlon Anderson (.252 LF Pat Burrell! acquiring another former Phillie, Mike average, five home runs and 54 RBIs expected to share Ron Gant . Chris Brock (6-8 record, 5.48 ERA last Jackson, to be the closer. H~ also made LHP Randy Wolf season) are the top contenders for the' last season). time in left field this several waiver claims, hoping to land year. Burrell, a No.1 RHP Andy Ashby final two spots in the rotation. Rico Brogna (.278 average, 24 home Clo. Mike Jackson another Montgomery or Paul Byrd to runs and 102 RBIs last season) is com- draft pick in 1998, is stabilize the pitching staff. Rating: 7.0 parable to San Francisco's J.T. Snow and too talented to sit on 83·79 the bench. Wade Toronto's David Segui. The trio is unri- Catching: Mike Lieberthal (.300 would like to trade d Bullpen: Jackson (39 saves, 4.06 valed defensively at first base, but they place average, 31 home runs and 96 RBIs) has Gant but his large 3r ERA last season) will be the closer. But aren't considered among the elite at developed into the catcher the Phillies contract, age (35 in March) and injury after pitching 835 games in his career, their position because they don't post expected when they made him the third history makes him difficult to trade. many wonder if Jackson's bad knees and overall selection of the 1990 free-agent great offensive numbers. Veteran Rob Ducey (.261 average, elbow can hold up. He had 79 saves the Kevin Jordan (.285 average, four draft. He also is improving defensively, eight home runs and 33 RBIs), Kevin last two seasons. making just three errors last season home runs and 51 RBIs last season) Sefcik (.278 average in 209 at bats) and Jeff Brantley, 36, should be the setup after combining to make 20 in 1997 and plays every infield position except short- Wendell Magee (.228 average in 346 man if he is healthy. The veteran right- 1998. stop, while Arias, David Doster, Torey career at bats) are the reserves. hander has battled elbow problems since With Bobby Estalella's trade to San Luvollo and former Royal Felix posting 44 Saves in 1996. Francisco, Tom Prince, 35, who was lim- Martinez will compete for the remaining Rating: 8.5 The team gave up Montgomery (3.34 ited to four games last season because of roster spots. ERA in 53 games last season) to acquire injuries and Gary Bennett, who hit .273 Starting rotation: The Phillies Ashby, but there might be enough depth in 88 at bats in 1999, will vie for the Rating: 7.5 received a major blow when Curt to replace him. Carlos Reyes (3.72 ERA in backup role. Schilling (15-6 record, 3.54 ERA last sea- 65 games last season with San Diego), Outfield: Bobby Abreu (.335 average, son) had shoulder surgery in the offsea- Steve Schrenk (4.29 ERA in 32 games last Rating: 8.5 (out of 10) 20 home runs and 93 RBIs last season) son. He will miss at least the first month season) and Joe Grabe (3.86 ERA in 13 is making Wade look better every day. of the season. With Schilling out, Ashby games last season) are among several can- Infield: As third baseman Scott Rolen Abreu, 26 in March, was acquired from (14-10 record, 3.80 ERA last season) didates competing for middle-relief jobs. (.268 average, 26 home runs and 77 Tampa Bay prior to the 1998 season for becomes the No.1 starter. Scott Aldred (4.45 ERA in 66 games RBIs) goes, so goes the Phillies, When shortstop Kevin Stocker. Abreu has Left-hander Randy Wolf (6-9 record, last season) was re-signed to serve as the Rolen went down last August, developed into an all-star since the trade 5.55 ERA last season) tired after the all- Phillies top left-handed specialist. Philadelphia's hope to post its first win- while Stocker has been injury prone. star break, posting a 2-9 record with a ning season since 1993 evaporated ", Doug Glanville (.325 average, 34 6.51 ERA. The Phillies need more from Rating: 7.0 Rolen not only hits well, he is a Gold stolen bases last season) will bat leadoff their No.2 starter. 1999 all-star Paul Glove caliber defender, and is rivaled by and start in center field. Glanville also is Byrd (15-11 record, 4.60 ERA) also tired Total rating: 38.5, prorated to 46.2 few at his position. making Wade look brilliant - he was in the second half, posting a 7.56 ERA in Manager Terry Francona would like acquired from the Cubs for September. It was Wolf's first season in Wednesday: Texas Rangers ~------~ Eight more WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY players settle invites the community to participate in commemorating arbitration the birthday of , Associated Press NEW YORK - On the eve of what could be a record day in , salary arbitration, eight more players settled Monday and free agent John Burkett agreed to a deal with the Tampa Bay January 18, 2000 Devil Rays. Seventy-nine players were set to exchange proposed TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th salaries with their teams Tuesday and the focus was on a Unity March . pair of New York Yankees: 5:45 p.m., Hol1and Library on shortstop Derek Jeter and clos- er Mariano Rivera. the Glenn Terrell Mall Jeter won $5 million in arbi- tration last winter and Rivera Martin Luther King,Jr. $4.25 million. It was possible Celebration Jeter could exceed the record 7:00 p.m.,Beasley Coliseum amount requested, $9 million by teammate Bernie Williams WSUCampus in 1998. Guest Speaker: Dorothy Cotton Most players and teams set- tle before hearings. The high- "Soaring Above Hate" est award by an arbitrator was Cotton served as former education director of the $5.3 million pitcher Jack the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, of which DT. King was president. She was also McDowell got from the Chicago the director of the Citizenship Education White Sox in 1994 - when he Program, Vice President for the MLK, JR. lost his case. Center for Non-violent Change in Atlanta, Settling Monday were San regional director of ACTION (federal Diego right-handers Donne .government volunteer programs agency during Wall ($2 million for two years) the Carter administration), and served as and Brian Boehringer student activities director at Cornell University ($830,000), Thronto right-han- from UJS2 - 91. der John Frascatore ($1.85 mil- lion for two years), Padres out- FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th fielder Ruben Rivera MLK,JR. Art and ($700,000), Chicago Cubs left- hander Felix Heredia Essay Banquet ($625,000), Cincinnati left- 6:30 p.m. hander Gabe White ($630,000) and Milwaukee outfielder CUB Ballroom Mark Sweeney ($515,000). Sponsored hlP . San Francisco reliever Felix Washington State Universitu & Rodriguez got a two-year con- Alpka Phi Alpha Fraternity tract extension. Cincinnati also For further information, please call the got around to announcing a Office of Multicultural Student Services at 335-7852. $1.6 million, one-year contract with left-hander Ron Villone, a deal agreed to before players filed for arbitration Friday. Houston, a 29-year-old left- The Daily Evergreen is hiring sports writers to cover track, baseball, handed hitter, batted .233 (58- for-249) with nine homers and club and intramural sports. Contact Vicki Rothrock at 335-3194 or 27 RBIs for the Chicago Cubs last season, then was obtained pick-up an application in Murrow 113. by Cleveland on Aug. 31. SPORTS TUESDAY,JANUARY :1.8,2000 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 9 ------;------=--=~:..:....=._-----__:_::.:::..:.:.:.:..:..::..:::=.::..:..:....=:..:.::::..:..___:=-=~==:.:::::..:- ...- ,'-SPORTS BRIEFS,,"~'m'--'-.~'.~'~"'''=''-'''''''-'~'-M-'.''Leaf .has shoulder surgery Henry and Watkins meet NCAA The Associated Press broken loose and made its way to the back of the shoulder, where it was causing irritation, track qualifying times in Cheney SAN DIEGO - Former WSU Cougar and trainer James Collins said. CHENEY - Two WSU men (Beverly Hills, Calif.) set current San Diego Chargers quarterback \ Leaf, the second pick overall in the 1998 met NCAA provisional qualify- Thorpe Fieldhouse records as Ryan Leaf had arthroscopic surgery to clean draft, didn't play a down last season. Besides ing times and two other each won the 500-meter races. out his right shoulder on Monday and should rehabilitating his shoulder, he also served a Cougars set Thorpe Fieldhouse Dudley had' a time of one be ready for minicamp in April. four-week suspension for insubordination. He records at the Eastern minute, 2.17 seconds to win the Leaf had surgery on the shoulder July 26 to recently had his contract reworked to settle Washington University Early men's race while Smith finished repair a cartilage tear, then experienced dis- grievances stemming from that suspension, Bird Open Indoor Track Meet first with a time of 1:14.15. comfort in the joint late in the season. The and his deal now becomes voidable after the Saturday at Cheney. In dual meet tabulations, the head of a tack used in the first surgery had 2001 season, not the 2000 season. Anson Henry (sophomore, WSU women's team defeated Pickering, Ontario, Canada) Washington 54-40, and host won the men's 55-meter dash Eastern Washington, 51-41. In Payton's three sinks Lakers in 82-81 victory with a personal-best and NCAA men's dual meet scoring, WSU The Associated Press a little bit more," said Payton, Harper ; also expressed PQ time of 6.26 seconds. Junior squeaked by Washington51-50, who scored 23 points in the Jan. annoyance at some team- All-American hurdler, Arend and EWU 48-42. LOS ANGELES - Gary 8 collapse, that sent Seattle to mates, saying, "I bust my butt Watkins (San Jose), also Sharika 'Higgins (senior, Payton decided to take matters six losses in eight games, "In every night. If we're going to opened the 2000 indoor season Oxnard, Calif.) won the 55m into his own hands. this game, I did step up a little be a team, everybody rteeds to bit more and didn't let it get with an NCAA PQ 'as he won dash (7.17) while Agneta Payton's 3-point shot with lay it on the line." away from us. the 55-meter hurdles in 7.33 Rosenblad (junior, Sweden) led 15.9 seconds remaining capped After Payton's game- Payton's approach worked to seconds. seven Cougars in the top eight a 36-point performance winning shot from near "It was a good day for both places in the 55m hurdles Monday, lifting the Seattle perfection. the top of the key, Kobe Anson and Arend," WSU Coach (8.30). Cicely Clinkenbeard SuperSonics to an 82-81 victory Ron Harper, who was guard- Bryant missed a jumper Rick Sloan said. "Especially . (junior, Okanogan) claimed the over the . , ing Payton on the deciding play, from the right baseline Anson, whose start still wasn't long jump by only three-quar- The win was the fifth failed to get through a screen with about seven seconds all that great but he ran a real ters of an inch at 18-7 3/4. straight for the Sonics since set by former Laker Ruben left. Robert horry missed a good race." Freshman Briana Willis they blew a 19-point third- Patterson, giving Payton an flying dunk attempt off the Sophomores Eric Dudley (Ravensdale, Wash.) won the . quarter lead in a 110-100 loss to open look. , and the ball went (Bellingham) and Randi Smith high jump at 5-5. the Lakers at Seattle on Jan. 8. "I'll take the blame, I don't out of bounds to Seattle with 1.8 seconds to play. FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS "Sometimes when I disap- have a problem with that," pear in the second half and try Harper said, "I didn't think he The Lakers stole the inbound Eldridge, Miedema shine in LA, but to get everybody else involved, was going to shoot the 3. He pass, but were unable to get a we struggle, so I need to step up shot it, he made it." shot off before time expired. Bruins drown Cougars 168-90 LOS ANGELES - Seniors WSU ended the day with a Packers name Seattle's Sherman as new coach Erin Eldridge and Kelley strong one-two performance in The Associated Press Sherman spent two years as Wolf fired Ray Rhodes on Miedema claimed three indi- the 200-meter freestyle relay. Mike Holmgren's tight ends Jan. 3 after the Packers com- vidual events for the The team of Rebecca Cohen, GREEN BAY, Wis. - Mike coach in Green Bay before mov- pleted an 8-8 season, Rhodes' . Washington State women's Gretchen Chambers, Sara Sherman, the Seattle ing to Seattle with Holmgren in first with the team. swimming team as 14th- Schmied and Rachelle Carano Seahawks' offensive coordina- January 1999. Sherman has coached in the ranked UCLA won 168-90 in a liad a first place time of 1:53.67. tor and a former Green Bay The newspaper reported on its NFL for just three seasons, and dual meet at Men's Gym Pool Teammates Eli Schmied, assistant, will be hired as the Web site ~at Packers general his only head coaching experi- Saturday. Melissa Hubley, Jill. Olson new coach of the Packers, manager Ron Wolf interviewed ence came at Stamford (Conn.) Eldridge won the 100-meter (Seattle) and Suzie Muirhead fin- according to reports. Sherman on Saturday. Sherman High School in 1979-80. Before breaststroke in a time of 1 ished right behind with a 1:59.12. ESPN and the Post-Crescent is a devotee of the West Coast joining Holmgren in Green Bay minute. 11.55 seconds to mark The UCLA-WSU contest was of Appleton, citing anonymous offense run by Holmgren during in 1998, Sherman was an offen- another NCAA consideration held in a short-course meter sources, said Sherman could be the Packers' consecutive trips to sive line coach at Texas A&M time in the event. An NCAAAll- pool and the Bruins are now 2- introduced as early as Tuesday. the Super Bowl. and UCLA. American breaststroker, o all-time versus the Cougars. Eldridge also victored in the WSU next hosts the 200-meter breaststroke with a University of Nevada on 2:35.57. Saturday, Jan. 29 at Gibb Pool. WHEN YOU NEED A PROFESSIONAL, CALL ON US! 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Like Mora, Johnson lost a time in the spotlight. And now Only Rams coach Dick points per game, and because Mora's house now comes and playoff game, .only his came it's time to spend time with my Vermeil, 17 months younger he plays for the deep Portland goes much like every other one. Saturday at Jacksonville by an family." than Mora and one ofhis closest team, he's not forced to play 48 He isn't likely to get up on embarrassing 62-7 score. It was Mora felt the same way in friends, still shows up at the minutes per game like he was one side of the bed and sudden- so embarrassing that Johnson October 1996. The Saints were office with anything like the in Atlanta. Smith's numbers ly mellowed, chuck it all and go awoke Sunday, checked the tide 2-6, going. nowhere. He spent same enthusiasm. It may be will improve as the season fishing. But he is no more likely tables in the newspaper and his days watching films, run- because Vermeil still has a shot wears on and the Blazers will to get up on the other side, decided to chuck it all. He col- ning practices, drawing up at the Super Bowl. Or it may be rely on his veteran experience despondent, and go swimming lected his wife, his dog, headed game plans, sleeping a few because Vermeil already flamed to lead them into the playoffs. with the fish, either. for his boat and on his way out hours and starting all over out once - he was out of foot- Brent Barry, Sonics: In the coaching business, this the door, Johnson told Miami again. ball for 15 seasons before taking Bones, another former Slam is called staying on an even owner Wayne Huizenga he Frustrated, he staged a very the St. Louis job three years Dunk Champ, is scoring 11.6 keel. People who remember the might be available to consult on public, very profane and ulti- points and grabs 5 rebounds epic tirade Mora threw on his ago. personnel matters occasionally. mately unforgettable melt- per contest. His high-flying way out of New Orleans would Almost every other coach in But as far as working, that was down. The next day he game sparks the surprising call it a big change for him. the NFL seems to be in danger it. resigned. Seattle team, and his unselfish "I'm not going to go out and of burning out. Two weeks ago, "He does not want to be "I was," Mora recalled, "a bas- play (3.8 assists) gets his team- commit suicide or get drunk, if Bill Parcells, 58, walked away under contract. He does not ket case." mates involved. Look for Barry that's what you're asking," from the New York Jets and want a job. He does not want The surprising thing is how a and the Sonics to make a run Mora said Sunday, just Mike Ditka, 60, was the oldest any day-to-day position," year and a half away from the in the playoffs with their over- moments after his Colts were of a handful of coaches shown Huizenga said. "He wants to NFL rejuvenated him. That, achieving team. beaten 19-16 in Sunday's AFC the door soon after. fish." and returning with a team like divisional playoff by Tennessee. Having so many coaches out Johnson is 56, but it seems as Indianapolis, loaded with "I'll just get up in the morn- of work is nothing new in the if he's been in the business for- young talent and one of the best Basketball fraternity, but to have so many general managers in the game, ing," he reassured everyone, ever. Maybe that's because continued from page 7 "and go back to work." big names leave voluntarily is. Johnson was so driven and so Bill Polian. Mora's colleague, Jimmy The salary cap and free good - he won a national A team he expected to finish Thursday-Saturday games are Johnson, will not be in the agency have made it increas- championship at the University 8-8 went 13-3 instead. It failed hard on them." Dolphins' office when Mora ingly tough to acquire new play- of Miami and two Super Bowls to give him his first playoff win arrives. And he won't be the ers and at the same time, hold in Dallas - that it was hard to - Mora is 0-5 - but he still is the ones you already have. As imagine him doing anything cresting on a wave of optimism. ARIZONA sr, 81, WASHINGlON sr. 64 only one. With each passing WASHINGlON sr. (5-8, day, fewer of the coaches the 64- the talent. margins between less consuming. Winning might not really be Bush 5-13 5-6 15, Miller 4-8 3-611, Crosby 6-13 4-418, clubs gets slimmer, the coaches But that was exactly the everything, but it will keep a Thomas 4-8 2-2 12, Adams 1-4 2-2 4, Graham 0-2 O-D 0, year-old Mora once regarded as Clarl<0-01-2 I, Mencke 0-0 0·0 0, Riley 0-11-2 I, Evans I- contemporaries are around to and general managers, most problem; he had nothing left. coach off the ledge for a while. 10-0 2. Totals 21-50 18·24 64. "It isn't that Jim's changed that much," said Vic Fangio, ARIZONA sr. (114, Storey 7-12 2-316, Redhage 6-10 4-416, Prewitt 5-7 2-2 now the Colts' defensive coordi- 12, Dodd 0-3 0-2 0, House 7-16 7-825, Mason 0-1 0-0 0, nator and a Mora assistant Knigh12-4 2-4 6,Sm,th 0-31-21,Shelll-4 0-02,Allen 1-3 since New Orleans. "What's 1-23. Totals 29-63 19-2781. changed is that the time away Halftime - ArIzona Sl43, W.shlngtoo Sl25. 3-Point goals-Washington St 4-14 (Thomas 2-4, Crosby 2-6, from the game let him see how Bush a-I, Adams 0-1. Graham 0-2" Arizona St 4-17 (House easy it is to get too wrapped up 4-9, Mason ll-I,Allen 0-1. Dodd 0-3, Shell 0-3). Fouled out- in things. He's making an effort None. Rebounds-Washington St 35 (Miller 9), Arizona St 33 (Storey 8,. ASSists-Washington St 16 (Thomas 5" Arizona St to enjoy himself more now. So 24 {Redhage 7,.TQtal fouls-Washington St 27,Arizona St far it's worked." 22. A-9,103. So far. SAVE 1(IOIlIlIIIP PIIOIlIUM Earn Scholarship money plus a base wage!!! $10 Ic:holil••hip. Po.i.ion. iI~ilililble $500 First Summer p::l~i~J:~~~ $1000 Second Summer Spa Delivery Drivers PolifiomDibble I' Iii'" Dele_ &IeaMe IollfiolU. RepS'to AQU: [email protected] 175 112th Ave. NESuite El75 Fax:(425)1151-36541 Bellevue, WA9800lJ. Call (Matt): (425)451-lIJ.41

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but officers found nothing the young man did not have opened fire in 1996 in a The Associated Press assistant police chief. Frontier Junior High class in Titled "A Hit List," the docu- incriminating, Mitchell said. criminal intentions and for the Moses Lake, killing two teens MOSES LAKE - An 18- ment contained the names of The student was not identi- most part students have react- and a teacher. After the current year-old student at Moses Lake about a half-dozen students and fied because he has not been ed calmly. High School has been expelled charged with a crime. "This is not acceptable behav- "hit list" incident, counselors one teacher. contacted students who had after he was found with a "hit The student told police it was School district spokesman ior whether he intended to do P.J. De Benedetti said it was anything with it or was just been in Loukaitis' class. list" at school. a list of acquaintances, rather Mitchell said police will file a than an inventory of enemies he encouraging that another stu- goofing around," De Benedetti . A classmate reported the stu- said. ''You can't do that at report with the prosecutor, who meant to terrorize. The stu- dent had the courage to report dent to school authorities, said school." then will decide whether to pur- Dean Mitchell, Moses Lake dent's home also was searched, the list. . De Benedetti said it appears Student Barry Loukaitis sue charges.

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The Associated Press told by the White House that "each day the SHO race-related lawsuit waits to ensure such services, the possibility of SEATTLE - Three weeks before the sched- failure (and higher costs) increases substantial- The Associated Press "We absolutely do not toler- uled start of the World Trade Organization ate racial harassment of any ly." . TACOMA - Four families meetings here, the Seattle Host Organization kind in our school district," he The letter was among thousands of WTO- are suing the Puyallup School lacked the money to move the delegates around related documents - five boxes of documents said. District in federal court, alleg- town, or to prepare the Washington State and e-mail correspondence concerning the city's Adults who filed the suit Convention and Trade Center, a newspaper ing the district violated black either withheld comment on it 10 months of planning - obtained Friday students' rights by allowing reported Saturday. through a public-records request by the Seattle Friday or could not be reached. The White House was so alarmed by a last- racial discrimination, harass- The suit followed a $5 mil- Post-Intelligencer. ment and intimidation. minute committee call for $1 million that presi- lion discrimination claim filed "It has been a trying week in Seattle with the The lawsuit filed Friday in . dential aides met with members of the state's senseless killings (at a Lake Union boatyard) in June. District officials, who congressional delegation to find out what was U.S. District Court here con- and we are working around the clock to appre- deny any wrongdoing, have going on, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer report- tends the district has violated hend the killer," Schell wrote McDermott on refused to pay, clearing the way ed. federal civil rights laws and Nov. 5. for filing of the lawsuit. White House staff members responsible for failed to uphold equal rights "We have had the misfortune of two WTO- A second $5 million claim the WHO meetings were "alarmed that the guaranteed by the state and related assaults this past week as well," accord- was filed Friday on behalf of 10 SHO has not followed through on its commit- federal constitutions. ing to the letter. "As part of our pledge to be The only defendant named other families of black students ment to pay a substantial amount of the WTO currently or formerly in ministerial-related costs," U.S. Rep. Jim great hosts to the world, our focus will continue in the 36-page complaint is to be on providing security for the event and Superintendent Richard Puyallup schools. The second McDermott, D-Wash., said in a letter received group of families could join the Nov. 10 by Mayor Paul Schell. facilitating peaceful demonstration of dissent to Sovde. it." District spokesman Tony lawsuit later, attorney The WTO meetings, which drew tens of thou- Thaddeus Martin said. sands of delegates and protesters, were held The Seattle Host Organization pledged to Apostle said Friday he didn't raise $9 million from private sources - $1.5 want to comment on the law- Apostle said the district Nov. 30-Dec. 3. million to the city for security, the rest for trans- suit because district officials would investigate the second Delegate transportation and preparations at portation for delegates and fixing up the con- had not received a copy. claim as it did the first. the convention center seemed pretty "vital" and "basic," McDermott wrote. He said he had been vention center. Dare to touch moving Ski operators crack dO\IVnon . train injures Spokane boy lift ticket, season pass thieves The Associated Press "He stepped forward, touched the train, and caught SPOKANE - An ll-year- The Associated Press for $175 from a man in a placed in a plastic case. his hand on something," sher- Seattle pub - a considerable "We have pretty dedicated old boy, injured while appar- SEATTLE - Ski operators iff's spokesman Dave Reagan savings over the going rate of ticket and season-pass check- ently trying to touch a moving across the state are cracking said. "It pulled him under the about $500 each. ers, and they have made quite a train, was in serious condition down on people caught using train." An 18-year-old Vashon game of it," Nelson said. Saturday at Deaconess forged season passes and lift Reagan said the boy may Island man arrested the same At Crystal Mountain, mar- Medical Center, a hospital tickets. lose his leg below the knee, day wouldn't tell security per- keting director Stacy Schuster spokeswoman said. "We are aggressively check- plus portions of an arm and sonnel where he bought his said people have to be "awful Spokane County sheriff's ing season passes and tickets darned brave" to try and outwit officials said the boy, whose shoulder. - we treat it as a theft, and we phony lift ticket. The train, with more than that resort's new ticket-check- name has not been released, are committed to prosecuting All three were booked into 100 cars, continued on its jour- the King County Jail for inves- ing system. and two friends were walking anyone trying to use passes," ney east. Treagan said it was tigation of fraud and forgery, No counterfeits have been home from school Friday when said spokeswoman Joanne unclear if train operators even both felonies. detected at Stevens Pass, one boy dared the victim to Nelson at the Summit at knew the accident had "Some of the replications are where an all-day ticket costs touch a moving Burlington Snoqualmie Pass. better than others," Nelson said $38, said marketing director Northern Sante Fe Railway occurred. A 20-something couple from of the fake passes. "Some are John Gifford. train. Redmond were recently arrest- ed at the Summit when a lift laughable." "We find, instead, people checker spotted their fake pass- Valid lift and season passes reselling their tickets in the es. They told security personnel contain a picture of the bearer parking lot as they leave - and a King County sheriff's and resemble credit cards. The they charge maybe $10, and deputy they bought the passes fakes are printed on paper and that's illegal," Gifford said.

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Must be able to ployment/ graduate school, register $380, 332-7704. lift 25 Ibs. For more details: Pullman WIL-RU APTS. with Career Services now. Employ- Parks & Rec, 334-4555, Ext. 228. !i' Our quiet community next to the 120 Rooms ers are on campus year long looking II Chipman Trail is offering spacious 1 & for their next star. That could be youl 2 bdnm units at the best rates in Pull- 1 room for rent. 20 min walk to cam- Come to Ughty 180 or register online: man. Call for more details, 332-5631. pus. clothes WID, dishwasher, and WWW. careers.wsu.edu. Many other 320 Child Care RENTALS www.palouse.net!allamerican hot tub. $180/mo. 332-2769. services available and they're all freel Child care needed. Mon-Fri. 3-5:30 1 Bdrm apts on coil. hill; 10 minute M Rrnmt., 4 bdrrn., fireplace, near 2 HOUSEBOYS NEEDED. pm. For happy, active, 10-yr. old boy. 101 Roommates walk to class; 6 mo lease avail. Call bus rt. 163 Water St. NS/NP. $230 Good pay. Car req. Call 335-9268(day)/332- 332-2279. mo. + utiI. 332-4923 or 332-7326. Call 334-9341. 4716(eve). Rmmt for very nice 2 bdrm. apt. Up- 2 furnished bedrooms in cute, cozy per level of house. Very close to cam- 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. avail., near bus house. Free WID, avail Feb. 1. $250 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE pus/downtown. $300/mo.334-1768 rt., laundry facilities, no pets. Call each. Call 332-2705. Edited by Joyce Nichols Lewis 1 Rmmt. needed for 2bdrm Apt. Be- 332-1602. hind Dissmores. On bus Rt. ACROSS 2 Sanford of "The 40 "Doogie -, 48 Went swiftly and Lg 1 bdrm apts, $360-385/mo, low 130 Houses M.D." suddenly $270/mo. Call 338-3458 1 Green beans Jeffersons" util., on Pullman A bus route, 8am - 6 Plays and such 3 "The Island of 42 Station that 52 Unkempt Cute, quiet, clean 4bdrm/2bath. F to share 2 bdnn duplex on Military 5pm. Call 332-7704. 11 Stomach Dr.-" uses 54 H·M links Hill. Must like pets. WID, near park Near dwntwn. yard, parking, laundry. muscles. briefly 4 Picnic pest veejays 56 Forget to and bus rte. $280 + 1/2util Jan - Aug. $1000/1110. Soe at W 327 Main or call 14 In unison 5 Spaniard's six 43 "Caught ya!" include Jim 448-9262. First/last, no dep. 332-5189, Iv msg. 15 Devoured 6 Restaurant 44 Musicians John, 58 Yes, on the briny 16 Storm center course Julian and 59 Neck finery 1 M/F nmmt. needed ASAP. @ CCN 140 Duplexes 17 Comic actor with 7 Crowdcry Sean 61 Appearing for $203.75/mo. +utilities. Call 338- a talk show 8 From-Z 46 Knee-ta-ankle the first time 4470. 2 Bdrm/1 bath. W/O hookups, OW, 19 "Oedipus-" 9 Mythical ocean. bone 62 "Am - your no pets, NS, avail NOW. $600/mo. 20 "Honesf hybrids 47 Former Soviet way?" M/F to share spacious 2 bdnm apt in Call 332-4549. Lv msg president 10 Pay to play president 63 "- been Spring. VERY Close to bus-stop and 21 Bro's sib 11 Spraycan Brezhnev .. : robbed!" HICO. $235/mo. Cal! 332-8019. Nice 1 & 2 bclnn duplex in Albion. Gas 22 Exec's contents ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: M/F rmmt. needed -for lq. 2-1/2 heat, no dogs, $350 & $425/mo. communication 12 "See yaiR bdrm. apt. WID & off-street parking. 335-2896 (work), 334-4630 (home). 24 Watery 13 Dr. Ruth expanses subject DI RAN" '18A 0" N 81'E NOR• D S" E $282/mo + 1/2 util. Call 332-6614. 2 br duplex, WID hkup, W/S/G pd, 26 Stop 18 Most pleasant ELI ERA T E T REA T parking. $425, cats OK. Helene's F roommate needed for spr sem for 29 Most populous 23 Sailors TERRORF I RMA.AUS Property Place, LLC, 338-9008. 4bdrm apt at CCN. $183/mo + continent 25 More powerful B:TREES.ORED_ 1/4util. Call 338-9567. 32 "Power of Love" 27 "-Maria" I E L 0 D~R E SSE 0 145 Subleases R&Bsinger 28 Unhappy A TElA M MAS SAC R E 1 M/F for NICE fum. Provo Ct. apt. 35 Took a break 30 Wordsof G P A B 0 R N E OIL Quiet,lrg rms, near bus. $270/mo. 4bdml, 2btll. Cougar CI cst Apt. Avail. 36 Agitates understanding H A ROT 0 P SMElT E S +1/2 util. Jan-Mc:.J. Call 332-8917 ASAP. S300/rno No cleposit Avail 37 No more than 31 Org. thru July. Call 595-1727. 40 "Chicken Soup 33 "-Rne": ARM 0 I RIE S LAN. Need rmmt. for large 3 bdrm. house for the Soul" Chiffons #1 hit _A NNE. APE R S behind Dissmores. Rent $240/mo. Available January. Very nice 2 bdrm., creatorMar1< 34 Sink unclogging CH I.FR I GHTCLAMS Victor- brand Call Shane or Ryan 334-1167. $500/mo. WID, DW, 2 min. walk to •• D , 41 Cloudbursts 37 Ratboats 018, ETI' • ,. campus & downtown. 332-3160. o T E R I I N REV 0 L T M/F needed for new 4BDRM/2Bath. 42 Fishmonger 38 Kite part .p E N A L S T ERE NOS I WID, 2 Uv. rooms, dining & full Huge 3 Bdrm, 1.5 bth, hardwood Molly of song . 39 Greek mythical ktchn. On bus rte. $300. 334-0600. floors, fireplace, WID hkup, on bus 45 "I'm -I": Jack's monster rte. Avail. 2-1 $750/mo. 339-2750 "Titanic" boast M Non-smoking nnmt needed for 4 49 -gin fizz 50 Netman Lendl bdnn fum. CCN apt. January rent & VERY LARGE 5 BDRM/2BTH, 2 and others deposit paid. Call Joel 3334742. kitchen place on MAIDEN LN. WID, 51 Stitched line Off street Prkng, Jan-May 334-6034 53 Chicago paper, 1 M/F rmmt to share large 4 bdrm, informally 1 Bdrm apt for rent. Nice interior. 2.5 bath house. DW, WID, yard, lots 55 Prefix with natal of space. $210/mo + 1/5 util. 338- Avail. asap. $255/mo. Jan rent 57 Mined matter 4452 or 332-7526 ask for Ty. paid 334-5157 or 503-554-1093 58 Lawyer's gpo www.kipdev.com 60 Popular coated 1 F rmmt to share 4 bdrm apt at CCN. Spring sublease for a clean 2bdrm candy Large rooms, fully furnished. apt. @ Anthony Hall. On site WD, 64 "- can't be $203/mo. Jan. rent free. 332-2747. Pets allowed, no deposit, furnished. serious!" $375/mo. Call Shaunte @ 332-1538. 65 caMn of fashion M/F n'eeded for 4bdrm/2bath house. _REAL ESTATE/RENTALS 66 Wall-dimbing 1=--+---+---;1---+--, Close to Campus. $300/mo. Please 2 bdrms on Brando'fi., Dr _ .Large living vines call Dana at 334-9033. http)/www.drareaieslale.com room, W/Q, DW. $575:lmo. Call 67 Musical taste '. 332-6356. 68 Closely-mowed 1 M/F RMMT. ~ .. -4 BDRM 334-7700 Rental~ ..,. areas CCN apt. Olean, fum, $263.75/mo. 332-4567. Sales'·:" Nice 1 bdrm. apt. in N. Campus Hts. 69 Tors sleeping + 1/4 util. Call 332-3662. Near bus rt, available now. $360/mo, companion January & deposit paid. 333-1680. DOWN F to share 3 bdrm. duplex. WID, big Large 2 bdrm @ Anthony Hall, w/s/g Himalayan living rm, good-size bdrm. Across' paid, on-site laundry, close to stores 1 bdrm avail for sublease on C SI. holymen from A rt. $220/mo. +1/3 util. W/S/G and bus, $425. 1/1/2000. Helene's close to campus, cheap rent, Spring By Matt Golf ... y paid. Call Bill, 334-3333. Property Place, LLC. 338-9008. Sem., off st. pkng, 332-0816. Cl2000 Los A~!s...r~ Sy..mc.1e NEWS TUESDAY, JANUARY 18. 2000 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 15 Santana takes top award at AMAs

The Associated Press Santana and 'N Sync for acceptance speech. One of the favorite pop-rock band, duo or milder lines was, "Betcha I can 27th American Music Awards LOS ANGELES - Carlos group. make your body talk to me." Santana's band won best-album Santana took the stage to a DMX won for favorite rap-hip Winners honors at Monday's American standing ovation after winning hop artist. On stage he thanked- Music Awards for the album honor, the evening's Jesus, but backstage, he grum- Pop-Rock: New artist: Montgomery "Supernatural," a commercial first award. After thanking his bled that with two hit albums Male artist: Will Smith Gentry comeback that put the rock gui- parents, siblings and wife, .he out previously, he should have Female artist: Shania tar maestro on top of the charts won an award before this. "I feel invited his co-producer, Clive Twain for the first time in his 30-year Davis, to join him. ''Your music I should have won a few Other: career. has soared," Davis told awards," DMX said. "Give it all Band, duo or group: Adult contemporary Shania Twain won two Santana. "Ib musicians every- tome." Backstreet Boys artist: Phil Collins awards, for' favorite pop-rock Whitney Houston, who tied where, this is a special moment, Album: "Supernatural," Latin music artist: Ricky female artist and country because it's this man." with Twain and Spears for most female artist. Garth Brooks " 'Supernatural' would never nominations with three, was Santana Martin also won two awards, for have been manifested without departing for Europe on New artist: Britney Rap-hip hop artist: DMX favorite country male artist and Monday night .or Tuesday and the heart and soul of this gen- Spears Alternative music artist: country album for "Double tleman," said Santana, who had not planned on attending Live." leads contenders for next the show, awards spokesman Red Hot Chili Peppers 'They say live albums never month's Grammys with 10 Paul Shefrin said. He said her Soul-Rhythm & Blues: Soundtrack: "Wild Wild do anything. Thank you once nominations. absence was unrelated to an Male artist: R. Kelly West" again for not listening to the Backstage, the 52-year-old incident in Hawaii last week, rules," said Brooks, who also Santana said "a lot of people when airport security guards Female artist: Lauryn received a special honor as told me they didn't want to said they found about half an Hill Special awards: artist of the 1990s. work with me because I'm old. ounce of marijuana in her bag. Band, duo or group: TLC Award of merit: Gloria The other double winner was Mr. Davis believed in me. We She boarded her flight before Lauryn Hill for favorite soul- both believed we had a master- police arrived. Album: "The Estefan rhythm and blues female artist piece in our belly." . Nominees for the 27th annu- Miseducation of Lauryn Award of achievement: and top soul-R&B album for Spears won for favorite new al awards were chosen by music Hili," Lauryn Hill Mariah Carey 'The Miseducation of Lauryn pop-rock artist. industry representatives. The Hill." "This has been such an amaz- winners were decided by about New artist: Tyrese Artist of the '90s: Garth Will Smith won for pop-rock ing adventure for me, this 20,000 music fans nationwide. Brooks male artist. whole year," she said. The show also featured Country: "Supernatural," mixing the TLC were chosen as favorite results of an Internet poll that veteran Santana's searing soul-rhythm and blues artist on named Elvis Presley favorite Male artist: Garth Internet poll: Artists of instrumentals with vocals by the strength of their album artist of the 1950s, the Beatles Brooks the Decades such collaborators as Hill and "FanMail." Tyrese took the hon- of the 1960s, Stevie Wonder of Female artist: Shania 1950s - Elvis Presley Dave Matthews, beat out two ors for new soul-rhythm and the 1970s and Michael Jackson teen sensations, the Backstreet blues artist. of the 1980s. Twain 1960s - The Beatles Boys' "Millennium" and Britney "No way!" Tyrese bellowed Mariah Carey received an Band, duo or group: 1970s - Stevie Spears' "... Baby One More when he came on stage. Award of Achievement. Brooks & Dunn Wonder Time." R. Kelly, who won for favorite Michael Jackson and Prince Later in the evening, the male soul-rhythm and blues are the only previous winners of Album: "Do'uble Live," 1980s - Michael Backstreet Boys topped artist, sang, a ribald ditty in his that honor. Garth Brooks Jackson

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17' computer monitor. Works well. Watch on Stadium Way Sidewak near $150/ abo. Call 332-0335. Pullman Memorial Hospital. Call Ra- BEST THEATRES: chael w/description at 334-5702. 334 MOV E The following items were found on 430 Furniture Pullman Transit: small Seiko watch. blue denim & red Cougar jacket. The Country Store. Buy-sell-trade. crimson & grey Cougar jacket. silver New & used ·furniture. appliances. fu- ring, green & purple jacket. black um- tons, beds & dressers. 7 days/week. brella. large watch. WSU dayplanner. 11-6. 205 NW Whitman. 334-1300. black leather pouch (new), black puka shell bracelet, and assorted AUDIAN THEATRE Matching loveseat & chair. Black. gloves. hats & clothing. Items can be overstuffed. soft suede leather. 2 yrs claimed at Pullman Transit, NW 775 ''TWO THUMBS UP!' old. exc condo $350 obo. 332-2805 Guy (332-6535) until 12/17/99 After Ebert & Knowles. ROGER EBERT & THE MOVIES 12/17/99 claim items at the Pullman DENZEL WASHINGTON TRANSPORT Police Dept or call 334-0802. 515 Autos 725 Announcements THE HURRICANE ~ 7:30 NIGHTLY '90 Subaru GL station wagon. 4WD. $4500/obo. Great for snow. Call 334-9577/335-6141. YOU SERVICES Pilot Ground School If can fill this Starts 1/19 625 Professional Available for 2 WSU credits NO COVER!! DO IT WITH THE PRO! Ladies! Enhance your college experi- Call: 208-885-6486 '1000 NE Colorado - pUllman: ence while contributing to Wazzu's www.uidaho.edu/cep reputation as the wildest party school :...... www.wizad!i.com/valhalla.htm ~ on the West Coast! Pat Reeves pres- ents the finest in live, XXX-rated enter- tainment for bachelorette parties. 740 Fitness/Health Professional exhibitionist (Experi- enced/ documented. References Schwinn indoor cycling classes will 401 Stuff that's goHa available. No experience in gay porn begin Mon. Jan toth (6:00 am) by a of any kind). Heterosexual. Big, buff, certified spinning® instructor. Re- go bronze muscleman from S Florida. serve your spot today. Call 334-1761. Nude, hardcore. No dancing. Body Magic for spinning, step, kick- Never used: NordicTrack bicycle & 332-7189. boxing and butts & guts classes. ski machines, $500 ea aBO. Like new QuickieBreezy wheelchair Cardio Kickboxing, Abdominals Only, w/rnany extras, $600 aBO. Like Step, Body Sculpting, Step/Sculpt new: Excel stairway lift for those who 630 Alterations classes are beginning now! Sign up have difficulty w/stairs. $2000 FIRM. CUB 337. Get ripped for spring! 332-3360, ask for Ben or Sara. Ken Vogel Clothing offers Alterations by Lillian Young. Most all mens and Foosball table. Good condo 1 semes- womens clothing alterations offered. Fri. & Sat. ter old. $50 Call 332-7098. Work guaranteed. E. 400 Main. Downtown Pullman. 332-0505. Jan. 21-22 You are 2 mo old oak entertainment center. Will hold 27' TV, VCR, and CD player. $250. Call 334-4880. NOllCES now 405 Appliances 710 Lost entering and these Mini fridge. Works Great. Perfect for BOOTS, dorm room. $30. Call 334-1493. Orange and write Tabby w/out collar. White paws. Half white and orange the Daily then YOU should be 410 Computers nose. Please call 334-1230 reading the Power Mac 7200 - 80 Mhz - 72 RAM Lost: Watch. in Shaker's parking lot. Ev een- Printer and Modem included. $500 on' MOnday night. January 10. Call Daily Ever;green! aBO 208-962-5997 Dave, 332~1949. lEES lEE

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