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.Aging to be studied at NEW. SCULPTURE new Boise State center NEDT BY GRRCE LUCRS News Writer RRNDRLL POST News Writer Students and faculty welcomed the installation of a new sculp- Boise State University announced the creation of ture this week in front ofthe Boise an Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Aging State Student Recreation Center. as part of the 2005 White House Conference on University President Bob Kustra Aging. The announcement was made in a "listen- said the 3,000 pound "Rising Star" . ing session" sponsored by Sen. Larry Craig (R-m) created by Robert Kantor is a sign on Oct. 18 in the Jordan Ballroom of the Student of BSU's rising national profile. Union Building. "The artwork is a symbol of The center will be under the direction of the where we are going as an institu- College of Health Sciences and the College of tion," Kustra said. He said he met Social Sciences and Public Affairs. University of- Kantor a year ago at a fundrais- ficials said that both colleges will provide educa- er and later encouraged him to tion and training to the community and serve as bring a piece to BSU. a resource for faculty and students conducting re- Kantor, a Ketchum resident, search on aging. said he creates his art based on . his optimistic outlook on life. The [The.c8ni~;I;·~~;ri~·Il11'It.,1 th;e~rd~r~i~a~:o~ piece is a 12 foot high, wind driv- ~ fort.wD rsallons:! listening to local seen mobile to be loaned to BSUby ......

: "'Baby boomers don't want or need the senior P1lrrtU BYMONICArruU:tnlE ARDl'TEn is currently represented by the Eerller thiS week, workers rnstall e SCUlpture b~ Ketchum ertlst Robert Kentor In rront or the Student Recreetlon Center. PreSident care of today," Shapy said. Ochi Gallery in Ketchum. :Shapy called for an increase in funding to senior Rober Kustre celled the scultpure s~mbollc or BSU's rising netlonelstetus. centers and urged policymakers to stop "looking through rose-colored glasses." Shapy said the future senior must be independent and out ofnursing homes as well as feel useful Former U.N.Commissioner asks BSUto return $4 million and needed. Shapy also said baby boomers should get the care they want and need not what we want ny to the slave-like conditions of the for them. Immokalee workers in Florida. "I saw Sen. Craig called Shapy's comments "very ap- Robmson accuses Taco Bell of human rights urotetrons first hand the appaIIing living conditions." According to Robinson, work- propriate." ly restricted. "There is a disconnect sibllity,' said Robinson. The session is one of three to take place in Idaho BY MONICR PRICE ers are exposed to pesticides every that traps many people." Robinson has a message for glob- this week; one took place Oct. 19 at the Post Falls News Editor day and receive no overtime pay. It Not all restrictions should be lift- al corporations, "don't be compla- Senior Center in Post Falls and the other, today takes 78 tubs of tomatoes to earn ed but there certainly needs to be cent in human rights violations in the Oct. 21 at the Grand Teton MaIl in Twin Falls. Mary Robinson, former presi- $50. changes, said Robinson. According countries you do business with." According to university officials, initial funding dent of Ireland and former U.N. . "Anumber that I saw were living in to Robinson, millions in third-world With that, Robinson brought the for the center comes from a $245,000 grant from the Commissioner for Human Rights, containers .... windowless containers. countries will need jobs by 2030 in or- topic of conversation to the issues Administration on Aging in the U.S. Department spoke to a full-house on Tuesday in Don't for a moment think Taco Bell der to avoid chronic unemployment. surrounding the Taco Bell Arena. "I of Health and Human Services. the JordanBallroom. Robinson spoke isn't responsible," said Robinson. The "The European Union will need 70 think it's a good story." The 2005 White House Conference on Aging will on globalization, human rights, and Immokalee workers have modest de- million migrants to fill jobs by 2030," "I understand how strapped uni- take place Oct. 23-26, 2005 on Capitol Hill. Taco nell. mands, "they want decent working said Robinson. The two aren't talk- versities can be for cash... I have Some of the center's goals are to involve retired Robinson has been interested in conditions and decent wages." ing frankly with one another. She no doubt BSU could use the cash," seniors, students, faculty and staff as weIl as those human rights since childhood. She Robinson said there is still hope to said she has seen "more dlscrimina- Robinson said, adding that universi- from the fields of nursing, economics, social work, grew up with four large brothers and help Taco BeIl change its labor prac- tion and xenophobia than I have ever ties are places of ethics, it's up to the criminal justice, and health. jokes, "I had to be interested in hu- universities to offer solutions to the . tices. "let's talk about possibilities." known." If BSU, in a principled way, returned Boise State also hopes to support research on ag- man rights." problems society faces today. It's en- Robinson said corporate respon- the money and told Taco Bell they ing, with an emphasis on policy analysis and pro- Quoting Eleanor Roosevelt that hu- couraging that faculty and students sibility has become the new focus of could not do business with them un- gram evaluation. man rights must matter at home in have put forth resolutions to end the The center aims to develop a graduate certificate small places, Robinson jumped into the U.N with the role of business be- til they changed their ways, Taco Bell coming more and more recognized as Taco Bell contract and return the 4 in gerontological studies and provide non-credit the issues surrounding globalization. and Yum! Corporation might try to a global force for change. "The U.N. is million dollars, said Robinson. education and training to rural and urban care- Capital, goods and services move improve. "Human rights starts local- interested in corporate social respon- Robinson gave her own testimo- givers and service providers in health and policy across continents but labor is severe- ly,' said Robinson. areas related to aging. 'MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour' takes input from Boiseans· tional security and America's role number of attendees in Boise was in the global economy. Attendees high compared to other cities and were divided into groups of about so was the level of interest. Top-rated news show discusses pounce on campus 10 people. The goal was to formu- "They stayed all day..Nobody program. The "By the People" ments. terpiece. This will be the fourth late questions for a panel discus- left,"Weatherbysays.Participants BY MRRY GRRCE LUCRS program is designed to include "I'm excited to be here because such program and Boise's partie- sion later in the afternoon. initialIy agreed to!'e a Pllrt°r:~e News WrIter direct input from citizens around I'm hearing opinions from peo- ipants came in large numbers to The highlights of Boise's dis- group after receiving a -random The MacNeil/Lehrer' News the country. pIe from all walles of life; said be a part of the process. cussion have been given to telephone calI. Many said they Hour, one of the nations top-rat- Chair ofthe BSUDepartment of Carole Howley of Boise. She said "I was motivated by the oppor- MacNeil/lehrer productions were glad they decided to get in- ed news shows, landed in Boise Public Policy and Administration the conversation was balanced, tunity to be politically involved. and wiII be an integral part of volved. on Saturday to video tape. a Jim Weatherby said Boise's gath- but diverse. "People are valuing We don't have that opportunity a tonight's broadcast. Weatherby "That meansl'm still an op- ". group of 117 community mem- ering was a great success.' "It ex- each other's opinions and there's lot," said JaElla Hallam of Emmet. sald Boise's group may have been timist," HOVl1ey~;Shei.t>e.< bers in the Boise State Education ceeded. all, of our expectations,' a mutual respect." 'Hallam's group fQcused much of more diverse than· most other lleves .these ~:q(~.;~js.' Building. The group gathered to Weatherby said. The idea for the forum came their discu.sslon.?n the ~erits of -cities due to geography and city cusslons canl1rir1g~!ah9uf:~~~ olsrusspoUticaliss-.Ies 'ID1d~cHaai8osaid·evenUIli1l0iitwaSc.c 1Urer!~t.,!L~h"n.Jh!L~Q!i\~C;,~~~~~P~1[l!rgtI}~a,ry~~~I()Il~E.L "i7J3,.c '. . '. '.. ..•. '.' '. ',. ...~ tive,wor1cable'll()l\ltiOns'~8aYs ate' questions for a nationally much higher than fIrSt expect- ers of the MacNeil/lehrer News , humanitarian· aid; groups·-~.=-=:."ft:made-outexp~rietlcfa1it;·=·~etiUfiti--<:·~;:;_··"';:_·.~ .... _.,~ .. televised forum to air tonight on ed and it was an interesting and Hour on PBS decided to create a seas.. .' tie bit more unique. It covered deliveredto.· . Idaho Public Television at 7 p.m. unique experience. M()st partici- dialog about complex national is~ ~e two. mam tO~ICSselected a les~. metropolitan ~; said .t11~toim 'Boise is one of a hanclfutof cit-pants,e~~ed 'Yeath.~r~y~~senti-, sy~s with,vi~.input,~s~.~: ',for diSCUSSIOnin BOise were na- Weatherby. 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,..- ~ . ed the typical student event fare: food, ." ed to disappear in the next 50 years. suggested a link between the phones e friendship and fun; .. . BombingS inside forti- "Weaim to collect their DNA,"Clarke and this type oftumor. But.cell ppon Not such a good idea industry officials on Wednesday said . ,Butinthiselectionyear, with the said in an e-mail from her office at the culture war over gay civil iightsrag~ after all fied Green Zone kill at Institute of Genetics at the University the Swedish research is just one,study and that no conclusions can be drawn . iUg In neighborhoods>chllr~es,' state of Nottingham in England. "The loss legislatures and Congress, some of the Taking advantage of a bad situation, least 5 from it. of a species by extinction causes the events offered a political edge, too. a woman sold rocks to rioters during BAGHDAD,Iraq -On the eve of the irreplaceable loss-of millions of years The theme this. year: "Come out. two nights of civil unrest in Benton Muslim holy month ofRamadan, Iraq's of evolution. If the cells and DNA are Kerry.accuses Bush of Speak out. Vote." ' Harbor, Mich. She made about $70, most-feared terrorist group claimed preserved, much of this information is In a 2003 poll, 77 percent of gays, charging $1 for small stones and $5 for credit for setting off two bombs in the saved." planning to radically lesbians, bisexual and transgen- large ones. heavily fortified Green Zone, killing Among the first species whose genes der .people considered themselves She stopped when someone hit her at least five people and injuring four are in storage at the Natural History change Social Security "out." But only 32 percent talk to their With a rock. American civilians. Museum in London are the scimitar- parents about public policy issues, horned oryx, a Sahara desert antelope; The twin bombings were the first COLUMBUS,Ohio-Sen. John Kerry and 46 percent talk to their siblings the Socorro dove, which lives only Bubble, bubble, toil and fatal militant attacks in the U.S.-con- accused President Bush on Sunday about 'such toplcS,a Human Rights . on one island off Mexico; Australia'S trolled Green Zone, a compound of of crafting a "secret" plan to radical, Campaign Foundation survey found. hairy-nosed wombat; and the yellow trouble ... 10,000 U.S. and other coalition nation- Iy overhaul Social Security, an attack seahorse. als and Iraqi employees that had been aimed at making seniors nervous and A young woman in Madrid tried considered the safest place in Baghdad, raising doubts about whether Bush can to cast a spell like her hero, the fic- if not all of lran, be trusted to level with the public. tional wizard Harry Potter, by cook- AterroristgroupledbytheJordanian- "Just yesterday, we found outthatthe ing up a mixture of water, oil, alcohol ' born Abu Musab al-Zarqawi claimed ~cal/bSU ~tlonal president told his biggest and wealth- and toothpaste on her stove. She ac- responsibility for the bombings. iest donors about his big January sur- cidentally burned down her house. American and Iraqi officials had prise. He's going to 'come out strong' predicted that militant activity would to fight for his plan to privatize Social surge during Ramadan, as it did last Study links cell phone Security. May the force be with year. The attacks remain under inves- "This may be a good surprise for the BSU Astronomy Club tigation, but officials said they thought use to brain tumors wealthiest people and the well-con- hosts lunar eclipse view- you tOO.... goodbye the bombs were hand-carried into the nected in America, but it's a disaster FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -People Aman in Ohio was fired for using the 3-square-mile compound. for America's middle class," Kerry said ing who have used cell phones for at least 10 from the pulpit of Mount Olivet Baptist computers at work to help in the search years may have an increased risk of de- Church, a predominantiy black con- for extraterrestrial life. veloping a rare brain tumor, according Treasure Valley residents are in- His ex-boss said, "I understand his Frozen DNA may help gregation in Columbus. to a study published Wednesday in the Kerry has developed a penchant for vited to view a lunar eclipse through desire to search for intelligent life in preserve endangered spe- international journal Epidemiology. accusing Blish of secret plans, a theme powerful telescopes beginning 6 p.m. outer space, because obviously he A team of researchers at Institute that.dovetails with charges about the Wednesday Oct. 27 at Boise State doesn't find it in the mirror ill the cies of Environmental Medicine at the 'distortion of prewar intelligence and University. Faculty and members of 'morning.", . Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, echoes President Richard Nixon's "se- the Black Holez astronomy club will be WASHINGTON-There is an interna- Sweden, found almost a four-fold in- cret plan" to win the Vietnam War. on hand to answer questions. Admis- Uh, yeah, your ride is tional science project called the Frozen crease of the tumors known as acous- Recently, Kerry has managed to force sion is free, although a $2 donation is Ark, an attempt to preserve the DNAof tic neuromas on the side of the head the president to deny plans. to bring encouraged to help raise money for the thousands of the world's endangered here now where the phone was most often held. back a military draft, for instance, but purchase of new telescopes. species before they go extinct. The work was done as part of the he's also opened himself to the charge The observation session will be held A naked man was discovered in the The scientists' goal is to salvage the World Health Organization's cell on the roof of the Education Building, of baseless alarmism. ladies room of a California synagogue. rapidly shrinking biological record of phone research agenda, and experts "John Kerry's misleading senior located just east ofthe Morrison Center. He told police he was "waiting to catch life on Earth. in the field said it must be taken seri- scare tactics are' just another example Take the elevator to the seventh floor In the distant future, they may even his rocket ship." ously and is likely to rekindle consum- of a candidate who will say anything to and the stairs to the roof. Pay parking try to resurrect vanished creatures. er worries about the risks of using the get elected, no matter how false his ac- is available at the parking structure on DNA, the genetic code for building all Brady Street and University Drive. phones. cusations," said Bush spokesman Steve World/National/What the? stories living things, th~retically could be "The Karolinska researchers are re- Globular clusters, nebulas and galax- Schmidt. courtesy ofKRT Campus Wire Services used to reconstruct a simple animal spected around the world and this ies are some of the other objects in the unless otherwise credited. Locall like a beetle or a jellyfish, but likely not study will force health agencies to take night sky that will be visible through BSU stories are courtesy of the Boise a "Jurassic Park" -style dinosaur. a fresh look at mobile phone risks," said the telescopes. If inclement weather Politics weigh on annual State Web site at www.boisestate.edu. "Despite the best efforts of many Louis Siesin, publisher of Microwave forces cancellation of the event, signs All stories arc compiled by Carolyn people and conservationists, hun- News, who has been covering the in- ComingOut Week revelry will be posted at the entrance to the Michaud. dreds of thousands of extinctions have dustry since its early days. "This study Education Building. For more informa- taken place before the animals could should put an end to the industry's call tion, call the Student Information Desk KANSAS CITY, Mo.-The annual be rescued," said British zoologist Ann .to stop mobile phone health research." at 426-4636, or call Jessica at 841-5401. National Coming Out Week festivities Clarke, director ofthe Frozen Ark proj- At least one past study conducted on college campuses last week boast- ect. Another 10,000species are expect- for the cell phone industry had also ,

;:!fr~""7-:-_--:- ---'---'--~~-----~O:...:C:...:.T-=-2.:..-1 -=2:...:0:...:0~li__ HUNTING DEER IN OWYHEE COUNTY Most Common Mistakes And How To Avoid Them 1. Failure to immediately validate and attach a tag. No matter what the circumstances, immediately validate and attach a tag to the animal.- 2. Failure to leave evidence of sex. The easiest way to deal with this is to simply leave the head attached. 3. Waste of game. Wasting an animal is totally avoidable. Plan ahead and pack enough ice and coolers. Don't hunt too far from your vehicle and know where you are going to take that animal after the hunt.

done for. The two rushed off in behind a huge clump of sage- but toward the rim rock instead BY MICHELLE SELLS the truck and Iwent back to sleep. brush, on a hillside, opposite the and the 7 mm my husband was Outdoor Columnist A few minutes later my son and rim rock, about 500 yards from a carrying was much more likely to On my first deer-hunting trip James showed up with the four- I asked my husband, son, and small spring. Then it was time to get the job done. He carefully took aim as I held wheeler. We decided to head back friends, Jerry and James, to take wait. I hunkered down behind the my breath. The first shot went to camp. me to their secret hunting spot. At about 1:30 Dan pulic.l . - sagebrush and waited for the sun right over his head and the deer All four are experienced hunters the campsite. Jerry had got his to rise. I had been told that all I started to run for the rim, the sec- and I knew I could count on them deer and they needed the four- needed to know to hunt for deer ond shot passed just behind him to help me find my deer. There is wheeler to pull him out of a ra- is that they water in the morn- and he disappeared. It was over no substitute for the voice of ex- vine. James and Dan took off ing, I figured it wouldn't be long - in a matter of seconds. - perience, and I have learned a lot to help, one with the truck and until my first deer hunt would We figured by this time in the from all of them In the past. Iwas the other with the four-wheeler. come to a successful conclusion. day the deer had already visited ready to give this a try. About two hours later the trium- Unfortunately, things don't al- another water hole nearby and I met them after school on phant hunters returned with a ways work out and after about were' feeding somewhere. The - opening day about 7 p.m. They beautiful two-point. an hour, the adrenaline rush had - weather had warmed up dramat- · had gone ahead to set up camp By this time it was almost 4 subsided and the cold started to ically so we decided to walk some and scout the area. When I ar- p.m. and Jerry had to get back to get to me. ravines. rived, I enjoyed a simple dinner town for school. He proceeded After awhile the rocky ground We walked up and down hills, of venison (from the year before) to load his deer and four-wheeler felt as If It was frozen to my butt along the rim rock and through and a cold beer. We played cards into his trailer. Just as he finished despite Jny 15 layers of clothes. I the ravines. We saw several deer - and laughed until the earlymorn- a Fish and Game Officer pulled was nolonger shaking with antic- but nothing that we could legally · ing and fell asleep listening to the into camp. Ipation but shivering instead. shoot at. Bythis time the sun was coyotes howl. The officer was polite and A gorgeous Owyhee County beating down and the tempera- 4 a.m. came before I was ready friendly. He asked questions sunrise came and went, and still ture had climbed to 80 degrees. I and we all got up and had a small about where he had got his deer no deer. With the help of the sun was broiling in my layers of cloth- breakfast of coffee and dough- and how long ago. The officer in- I eventually warmed up. Still we ing. We decided to head back and · nuts. It was so cold that the cof- formed Jerry that he had-to issue watched and waited. find the others. fee felt and'tasted wonderful. We him a ticket for not immediately At about 10:30 a.m. two deer We found Jerry and started to : filled our pockets with grano- tagging his deer. Jerry's mouth crested the hill to our left. I make our way back to the truck. · la bars, piled on the layers and fell open. In all the excitement grabbed the binoculars. There I was exhausted and soaked with · headed out. he had made the classic mistake was a four-point and a two-point. perspiration. It couldn't have My adrenaline was already of failing to validate and attach a The two-point was the animal we been more than a few minutes Forget ihe monthly bus pcssf Because for leu money. you con be driving a : pumping. I was so excited that I tag. Derbi _ going eo~y on the environment, getling cheop msurcnce, prefoned had been waiting for but he was before I was out cold. · kept getting ahead of the group Afunny thing, I came out to try parking, and Q worronly. tool Hew cool i, thol~ And oil, yeah: ii" Q De

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THE ARBITER \ OCT 21 200'1 ...loj :'I.;.. ~.. ,.... Two men, ...... ,~.. " two visions, ""... 1~ ;:..... :~ '".." revealed .... ;. Knight Rldder/Trlbune Nawe Sarulca .. '~ Forget the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth. Forget CBS' ..-, TexasAir National Guard forgeries. Forget the negative ads .... from hypercaffeinated 527 committees. And forget most "- of the speech making at the two political conventions. ..~ Instead, cherish this year's three presidential debates .. between Sen. John Kerry and President George W. Bush. ';'1 Like the first two debates, Wednesday night's rounder in ..~ Arizona showcased rugged but revealing politicking be- .. \", I tween two men who don't much like each other. ... With the debates past, voters can reflect on the wealth ... of information they've learned from these three clashes ".. about what does (and, unfortunately, doesn't) distingui~h ~ I these candidates: ':.," Their differences on national security issues have come ... 'o... sharply into focus. Kerry puts more faith In diplomacy, l. summit meetings and international alliances to help pro- ';I-'" tect America. Bush won't cede as much trust; he believes .. \ in a more self-reliant America that isn't deterred when the ...... i world chooses not to engage...... ! '),. I Kerry is on record as saying he would respond - a re- ! vealing choice of words - aggressively to terror attacks...... Bush essentially says he would continue to take the battle ...... '"... to terrorists overseas - pre-emptively and with casualties 'M _ rather than have those fights on U.S. streets. ,~ I On Iraq, Kerryappears eager to declare success and '",. withdraw troops. Bush appears eager to defeat the insur- '"... gency and stabilize Iraq for the long haul. Kerry talks about ... chaotic conditions in Iraq. Bush talks about squelching :.. terrorist fanatics by aggressively spreading freedom. I.~ Voters saw Kerry turn often to turf that's perilous for I., I• him _ given his contradictory positions on Iraq - by at- t tacking Bush for launching the war Kerry voted to autho- 1.< rize. Just how perilous that turf is came clear in the second • :.. debate, when Kerry said, "I do believe Saddam Hussein t"., ':.. was a threat." He then accused Bush of being preoccupied ~ with Iraq, "where there wasn't a threat." " ~ During the debates, then, Americans have been able to 1 ..... peer Into each man's soul. Bush is decisive and unapolo- ft ...... getically stubborn - too much so for some voters. Kerry .;,,~ has been struggling for two years over what he thinks '~ ~ about Saddam Hussein - too long for other voters. '", Don't look for Bush or Kerry to make the hard choices used as a sick political tool 1'; necessary to begin balancing the government's check- '.r.t.. book. The nonpartisan Concord Coalition says Bush's and still are, against the war and taxing and spending proposals will grow the deficit by BY KYLE GORHRM the real reason for the a draft. The Republican's use-of $1.33 trillion over the next decade; Kerry's proposals, in- Opinion Editor this bill to gain political favor.Is cluding a massive health program, would grow it by $1.27 shameless. It's like using an anti- trillion. In their second debate, Kerry blasted Bush for en- Whoa baby, there really is no coincidental vote was traditional war protestor as a battering ramjo gineering the country's first wartime tax cut. Kerry then end to the mischievousness of break down suspected terrorists' added: "I want to put money in your pocket. ... I have a those silly Republicans. election time bitch-slap politics. By, doors. " proposal for a tax cut for all people earning less than the The recent defeat of a democrat- Even our own U.S. representa- $200,000." No profiles in courage here. sponsored bill to reorganize and keeping the bill in committee until tive, C.L. "Butch" Otter (R-ID), has And don't look for Bush or Kerry to admit that he re- reinstate the draft was soundly jumped on the fun bus for soiDe ally can't create gobs ofnew jobs in a complex econo- beat to a pulp in the U.S. House of the election nears, Republicans were self-serving politics.;,: my that has 130 million of them. Presidents don't create Representatives. Yes,smashed like "None of us need the distraction jobs; small businesses and big companies do. And yet, as ajack-o-lantern by ill~tempered ju- assured a political atom bomb of a few fear-mongers playing (In Newsweek economics columnist Robert Samuelson suc- veniles on a post-Halloween ram- the public's emotions to advance cinctly put it last month: "Where (Kerry and Bush) agree page. Since its defeat, Republicans their own agenda," he said. " is the presumption that presidents can deliver prosperi- have touted themselves as the sav- to drop' at a time when it would Are you talking about yourself ty. Politicians, the press and the public all buy into this ior ofAmerica's youth at the hands and fellow republicans Butch? The notion. Unfortunately, it isn't even a half-truth. More like of a vicious Democrat bill. Sounds do the most damage. only agendas being advanced are a sixteenth. A president's policies do affect the economy. about right doesn't it? your reelection hopes by using the circulating since the war in Iraq defiance of the Bush administra- But' they're just one of many influences. The others (in- But let's see it for what it really draft as a tactic against Democrats cluding the business cycle, technology and the Federal began. No, the real reason for the thin's push to war with Iraq. Its is - underhanded and malicious- instead of as an issue. Playing on coincidental vote was tradition- sponsors first hoped that the bill Reserve) usually dominate." Amen. ly executed political buggery at the public's emotions? It seems al election time bitch-slap poli- would create dissent on Capitol Wednesday night, Bush and Kerry again each clung to the hands of the Republicans, and the public is on the ass-end of this the fiction that he'll be a better Jobs Fairy than the other tics. By keeping the bill in com- Hill toward the war, as well as pub- here's why. political joke. ' guy. Bush has correctly claimed that his tax cuts stimu- mittee until the election nears, lic outcry. The bill was also intend- The stagnant bill was pushed ed to distribute the responsibility Politics during an election lated job creation, and Kerry has correctly claimed that to a vote just retently after sitting Republicans were assured a polit- year seem to always get nasty 1n ' those tax cuts raised the federal deficit. Bush wants to ical atom bomb to drop at a time of "defending" our nation against in committee since early 2003. America - candidates' reputations make the tax cuts permanent; Kerry wants to raise taxes when it would do the most dam- Iraq equally if the war began. Of For nearly two years the bill re- . are smeared in the stink of an op- on high earners. Voters can pick their poison. But, again, age. For a bill that could have been course, the true intention of the ceived little attention and discus- ponent's best B. S. on both sides voted on over a year ago, the tim- bill is stifled amidst Republican presidents don't create jobs. sion in the house. Why then was of the party system. Democrats Having watched them for 4 hours, voters now know that banter. it miraculously pushed to vote by ing of its vote cannot be a coinci- are guilty of bad politics as well, Kerry is more adept at criticizing Bush's record than he is The Republicans used the bill Republican house member John dence, nor the party involved in but turning Americans'legitimate at articulating affordable solutions that have a snowball's pushing it to a vote. It's cheap-shot to paint Democrats as both the McHugh (R-NY) now? McHugh concerns about the draft into a chance of getting through Congress. Equally maddening politics at its best, but likewise source of draft rumors, and as stated that recent rumors of draft a party hell-bent on sending seedy political pat on the back is a for debate buffs: Bush never admits a mistake. sickening to see a sensitive nation- reinstatement prompted him shot below the belt. Listening to Kerry parse tax policy is to know who has al subject used like a prostitute. America'syouth toIraq. Thisseems to bring the matter to a vote, al- ironic since most Democrats were, the bigger brain. To listen to Bush talk about faith and though draft rumors have been The bill was initially drafted in family is to know who has the bigger heart.

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tory for the title. The Broncos BY JEREMY RRSMUSSEN had to settle for second place. 1st BCS; Miami Sports Editor Here are the game scores for the The Boise State men's lacrosse weekend: Game 1:University ofNevada-neno team hosted the largest lacrosse (3) vs. Boise State (5) tournament in the Northwest of Game 2: Central Washington the year this past weekend. The slips in front of (3) University vs. Whitman College Gem State Invitational began on Friday with 11 teams and was (7) Game 3: University of Nevada- played throughout the week- Reno (B)vs.Western Washington end until the final two teams Sooners at No. 2 squared off in the tournament University (2) Game 4: University of Montana (4) championship game Sunday af- vs, Montana State (9) ternoon. where anyone is ranked today," Game 5: Boise State (7) vs. Central who also is commissioner of the Boise State made a strong BY MIKE HUGUENIN he said. "There is too much of Washington University (3) home stand as they picked up The Orlendo Sentinel Big 12. The Broncos are this season left to play for anyone Game 6: Utah ValleyState College The BCS formula was tweaked victories in each of the first four to get too worked up about this (5}vs.Whitman College (4) ranked 19th In the RP tournament games to pit them There was no surprise Monday in the offseason, and there are now. The bottom line is that you Game 7: Montana State (7) vs. only three components now: The against the University of Utah at the top of the first BCS stand- poll, 16th In the coach- have to go out there and win your University of Nevada-Reno (4) Associated Press' Top 25, the USA in the championship game. ings, but there was a surprise at games." Game B:University of Montana (5) Today/ESPN coaches' poll and es poll and 10th by the BSU knocked off Nevada-Reno No.2. There are seven unbeaten vs, Utah ValleyState College (6) six computer ratings. In the corn- 5-3 in the tournament open- USC, which has been atop the computers. 801se IS teams in Division I-A, and six Game 9: Boise State(B)vs. puter ratings, a team's high and er on Friday night. Next up was media polls since the preseason, of them are in the top seven in University ofIdaho (5) low scores are tossed out, and the thought of more high- Central Washington University is first in the first BCS release of the BCS standings. The other is Game 10: Western Washington four middle scores are used to in a mid-day match-up on the season. But Mlaml, which is ly by the computers Boise State, which is 14th. The University (1) vs. Cniversity of Utah Saturday. BSU overpowered the third in one poll and fourth in find the average. Broncos are ranked 19th in-the Each component counts one- than, among others, Wildcats from CWU 7-3. Just a (9) . another, is No.2 in the BCS, with AP poll, 16th in the coaches poll Game 11:University of Nevada- third. few hours later, the Broncos took Oklahoma third. The Sooners arc California, Georgia, and 10th by the computers. Boise Reno (4) vs. Central Washington Removed from last year's for- out the Vandals 8-5. Sunday, the No.2 team in both polls. is thought of more highly by the University (3) mula were strength-of-sched- Texas and Purdue. Boise State clinched their spot in Also of interest is the team at computers than, among others, Game 12: Montana State (B)vs. ule, team record and quality-win the tournament championship No.7, unbeaten Utah. No non- California, Georgia, Texas and UniversityofUtah (10) components. In addition, results game with an 8-2 blowout of the BCS league team ever has played Purdue. Game 13: Utah Valley State College from the two polls formerly were Auburn and, the biggest surprise, other Washington team in the in a BCS bowl, but if the Utes fin- Never in the six-year history of (5)vs, University ofldaho (4) averaged to come up with one Utah. tourney, Central Washington. ish in the top six of the BCS, they the BCS have three schools in the Game 14: Whitman College (3) vs. overall poll number. USC is first in four computers, To cap off the successful week- are guaranteed a slot. final BCS top 10 finished unbeat- Western Washington University (5) While strength of schedule no second in one and third in the end for the team, the Broncos One thing to remember: The en. Game 15: Boise State (B)vs, Western longer is a separate component, other. Miami is first in one com- faced off with Utah for the Gem only BCS standings that really The lone Big East team iri the Washington University (2) all six computers have a strength- puter, second in four and third in State Invitational title. Utah had matter are the last ones, which BCS top 25 is West Virginia, which Game 16: University of Utah (9) vs, of-schedule factor in their rank- the other. Oklahoma's computer blown out Whitman College (9- will be released Dec. 5. Teams is 20th. But the Mountaineers Whitman College (2) ings. rankings are first, fourth, fifth, 2), Western Washington {9-11 first and second in the final BCS get no respect from the comput- Game 17: University of Idaho (2) vs. This week, Miami is ahead of fifth, eighth and 10th. and squeaked by Montana State standings meet Jan. 4 in the ers: None of the six have WVU Oklahoma because the comput- Oklahoma Coach Bob Stoops (l0-8) before going into the final University of Montana (B) - Orange Bowl. in the top 25. WVU's BCS rank- Championship Game: University of ers love the Hurricanes, or at least said there's no reason for any- against the Broncos. The home "I think it's obviously very ear- ing comes from its position in the love them more than they love the body to get too worried at this team held it's own in the final, Utah (7) vs. Boise State (4) ly. It's important that there not be media polls (tied for 15th in AP, Sooners. Oklahoma is fifth in the stage of the season. but Utah pulled out the 7-4 vic- an overreaction to this poll," said "It really makes no difference 14th in the coaches' poll). BCS coordinator Kevin Weiberg, computers, behind USC, Miami,

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BY WENDElL BRRNHOUSE Helsman: Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma; Reggie McNeal, Texas AI Dauis to speak up Knight Ridder Newspepers Oklahoma A&M;Jason Campbell, Auburn; Davey O'Brien (quarterback): Kellen Clemens, Oregon; On whether he would have re- KyleOrton, Purdue Vernand Morency, Oklahoma BY DRRREN SRBEDRR On whether Rice's unhappi- In 45 days, the 2004 regular sea- leased Rice hada trade not hap- Doak Walker (running back): State; J;J. Arrington, California Knight Ridder Newspepers ness became a distraction: "It's son will be history and we'll know pened: "No, for two reasons. Cedric Benson, Texas Team misses: Clemson, Ohio not a distraction for me because who is playing in the Orange Bowl No.1, it wouldn't be right to do for the national championship. Blletnlkoff (wide receiver): State, LSU,Kansas State, ALAMEDA,Calif. - The trade these things are very simple. But that to him. Braylon Edwards, Michigan Maryland, Or~gon, Rutgers that sent wide receiver jerry Rice it was a distraction for the coach. Thus far, the season has pre- "No.2 - and it's not a factor, Outland (Interior Ilneman): from the Raiders to Seattle on It wasn't intended on anyone's sented too many mysteries and but it is true - if you release a Marcus McNeill, Auburn Player misses: Tuesday was Significant enough part; he just didn't deserve it. not enough clues. Southern player and he's a vested veter- Lombardi (lineman): Dan Cody, Charlie Whitehurst, Clemson; for Oakland owner Al Davis to He's new. But it was there." California and Oklahoma have an and has been with you since Oklahoma Darren Sproles, Kansas State; hold a rare news conference, On the end of Rice's record remained No. 1 and No. 2 in the first game, he is under a no- Butkus (linebacker): Derrick Chris Rix, Florida State; Walter streak of catching at least one both polls, but both teams have this one by phone. cut contract. You have to pay Reyes, Syracuse; Justin Vincent, Davis spoke on a number of pass in a game last month: showed flaws. Johnson, Texas him through the year, no matter Thorpe (defensive back): Antrel LSU topics, ranging from Coach Norv "The thing that happened in The first week of the Bowl when you release him." Championship Series standings Rolle, Miami Turner to the team's 2-4 start. the Buffalo game was tough on all of us. I'll never forget Rich On whether the Raiders are re- didn't help clear up the national Nagurskl (defensive player): Three best games The highlights: Gannon saying to me after- building: "I had hoped to have championship picture. Thanks Antrel Rolle, Miami Miami 41, Louisville 38: The On quarterback Kerry Collins' ward, 'God, I'm trying to win the never used that word - and I to a stronger showing in the com- Groza (kicker): Mike Nugent, Cardinals walked into the struggles: "It'3 disappointing. I game. I wasn't even thinking of still hope not to use it because I puters, Miami debuted at No.2, Ohio State Orange Bowl and played the think he can come back and do jerry Rice catching the football.' still see the season is not out of knocking Oklahoma to No.3. Guy (punter): Matt Payne, BYU Hurricanes off their feet, taking the things we want, and we can I said, 'Listen, I understand.''' reach." "It really makes no difference a 24-7 first-halflead. In the sec- be very tough on offense." where anyone is ranked today:' LOOKING RHERD ond half, a battered and bruised Sooners coach Bob Stoops said. The game' thet Willhelp determine center- Brock Berlin helped Miami score anca champmns and natmnel tille contend- 34 points to rally to a season-sav- The Heisman Trophy race also ers: is muddled. Oklahoma's Adrian ing victory. USC 23, Callfornia 17:The Peterson is making a run at be- Oct. 23: Fresno State at Boise Golden Bears deserved to win. ing the first freshman. to win State, Michigan at Purdue Pain iSI the award. Purdue's Kyle Orton, Oct. 30: Oklahoma at Oklahoma They outplayed the Trojans on both sides ofthe ball, but spe- USC's Matt Leinart and Texas' State, USC at Washington State cial-teams snafus led to 16USC Cedric Benson also are in the Nov.6: Oklahoma at Texas A&M warning signal ... points. Cal quarterback Aaron running. OU quarterback jason Nov. 13: Georgia at Auburn, Utah Rodgers was outstanding, ty- White, .the -defending Heisman at Wyoming, Miami at Virginia ing an NCAArecord by com- (Help is on 'the way.) winner, has been steady, but not Nov. 20: Auburn at Alabama, pleting his first 23 passes. But spectacular. BYUat Utah, Wisconsin at Iowa, with a first-and-goal from the 9, There are seven undefeat- Florida at Florida State Rodgers went 0-for-3 in trying for ed teams heading into the _ Dec. 4: Big 12 Conference a game-winning touchdown. home stretch - USC, Oklahoma, Championship Game (Kansas Wisconsin 20, Purdue 17:One Auburn, Miami, Wisconsin, Utah City, Mo.), Southeastern play, one fumble, one return for a and Boise State. And seven teams' Conference Championship touchdown changed everything. that were in The Associated Press Game (Atlanta), USC at UCLA preseason top 25 are not ranked Purdue appeared to be running '- Ohio State, Kansas State, out the clock, and KyleOrton ap- HITS RNO MISSES peared to be strengthening his Clemson, Missouri" Maryland, Some or the high, and low, '0 rer: grip on the Heisman Trophy. But Oregon and Minnesota. a fumble on a rollout was recov- Team hits: Wisconsin, Utah, ered by the Badgers' Scott Starks, Auburn, TexasA&M, Oklahoma who returned it 40 yards for a TROPHY HUNTERS State, Boise State, Navy game-winning touchdown that Basad on their play In the flr,t hair season, kept Wisconsin undefeated and here are the winners of the major awards: Player hits: Adrian Peterson, handed Purdue its first loss. Will Miami Hurricanes fans give Brock Berlin a break?

1), Utah's Alex Smith (15-1) and BY OMRR KELLY "It's not fun, not fun for your reus Tye Gunn (10-1.) south Florida Sun-Sentinel family. I hate it for them to have to hear some of those things. But But at Quarterback U, the ex- CORALGABLES,Fla. - If Brock it's part of the game, part of be- pectations are higher, and Berlin Berlin could write a love letter to ing a quarterback at a big univer- knows he still has work to do to Miami's fans he'd probably start sity, especially one with a lot of earn the respect that Ken Dorsey, Vinny Testaverde, Steve Walsh, by asking what more he has to do tradition:' said Berlin, who has a to make them love him. 139.3 efficiency rating that's sec- Gino Torretta, Jim Kelly and Yes, he's part Florida Gator, ond best in the Atlantic Coast Bernie Kosar eventually got. "We're spoiled:' coach Larry joining the Hurricanes after Conference. "For me, I just keep Coker said. "As coaches we're transferring. He undoubted- on plugging along,' spoiled. We expect to win every Iy takes a lot of responsibility for He wants love but will settle for game. Our fans expect to win ev- keeping Miami out of the nation- _ respect. His teammates feel he ery game. We kind of have, 'This al championship picture last sea- has earned it. is the scenario how we expect to son with erratic play. Berlin rallied Miami back And he believes he can be a bet- against Florida, West Virginia win it.''' Asked if he thinks the fans will ter quarterback in Miami's pro- and Florida State. ever embrace Berlin, Coker said, style balanced offense, not the And last Thursday he contrib- shotgun. uted a heroic second-half perfor- "I think it depends on the end re- sult. If he has a good year they'll But Berlin and his family - his mance,completing12of14passes look back "and say, 'This guy is biological one and his UM team- for 179yards and two touchdowns mates and coaches - are hop- in the third quarter alone, despite pretty good.''' ing that his four fourth-quarter, a serious chest injury in the sec- come-from-behind victories and ond quarter. That overcame a 17- INJURY REPORT Linebacker Leon Williams had continued improvement will help point first-half deficit in UM's 41- the cast removed from his broken silence his critics, particular- 3Bwin over Louisville. hand and has resumed his role as Iy those who routinely boo him "We have a whole lot of con- middle linebacker. on his home field, and prove he's fidence that Brock can pick this Tackle Rashad Butler has a worthy oftheirloyalty. team up no matter how far be- splint on a finger on his right "Youwant your fans to love you. hind we are or how bad things get. They are your fans. You love to He's done it before," said receiver hand. Junior receiver Sinorice Moss, play in front of your home crowd Roscoe Parrish. "He's proved he's who was held out of last week's and in your home stadium, but a warrior." game because of a hamstring in- you can't control anything they Berlin is 16-2 as a starter at jury, practiced and is expected to do:' said Berlin, who has com- Miami, winning .BBBpercent of play Saturday at North Carolina pleted 60 percent of his passes for his games. His winning percent- 9B4 yards and eight touchdowns age is fourth among college foot- State. while limiting his turnovers to ball's returning starters. (He's three interceptions. behind USC's Matt Leinart (IB- < i Marcus Eaton concert to benefit BOl88 St.ete Btudent The concert will be Local musician Marcus Eaton will share his held at The Big Easy. talents Friday night at The Big Eas,y to benefit a Doors open at 7 p.m. Boise State student whose wife was killed in a and the show starts rock climbing accident last July. The show will benefit Adam Hanson. o at B p.m, Tickets are $10 at the door. All Eaton has won critical acclaim for his debut al- proceeds will be do- bum 'The Day the World Awoke' and has opened .natsd to Hanson. for acts such as G.Love and Special Sauce, Jewel and Big Head Todd & The Monsters.

\I ": THE ARBITER OCT 2\ 200lf Fresh, hue, Typewriter inspires and compiled prize-winning poem [New albums from musrcel gIants] ERIC RUSSEll " Culture Writer R.E.M. Around the Sun Each new R.E.M. album is usually a major step in a new direction rRufl~l~ from its previous one, but R.E.M.'s latest release, "Around the Sun," is a step back in some ways. In fact, it's three steps back. "Around the Sun" sounds very much like a combina- tion of sounds from their last three albums. For example, the ethereal- ly electronic "Electron Blue" feels like it came right out ofthe "Reveal" sessions. You could almost call the album a collection of out-takes from the three previous albums. That's not entirely fair though, because "Around the Sun" is better than that. The primary difference between "Around the Sun" and their most recent previous work is their newest addition is decidedly less electronic than the others. While many ofthe album's tracks include some background keyboard sounds, most of the songs are driven by acoustic guitar and piano. The problem with "Around the Sun" is not so much the style, but the songwriting itself. A number of the album's songs sound a bit melod- ically dry. R.E.M. is known for intentionally refraining from writing pop hits, but they may be going too far in the other direction here. "Around the Sun's" best songs open and close the album with the achingly pretty "Leaving New York" and rousing finale in the titl~ track "Around the Sun." It's not often you hear words like "dream" and "believe" used in music in a way that isn't fairly cheesy, but R.E.M. man- ages to pull it offin a way that actually feels uplifting.

Pearl Jam JRNR HOFFMRN Benaroyal HaIl Culture Writer When I heard that Pearl Jam's JonVonk, current Boise State poetry slam champ, has a new live album was all acoustic, I strange love, a deep obsession, a magnetic attraction to his was hoping it would be theirversion typewriter. In fact, he pecked out a winning poem on his new- of Nirvana's classic "Unplugged in ly scored Remington at the Flying M the day before he awed New York."It's not. That's not to say an audience with a passionate performance chalk full ofheavy that it's bad - it's quite good, But it's breaths, half-moans, and a bit of quivering. The poem's title: not a typical "unplugged" album. "Typewriter Fetish." One difference is the sound of the Vonk was one of seven poets who competed Friday, Oct. 15 recording. While. "unplugged" al- in the Special Events Center for cash prizes in the Boise State bums sound close to a studio re- Poetry Slam, hosted and held once every semester by Student cording, "Benaroyal Hall" has the Activities. definite sound of a live concert al- When asked about his animated performance of "Typewriter bum. Simply put, the sound: is not Fetish," Vonk said, "I was possessed by the evil demons, the as sharp. type writing demons - I don't know. I just felt the spirit of the The larger problem is that, with the exception of the brief "Lukin", typewriter." The poem won him the round and ultimately the Pearl Jam doesn't really play their electric songs acoustically on this first place cash prize of $100. one. There's no acoustic "Alive" or "Jeremy;" instead they stick to a set About 25 people attended the slam, five ofwhom volunteered oftheir softer acoustic songs. What we get then, is not abunch ofharder to judge the poets' words and presentation thereof. The slam songs that have been reworked for non-electric instruments, but very consisted of three rounds. Each poet presented one poem, one familiar renditions of recent acoustic works. The songs do sound good to three minutes in length. All were welcome to participate in though, and I appreciate the non-album tracks which have made the the slam, but to win money participants had to be "fee paying set list _ eight in total, including the recent single "Man of the Hour." Boise State students." As Pearl Jam has softened since their early '90s grunge days, they've Clad in corduroys and curly, pig-tailed golden locks, second also gotten better. Their songs are getting more subtle and more re- place winner Casey O'Leary seared the crowed with descrip- fined with more intricately written melodies. "Benaroyal Hall" show- tive images of nature, the politics of an independent woman, cases the best of these lesser known jewels. and meaty emotion. When asked what fuels her poetry she said, "Injustice in all of its forms is really what stirs me up, and love of the natural world I guess - plants specifically ... and Van Halen maybe dirt." O'Leary has been participating in poetry slams The Best of Both Worlds for-about a year and said that her poetry has evolved accord- ingly. "It was more about recognizing that there is an audience Six years after their last album, and trying to convey some really passionate part of myself that Van Halen managed to get their J'IIOlllS BY IffilSTA AnAMS I wanted someone else to see. I guess for me it was a coming act together and tolerate each oth- [RBOUE) Cesey O'Leery racatuad second piece In the Poetry Slem out of self-pity introspection poetry and more turning it into a- er's presence long enough to rake in contest Judged by audience members In the Student Union's Spacral Euents Center.(Below] Jon Uonk won the first piece price form of communication, recognizing that I am half -of the ex- millions ofdollars in a world wide et the Poetry Slem perience and the audience is the other half," she said. The next tour - a tour that includes a stop in slam is scheduled for April I, 2005. Boise on Nov. 16.With the new tour, they needed a new album, and that became "The Best of Both Worlds." For some reason "Van Halen III" lIP': • was totally ignored on this com-

o pilation and their biggest hit from that album, "Without You:' was not included even though it is their only new single since the release of their first hits compilation. This would be oVllriookable if the album's contents were at its best, Q. What song did a Florida but it's not. "Both Worlds" does include some fun ones left off such as radio station play for 24 "Top of the World" and "Hot for Teacher," and includes some of my straight hours to kick off favorite power ballads in "Not Enough" and "Love Walks In," but it also includes some of the drunken-era covers in "Pretty Woman". and its all-Led Zeppelin "Dancing in the Street." "Both Worlds" also includes three new tracks -,format, in 1990? but they're not among Van Halen's best. In fact, they're not even that good - they feel like out-takes from "OU812" or something. . I must admit its range is broader than their first hits album: "Both To enter in the drawing submit your Worlds" includes all the regular album tracks on "Best of, Vol. I," and answer to [email protected] adds 16 others, not including the three new tracks and the three live tracks. Point being, it may just be a better introduction to Van Halen . Emailmustcontain your name, than the previous hits album, simply for its breadth, but nothing mon- : ';,;-,address,city, state and zip code. umental comes out of "Best of Both Worlds." - -

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