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's ! s s 's '! Editor in Chief Production Editor Photo Manager Adverbsing Manager Christina lords Alexis Roizen Jake Barber Alexis Roizen [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Wednesday, June Ilr 2008 SUMM RARG Page 3 New interim resi ent c osen or Ul
Christina E. Lords Riverside. White, who has been "A long list of networks need "Steven Daley-Laursen has brook said he was excited to Summer Arg president of the university since to hear from me," he said. '-'I a strong grasp of both the Uni- work with a new interim presi- 2004," will leave UI June 30. have a high prior- versity of Idaho dent who seems to care about Dean of College of Natural I am humbled beyond words ity for these strate- and the state of student needs. Resources Steven Daley-Laursen and excited beyond expression," gic issues." "It appears Idaho," White said. ."He is part of the reason why was selected by members of the Daley-Laursen said. SBOE President "(He) will be well- the college (of natural resources) is State Board of Education as the Meeting with his family to Milford Terrell said that students received by the so attractive to people from other interim president for the Univer- "reorganize their lives" is Da- the search process donor and political states," Holbrook said. "Ithink we sity of Idaho Tuesday evening. ley-Laursen's first important for the interim can- are high on communities both won on every front with him. It ap- Daley-Laursen was one of task, he said. didate started by his priority in the state and na- pears that students are high on his four candidates the board was He said he it is also important members of the tionally." priority list ...he's a Vandal. He considering. He will serve as to begin to meet with political board visiting with list ...he's a The search com- went here. He has the perspective the interim for an undetermined leaders, financial contributors to different depart- mittee for the per- of someone who has been here." amount of time until the SBOE the university, students and ad- ments within the Vandal." manent presiden- Daley-Laursen received his chooses a person for the perma- ministrative staff to discuss a list university. The tial position will be bachelor's degree in conserva- nent presidential position. of 12-14 items on the university's members also spoke Garrett established within tion and resource development It has not been determined if administrative agenda. Some of with the president's HOLBROOK the next two days, in 1976 from the University of he will continue with his duties the agenda's items include the council, the pro- Terrell said. There Maryland. He earned a master' as the dean of CNR while taking proposal for the extension of the vost's council, the ASUI President is no established degree in forest resources man- on the interim position, he said. university's law school in Boise, teacher Is associa- time line of when agement and his Ph.D. in forest He replaces Tim White, who recruitment, advancements in tion, student orga- the next president science from UI in 1984. He has took on the chancellor posi- graduate studies and research nizations and the athletic associa- will be chosen. been the dean of CNR since Au- tion at University of California, and athletics. tion, he said. ASUI President Garrett Hol- gust 2002.
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Moscow fifth annual.Art Walk begins Friday, one stop includes art from Ul professor
Scott Stone Moscow's Arts Director, Kath- the Camas Prairie Winery, Stuart "This is a chance to come down based on a mythical villa in Italy Summer Arg leen Burns, said "exposing people Scott, has opened his doors to the and meet the artist, see some of in which he s been excavating to artists and their work" is the Art Walk every year. his beautiful work, maybe have rooms. He is-both an artist and More than 45 businesses will main purpose of the Art Walk. "It makes Moscow a better him create something special for a myth-maker in that the villa open their doors this Friday and "What the Art Walk does is it place to live," Scott said. "If I these folks the same is completely made Saturday to display a variety of exposes the artists," Burns said. didn't do business here, I would way he's created up, and the con- local artwork for the fifth annual "It also exposes the general pub- attend the Art Walk." something special structs couldn't ac- Moscow Art Walk. lic to the purpose of art and the He believes it's important for to me " Scott said "Anything tually exist histori- This year's events will in- importance of art." businesses to participate in order "I'm very lucky cally. clude works from approximately Organizers of Art Walk have to make ev'ents like this a success. to have Dave this that brings "It's taking that 75 artists as well as live music extended the event hours to end "It's something that if you year." idea of an artist as at five locations, including the at 10p.m. and have increased the want it to happen, you need to As for his busi- people a myth-maker and headliner band from Spokane, number of businesses involved be involved," Scott said. ness, Scott said the downtown is taking it to the ex- Celtic Knots, who will perform from 36 last year to 47 this year. Camas Prairie Winery will Art Walk is an excel- treme," Giese said. in Friendship Square. Burns said they'e expecting be displaying the works of local lent form of adver- an asset to. "It's not just mak- Also in Friendship Square approximately 5,000 people to acrylic artist, David Gressard, tisement for all of ing objects that will be live artist demonstrations attend. who has designed two of the Moscow's business- local retail eople believe in as well as the Art Walk Chalk Art The annual event plays a vital winery's wine labels and is a na- es and will bring ut making a whole where everyone in the commu- role in the culture found in Mos- tionally-known wildlife artist. new customers in- businesses. mythology about nity will have the opportunity to cow, which prides itself in being On opening night, the winery side their stores. It's exposure; the objects, too." be an artist. the "Heart of the Arts." will be hosting a reception with "Anything that Giese considers Art Walk Chalk Art will be Retaining Moscow's Heart of the artist for people who would brings people it's a form of himself a collagist held from noon to 4 p.m. on Fri- the Arts branding is the reason like to view his work and have downtown is an and calls his work day and is open to all ages. winemaker and proprietor of their questions answered. asset to local retail advertising." concrete "flotage" businesses," Scott —they are floating said. ".It's exposure; collages, and the it's a form of adver- Stuart structures are made . tising." of concrete. Artist Business, mup number Artist Business, map number Hells Fargo Bank SCOTT Giese got in- Acoustic Wave Mach ine, Friendship Square, 17 Heartless MoscowFsmily Medicine, 27 will have its doors Camas Prairie Winery volved in the Art James Holland, Jennifer Above the Rim Amell, Gait Byers Real Estate, 5 Gallery,23 o en this ear to Walk because he Arrow Ctayworks . Salvation 39 Hulubei, Monica Bearable Dentistry, 46 p Army, display the works of thinks it's an excel- Baldovi, 24 Johnson, Jeremy Red Door Restaurant,13 Guy Bookpeople, David Giese, who is lent venue for local Barnhart, Bruce . Moscow Family Medicine, 27 Kappler, Carta Sisters'xew CofFee House, 6 an internationally-recognized art- arttsts, shows the communtty the Barnstone, Robert Red Door Restaurant, 13 Kearney, Bob Sisters'rew Coffee House, 6 ist and a professor of art and de- kind of work being done locally Becker, Christy New St. Andrews College, 18 Kindsll, Levi Third Street Gallery, 1 sign at the University of Idaho. and a of Moscow's Berdoll, Chris Sisters'rew Coffee House, 6 Kirkland, John AmericanWest Bank, 37 way keeping Giese has been a professor at reputation as the "Heart of the Beymer, Nick Casa Lopez, 20 Kleffner, Flip Hodgins Drug &Hobby Store, 15 UI for 30 years, and his work has Arts," Blumenfeld, Nina Sisters'rew Coffee House, 6 Kok; Gary Hodgins Drug &Hobby. Store, 15 been at the Ok Harris "It Bode, Nick Moscow Fetdenkzafs, 16 Lsw, Ryan Hodge & Associates, 34 displayed brings awareness of the of Fine Art in be- Bowman, Nancy American West Bank, 37 Littlejohn, Julie New St. Andrews College, 18 Gallery SoHo, New quality and diversity of art York for 17years. Branard, Bonnie American Insurance Agency, 2 Lysohir, Marilyn Cafe Silos, 47 ing produced in the Palouse," Giese said his Brand, Judy Moscow Chamber of Commerce, 19 Msbbutt, Anitu Latsh County Title Co, 10 works are Giese said, Brewer, Anna Columbia Tractor, 45 Macdonald, Lsuwl Cefd Silos, 47 Brocket, Courtney Bucer's CofFeehouse Pub, 12 McCormick, Lisa Allegra Print &imaging, 21 Cameron, Lynn Gritman Medical Center, 28 Montgomery, Key Moscow Chamber of Commerce, 19 Celtic Nots Friendship Square, 17 Mousseuu, Judy Moscow Feldenkmis, 16 Chan, Debbie Merce Polo Imports, 22 Musaique Cafe Silos, 47 Cluldren's Chalk Art Friendship Square, 17 Nstaife Rose Bucer's, 12 Clancy, Katherine Sweet Peas & Sage, 39 Newton, Bob Ncw St.'ndrews College, 18 Colson, Louise Cafd Silos, 47 Oliver, Phyllis Gall Byers Real Estate, 5 Community Artists Center on Disabilities and Pekie, Anne Hodge &Associates, 34 Human Development, 40 Queener, Gunny, Marketime Drug; 4 Cangelton, Jim American Insurance Agency, 2 Quinn, Justin Friendship Squaw', 17 Davidson Doug Gati Byers Real Estate, 5 RA Glass Friendship Square, 17 . Davidson, ibm Unturned Art Tattoo Studio, 41 Rhodes, Belinda Moscow Food Co-op, 36 . Dilworth, Michaela Untamed Art Tattoo Studio, 41 Rod, Jennifer Uf Hartuhg Theater,'4 Dol Baran Bucer's, 12 Rohn, Karen Women qkuders, 7'nd Donley, James Moscow Recycling, 42 Rosa, Eugene Door Restaurant, 13'ed Eyre, Isaiah New St. Andrews College, 18 Ruby, Wayne . Moscow Family Medicine, 27 . False Pretense Friendship Square, 17 Saskova, Ludmilla Bookpeople, 24 Ffccs, Krysta Marketime Drug, 4 Slosn, Elizabeth . Howard Hughes Viden, 29 Fife, Lizette Hyperspud Sports, 33 . Struebel, Julie North Idaho Athletic Club, 32 Fitzgerald, Betty Jo Third Street Gallery, 1 Struble,Densli . New St. Andrews'ollege, 18 '. Franklin, Steven Untamed Art Tattoo Studio, 41 Swimmer, Lars UI Prichaxd Art Gallery, 31 Franklin, Steven Unfamed Art Tattoo Studio, 41 lhlley, Gordon. 35am Idaho Real Estate;9 '.Giese, David Wells Fargo Bank, 14 Valenine, Ruby, Csfd Silos,'7 Green, Elaine One World Cafe, 25 . Vieth, Ellen ',:.'ne Woild Cafff, 25:,: Giessaid, David Dumas Prairie Winery, 11 Vincent, Peter ., Howsrd Hughes Vide'o, 29 Guy, Carolyn Heir and Pace Salon, 3 Vdgtman, Jen 'aeco'w'Feldenkrafs, 16 . Hsagerisen, Lynne UI Commons Reflections Voxman, Bill " .:: Experience, Mortgage, 8 Gallery, 43 : ': Walker, Dick,. Bookpeople, 24 Huiisen; Ggsyten Moscow Federal Building-Pus't:;, ':: Courtesy photo Oflice, 35 Wilkinson, Donal Moscow Ftxid,~p,: 36 '- David Giese'5 "concrete flotage" sculptures will be on display Friday , Hu'ug„''Siiye';, Gail Byers Real Estate, 5 - Courtesy art at the downtown Wells I Fargo Bank for Moscow's Art Walk Wednesday, June ll,2008 SUMMER ARG Page 5 SUB roo un er oes reen maintenance
Christina E. Lords departments can monitor and test water Summer Arg quality, rain water, plant varieties and soil. "Students can observe and 'ore than 1,600 square feet of the Stu- professors can grab on to these ideas to teach about dent Union Building's 'roof is them undergoing in classes," Miller said. "As far as maintenance —vegetative maintenance. changing plants and that of stuff, we Mark Miller, assistant type want as director of opera- much student involvement as possible." tions for the idaho Commons and Student Native plants will not be used in the Union, is spearheading the SUB Green project because they usually don't sur- Roof Project at the University of Idaho. vive on green roofs because the The sustainability of type project will replace part of mineral-rich soil that of the building's must be used, he roof with assorted plants said. Instead, the va- and soil. project will utilize a riety of non-native sedum that The plants are project will help eliminate the drought-tolerant. "heat island" effect many buildings pro- The project will be constructed on duce, Miller said. top a series of layers of flat materials includ- According to the U.S. Environmental ing a thick, waterproof plastic mat as the Protection heat Agency, islands can make 'I bottom layer that protects the actual roof temperatures 2 to 10 degrees hotter in cit- from leaking water, and a felt layer that is ies than nearby rural areas and can impact designed to act as a root barrier. communities by increasing peak energy A catwalk will be installed over one demand, heat-related illness and air pol- section of the plants for public viewing of lution levels. green roof project. "A roof can green diminish that effect," "We started working with landscape Miller said. "It makes it easier to cool architecture and architecture students for a buildings and keep them cool. It adds sustainable green building design," Miller insulation in the summer and winter to said. "These green designs are the fu- maintain ... cooling." ture. This project is designed to be a leam- The Jake Barber/Summer Arg roof will act as an insulator, which ing and research experience for students, will roof's Mark Miller, the assistant director of operations at the Idaho Commons and Student Union, also protect the actual materials staff, faculty and even the community." from the sun and other stands on what will soon be a "green'oof on the Student Union Building on June 4. weather conditions. Miller is interested in expanding the The roof will also become more envi- project to other sections of the SUB's roof, ronmentally sustainable by offering a small versity's sewer system. in a series of 550-gallon containers to be and may look to other buildings on the UI habitat for msects and birds, Miller said. The 'The project will be nearly self-sufficient irrigated back up to the roof to be reused campus for green roofs in the future. hope is that the roof becomes its and will include a storm water run-off to water the plants, he said. Students interested in volunteer oppor- own growing environment," he said. mitigation system that will collect and The water and other aspects of the roof tunities for the SUB Green Roof Project can Miller said the project would reduce store run-off water. The run-off will have can be used as a research tool, Miller said. contact the ASUI Center for Volunteerism the aniount of water flowing into the uni- a higher water quality and will be stored Students and faculty from many different and Social Action.
DIARY OF A FANTASY GEEK ohnny Ballgame's top five NBA players
Part of being a sports geek game? Did he make a difference est rebounders ever and was the the greatest mixture of athletic lay-making ability is unmatched revolves around debate. It's fun or impact the sport? -architect of the outlet pass. Rus- skills and fundamentals in hard- y anyone in NBA history. He arguing with someone about Now that you know the crite- sell's career numbers were 15.1 wood history. He spoke softly won Qve championships during which teams or players are better ria, and after much deliberation, PPG, 22.5 REB and 4.3APG. and carried a big stick, as Theo- an era filled with superstars and than the other. here's my list. Michael Jordan (1984-93, dore Roosevelt probably would battled Larry Bird during three Last week during the Johnny Bill Russell (1956-68,Celtics) 1995-99,2001-03 Bulls, Wizards have said. His resume however epic championship series (win- Ballgame Show, the crew and . Eleven championships in 13 Any list without Jordan is ri- screams at you —six champion- rung two), He was just smooth myself were announcing seasons and a five-lime diculous. The biggest sports icon ships (same as Jordan), six MVP and it was always so obvious to our NBA all-time top league MVP. Yeah, 11 on planet Earth over the last 25 awards (more than Jordan and anyone watching the game that five. There was some titles. Russell was the years is an automatic choice for Russell) and a career average of he was the smartest player on heavy debating going first true superstar of the me. Jordan dominated the game 24.6 points per game (during 20 the court. Johnson was the best It's on. a tough call. There NBA. He's the Babe Ruth from the guard position in a way NBA seasons). He's the league's point guard in NBA history and' are so many legendary of basketball and in my never seen before. He won six all-time scorer with 38/87 points. three-time league MVP. His ca- NBA players that could opinion, a must on this championships and five MVP I don't put him ahead of Russell reer numbers were 19.5 PPG, 7.2 arguably make this list. list. It's not all about the awards. He is without question and Jordan because his overall RPG and 11.2APG. It's like a Mt. Rushmore numbers with Russell be- the greatest player of his era and iconic impact on the sports wasn' Larry Bird (1979-92Celtics) of basketball. cause other players dur- possibly ever. In 15 seasons, Jor- equal. His "sky-hook 'as possi- "Larry Legend" rounds out Many factors should ing his era scored more dan piled up impressive numbers bly the greatest signatiue shot of my top five. Just so you know, come into play when johnpy points. It's about being —30.1PPG, 6.2RPG and 5.3APG". all time. He just never transcend- 'this decision wasn't easy. There making a list this geeky. the best on the His face is the most recognizable Jl player ed the sport. But when you have are many different players I Players should be mea- < most, dominating team in the country, and his overall im- more MVP awards than Russell could here. went trimmer put I with Bird sured on career statistics, rg in league history. RusseH pact and influence on the sport and Jordan, and more points than because I felt he represented argonautlsub. - longevity and champi was a winner, more so tops any'other. He hasn't played a anybody, the argument definetly each qualifyin'g uldaho.edu category well onsYiips. It's tough for than any other player. He game in five years, and lus signa- presents itself. and is a true basketball icon. His metoputanyoneonmy retired at 34, and prob-. ture shoes are still the top-selling Earvin "Magic" Johnson numbers at the forward position list who never won an ably could have played sneaker on the planet. (1979-91,1995-96Lakers) are crazy —24.3 PPG, 10.0 RBG NBA title. Another key factor to longer, but he wasn't the type of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Magic was the league's biggest and 6'.3 APG. Bird did it all. He consider would be the player's player that was going to hang on (1969-89Bucks, Lakers) superstar during the pre-Jordan iconic status. Did he change the too long. He was one of the great- 'areem was a giant. He had era. His leadership and unselfish See PLAYERS, page 9 Page 6 SUMMER ARG Wednesday, June II, 2008 RUNNING ON EMPTY e er ana rea mi wa
I have struggled to find stuff to do while liv- I volunteered to walk a dog at the Moscow step-siblings were finishing up high school ing on a tight budget. Humane Society. It was some of the cheapest fun and college. I am the youngest by an extreme I am a golfer, but playing even one nine-hole I had ever had. amount., round a week is expensive —as is a . I walked Ethan, a shepherd mix, who While I was growing up my replacement bucket of balls three times a week to was an amazingly sweet were animals. would hit,,„,:.....""" dog. Every siblings I talk to them, from the driving range. I like to . '". 'ow and again on our half-hour walk dress them feed them and treat them like paint;, '".-"" '' up, ottery, but $16 a mug breaks my piggy '",.' '; he would stop and wait for me to catch people. They slept'in bed under the covers '- my ank —coincidently also something: up and just lean against my legs for a with me, ate off my plate, watched cartoons I painted myself. I love to shop, but nice scratch on his back and belly. I love and bathed with me. again, not conducive to my new thrifty when a dog goes a little limp and jelly- I know I can't get one. I can't afford it. it' lifestyle. legged when he's getting a good rub. hard to find an apartment. I don't have a lot of I started going to Hastings po sit and We walked around some develop- time and I know I want to travel later, which read magazines. I like it. It's quiet and ment areas of Moscow, got some good makes having a dog a little inconvenient. sometimes I can be there for a couple of exercise in for the both of us, had a nice It wouldn't be so bad if I wanted a Paris hours, but I wanted an activity. conversation —I did most of the talk- Hilton dog that I can put in my purse for a night I thought the Student Recreation Cen- AlexiS Roixeh ing —and I dich''t have to pick up any out on the town, but that's not me: I want a big ter would be a great place to spend 30 Summer Arg poop. dog. I'm talking great dane big. minutes to an hour a day filling up my argonaut@sub. For the last four years I have taL 5 * ~ ~ ~ ~ ' Wednesday, June ii, 2008 SUMMER ARG Page 7 MUSINGS OF A CRAFT GEEK urn as ic ras in o some in coo Meagan Robertson Summer Arg What:you'll need: When I was a child I was always amazed by my father's old A number six plastic'container . S>ssors Or other sliarp cutting blade collection of Shrinky Dinks. For those who are unfamiliar viith ; „These are the clear plastic containers any that rrou usually get salads or'bakery them, Shrinky Dinks were made from large sheets of plastic that co'okres irr, Just. check the bottom for the An oven would shrink down to a tiny size after they were placed in the little nirmber six to knoN ifyou ha've the For achieving maximum shrinkage one.'ou'e oven. You could draw on the plastic, poke a hole in it, and after right not going to use the entire thing, but any flat surface on t'e . A baking sheet a brief stint in the oven you had a one-of-a-kind pendant or key- container rvill do. Or any otller oven-safe tray chain —your design on a small piece of plastic. Over the years I discovered that the actual Shrinky Dink plastic Permanent markers Oven mitts . . Sharpies'rvork best and they come in nrore To prevent some serious burns, of was hard to find, but after a little research I found a great substi- colors than the rainbvrv course tute —my garbage. Step 1: Step 4: Step 6: con- Cut a large flat part of the number six plastic Cut out around your design. You can either cut Let it cool. This step will be over in a flash, but the or leave border, whichev- tainer out. This will typically be the top or the bottom right on edge a dear it's still safe to let it cool before you accidentally isn't best for Once the has of the package —the part that curved or designed. er works your design. plastic burn yourself. Once it's cooled you will have a cut shrunk, it will have become thicker, so cutting it This will be your canvas of sorts. Make sure to the nice little plastic charm, or whatever you plan to You'l then won't be an option. Also, if you'e planning on plastic carefully, as it is thin and can tear easily. use your plastic design for. It will be signihcantly hole turn into a pendant or want a fairly large piece because your design will oking a to your design smaller and thicker and definitely awesome. shrink to a considerably smaller size. It's always better eychain, now is the tirrie to do it. Just remember to to have excess plastic than to run out of space. make sure that the hole is large enough, because it will shrink as well. The options for this project are endless. Beside the fact that you can draw whatever you want on the plastic, you can also make it into whatev- er you want as well. You can make magnets, necklaces, or even hang them from your rearview mirror in car. 5: your Steps 2 & 5: Step It's just one more way to be Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Once the oven's want draw trace onto Find the image you to or hot and ready, put the design on a tray and place creative and have some fun, the plastic. If you want to draw something that you it in the oven for one or two nunutes, making sure didn't create, tracing is easy since you'e marking up a to watch the plastic during that time. This process not to mention turn trash into clear sheet of plastic. Remember that your design will is really quick and during that time the plastic will a little personal treasure. shrink, so make sure it's large enough that after the appear to curl and bubble up, but once it is finishe s~g process is completed. You'l be pleased. s~g it will begin to flatten out. Once your de- Add some color. If you'e opting for a simple de-. si@appears to be flat, pull it out —wearing the oven sign made u'p of a black outline you can skip this nutts of course. If it's not completely flat quickly and Photo illustrations by Meagan Robertson/Summer Arg step. If not, color away. You'e never too old to color. carefully, squish it with a plate or a spatula. Wednesday, June ll, 2008 Page 8 SUMMER ARG a ouse's natura won er Holly Bowen Summer Arg Warmer weather and fewer entertain- ment options in the city will inevitably lead Muscovites to look elsewhere for rec- . reation. Located within miles of the University of Idaho's Student Union Building and ac- cessible on less than a tank of gas are sev- eral outdoor recreation areas providing op- portunities for hiking, swimming, camping or a scenic drive. Gather your friends, a picnic lunch and reliable transportation and explore what the Palouse has to offer outside campus or your bedroom. Before you go, visit The Argonaut online at www.uiargonaut.corn for links to interactive maps of all of these locations. Ul Arboretums 0 miles from the SUB A green, outdoor experience is avail- able without leaving campus. The Charles Houston Shattuck Memorial Arboretum is a 14-ache mature thee grove north of the phesi- dent's residence and UI water tower. A cre- ation of Charles Houston Shattuck in 1910, the grove was initially called "Arboretum Hill" but was named after Shattuck two years after his death in 1933.'Adjacent is an amphi- theater and tennis courts. Across the street and next to the golf course is the 63-acre UI Arboretum and Botanical Garden, which has water features and divides a myriad of flora into geographical sections: Asian, European, Eastern and Western North American. Jake Barber/Summer Arg The University of Idaho Arboretum and Botanical Carden is one of the many locations in Moscow you can visit on one tank of gas. Idler's Rest 7 miles from the SUB and turn left as indicated by signs adver- State Highway 8. Just before Bovill, take a McCroskey State Park tising the park. Drive down the hill to the left on Moose Creek Road and follow it to About seven miles'rom Moscow lies parking and picnic area below. the reservoir. 27 miles from the SUB a cedar grove spared by the logging of the early 1900s. Take Mountain View Road (on Moscow Mountain Rose Creek Nature Preserve Dedicated to the memory of pioneer the east side ofMoscow) north until the road women, McCroskey State Park is 5/00 comes to a T —take the right path to en- )2 miles from the SUB 20 miles from the SUB acres of forested ridgeline. From Mos- cow, drive north on U.S. Highway 95 un- ter Idler's Rest Road, which passes a small Also filled with giant cedar trees, Mos- The trail through this wetland is nar- til reaching Line Drive. Turn left, and arking area to the left of the road just be- cow Mountain lies north of the dty and east row, lined bushes and overhanging Sky by. follow Sky. Line as it weaves through the ore it hits a dead end. After parking, choose of Idler's Rest. The mountain, nearly 5,000 tree branches and littered with damp, one of Hme short trails to explore. One fol- feet tall, is scattered with trails popular with decomposing vegetauon. If's the closest park and provides access to 32 miles of lows Paradise Creek through the towering hikers, runners, climbers and mountain you'l get to being in a rainforest while liv- trails. The gravel road ends near the town cedars, one enters a grassland and the last bikers. Many trails are on private property mg on the Palouse. Birds and bugs chirp of Farmington, Wash., but by no means do one is a steep climb uphill. Watch out for but are open for public use. Getting there is and buzz, and the forest smells distinctly you have to follow the entire road to get the the burned, abandoned cabin in the nearby easy: Take Mountain View Road north until green. Both live snails and their shells are McCroskey experience. Within the park are woods and enter own risk. infor- at your turning right on Moscow Mountain Road. scattered across certain stretches. Eventu- other roads, primitive camping sites, The road winds through the hills for a while ally the trail reaches Rose Creek and con- mative signs and picnic areas. Phillips Farm County Park before entering the forest. tinues on the other side. Last week, how- 7 miles from the SUB ever, the bridge to cross over had been Steptoe Butte National Park Spring Valley Reservoir destroyed. Jump or wade across the creek 4) miles from the SUB Virgil Phillips, a Moscow native born miles from at your own risk, and watch out for the in 1912, gave his land to the city in 1972 18 the SUB little man-made waterfall on the right. From Pullman, continue on State High- "for the benefit and use of the children of About 18miles east of Moscow and three From Pullman, take Grand/State High- way 270 toward Colfax until it merges Moscow for recreation purposes." Today miles northeast of Troy is Spring Valley Res- way 27 north until you reach Pullman- with U.S. Highway 195. Continue north the park is managed by Latah County, ervoir, 99 acres popular with swimmers, Albion Road. Tum left and continue until on 195 through Colfax —follow the signs and it is comprised of 160 acres of dirt campers, picnickers and especially anglers. you reach Banner Road. Make a right turn to Spokane —until reaching the Old State trails, fields, wetlands and ponds. In Stocked with trout and bass, this body of and drive for a little more than three and Highway to the right. Thun and continue the orchard near the parking area, you water is so small that only boats with electric a half miles. Turn left at Palouse-Albion as the Old State Highway splits into a Y. can find three different types of apples motors are allowed. Farther down the high- Road and continue until you come to a Take the right fork to enter Hume Road, on one tree. The park is utilized by stu- way near Bovill is Moose Creek Reservoir, pair of roads on the right: Shawnee and and continue until reaching Steptoe Butte dents and biologists studying local spe- which spans 30acres and is similar to Spring Collins. Make the initial right turn and Road on the left. Tum and on the left you cies of amphibians, birds and other wild- Valley in terms of features and re tions. take the left at the Y to stay on Shawnee. will see Steptoe Butte State Park —keep 'ife which frequent the area. Open to the After State On the right will be a gravel drive with taking Highway 8 past%roy, take 'oing straight, and the road will wind up public from 7 a.m. to sunset, the park is a left turn on Spring Valley Road and stay newspaper boxes. Park on Shawnee and a spiral to the top of the butte. Park also home to some great climbing trees. left at the forks to reach the reservoir. To get walk a little way down the drive until you and enloy the unobstructed view of the Take U.S.Highway 95north from Moscow to Moose Creek Reservoir, continue east on reach the trailhead on the left. Palouse from 3,612feet up. Wednesday, June jj, 2008 SUMMER ARG Page 9 REDNECK SUMMER ive sor o rom ocono I'm sitting in a room on the outs —unless you count red flags back there enough this season. track. Guess that means it's time and Montoya have officially been edge of the middle of nowhere. I, for rain or extensive track dean up He's taking his M&Ms Toyota into for a bathroom break. listed as "out of the race." The have a good Internet connedion after a wreck. rule about red ood news is that Bowyer won' the garage. One important ' but no cable. This wouldn't be a You don't get to save your Sometimes you have all the flags: No work can be done on L hdeadlast. problem except that today's Sprint timeouts for the last two minutes luck and sometimes you have the cars. No new tires, no gas, no Lap 122:Dario Franchitli —an- Cup race from Long'Pond, Pa., is to slow down the game. Slow- none. This is Kyle's week to have pulling the fenders out to prevent other former open wheel driver- on TNT instead of FOX; TNT gets ing down is the opposite of what zero luck. tire rub. hit the wall, David Gilliland and this and the next five races, NASCAR is about, The maximum points a single This is bad news for Kyle Jason Leffler. This is Franchitti's I'm in Nevada, but Ihave a Utah Lap 17:Kahne takes the lead driver can gain on another is 187. Busch. He's been in the garage first race back after an ankle injury country radio station di- from Johnson after a long In other words, if Busch finishes with the pit crew, working hard at Talladega back in April. Stewart aled up on the Net and the battle. All around the 43rd and Jeff Burton wins the race to get their car back on the track. had pulled out to a two-second Motor Racing Network country, soccer rnoms are and leads the most laps, Burton Garage or not, all work has to stop lead over Greg Biffle before this broadcast up and running. cheerrng. would be 45 points ahead of Busch. under the red flag. caution. Johnson stayed out to re- This will work. The ra- ~-"~~~ 'ap 26: Scott Riggs Lap 52:Kurt Busch is back on Lap 80:I'm still waiting for that gain the lead. Gordon will restart dio broadcasters always and Martin Truex Jr. are the track after his spin. call from my dad. Kyle Busch is right behind him. seem more excited than . .;'he first in the pits under Lap 57:Denny Hamlin, who stiJ I. in the garage. Lap 123:Kyle Busch and Mon- the TV anyway — .: the green flag Just swept the two Pocono races in Lap 100:HaIfway. The thing I toya are coming back out on the guys before'ven Darrell Waltrip..'..';, " a debris caution. Riggs 2006, is in the top five. love most about listening to a race track. So much for "officially out" The pre-race show is one of those drivers Carpentier and Sam Homish on the radio versus watching it on announcements. Earnhardt Jr.'s is still on: So for now, a who could be great, but Jr. cause the fourth caution of the TV, is that the radio guys do their crew wasn't fast enough, meaning little bit about Pocono he keeps getting screwed race while running 29th and 30th. best to cover the whole field, not he'l come out 29th. Raceway. It's a 2.5-mile TJ. Tranchell over and put in substan- Both of these guys came over from just the leaders. Lap 130:Franchitti gets pound- I'm triangle, making it one of Summer Arg dard cars. He's driving a open wheel racing where Carpen- Lap 105:Michael Waltrip spins ed from behind by Homish. the inost unique tracks argprrajrt@srrb Haas that'appens everyone on at least guitar and keyboard, become totally obsessed with the 'ight to be in rock-band form ...the whole song, or someone will write a part, with some bandmates filling in on drums, drums on a Mr. Oizo record and try to structure of writing songs, playing shows and we'l pass it back and forth for addi- theremin, bass and assorted other sounds come up with something that makes us and making records really affords us the tions and changes, but we usually do all when for. "Hello, Avalanche" called is feel the same way. Books and art weigh opportunity to pursue a lot of ideas in of this separately at ho'me before we get their Hurd full-length album, but they'e in pretty heavily as well. Maybe reading music, art, design, performance or what- together and leam to play a song. Work- also collaborated with Pennsylvanian a book gives you a certain feeling, so you ever else we happen to take an interest in. ing with Black Moth was pretty much the sychedelic rockers Black Moth Super make a that emotion. IYs a happy coincidence that we'e doing same, just trading ideas over the Interriet ainbow and remixed Black Lipstick. up song conveying Anything can be an inf!uence. something like this now until we decided each at a time when the music track was done. MK: How did the band and business is form, MK: Notoriously, Austin has totally reforming "I think we what's the musical background of in a way that seems to make one of the best music scenes in the diversification a better MK: The track the members? When did the trio way like to go for nation. How does that help the band to approach a "career" than "Queen" is your first become a quartet? in a way that living in, say, El Paso laying all your bets on sell- the kitchen track featuring vocals a million records. The In- ing performing words. OP: The three of us (Toto, Yvonne might not? ternet, of course, seems to be sink approach and Josh) had been in different bands the major reason behind the and just try to Whose vocals are those? together for a while, and in 1998,decided OP: Austin is an amazing town. I feel music biz changing this way, What led to the decision it's to go out on our own and form this band. lucky to live here. Everyone here is so . and certainly a huge use everything to be instrumental in the We'e all grown up playing whatever incredibly supportive of the music scene factor in helping us achieve instruments we could find, but none of that it makes being a band really easy. some kind of success as we can get our first place, and how did us have had any formal training. You can go out any night of the week and an independent operation. hands on." you happen to record a The core band —specifically the see some great local or touring band, and It enables anybody who' song with words? writing/recording part —has mostly there will always be a decent crowd, I interested to instantly get been just the three of us, but we'e had think here are excited we'e folks about music into almost anything Octopus "Queen" someone in the fourth seat to round and are always wanting to check out doing, and I'm very grateful OP: has Josh, things out live since we'e been playing something new, so they go out a lot. that there are interested PROJECT Yvonne and I all singing shows. Ryan is the newest addition, and folks out there. on it. It was around for a we couldn't be happier. long time as an instrumen- MK: I wonderifyou couldjust talk tal, but didn't ever feel a little bit about your huge tour last MK: The songs MK Many reviews the album, quite finished. Vocals tumed out to be of on your last album, "Hello, Ava- the missing element even though band's year and upcoming plans for 2008. ... they when describing the sound, lanche" average a little shorter than didn't change the song much melodi- reach to video games, electronics, emo- it OP: Our fall '07 tour was the longest those on your previous albums, cally, really brought the tune to life. Sometimes we'l to that point on tions and sometimes resort to a simple we'e been on by a wide margin. We' "One get a Ten Hundred Thousand Mil- where it listing ofinstruments. feel a little like already made plans for a six-week tour of song, just needs something, and I lion" and "Identification Parade." "Queen" was the first time that vocals a wine critic when trying to describe our own when we got the opportunity to do the Stereo Total and Aesop Rock stints, Simultaneously, the songs seem to seemed to be the answer. We never made your music, though some bands that a conscious decision when we started to I so it all added up to three months on the be getting a little more accessible, reach to are Cor- be instrumental, it just never really came might for comparison road with four days at home in the middle. or less experimental. Has this been we'e It was exhausting, of course, but totally up. Since then recorded two new nelius, Stereolab and Yo La Tengo. Are tunes with it's amazing. Each leg of the tour brought out a deliberate evolution? How did the singing, so starting to feel there any particular musical influences like a more accessible completely different audiences and gave creation of the latest album differ element for us to or aesthetics could name? use in songwriting, but we'e not at all you us the chance to play for a huge variety of from your collaboration with Black in a variety of We giving up on instrumental music. Many people huge places. met Moth Super Rainbow and the two OP: I think we like to go for the a ton of awesome people at the shows and wordless jams to come. kitchen sink approach and just try to got to travel with tremendous bands (that) albums before it? use everything we can get our hands we'e honored to be friends with. It was . MK: What is on the iPods of the on. IYs really more about conveying a stupendous. We'e pleased to announce that OP: We haven't been pursuing any sort feeling rather than forcing ourselves into Octopus'Project? What does the we'l be playing both the Lollapalooza and of deliberate evolution with the band, but . a corner and 'Well, we'e a rock band listen to on the road? saying, Austin City Limits festivals this year, too. I do think we'e gotten better at making band, so we can only use guitar, bass the music sound the way we want it to, and drums.'he band started (an'd will "the OP: A lot of solo tap dance recordings. MK On your merchandise although way we want it to sound" always be) as an open-ended thing where page, changes all the time. I can see what you'e After the 14th hour between Fargo and anything goes. If someone ~play- beyond the usual CDs and shirts, you saying about each record sounding more Seattle, you really start to understand ing a kazoo through a megaphone would offer LPs, artwork, wallets, etc. What focused, and I agree with that, but we'e what it's all about. sound awesome, then we try it. are your thoughts on the business not moving toward any ultimate goal. Really, our main aesthetic is that there I'd like to think we'e pursuing weird Listen fo KUOI, the Universitp of Ida- are no rules. We want every song and now, where CU sales are declining, and accessible sounds with equal interest, ho's student-operated college radra station, every record to sound different from the where getting to a major label isn' so hopefully we'l have some super~tchy at 89.3 FM or online at rvrvrvkuoi.org. Wednesday, June II, 2008 SUMMER ARG Page II esiva a c KUOI KUOIRNER Ilarcus Kellis Summer Arg Summer is the time for people to head outdoors to She dk Him is unimpeachable. Iron and Wine listen to music. The following is a rundown of some of collaborators Calexico appear, as do the Black the music Crowes, former Wallflower Jakob Dylan and upcoming festivals around the nation. others. Pitchfork Music Festival Seattle s most happening neighborhood will host Athens Popfest some ofthe same bands at Pitchfork, but cheaper 12-16 Union Park, Chicago, July 18-20 Athens, Ga., Aug. —including Les Savy Fav, Vampire Weekend www.pitchforkmusicfestival.corn www.myspace.corn/athenspopfest and Fleet Foxes. Hometown heroes include Bands to see: Roky Erickson The Bands to see: Animal Collective, No Age, The k indie rockers Throw Me the Statue and the funky Explosives, The Music Circulatory Ruby Suns, Dinosaur Jr., The Apples in Stereo, Tapes, Velella Velella, who appeared in Moscow in HEALTH System, We Versus the Shark October 2006. Bands appear across four stages The hosts this indie Pitchfork Media, noted pretentious —but college town ofAthens, Ga. in the neighborhood. rendezvous. Many the headlining bands frequently right —critics ofunder-the-radar pop of emergedPom Athens 's Elephant 6 Collective music, curate this bonanza. No Age and HEALTH Austin City Limits Music Festival —'he movement that spawned Neutral Milk are bothPom the current noise-rock capital ofthe Zilker Park, Austin, Texas, Sept. 26-28 Hotel, the Olivia Tremor Control and the Apples world, downtown Los Angeles grassroots venue www.aclfestival.corn in Stereo. The Music Tapes and Circulatory The Smell. From New Zealand, The Ruby Suns Bands to see: David Byrne, Gnarls Barkley, System share some members with those bands, create breathtaking miniature masterpieces. Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, CSS, Hot and headliner Roky Erickson, from Austin, was a The Raconteurs member influential I960s rockers Heck Chip, of psychedelic What The Fest@2 Austin s "other" main musical event is a The 13th Floor Elevators. Anacortes, Wash., July 18-20 sprawling, huge, unbearably hot, expensive, www.whattheheckfest.corn wonderful extravaganza. More than I30 bands Bands to see: Mount Eerie, Photosynthesis, Pom many diferent genres appear on eight Calvin Johnson, Mirah & Spectrotone stages including folk rap, dance, electronica, International 'I rock and country. Beprepared for a lot of Though not a-K Records showcase, officially walking in the humid Austin heat. theres quite a bit ofoverlap: Mount Eerie is Phil Elverum the and fronted by of Microphones, Newport Folk Festival D+, Mirah and ofcourse Calvin Johnson have International Tennis Hall of Fame and Fort all released on the label. The small port city, an Adams State Park, Newport, R.I.,Aug. 1-3 hour and a half north ofSeattle, is essentially Bands to see: Cat Power, She 4, Him, enveloped by the home-grown festival, which Calexico, The Felice Brothers also features a rummage sale, movies and meals. Newport is where Bob Dylan went electric. They 've eased up '6'I'Ia',6HFREa bit since then Capitol Hill Block Party Avoid terrible headliner Jimmy Buffett ~tyLI@K 25-26 South Capitol Hill, Seattle, July (folk? what?), but the adorable songbird www.thestranger.corn/blockparty combination ofM. 8'ard and Zooey WFEa%TEVkfa Throw Bands to see: DevotchKa, Jay Reatard, Deschanel performing under- the name AUSTlN PARKS FOUNDATlDN PRESENTS Me the Statue AUU~iirllAn WHAT Ccll7Y 'HE LLIIRnnll1T/ ' HECK Tllk PAIIITIIL III. iilioeiC fentlllll 2008 Page i2 SUMMER ARG Wednesday, June ii, 2006 Lap 183:Kahne passed Earn- SUMlVIERTIME BLUES RACE hardt Jr. but hasn't gotten away from him. Vickers slipped and from page 9 his lead is shrinking. L'ap 185:Kahne has all the mo- Bad w'cather, tiny spaces, lousy break to go, Dave Blaney leads a lap. mentum on his side. He's retaken Lap 167:Biffle speeds down the lead and is rocketing away it road and is penalized. Bye from the pack Vickers has second room is 80 percent boxes. would have been too easy. mates even though family has My my Biff. Kahne is back in front with Hamlin behind him. I can living room is 30 Now I am withthecon- had at least two cats at a time since ye, My percent living but won't make it on the fuel hear the soccer moms squealing boxes, basement 100 percent and sequences. Iwasbom. Thismustbeasign —I he has. again. Fifteen laps to go.. carport 95 percent. Fifty-seven We left random items strewn require independence. Lap 174:This is how my day Lap 192:Kahne is solid the inhabitants In such the percent of of my throughout the room, avoiding days, as these, has gone. Stewart came in for gone. The hot battle is for homeareoffeline descent. tossing or donating old junk. gloomiest I'e had thus far in life, his last stop and was too fast second between Vickers and d'Alene's If you thought an empty, bor- During the time we spent away, Coeur horrid weather on pit road. Say goodbye to Hamlin. Earnhardt Jr. will get ing Moscow summer our mother would clear only makes bad moods worse. your top 10 finish, Smoke. another top five as will Jeff Bur- was bad, you obviously,.—:...': "',:...outparts of the house Muddy human feet and muddier Lap 175:Edwards takes the ton. We'l see how the points haven't spent a few and stack blankets, box- kitty paws make for a real mess. lead. shake out. 'onths in my neck of the es and other unwanteds It's been raining for days, and it Lap 177:All that pit strategy As for my fantasy team, I'l woods. in our room. Therefore, I will rain for many more before may have gone out the win- be lucky to score more than 400. The boxes littering consider the three'f us the temperature actually rises. dow. Kyle Busch spun with Lap 198:Earnhardt Jr. and . home '," wouldn' Burton for the fourth my are not pa- ~: tobe equallyatfault. above 70 degrees. I 23 to go. I admire him and his fight spot. tiently waiting to be When my sister and I mind spending some time at the crew for getting that car back At this point, no one will catch unpacked. There is ab- '; 'moved out, we opted to beach in an effort to get out of the out on the track, but he just Kahne. Given that Earnhardt Jr. solutely no room to put leave our childish bed- house, but the extreme flooding screwed everybody else up. and Burton are the two drivers the belongings busting room furniture at home around Lake Coeur d'Alene has Matt Kenseth —who I had on right behind points leader Kyle last week led but Busch, the diFference in points out of their open tops. Keisey Husky andbuynewfurniturefor literally erased the sand from my team — pitted and probably won't fin- of one position'ould be v'ry There is also nowhere to > First Presbyterian Church I The Church Al~~ih 405 8. 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