GPSAto request benefits Group wants comparable health plans

By NICOlE1IUO(lb Daily Evergreen Staff The Graduate and Professional Students Association has begun a fight for health care benefits for the graduate assistants employed by the university. The 1992 fall semester marked the start of a funding' project which will enable the university to provide health care insurance for graduate assistants, Last summer WSU requested that the Washington state Legisla- Staff photo by Heidi Kennedy ture grant the university $1,000 Jezebel's restaurant, in Pullman for little more than a year, has closed for business. per graduate student for health care insurance, Jim Breedlove, GPSA vice pres- ident, said the request was made I Jezebel'sabru tly closes doors to give the graduate assistants the same type f health care coverage that other university employees open, although he has not told By KATHY BnsMA Board, said. remembered hearing that an have. them that the business is closed Pullman Fire Captain Richard investigation would be starting, He said there is a problem with Daily Evergreen Staff or that they are out of a job. Dragoo has been met with but no paperwork related to the the definition of a graduate assis- Jezebel's, a restaurant in An employee, who does not closed doors in the last few case has been filed yet. tant. downtown Pullman on Grand wish to be named, said Leinin- weeks when going to Jezebel's .d Some people don't agree that ger also has failed to pay at least for an annual safety inspection. Employees of Jezebel's sal graduate assistants are state Avenue and Paradise Street, they have been unable to reach apparently has closed its doors. 10 of his employees for the last One employee also said l.ein- Leininger, whose home is in employees, The restaurant, formerly called two to three biweekly payrolls. inger is under investigation .by Lewiston, and plan to wait until "According to state law, we Three Forks Inn under a different Employees estimate Leininger the Internal Revenue Service they talk to him before deciding should be eligible for state health owner, closed about two weeks owes at least $2,500 in total because of problems relat~d to a . whether to take any action benefits," Breedlove said. ago after a little more than a unpaid wages. second restaurant In Asotin .t~at against him to reclaim their "All employees that work 20 year of business. Leininger also has failed to was formerly owned by Leinin- wages hours a week, on a half time Employees say owner Tim renew his liquor license, which ger's business partner at Jeze- . basis, are eligible," Leininger is struggling through expired Jan. 4, Max Simpson, bel's. The Daily Evergreen was WSU has more than 1,170 financial diffiCulties and can't the Pullman agent for the Wash- A representative of the U.S. unable to reach Leininger before graduate students working as afford to keep the business ington state Liquor Licensing District Court in Moscow said he press time. See GPSA: page 2 Portfolio required for degre~ demonstrate their writing profi- Disability survey By STEPHANIE said. "The key factor to success is communication skills." ciency to future employers. Stu- Contributing Reporter Someone in another field may dents can purchase a portfolio Any student who began college envelope at Kinko's Copies, which nearly complete in the fall semester of 1991 or will provide, cover sheets and later will have to demonstate writ- " guidelines for selecting the three A student's By KIM••• charge of the distribution of the ing proficiency in a new Writing papers. Additional cover sheets evaluation, and says there is "a Porfolio before they are handed a writing are available at the Writing Lab in Contributing Reporter lot of upgrading to do." Avery 451. WSU diploma. January 26 is the planned The Americans with Disabili- background Portfolio envelopes can be The portfolio will include five completion date for WSU's self- ties Act became law on January turned into the Writing Lab during examples of the student's writing: makes a big evaluation of compliance with . 26, 1992. It started new portfolio office hours: Weekdays, three papers written for three dif- the Americans with Disabilities enforcement levels and ferent courses and two essays difference in 12-2 pm; plus Monday, 7-8 prn; Act. assessed penalties for discrimi- written during a supervised writ- their future and Tuesday and Thursday, 4-5 The self-evaluation is part of nation. The law is being imple- p.rn. and 7-8 p.m. A $12 fee will ing session. The portfolio is a success. compliance procedures under mented in stages. university effort that has been be billed to the student's WSU the 1990 act. It is a require- "I think we're right on account and a supervised writing under way for four years. The - Robin Magnuson ment of the act signed on July schedule," Biviano said. The Writing Lab director faculty senate and an ali-univer- session will be scheduled when 26, 1990, by President George law will affect buildings, trans- the portfolio is turned in. sity writing committee set the pol- Bush, and is designed to make portation, telephone and other Students must submit their icies regarding the portfolio. know everything there is to everything accessible to those communication networks, basi- " portfolio no later than the end of "WSU is the biggest school to know about their subject, but persons with disabilities. cally everything on campus the first semester after completing . have this type of package," Robin without communication skills they "Our task is to help develop down to water fountains. 60 credit hours. Transfer students Magnuson, director of the Writing won't be able to communicate the plan that will make our uni- Currently, the university pro- may request one additional Lab, said. what they know to others, he versity fully provide its services vides services for those with semester. The objective.ot the portfolio is said. without discrimination against disabilities at the Disability For additional questions or to to better educate university gradu- Communication skills will help persons with disabilities," Resource Center in Cleveland talk with a tutor, students can ates in all professions: students in the job hunt and in David Biviano, training special- Hall. The DRC provides services stop by the Writing Lab in Avery "A student's writing back- interviewing, he added. Students ist for the Center for Human 451 or call 335-4072. ground makes a big difference in can also use their porttollos to Rights, said. Biviano is in See Act: page 3 their future success," Magnuson Page2 The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, January 20, 1993 Local Briefs GPSA: Leaders optimistic about money • P.E.K. meeting at 6:30 tonight in PEB 132. All P.E., ex. sci • Continued from cover "It was made on a separate bying the legislature for approval and sport and leisure majors/minors are welcome. research assistants, .teaching request," Breedlove said. "If it of the requests. The information assistants and staff assistants, a were approved, it would be safe obtained by the survey will help growing number of which are from budget cuts." them know exactly what they • Phi Kappa Theta Informal Rush informational meeting at 8 older than 30 and have families, In planning for the approval of need to fight for, he said. tonight in CUB B-11. Breedlove said. the request, GPSA has begun a The Questionnaire ranks the pri- , Breedlove said he is optimistic survey of graduate students to . ority of health care benefits and • WSU student magazine "Shades" is taking written work and about the outcome of the budget find the extent of graduate assis- will help them determine the age artwork for Spring 1993 issue. Submit by Jan. 29 to Avery 342. request. tant health care needs. and dependency status of the "The people right now, in the Breedlove said questionnaires graduate students who will • The WSU School of Architecture is holding a lecture series state government, are very sup- were mailed to every graduate receive the benefits if approved. entitled "A House Divided: Fragmentation of Contemporary Design portive of higher education," he assistant on campus. Practices" at 7 tonight in Carpenter Hall 102. said. So far, less than half of the The budget request is expected The fact that the request was surveys have been returned to to be considered sometime this • Annual Exhibition of works in all media by current and former made separately from the regular him. semester, and Breedlove said if it members of the WSU Fine Arts Department is open from 10 a.m. university budget may protect the Breedlove and GPSA President is approved, the benefits would to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, Tues. evenings from 7-10 money, if approved. Weikang "Ken" Wang will be lob- be available next fall. p.m.; and Sat. and Sun., from 1 to 5 p.m. until Feb 7.

• Coug-A-Grams are now on sale for Mom's Weekend at the west. entrance of the CUB all this week and next week from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

• The YWCA is looking for volunteer tutors to spend time in Pullman Public Schools. There will be an informational meeting and a chance to fill out applications from 1-4 p. m. on Jan. 24 at the k-House. Call 5-3916 for details.

• AHention Pre-Physical Therapy students: The P.T. Club will be f•• 'ToM visiting the EWU School of P.T. on Jan. 23. Sign up in Science ANY #1-13 ~OMBINA.TION Hall 305. Call 332-7992 for details. open Ilam - Midnight everyday FREE DELIVERY NE902 (;Olorado • The WSU Gay and Lesbian Association meets regularly. Please (1DInlIDUID (next to the (;oug) call 5-4311 for more information. Confidentiality is assured. r) • KUGR Radio needs those interested in learning to conduct pro- 332-6065 ~ ~ SUBSHOP 1181 motional events. Contact Kathy at 5-5042 or stop by Murrow 301.

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TENTH ANNIVERSARY SEASON Wednesday, January 20, 1993 The Daily Evergreen Page 3 Guam freshman likes recent snow Act: Services, By EMILY-Oiii.tri=~ Ada left the sunny beaches of for disabled Guam because she's always Contributing Reporter wanted to visit Washington, evaluated Tina Ada, a freshman from where some of her family lives. Guam, had never built a snow- The fact that it snows in Pullman • Continued from cover man, made angels in the snow or also attracted her to the univer- such as materials for those with sledded down a hill. In fact, sity, she said. learning disabilities and alternative before coming to WSU she had "I was looking forward to it formats for the visually and hear- never set eyes on real snow. (the snow) because it would be ing impaired. The ORC serviced Ada, a psychology major, cele- fun skiing, sleddinq, and building about 234 students last semester, brated her first sight of snow the a snowman," Ada said. and the services provided are weekend before Thanksgiving Last Friday, Ada tried making free, The director of the DRC, while most students were cele- one of her life-long desires Marshall Mitchell, is also assist- brating the Cougars' victory over become a reality as she tried to ing in the self-evaluation, UW. build her first snowman. Although Also assisting in the evaluation "I was so excited," Ada said. she had only seen a snowman is an advisory panel of people Staff photo by Rich Waters "I was going to run around naked being built in the movies, she with disabilities, vice provosts, but I decided it was too cold." knew that she had to start with a Guam native Tina Ada enjoys playing in Pullman's snow. vice presidents and deans. Con- Ada has lived all 18 years of small snowball. sultant Jerry Giles has also been her life in Guam, a Pacific' island "If you keep rolling it, it will snow angel by laying face down "I don't like the slush and cold hired to assess all the buildings where the weather is hot all year come out into a perfectly round in the snow. Her friends then weather," she said. and has put together a team of round. The temperature never ball and then I think you just showed her that it was easier, volunteers with disabilities. falls below 70 degrees, she said. build up from there," Ada said. and much more comfortable, to "I miss just going out and not The date for compliance of She said that sometimes, while However, as she tried to put make angels laying face up. having to worry about putting on building changes is January 26, growing up, she wished for a her snowman plan to work, the warm clothes." However,. before 1995 and it will be funded in part white Christmas, However, Christ- snow just crumbled in her hands. While Ada says she's enjoying by the state. Evaluation is open to mas day for Ada and her family So, she plopped in the snow the snow, even this first timer in the cold and snow goes away, all students, staff and faculty for was usually celebrated at the and made an angel instead, the snow admits it has a down Ada said she still would like to try comment and is being managed beach. Ada said she made her first side. skiing. by the Center for Human Rights, at 225 French Ad, Committee'plans Mom's Weekend Spring is a time of showing Depending upon the costs of (CUB B-19B). The forms are due love, and what better way than to putting together the master calen- by Jan, 29. spend a weekend with the woman dar, the committee of thirty vol- The master calendar will also ~~!!l-_Jt~€~? who knows you best - your 'unteers is working to bring a hold messages to moms in the Spokane-based comedian to WSU form of Coup-a-prams. These are / <, mom. / Mom's Weekend 1993 is for the weekend. A brunch for currently being sold from 11 :00 , / scheduled for April 16-18 and Sat., April 17 is also in the plan- a.rn. until 1:00 p.m. at the CUB \ committee chairman Lincoln ning stages. West entrance tables until Jan. I I Pirkle said he thinks this year will Tickets for both events will go 29. have better than average partici- on sale after spring break. pation from the moms, Guests at' the banquet will Also as an integral part of the "The students are going to be include President Sam Smith, Mom's Weekend festivities, nomi- excited about the weekend and I Butch, and the Mom of the Year. nations for mom, senior, faculty think a lot of moms will be Event registration forms are and staff of the year are now excited with the things we have now available at the Women's available at the Women's planned," Pirkle said, Resource and Research Center Resource and Research Center. ROTCoffers scholarship incentive receive the scholarship. By SARAHfRAME technical work force." Hyde said the scholarships are Slusser said "It's still a valu- Contributing Reporter being offered to increase enroll- able experience, dealing and 1'... '~t.,..:..' " L...... I.1...fj :,.ll,~,I Any student meeting minimum ment in the POC program. working with people, even if you WJKe PKtY wwl4 'f""'''lIf6fIJ ~ D~tIame ,.... W 7Ktf.e,. requirements is eligible for a "The fact is we can't seem to don't go on in the Air Force." $1000 per semester scholarship attract enough quality students to The Air Force Officer Qualifying filt our current and projected through the Air Force Reserve Test will be given January 23. For requirements. We can't even get (j 1 tp1vr'v' B & G til' Officer Training Corps (ROTC) more information, contact capt.} It y ann s aT rt t Professional Officer Corps (POC) the numbers to' fill the reduced Hyde at 335-3546. program. number of spots (caused by bud- Captain, Bret Hyde, an assistant get cuts)," Hyde said. He added professor of aerospace studies, that the Air Force employs 100 BANJARA said students must have a mini- percent of its graduates. • mum GPA of 2.0, pass a physical Aric Wright, Group Commander INDIAN CUISINE fitness test and the Air Force Offi- of the WSU Air Force Detachment and a senior in computer science, Formore cer Qualifying Test, as well as information said, "It's exciting to be guaran- receive a rating from the unit Main please call commander through a personal teed a job in my major." Open 5 amstr~r~~r~to 10 pm daily 332-1771 interview, After completing field Wright added, "Employers say training, signing the Air Force that four years of experience in ROTC contract, and enrolling in technical fields in the Air Force is Farm Fresh Breakfast the POC program, a student will equal to eight years in the civilian (American-style) Includes fresh bread and fresh fruit

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From the Left From the Right parental notification enables the family to Pro-choice supporters should be able to sary resources fo r In the coming sleep a little easier tonight after today's a woman to make months Congress be involved in the process and help the girl will likely pass the through the emotional recovery phase presidential inauguration. a choice and go ahead with it. Freedom of Choice which can be traumatic. Without a parent With the changing of the guard comes Act, a national to confide in, the girl is likely to internalize new faces, new ideas and a new philoso- The idea is nei- abortion law far her loneliness, bitterness and confusion. phy. ther new nor pro- more liberal than States must provide abortion without It is a philosophy that includes acknowl- gressive. It is any other Western wait - on demand. edgment and support for the reproductive accepting the fact nation. Bill Clinton Mississippi's 24-hour waiting period rights of women. that women some- has promised to before an abortion reduced abortions in Clinton has promised to sign the Free- times become sign the bill into that state by 50 percent. Opponents say dom of Choice Act and make dramatic pregnant against their wishes and should law if passed. . the waiting period places an undue burden changes in federal policy during his first not be told what to do with their bodies. The FOCA includes four provisions too on women. If an undue burden includes 100 days in office. If, in this male dominated society, men extreme for even the average pro-choice asking a woman to a mere day considering American and tramples state rights by the consequences of her actions before ter- FOCA was a bill introduced into Con- were to get pregnant, abortion would be overriding state limitations on abortion. minating a human life, getting thorough gress last year designed to protect the universally accepted and even encouraged. Abortion will be allowed, lor any rea- counsel of all her options and having to reproductive rights of women by creating After all, most men would not want a silly son, during the lourth,' fifth and sixth wrestle with her conscience then this bur- federal standards on abortion. baby getting in the way of their career. months, without limits on abortion lor den seems reasonable. A waiting period Far stronger in language than Roe v. But we are stuck with the way things are. Luckily, however, we have elected a emotional health - even during the linal does not eliminate abortion but seeks to Wade, FOCA will guarantee that a women three months of pregnancy. eliminate hasty, irreversible decisions. will not have to wade through red tape, president who is conscious of the rights of women and eager to set things straight. Even third trimester abortions will occur, States must allow abortion for any rea- notify their parents or wait excessively to despite general agreement that a fetus is a son, even as a birth control method or have a safe abortion in the United States. Besides signing FOCAr Clinton is also viable human life by the eighth and ninth sex selection. expected to overturn five abortion-related So well constructed is this Act that it will months. Aborting a child three weeks prior This provision should speak for itself. prohibit the states from placing limitations federal regulations that were established to birth is no different than smothering a during the Reagan/Bush years. Most people support abortion in cases of on abortion. It might even put the brakes child born three weeks premature. Under rape, incest, poverty and young mothers on an ultra-conservative U.S. Supreme .Clinton's aides have speculated that their no conditions is any mother granted the but as an after-the-fact birth control Court that is hungry to overturn the Roe v. boss will first lift the Title X regulation that legal right to determine, according to per- method or sex selection choice is pushed . Wade decision. bans federally funded family planning clin- sonal whim, whether or not viable children beyond reasonableness. Pro-Life supporters argue that the Act is ics from discussing abortion with patients. should be killed because she finds them an The FOCA expands abortion rights far unnecessary and extreme. emotional burden, but politics is prepared He is also expected to remove the import to make abortion the exception. beyond the intentions of Roe vs Wade and This is typical rhetoric coming from an ban on the abortion pill, RU-486. and the ensures simple, easy and speedy access to extremist group, that itself tirelessly rips at State parental notification laws will be ban on abortions at overseas military hos- abortior1 at the cost of millions more lives. the rights of women and would rather see nullified unless they give every minor the pitals. option of consulting with some "other We are told easier access to abortion will the country conform to their twisted val- responsible adult" of her choosing_ make every child planned and wanted. ues. Other changes include ending a policy Girls will legally undergo a surgical pro- Twenty-eight million abortions since the barring fetal tissue from elective abortions FOCA is fair and needed. It simply offers cedure without consulting their parents.. a Roe decision has not curbed promiscuity, what every woman should be granted in a being used in medical research and lifting provision not extended to other proce- teen pregnancy, births out of wedlock and the ban on family planning tax money constitutional democratic society. Women dures. Most pregnant girls would not oth- unwanted children. For every two live going to international organizations pro- should be given a choice, especially where erwise speak to their parents because they births, one abortion is performed. Why do reproduction is concerned. moting abortion. rightly feel ashamed and frightened. Preg- we believe more abortions are the answer? Pro-Life supporters are blind to logic. Of These changes in policy are steps in the nant girls in junior high or high school are If abortion unfortunately remains legal, course no one should be forced or encour- right (um, left?) direction. confused and scared. In their time of emo- the decision should not be made hastily aged to have an abortion. But in that same tional distress they need the special love nor done in convenience equal to a drive- context, no one should be forced or told to It is a direction that protects the freedom and help which only family ties provide. thru burger joint. The issue does not cen- have a baby. of choice and acknowledges the fundamen- Nurturing, supportive family members ter on preserving abortion rights, but on FOCA does neither. It allows the neces- tal rights of women. are often willing to help the girl raise the conditions our national conscience can live child. If abortion is opted for. at least with. Quote of the Day DOONESBURY

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spike a tree. Spiking is not, as Inaugural bash was insinuated, an act of violence intended to injure the workers held tonight involved in tree cutting. Why do Editor: people spike trees? Less than 2% Maybe we all can't get to the of the native virgin forest is other Washington on Inauguration standing in the lower 48 states, Day, but most of us can get to almost all on public land. The the Quality Inn in Pullman, Wash- United States government sub- ington, on the evening of January subsidizes logging companies on 20 to celebrate the Clinton-Gore public land by the below-market- victory. value sale of timber, construction ASWSU SENATE The Whitman County Demo- or logging roads, and replanting Applicants needed for vacant senate positions. crats are sponsoring a first-time- monoculture Douglas fir, at tax- ever community celebration of the payer expense. Proposed timber ASWSU DISTRICT2 AND DISTRICT4 presidential inauguation on the sales on public lands are less Applications due Jan. 27, 1993. Palouse. Everyone who voted in accountable to the public by Apply at ASWSU - CUB 325. 1992, regardless of affiliation, is recent court rulings limiting the invited to come between 5 and 8 appeals process. United States p.m. to share in the excitement logging companies are equipped the day brings. Food and drink to cut and utilize large logs (read will be available, as will a video of old-growth timber, not second or the President's inauguration (in third growth). the other Washington) recorded Also, I am consistently amazed HAROLD AND MAUDE earlier in the day. at the ability of Mr. Driscoll to: FR17:00 SAT9:30 SUN 8:00 Admission is free, but food alienate his readership, refer to donation will be accepted for the God, sin, abortion, use straw- A ROOM WITH A VIEW AWARD local Food Bank. See you in man arguments, 'illogical argu- FR19:30 SAT7:00 SUN 6:00 WINNER Washington, Pullman Washing- ments, false conclusions, scare ton, that is, on Inauguration Day. tactics, and conjecture in every Jane Guido editorial. A-plus for not wavering, Mark. Concerning Mr. Driscoll's The lowdown view of the environment, his premise is that humans are the on tree spikes product of a special creation and Editor: subject to different ecological The column debate of January rules than all other organisms on 14th concerning spiking trees the planet. With that assumption caught my eye. Not once, in he draws appropriate conclusions, either Mr. Kosh's or Mr. Dris- but that is not to say his premise coll's editorial did either mention is true. the intentions of one who might Andrew Peek

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NAME: ROB CORKRUM NUMBER: 44 Lecture Notes POSITION: the helpful supplement FORWARD YEAR: MASS SALES JUNIOR Compton Union Building 2nd Floor 8:30am - 5:00pm BATTLE OF THE LIVING GROUPS Monday - Friday • Largest group will receive a Grand Prize! List of classes available at selling location -Keep up with your professors • Prize will include 100 reserved seats for -Catch important details the WSU -vs- Arizona home game. -Study more thoroughly for exams • Contact your Athletic Representative for DON'T GET LEFT BEHIND! more information or call 335-0252 for information. Page 6 The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, January 20, 1993

The Loss Chronicles: Part Two ·.RECYCLEYOUR~' zeroes from cropping up on your because it really makes you lose. ~ EVERGR~EN. ~•• daily scorecard of life. This chronic condition is known Certifying one's own loss is as power loss, as in "power lift- only possible with minor losses, ing," but it allows you to pre-empt a sanctioning of your loss by some- If sorneone's loss occurs and one else. You lose, then say "I you're able to make eye contact, certify that!" and laugh. It is you can reply by stamping and essentially a defensive measure sending the loss, Known as "S that prevents other people from and S." Make visual contact, There is a standard of tolerance sanctioning your loss and winning touch your open hand with a fist, for our actions. Some of us have . at your expense. and point at the loser. This hand fewer assets than others, but this gesture is known as returning the Delving further, we see that is unavoidable and is not fair loss to sender. If you don't feel game for tripe negativism. But the loss, like all age-old institutions, like merely sanctioning it, you can has its own subtle shades of violation of basic conduct heeds make the party in question well complexity, content, and charac- reprisal. Otherwise, what is our ter. The eager-minded person, social system worth? aware of their loss by sending it well-schooled in the techniques of When people act in such a way back to them unopened. By doing NLM, can effectively deal with the as to openly display the lack of so, you refuse to even acknowl- complex losses that abound in respect they have for me, for oth- edge the existence of their loss. daily life. ers, and especially themselves, Example: Falling down stairs while you must sanction their loss. That a dozen sorority rushees are com- If the guilty party loses, but the is, notifying them of their loss by ing your way. You lose. loss is in the nature of a person- stating aloud "I sanction that· alized character flaw, this is loss." known as long-term loss, or LTL. When a large group of people LTL can be sanctioned as a pre- get together, and they are obvi- Extended analysis of people's meditative measure, but it is ously losing, this is a festival of personal losses would seem properly nipped in the bud by loss. Festive loss can be sanc- depressing, but there are ways to consigning the loss (pronounced tioned by a number of people deal with the loss under the aus- co-sign), This means you recog- equivalent to the membership of pices of Notarized Loss Manage- nize the infraction as unacceptable the guilty party. When you're ment, a concept I developed after and likely to recur over time. In adding this up, don't lose count. realizing I was put here on earth consigning on someone's actions, That, and other losses incurred to win and not let people lose on you become a trustee of loss, while applying NLM technique, my time. I firmly believe every- are known as collateral loss, thing is either a win or a loss, which can be certified but are meaning you own that person's nonetheless demeaning. Last week, during our first particular loss over the long haul NLM discussion, I detailed the and you win whenever they lose methods of sanctioning some- in that manner, Even if you aren't If you can't triumph on your one's loss, as well as certifying present during the relapse, you own, the loss of others can serve one's own loss. By sanctioning a still get an absentee win whenever as the impetus for an extended loss, you draw your boundaries the consigned loss occurs. This series of self-wins. Either way, with someone by notifying them type of loss, unlike a sanctioned the loss around us is likely to of their loss aloud. It also is a failure, is not exclusive, but it is continue, so master the NLM win for you to sanction some- . limited to a half-dozen consig- concept now. .one's loss. But group sanctioning ners. You don't want six people Isn't it time you started win- cannot occur, so you've got to be consigned on your long-term loss ning? the first one to notify the guilty party of their loss if you wish to LOBE. OIL & win. FILTER e();f/~RI1Ttftl1T1();f/cf Includes: An example of properly =Chassis Lubrication ALPHA OMICRON PI 1992 PLEIXJE CLASS • Up to 5 Quarts employed NLM technique: You r················_···..·..·..···· ··_·············..······ _ . Motorcraft lOW-3~ oil and three friends are at McDon- ! 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cooking, area owners say By KATHYBYLSMA manager of the Pullman McDonald's, Daily Evergreen Staff . agreed name recognition can be important With a barely breathing economy and a for a restaurant. relatively crowded market, some might say "It's always easier if people know what it's wise to think twice before starting a you have," she said. restaurant in Pullman. . Still, some restaurants do not succeed in Not so, say many Pullman restaurant the area. An example is Burger King, 'which owners and managers. As long as a res- closed its doors on Colorado Street about taurant has good service, good food and two years ago after the cost of running the good deals for patrons, it can expect to do business got to be more than the profits. well. Although Price, who welcomes what she However, there are a few obstacles res- calls "friendly competition," said Burger tau rants face. King didn't really hurt McDonald's when it Myles Lee, owner and manager of Coco- was open, she_said it certainly didn't hurt nut Joe's, said one of the things he faced when Burger King closed, either. Price said was getting people to try his food, which a poor location with few parking spaces can be described as fast food from Hawaii probably made it difficult for the business and the Orient. to survive. When Lee started his business seven Location is an important aspect of suc- years ago, there were no Pizza Huts, Sel- cess in any market, Kristie Kurle, executive la's or other such restaurants which now director of Pullman's Chamber of Com- dot Pullman's landscape. Despite the lim- merce, said. Even though Pullman is rela- ited number of restaurants, residents in tively small and most restaurants are within this community were reluctant to try Lee's walking distance, whether the restaurant is "foreign food." visible or not and has parking are key fac- Lee said at first about 10 to 20 people tors 'in its success. would come in, look at the menu and then Alex's Restaurante owner, Dori King, leave. Lee tried everything to entice cus- said entrepreneurs also need to think about tomers, from major discounts to free food. who their customers are. As word got around about his' restaurant, the customers began rolling in. "New places that come in fail to realize However, in those first years, Lee said it this is Pullman," she said. Every summer was the students who were willing to try and during Thank~giving and spring something different who helped keep his breaks, most of the student population. business open. Staff photo by Heidi Kennedy leaves town. Restaurant owners need to Sea Galley chefs rustle up some seafood dishes at the new Lee said chain restaurants, such as Pizza watch their. overhead costs so they can restaurant in the Pullman market (See page 8). Hut or McDonald's, wouldn't have the make it through the times when the market same kinds of problems he did. Jill Price, is down. Ethnic eateries take root in area Indian restaurant

By JIM STORMENT Lotus always faces uncertainty in its environment. Pullman restaurant owners painted out seasonal difficul- Daily Evergreen Staff ties, claiming the restaurant business is inevitably slow in offers new variety Pullman has a history as a tough market for restaurants, the winter months. and local ethnic establishments know the tradition well. When the students leave for winter break this trend is By LINDA TARH "The American public is already familiar with Chinese magnified. A huge proportion of the customer base also is Daily Evergreen Staff absent during what could be peak spring and summer cuisine, but other ethnic restaurants will have a really hard A 28-year-old WSU student decided to bring a bite months. time," Benny Advincula of Benny's Philippine Cuisine. of his native land to Pullman by opening an Indian said. "This time of year is usually pretty slow anyway," Sta- restaurant near campus. Americans finally are familiar with Chinese dishes since cey Rockey, of Thai Pavilion, said. But "business before Nagesh Venkata plans to open Banjara, a restaurant Chinese restaurants have been established for more than the break was good. We were really busy." featuring authentic Indian cuisine, Jan. 23. 20 years, he said. One potential advantage ethnic restaurant in Pullman But Venkata offers customers more than Indian food Still, the effort to get American tastes to appreciate have, Rockey said, is the lack of other middle-class din- when they enter his restaurant. ing'. worldwide ways with food is a constant struggle. The restaurant will provide , information about the "You have your McDonald's and country the cuisine came from on different place mats your pizza and then you go up to and will serve as an information center for those who Jezebel's and Seasons," she said. are interested in touring India. The music also will "There really is no middle ground." reflect Indian culture, Venkata said. Pullman's international food ven- "There is an interest here to learn about new CUl- dors have little competitive advan- tures and places," he said. "I also want to make tage, restaurant owners said, since some things clear about India and Indian democracy." most of the potential market is The atmosphere will vary depending on the time of American. the day, he said. Breakfast and lunch will be casual The only thing that's established while valet parking and candlelight will create a differ- locally is the tradition of instability ent ambiance for the dinner hours. - that nothing is really established. Due to the variety in Indian culture it is difficult to "The trend around here is ups and characterize the food, Venkata said. downs," Advincula said. "It's very "Indian food is not always hot, it's not just curry," unpredictable. " he said. "There's a wide range of vegetation in The trend is seen in a variety of India." ways, from the city's loss of There will be three or four levels of spiciness to Michael's Italian Steakhouse last year choose from for the hotter foods, he said. to the conspicuous shortage of local The restaurant also will be one of two Indian estab- listings for ethnic foods. lishments in the state to feature masaladosa, a crisp Staff photo by Heidi Kennedy A scan of the Palouse phone book pancake-like dish which is filled with potatoes, onions Karin Davalle works for Pete's Bar and Grill, one of the American food and local business listings shows and green peas. restaurants ethnic eateries compete with for business. Davalle is a 22-year" only about six restaurants identified "I want people to know the food will be very as Asian, and significantly fewer for old elementary education major. authentic," he said. Italian, Mexican and other special- "It takes time, persistence and tenacity," Advincula Venkata said he even will use an Indian oven called ties. said, describing a long history of attending food fairs and a taneoor oven to cook the dishes. "It's a nice way of Restaurants don't feel much pressure to conform to working with promotions. Benny's enjoys some stability cooking meat," he said. "The fat doesn't stick to the American tastes, however, Dori King of Alex's Restaurante now, he said, but only after establishing a faithful cus- meat, it drips down into the fire." said. tomer base. Indian food will be served at lunch from 11 a.m. to Pullman residents apparently have some appreciation for Even Chinese restaurants face an uphill road here, Peter non-traditional dishes, she said .• Wong, owner of the Lotus, said. Business has been equal to or better than past years, See Banjara: page 8 Business has been slow recently, Wong said, and the she said, and the forecast for a future in Pullman is good. Page 8 The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, January 20, 1993 Sea Galley opens Sea Galley brings their crab legs to Pullman this month. Staff photos The Pullman Sea Galley is the newest of 16 restaurants owned by the Sea Galley Corporation of Lynnwood, Wash. by Heidi Kennedy Above: Watch The corporation decided to open the Pullman restaurant because out Pullman, their other eastern Washington restaurants in small markets are doing 'We've got well, Diane Lasswell, vice president of operations iri the Seattle office, crab legs.' said. The Pullman Sea Galley opened Jan. 18 at 6 a.m. Below: Chil- Sea Galley President Jan Young often visits Pullman and grabbed the dren will be opportunity to lease the building on SE 1000 Johnson Ave. which used offered maps to house Michael's Italian Steak House, Lasswell said. of India when The newest Sea Galley will tie in well with the others. in eastern they dine at Washington, she said. There are two Sea Galleys in Spokane, one in Nagesh Ven- Kenewick and one in Yakima. There also are six Sea Galleys in the kata's new Puget Sound area and two in Alaska. restaurant. The new Sea Galley is part of a move to increase the number of restaurants the corporation owns. . "We're definitely in an expansion mode," Lasswell said. Along with a new food selection, the corporation is providing 80 new jobs in the area. About 75 percent of these new employees are stu- dents. The new positions are filled, but applications always are accepted, Lasswell said. The restaurant will have a grand opening in February and is offering free meals to children this month to promote business. Sea Galley specializes in fresh fish and crab legs. The restaurant also offers chicken and pasta dishes along with steaks, a 50-item-all-you- can-eat salad bar and a lounge. Sea Galley also will cater seven days a week and wi.11offer room service and banquet service at the Quality Inn located behind the new restaurant. The restaurant is open Monday through Thursday 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. with the lounge open until midnight, Friday and Saturday 6 a. m. to 11 p.m. with the lounge open until 2 a.rn. and Sunday 6 a.m. to 10 p.rn. with the lounge open until 11 p. m. Banjara: • Continued from page 7 James·1. Stockard, M.D" Ph,D." - 2 p.m. and at dinner from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Breakfasts from 5 a.m. to 10 a. m. will feature American food and fresh baked bread. Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology Venkata said he is opening the new Pullman business because he has always had a fascination with restaurants and because he enjoys Is pleased to announce the opening of his practice for the cooking. Venkata, who is working for his master's degree in architec- Palouse Region at the Centennial Health Center, 623 S. Main Passenger 57 ture, previously owned a restaurant in India. Street, Moscow. Dr. Stockard Venkata came from Hyderabad, India, and his business partner, specializes in the 70G0. ;;0: Eirish Patel of Seattle, came from Gujarat, India. evaluation and treatment of HEADACHEand is Venkata said he plans to stick around to run his restaurant after he certified to diagnose and treat all other medical neurologic finishes with college. '. "I like Pullman a lot, it's a home away from home for me," he said. conditions. Appointments (by referral from Student Health Venkata is leasing the building, which previously housed the Main Service, or your personal physician) may be made by calling Street Bar and Grill on Main Street, from Nendel's. either (208) 882-1777 or (208) 883-1515

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~D"jIi) All Shakes 50t OFF __,JLID~:.. '1~{tJ::S;l1lr expires 1/22/93 101 Food Quality Building Hours 9:30-4:30, Mon-Fri '335-4014 The 9 of Washington State University Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1993 Strength coach leaves legacy of power George Yarno Omer's work affected both the contributed a great deal to his "When we went down to Arizona, ByJAllm said. record books and the team's coaching success both physically Arizona got tired in the second Daily Evergreen Staff "There was internal morale. and mentally. half. a tremendous Wide receiver Calvin Schexnay- "The kids respected. him," The Cougar football team has "But we were able to keep on der, who transferred to WSU wide receiver coach Mike Leven- lost players to both the NFL draft increase in playing well. And we were playing strength, " from Fresno Community College seller said. "He did a lot with and graduation. at their home stadium." Yarno said. in 1991, says Omer helped him in them. He was consistent. He But players are not the only Orner's legacy lives on not just "Omer had a his transition from junior college pushed and pushed and made loss the team will deal with as it with the offense but with the great rapport play. . enters the 1993 season. defense as well. "Ever since I got here, he took Strength coach Jay Omer left Jay Orner with the play- Defensive end and team tri-cap- ers." me in and tried to prepare me for the team shortly after the Cou- " tain Lewis Bush, who received playing ball at WSU," Schexnay- He was an gars' Copper Bowl victory to pur- The team broke 23 strength der said. "He worked td prepare Pac-10 Conference honorable sue a position at Georgia Tech. records in 1992 alone. individual who , mention, attributes his success to me not just with weight workouts Omer, who joined the staff in Senior center Robbie Tobeck, Orner's support. but mentally in my career and in pushed you July, 1990, after working for who set records for the offensive things to come." three years as the Director of line in the vertical jump and the beyond your "He was like your dad," Bush Schexnayder said Omer set him Strength Training at East Carolina squat, also set an all-time record, said. "You could confer with him up with new exercises and limits. University, will join the Georgia squatting 700 pounds. about anything. He was an indi- stretching programs to use in the - Lewis Bush Tech staff in a similar position in Junior offensive guard Josh vidual who pushed you beyond fall, spring and summer to pre- Senior defensive end charge of all strength and condi- Dunning set offensive line records your limits. pare for the season. tioning. in the bench press and the power "I made tremendous gains in "He said that the summer was As the fi rst strength coach clean, including the all-time them believe they could do certain that weight room," Bush said. the most important time," Schex- " exclusively for' the football team, power clean record of 392 things. " "He made you believe through nayder said. "'We had a strength Omer helped the Cougars set sev- pounds. . The Cougars' 23-20 victory hard work you could do anything. eral personal and team records in Freshman Derek Henderson set coach at my community college, over Arizona in mid-September but he was not as good as Coach the 1992 season. both the freshman record and the was a prime example of Orner's "I'm really going to miss During Omer's tenure at WSU, all-time record in the vertical Omer. He is definitely the reason effect on the team. him," the senior added. "We're the team's strength increased 25 jump when he recorded a 39.5- we were 8-3." "He provided the team with never going to find anyone to fill pe-rcent, offensive line coach inch leap. . Orner's rapport with the team great conditioning," Yarno said. his shoes." Weber quits basketball Skiers stun Snoqualmie extremely close," ski coach Ryan By ,,_'uqJ Lockwood said. ''We could have By GARRETTRIDDt~,,:ialR Contributing Reporter easily finished first or second." Daily Evergreen Staff After a dismal season last year, "This weekend we turned quite A back injury Cougar center the WSU men's ski team finished a few heads," he added. Kathy Weber has endured for the third out of 15 teams at the Sno- "Nobody expected us to finish as past year has forced the 6-foot-8 qualmie Summit race. strong as we did. The team has junior to announce her "retire- During the two-day event, Cou- ment" from the basketball pro- gar skiers proved they are going gram. to vie for a top spot in the north- Weber's decision was made ern division of the U.S. Collegiate IClub Round UpI last Friday after conferring with Ski Association. Coach Harold Rhodes - a meet- The third-place finish came the potential to finish second in ing which centered around the after a discouraging last-place fin- the division, and to do that we player's slow progress in rehabili- ish during the first day of compe- need to work on the consistency tating two ruptured disks. The tition. Sunday, the skiers fought of finishes." problem was first diagnosed last back into contention by finishing Individually, Jones was one of December. three racers in the top 15. Sixty the biggest surprises of the week- "It has been a frustrating racers competed both days. end ,finishing a little over one year," Weber said. "I wasn't Individual accolades went to second behind the leader. happy with my performance, and Jeff Jones, who finished fourth in' "Arter the poor outing he had that led into my retirement. I feel a time of 1 minute, 24 seconds. at the Red Mountain time trials, I'll be a lot happier just being a Darcy Norman placed ninth in he really stepped up and had student and rehabilitating my 1:26:15, and Craig Mott finished great finishes," Lockwood said. back." 14th in 1:26:44. The depth of the team is expec- Weber's decision ended a "The first five times were ted to be one of WSU's best in three-year stint at WSU in which years, Lockwood added. she established herself as the school's third-leading career shot blocker (74), in addition to rank- ing third in field goal percentage. Expectations for Weber were high when she arrived in Pullman, especially after fans learned of her successful high school career -- in which she averaged 37 points, 20 rebounds, and six blocked shots per game. "When I look back at it now," Weber said, "I wasn't fully grown into my body as everybody hoped that I was, and people expected a lot - too much really." Things never really transpired at the collegiate level for Weber, but flashes of her ability did show at times. In her freshman year, Weber played in all except the second game of the season as a reserve center for a team that made an Staff photo by Jakub Rehacek NCAA Tournament appearance. Kathy Weber, a 6-foot-8 Canadian native, has made an early and Last year, Weber was named disappointing departure from Cougar basketball. The junior center the Most Valuable Player of the leaves Coach Harold Rhodes' program as WSU's third-leading Dial Classic after scoring 36 career shot blocker (74). points, grabbing nine rebounds and blocking nine shots in two especially in helping fellow center know that I'm done and that I wasn't able to do what I've games. Camille Thompson to develop. Her best performance came "We're disappointed that things wanted to do. against Idaho State, when she couldn't work out," he said. "I hope they understand the totaled 34 points, 15 rebounds "Injuries are something that you decision I had to make," she and seven steals. can't control." said. "It wasn't an easy one, but Rhodes said Weber made a Weber added, "There's great it was a decision that had to be positive contribution to the team, disappointment and sadness to made." Page 10 The Daily Evergreen Wednesday, January 20, 1993 ~~********************* **~ ~OUGAR ~OUNTRY * Bills keeping mouths shut DRIVE-IN * ~ Cougar Super Basket * ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) - The Buffalo Bills Jan. 31 Super Bowl matchup vs. Dallas. will try anything to change their Super Bowl luck. Last year, several Bills .popped off during the t\;. -~.!!?'...:'!.~!!:~~~~toa~I:iUnlike past seasons, when their penchant for week leading up to their game against the Washing- speaking first and thinking later got them in trouble, ton Redskins. * wednesdaY-ThursdaYB· * the Bills are allowing others to talk while they con- "We learned a lot last year in the Super Bowl," nose tackle Jeff Wright said, referring to the Bill's Jan~~:~1~~_21 centrate on winning. t Q II) t The Bills, losers of the last two Super Bowls, said . 37-24 loss to Washington. "You can't talk a good * reg. $3.88 * trash talk by playoff opponents Houston, Pittsburgh game. You've got to show up. 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106. CONDO/DUPLEXES FOR RENT Palouse Restaurant & lounge CQUG CAL7QNES & . needs bartender. Will train. 2 Large three bedroom duplex in S.W. Pullman, ...... ( pepperoni. m~room, and Olive) Contact Mel at (509) 878·1458. $625/mo, available Feb 1 882·1517 days. ~~: *No substitues please 334-2815 evenings, ask for Jeff. Summer Jobs: Counselors/support start- childrens camps/Northeast·top salary. rmlbdnaundry, travel allowance. Must have ~,POPS . t-..\l1' 119. fNCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE skill in one of the following activities: Archery, ...... c fOR o\~ Baseball. Basketball, Bicycling. Crafts, Dance, NEW duplex for sale, Drama, Drums, Fencing. Horseback riding· in Pullman, by owner. hunt seat. Juggling, Karate, Lacrosse. Nature, Call (208) 875'9673. Photography, Piano, Rocketry, Rollerblading, ...... " 11 starts Spm ':'" 0"'0'" Ropes, Sailboarding; Sailing. Scuba. Tennis. am - Midnight daily, delivery at Track, Waterski, Weights, Wood. Support :' ..: :"" . $8 staff·kitchen stewardlworkers, bakers. cooks • bus drivers, maintenance, nurses, secretaries. 334-1895 E 1115 Main . + tax & delivery Men call or write: Camp Winadu. 5 Glen Lane, Mamaroneck, NY 10543 (914) 381·5983. GREEKS & CLUBS Women call or write: Camp Vega, PO Box 1771, Duxbury. MA 02332, (617) 934·6536. We will be on campus 2/4/93 from 11·4 in the $1,000 AN HOUR! CUB, rooms 214 & 216.

Each member of your frat. Tennis jobs·Summer childrens camps- sorority team. club. etc. .Northeast-men & women with good tennis pitches In lust one hour background who can teach children to play and your group can raise tennis. Good salary, room & board. travel tNELCOHE BAC allowance. Women call or write: Camp Vega. S1.000 In Just a few days: PO Box 1771, Duxbury, MA 02332, (617) . -- .934-6536. Men call or write: Camp Winadu, 5 WLI1L~~~ i~~~~~! Pius a chance to earn Glen Lane, Mamaroneck, NY, 10543 (914) 381·5983. We will be on campus 214/93 from $1,000 for yourself! 11·4 in CUB 214 & 216.

No [.'J '>1 No obl'4ilt on. Crulseshlp/Resorts/Alaska jobs! $1200 • $5000 MO! Summer! Career! Guide, cas- 25¢ FRIES 1-800-932-0528, ext. 65 sette. Newsservice! (916) 922·2221 ext. 209. 25¢ MEDIUM SOFfDRINK Carlo's Hair Studio With the purchase of any sandwich, (limit I fry and pq> per order) Perm.anent Wave Prom.o ~~:;,.",,~.6J., w ':.f S,.14,-·...~··~·~·If -."...-~.~ Opcrl D.illy 1O:3<1un-9:OOpn . ~ f~ 1 ,.,-'-",.~.-,g\/mr {~ 332-1018 ~ Open: ~Jfi \I·F l)J()-:'UO 334·7993 Sat I i :()()-.f:()O HAIR STUDIO COUPON _~_ N _~_ _ Wednesday, January 20, 1993 The Daily Evergreen

Waterfront joos-wst-summer childrens camps-northeast-men and women who can '68 EI Camino teach children to swim, coach swim team, $3000BO 907. LOST waterski (slalomltrick/barefoot), sail. Inboard Call 1-509-943-3451. motors, beautiful pool and lakes. Good salary, Lost: Brown wallet with chinese writing on room & board, travel allowance. Men call or MUST SELL '80 Pontiac Firebird. Less than cover. Lost Sunday, 1/9/93 in a parking lot write: Camp Winadu, 5 Glen Lane, Mamaro- 100 miles on rebuilt V6, auto trans., extras. near Coliseum. If found, please call 335-7920 neck, NY, 10543 (914) 381-5983. Women call $1250 OBO. Call 332-1356, leave msg. (office) or 332-1441 (eves.) or write: Camp Vega, PO Box 1771, Duxbury, LOST 18" gold chain on 1/14. MA, 02332 (617) 934-6536. We will be on 610. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS & SERVICES REWARD! campuS 2/4/93 from 11-4 in the CUB rooms WEDNESDA-Y NIGHT If found please call Chris 332-8572 214 & 216. MOBILE MECHANIC, Scott Storch. When you want it fixed right, at a good price. CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Voted one of the best on the Palouse. Earn $2,OOO+/month + world travel (Hawaii, 332-1444 or 878-1840. 906_ FOUND Mexico, the Carribean, etc.) Holiday, Summer and Career employment available. No experi- ,,--"fill Found pair of gloves in Sloan 175 Jan. 13. ence necessary. For employment program Call 334-0349. call 1-206-634-0468 ext C6095. ';".'O·P~~~R~-.:.: Brand new mechanical pencil, found in front of SPECIALS START AT 9 PM NIGHTLY Fine Arts bldg. on January 13. Call 335-2371.

Computer disks, fishing tackle box, rings, Ron's 87 class ring, necklace, glasses, bi- "like mom used to make" cycles, watches, blanket and clothes. Inquire 407. MUSIC LESSONS Used Refridgerator, $150 at the Police Department, Safety Building. Used Dishwasher, $100 Guitar Lessons 335-1726 or 332-3558 ITEMS FOUND ON Beg., lnt., & Theory eel. PULLMAN TRANSIT BUS ROUTE: Call Mike 334-5912 Your CD player starts . 803. HOME ENTERTAINMENT Gold band Timex watch, tube Avon hand skipping. Do you: lotion, many umbrellas, gloves, mittens, stock- 411. TYPISTS Sony 5 disc CD player, A. Chuck it from the 11th ing caps, eanmuffs, and other misc. items. Say: 1 year old. $200 OBO. Floor of Orton Hall? Before 1/20/93, items may be claimed at Pull- The Document Doctor typing/word processing rtt Call (509) 397-3935. man Transit, 332-6535. After 1/20/93, items service is now open! Call now and and ask Happy Birthday may be claimed at' Pullman Police Dept. about our resume package. 334-5198 B. Pretend all your music Goal Luck on Tests 806. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS is tap? 910. ANNOUNCEMENTS It's a "duxdate day" Yamaha Acoustic guitar, one of a kind. Like C. Have it repaired by the new cond., includes travel case. $250. Call service experts at Celebrate Chinese New Year Jan. 23. Dinner 332-4424. For 2, $19.95, includes appetizer and entree. Mandarian Wok, N. 115 Grand. 1978 Olds Cutlass PA SYSTEM: 400 watt 10-channel mixerl $15000.B.0. $12.50 amplifier, two 2-way speakers, and cables. FREE PIZZA Call 334-9335 $1,100.334-7430. to the first 5 men & 5 women interested in ADVANCE MUFFLER (13x9 size) participating in a focus group, Thurs. 1/21, for 550-C SE Benewah, Pullman, WA. 820. SPORTING GOODS approx. 30 min. Call 334-7312 or 334-7343. No appt. necessary. 334-4299. We Deliver. Franchi SPAS 12, $600 . .45 cal. Thompson- STUDY IN BONN, GERMANY OR STIRLING like M-gun, $300. Tippman PRO-AM .68 cal. SCOTLAND NEXT YEAR. Tuition waiver, 605. IMPORTS semi-auto paint gun, $400. Brad, 334-3656. credits transfer to WSU! Policitcal Science, English, Genman, Communications .... '84 Isuzu 4x4 pickup. Power steering & Deadline Is January 30. Stop in at 108 Bryan brakes, air, cruise, AM/FM stereo, standard 822. SKIS & EQUIPMENT Hall for an application. trans. 76,000 miles, no squeaks or rattles. Excellen1. $4000. Call 335-5138 days, Atomic R.S. skiis with Marker MRR bindings, ATTENTION: ALL NEWLY RETURNED 334-0415 eves. 210 cm, $175. Nordica 981 racing boots, size STUDY ABROAD STUDE~TS! We need 3 545 11, $75. Ciall 334-6689. your new campus address and phone '92 Honda Civic, 4-door, 5-speed, AIC, E. 470 Main. Pullman number! Come to International Programs, AMIFM cassette, power everything. 43 mpg. Skis K2 size 165 108 Bryan Hall, as soon as possible and leave Excellent car! $11,200 OBO. 332-1415. (next to Baskin-Robins) boots sz 10 + poles info. at the front desk. WELCOME BACK!! $225 all Call 2-1581 '78 Subaru wagon. 4-wheel drive, runs excel- Ft.~il~Q.!~~~r:;;;·CCS-CCN Resldentsl Enter great' snow len1. New clutch and valve job. $995. 826. COMPUTERS sculpture contest. Pick up rules at CC 332-1444 or 1-878-1840. VClI_ntln_'s $paCICII offices. Contest ends 1/28193. Hurry BIG Amiga 500. $$$. '81 Mazda GLC. 4-door, s-soeed, runs great 2 disc dr., color monitor, WordPerfect and New clutch, trans. and tires. $995. 332-1444 00 Needed 100 people to start new weight loss games. $500. Call (208) 635-6349. $35 or 1-878-1840. I'I"'_' Set ,,::::,:,::.';:::':':'"program, Call 1-545-0551. Small fee required, Sharp notebook computer, 4.4 lb., 1 yr. old, $3.15/day '89 ChEWY Cavalier 2-door. Auto .. AC, low Reg $45 20MB HD 1.44Mb FD, Logitech trackball + miles. One owner. Looks new inside and out many softwares, $700. 332-8426. .Save thousands of dollars and add years to $4800. Call 335-3956. Located In Hair Artistry your life - surprising - shocking information - ,COMPUTERS Best prices Highest quality. :'::::...3:' B ""'_ 3rd ~OIICo_.:::.;.; .. you need to kno~that might keep you from 386 Dx-33 starting at $599. 486 Dx-33 starting ..'. 002-7706 . smoking or convince you to stop. Call THE QUIGMANS By Buddy Hickerson at $899. Call Computer Consultant 883-4490 1-900-446-5765, $3.00 per niin./avg. call 3 min. Callers over 18 and touch tone phones Apple IIC computer, Image writer II printer, only. William Murdoch Consultation Service, color monitor, joystick, mouse, lots of soft- Seattle, WA 98109, (206) 284-7726. ware. $550, Call 5-7442, 5-2661, ask for Dan. 913. PERSONALS 828_ STUFF THAT'S GOTT A GO Sexual Infonmation Referral Center (SIRC) - Blue, front, Amazon parrot. Peer Counseling on Sexual Issues. Earn 1-3 Very young, tame, healthy, well-spoken. credits. Training begins 1/19 in CUB 220 at $700. Call 332-2684. 6:00 pm. Call 335-WELL

OVERBOARD By Chip Dunhatn

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"Oh! This is just my LUCK! I'm late for a meeting and I'll be danged if I don't punch up a grain elevator!"

liTHE FAR SIDE" by Gary Larson

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