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R em em ber W e e k . Teny Crawford chosen as Poly Royal » A Parade grand marshal
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As a way to say “thank you” for coaching the univer sity's track and field athletes for the past 14 years, Terry Oawford has been selected as the grand marshal for this year’s Poly ILoyal Parade. “We wanted to choose a grand marshal that was relat ed to athletes in some way,” said Nicole Stivers, director of public relations for C^al Poly Open House. “It’s our way of honoring someone who has shown dedication and commitment to C^al Poly. Terry Oawford has done a lot for C'al Poly sports.’’ “C^il l\>ly: Cdioice of Cdiampions” is the theme for this year’s open house. Crawford has coached many C^il Poly athletes who have become NC!AA national champions or Olympians during her coaching years at ('al Poly. “We were looking for people who were involved with the Terry Crawford Olympics and Cal Poly,” said Allie O ’Leary, director of events and entertainment for C3al Poly Open House. “Terry Crawford has coached many Olympians so we thought H er story: io t to be it was a perfect fit.” The parade will begin Saturday, April 22, at 9 a.m., at the corners of (irand Avenue and Perimeter Road and will end at Perimeter Road and Via Carter at 10 a.m. “Our grand marshal is alw’ays a female because our open house wants to include traditions from past years,” Stivers said. Years ago the rodeo queen led the parade, igptten but “the rodeo queen doesn’t lead it anymore,” Stivers Cal Poly and San Luis Obispo honor said. “We’re bringing in traditions of past years.” the lives and memories of five local “It is such a great honor for me to be named grand female victims of violence and sexual marshal of the parade,” Crawford said in a press release. assault as part of Remember Week The three-day event begins Thursday, April 20, with clubs preview night at Farmer’s Market. Friday includes Amy Asman a preview day for admitted students to ^ MUSTANC. rWllY get acquainted with memorial honoring the lives of the campus and their Ilt^ou^wty of five San Luis C^bispo women departments, a uni loncning Awas held by the Cal Holy WHITNEY GUENTHER MUSTANG DAILY versity welcome and Womens Center Monday night at Luna Above left. Students observe five paintings on display created by Cal Poly stu a Friday night invite. C3afe in San Luis Obispo. The memorial is dents in honor of the five women victims of violence at Luna Café Monday Saturday, beginning someone who the first in a string of events scheduled for night. Along with the paintings, visitors could read a description on the artists at 10 a.m., more than Remember Week, which began on April feelings on the paintings and the lives of the women. 2(M) clubs and con has shown 10 and runs through April 14. Above, Cal Poly Women’s Center members lit five candies in the memory of cession booths will “We’re trying to show that (these each of the women honored at the event. be set up around dedication and women) are not forgotten. These are just campus offering stu five women in our community that have “Sometimes we are met with a lot of chai^d and imprisoned. dents an opportunity committineci been affected by sexual assault and we resistance from people saying ‘This is a safe However, one of the women has yet to to learn more about know that there are many, many more,” place, why do we need to talk about be found. This is her story. to Cal Poly what the campus has Women’s Center intern Rebeka Levin this?”’ said Elizabeth Lucas, a fellow On the eve of May 25, 1996 Cal Poly Nicole Stivers to offer, included said. Women’s Center employee. “But people freshman Kristin Smart went to a party. director of public relations need to realize that things as extreme as Spring quarter was drawing to a close, and booths are from fra The memorial is a quiet time for peo for Cal Poly Open House ple to come and reflect about these rape and murder can happen here in San the 19-year-old decided to celebrate the ternities, sororities, ______women, sexual assault and the problem Luis Obispo.” end of her first year in college at a friend’s clubs and teams and this issue poses for the community, coor Kristin Smart. Rachel Newhouse. birthday party. But, as police reports from many others. Also dinator Julia Sinclair-Falm said. Aundria Crawford. Kristina Hogan. Laci all over San Luis Obispo County and the featured Saturday will be main-stage performances, the “I think a lot of times women and men Peterson. Each of these women had their Internet show. Smart did not return for a Kids’ Fair, campus-wide exhibits and demonstrations, don’t feel comfortable talking about sexu lives cut short by sexual assault. Four of second year. events will begin at 10:30 a.m al assault and this memorial really creates a their b(xlies have been found, and the men But she didn’t go home either. For more information on the parade or any of the safe space for them to do that,” she said. responsible for their deaths have been see Remember, page 2 Cal Poly Open House events visit, www.openhouse.calpoly.edu . News editor; C'aidin 1 Connell • miL
know what happened to you.” she She svanted to quit,” said Murphy, the to walk back to the dorms with them. ‘hey, what’s gtiing on?”’ ‘ Remember said. office manager of her husbands prac At the time it seemed like no big deal She made Flores promise to walk continued from page / Smart was reported missing by her tice. “She had even dyed her blonde and the walk continued along Smart all the way to her dtirni, (iroth , loday, the girl who, according to parents shortly after the night of the hair bross n and she svanted the kids Crandall Way.” said, and Flores said he would. This * rhe ('al Loly Womens ('enter, vv,is party. University police, htnvever, on campus to call her Ro.xie.” Tim parted ways with the group at was the last time she was seen alive. ilescnbed by a friend as having, “a were slow to respond to the case “Hut she was really excited the last Perimeter Avenue and headed in News of Smart’s mysterious disap wide, slow smile; a low, confident because the department believed the night her mom talked to her because another direction. Flores, (?heryl and pearance following that early morn voice; a compassionate smile; a lanky she found out that her professor was Smart continued to walk the KK) ing walk across campus began a slow- f walk. She is intensive sunshine; going to let her retake a test that she yards up to the dorms. but-steady search for the Cal Poly ' sparkling, brown eyes; the sunset on had bombed,” Murphy said. At (irand and Perimeter, Cheryl freshman. Not surprisingly, police, the ’ the beach” is still missing. It s really scary to “Kristin kness she ssas uncondi needed to break off and walk up university and Smart’s family expect lod.iy she watches over the city ot tionally loved. She was newr (irand Avenue to her dorm at Sierra ed all the answers to her whereabouts Arroyo Cirande; her shy, chestnut eyes know that you estranged from her family,” she said. Madre. She later said she was nervous to lay with Flores. Hut Flores’s answers gazing from a large “reward" bill “They kness she didn't run away . . . about leaving Flores alone with didn’t seem to add up. board ptisted outside the law office of Her family knew she w'ould never dt) Kristin, (iroth said. “His testimony was very inconsis Janies R. Murphy on Last liranch could disappear that to her little brothers and her par “He was suppiisedly acting really tent,” Murphy said. Street. Murphy, along with his fellow ents.” inappropriately toward Kristin, talking Also, Flores was later documented law partners and wife (iann Murphy, and no one Six months after her disappearance, to her and fondling her,” (iroth said, by the Arroyo (irande Police has been looking for the ytning her family hired the Murphys and “at least enough for (iheryl to say see Remember, page 4 swimmer for .ilmost a decade. would know partner lana (aiates to further inves Once vividK strong in the minds tigate the c ase. The law office, vs ith what liappened help from the surrounding ('.entral ot Gentral ( ^oast residents, the case __I i THURSDAY NIGHT h. is become more of a niemorv ( 'oast communits, set out to find the miong ( al l‘oK students and locals to you. striking, ()-toot ssvimmer. DOWNTOWN .ihke. ^nd .is it nears the l(l-vear 1 he exact details of Smart's last in.irk. the bitter t.iste left by Smart's —Krista Overholtzer night on campus are still uncertain. HAPPY HOUR! lis.ippe.ir.iiu e h.is become harder to I‘i-ve.ir-olii Nipomo 1 lossesvr. svith the help of svitnesses 'orget lligh School gr.iJu.iCi.' and outside sources, both police and Come in for: w.is little when it happened, the famils’s lass vers lias e managed to oiotsabK .ii>ou; eight, right?” said piece together an ide.i ot ss'hai hap $2 Premium Beers ixnst.i (. )\erholt/er, a waitress at rhe "troubled girl” had run away. 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i'.-- >■ i 4 j it • 4 M u s t a n g D a il y Wednesday, April 12,2006 www.niustangdaily.net S t a t e /Lo c a l Watton said. g i j o b a l w a r m i n g Remember “It’s a tragic case,” he said, adding State briefs continued from page 2 that the UPD is “still hopeful that 1 )epartment as having a black eye someone will step forward with LOS ANGELES — An icy and scratches on his knuckles when information that might lead to a ball discovered last year in the he went in to be booked with dri conclusion of the case and hopeful outer solar system is only slight ving under the influence.The book ly an arrest.” ly larger than Pluto, scientists ing photograph was taken four to Since then, the San Luis Obispo leported Tuesday. five days after Smart’s disappearance, Sheriff’s Department has come up Previous estimates by ground- Murphy said. with multiple leads for the lO-year- based telescopes suggested the old case. But still, the case remains object informally called 2(H)3 “1 don’t think that Paul intended to kill her. I think he ended up stran unsolved and Smart continues to be UB313 was 30 percent bigger listed as a “missing person.” And than Pluto. gling her, or she aspirated in her own vomit, and . . . at some point she many people in the community, But the latest measurement by including the Smarts and their the Hubble Space Telescope has fought back,” Murphy said, adding that Flores did have some kind of lawyers, consider Flores the main a smaller margin of error and is suspect in the young woman’s mur likely the more accurate size, said rage problem stemming from child hood, which has been documented der. lead researcher Michael Brown “1 can’t tell you how many times of the C'alifornia Institute of at his middle school in Pasadena. The Sheriff ’s Department, how we thought we were going to find Technology. her,” Murphy said, adding that she According to Hubble, ever, released Flores, insisting that the case was still open. and her co-workers have never UB313’s diameter measures expected to find Smart alive. “The 1,490 miles, give or take 60 “The only information that I can give (the public) is contained oi\ the things we really want to know most miles. Pluto is about 1,422 miles now is where she is and how she across. Sheriff Department’s Web site. I can not comment further on the case died.” — 77i(’ Associated Press Representation for the Flores • • • due to the fact that it is an on-going case,” said Sgt. Brian Haskel, the family could not be reached for this SACRAMENTO — The department’s public information article, and Flores himself continues latest in a series of unusual officer. to plead the Fifth Amendment in spring,, storms will spare the Flores, according to the Web site, answering any and all questions con soggy Joaquin VJIey, reduc Sin has said that he separated from cerning Smart’s disappearance. ing the danger of levee breaks Kristin near his dorm room, and According to police documents, the there, buf will raise river levels 30-year-old has been arrested and reported that she walked the short across Northern California« charged with three D.U.l.’s. distance to her room alone. But forecasters said l^csday. “My biggest fear, since he drinks Kristin did not return to her room Crews in the Sai^ Joaquin and drives, is that he’s going to kill and has not contacted family or Viilley protected saturated levees himself and all the secrets about friends since that time. She did not with rocks, tarps and sandbags, Kristin and her whereabouts are have identification, money or extra but forecasters were cautiouslv going to be buried with him,” ASS
film, art, music and everything in between Sinatra explains it all
lien the levee starts though he visited that first house breaking, when the weekly for dinners with their chil W crtnvd stops scream dren. Years later, while walking his ing, the Cdiairman was right — you nervous daughter Nancy down the just gotta loosen up and swing. aisle, he whispered to her, “Don’t In the 1‘>4(K, Frank Sinatra was worry, Figeon, you can always get a the best game in town. His deep divorce.” She laughed — and even bobbyso.x ballads and smirking sex tually did. uality made him a hat-tipping embodiment of revitalized America; “Hire's to the confusion of onr ene- Send submissions of 700 ivom^or less to he sang, he acted, he cut a rug, all lilies!" mustangdailydwersions@gmaiicom the while giving wartime audiences The Cdiairman harbored a fierce a ring-a-dmg good time. And then SIACEY ANDERSON loyalty to his friends, and they were his golden voice gave out, and the siVi'iAi lo nil DAuy many. His closest pallies formed the silence became deafening — with Kat Back, the gallivanting gang of those valuable vocal cords shot and with a glass (cupped elegantly from entertainers who, among other his starlet w ife out the door, his fast the bottom) in one hand and a cig things, made Vegas stage shows cool track lotiked over for good. arette in the other. (But forget again. (The infamous name was Endsville. Mary jane - his third wife, Mia bestowed by an amused Lauren «V Hut he made that celluloid Farrow, smoked grass and he Bacall). His best partner in crime comeback, as the tragic soldier loathed it.) was Dean “Dino” Martin, a fellow Maggio in “From Flere to According to Bill Zehme’s biog Italian (though a much more stoic Eternity” (l‘>53), and all the fickle raphy “The Way You Wear Your one); he was the only man who Hollywood doors opened to Hat,” Sinatra hated to be alone, and could question Sinatra and live V V W embrace his new tenacity (and that his round-the-clock carousal was (“You crazy bastard!” Sinatra often shining Academy Award in tow). owed to frequent catnaps and sus crowed, in respect for his fellow Sinatra shot back up the ladder to pected bipolarism. (iuests to his Kat).The Back had some falling- nightly black-tie galas m outs over the decades; Sammy 1 )avis ■i record his most hoppin’ songs, embrace the best screen roles, and Hollywood and Balm Springs were Jr. w'as kicked out for a month after find the best buddies and broads t)f told to bring their sunglasses. a rude interview and, much later in his colortul life. Along the way, he life, the rift between 1 )ino and the also tangled with the mob, partied “I'm supposed to hare a Ph.lX on theCdiairman was never resolved. until the early afternoons nightly, subject ofnvnien. lint the truth is I've L a - l V flunked more often than not.” “Cock your hat — ant’les are atti and laid the base for what a real man s gotta do. Sinatra hated anyone who disre tudes. ” He was quick to fight, but not to “You only live once,” he said. spected a woman’s honor; it was the dress. Sinatra had a meticulously “And the w.iy I live, once is source of endless fights. A believer honed routine for doffing his suits enough.” in chivalry, he never swore in fmnt and grooming his loose ends; he More than the art he left behind, of ladies and sent them ridiculously (and I )ino) had a great concern for Sinatras ferocious w.iy of livin' is lavish gifts. (Second wife Ava cleanliness. The iconic hats were his real legacy. There’s something to (iardiier received a luxe shinver in worn initially to hide his receding be found m the man w Im tried it the jungles of Africa, where she was hairline, but later became an inte all — sometimes wnmg, usually filming). But he is also said to h.ive posted a long list of gorgeous gral part of his personality — each right, alw.iys his w.iy. It's time to hat angle held significance. Only follow his step and stop brooding in actresses in his MGM dressing room — and checked otf every black shoes and dark pants were our small messes, stop sulking for acceptable after suiulown; tuxedos w hat's gone, and start to jive in the conquest swiftly. His relationship w ith Gardner is were the norm, not the exception, short while we ve gi>t. So let's take and handkerchiefs (usually orange) immortal — the sultry movie star some timeless tips from OF Hlue alw.iys peeked fmm the pockets. was every bit as volatile and byzan- Eyes, the first and last man to grab 1 he man wasn’t classically hand tine as him, and they fought and life where it hurt some — he was five feet eight reconciled with lliM>r-shaking pas Funding Can Help Your inches tall, astonishingly skinny, and “I fed sorry for the ¡H-opIc who don’t sion. By many accounts, she humili had noticeable indents on the left Activity Take Off! drink, llln-n they wake np in the ated and humbled him. and he side of his face, the result of a diffi inornnn>, ihoi's as \^ood as tlwy're ijivni;reeled her back with suicide threats cult extraction during his birth. But to fft'l all day. ” and wild romantic gestures. When as he claimed often, a man should The party stopped w hen Sinatra they split 111 BLS7, he took the never hide his scars — they shaped did. Doors were locked and if any heartbreak hard and acknow lodged personality and weren’t going any body rose to leave early, he earned a the pain for decades to come (even where. Why should they? Whatever stern scolding. Any scene became it tlmnigh other marriages). was worth fighting for should III Frank's presence, which he The (iardner marriage preceded always be remembered. acknowledged with loud boozing his one to Farrow (after she was Just like him. (always Jack and four cubes) and humiliated by Woody Allen. Sinatra scoring every dame m winking dis offered to have the director’s legs Stacey .^nderson is a ioiirnalism and tance. He never forgot a pal’s drink broken). Ava also broke up his pre niiisic senior and KCPR l)J. li-mail preference, aiui usually traveleil vious union to Nanev Barbato, her at standersfw/aipoiy.edu.
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D iversions Wednesday, April 12,2006 www.nuistaniidaily.net ‘Lud^ Number Sievin’ worthy of screen
Ryan Chartrand stone somewhere that any film with Freeman is bound MUSIANC. DAIIY to be a great film; “Slevin” is no exception. And although Freeman doesn’t quite fit his character as a tough crime There are few stories told best only through the boss that could care less if he killed a child, he still packs beauty of cinema. “Lucky Number Sievin’’ happens his “Morgan Freeman Factor” with quite a punch that to be one of them. somehow works. Kingsley makes a truly inspiring perfor “Sievin’’ is a comple.x story about a guy who ends up mance alongside Freeman as a religious mobster who in the wrong place at the wrong time. Slevin, played by carries a shotgun (he’s come a long way since “Gandhi”). Josh Hartnett, has a rather unlucky day when he finds And yes, his mobster accent is perfect. Willis, devoid of himself caught in the middle of an ongoing war between his disturbing moustache from “ 16 Blocks,” easily steals two of the biggest crime bosses in town. Slevin, who has the show, however, achieving so by brilliantly assassinat no idea what is going on or who these crime lords are, is ing people left and right and delivering the most inge given a choice; he can either pay The Rabbi, one of the nious lines in his trademark raspy voice. city’s most prominent crime bosses phiyed by Sir Ben Surprisingly, Hartnett is able to hold his own Kingsley, S3( ),()()( > for a debt he knows nothing about; or among the veteran brigade as the main character, assassinate The Rabbi’s son for the Slevin. Although Matt Damon opposing boss, played by Morgan ...... —ii.ii— """...... would have fit the part just as Freeman. And to make things a well, you might come out prefer bit spicier, (ìt)odkat, a world-class ‘Sievin’ Ls ultimately a ring Hartnett as an action-thriller assassin played by Bruce Willis, is worthwhile experience hero to Damon. Lucy Liu, who setting all of this up to kill Slevin. plays the easily lov’able and bubbly To say there’s a lot going on in thanks to a myriad o f neighbor of Slevin, has an unex “Sievin’’ \vt>uld be an understate pected and charming chemistry ment. For many films, an elabo twists and turns with Hartnett that somehow fits rate plot can lead to a disorg;i- " ...... in amidst the ongoing roller nized pile of worthlessness, but coaster of events. “Sievin’’ is able tti make it all quite straightforward and Unfortunately,“Slevin” isn’t as lucky as the title enjoyable. The pacing is surprisingly comfortable and claims; having Paul McCiuigan, director of the forget there’s never a moment in which you would rather be table “Wicker Park” and a mostly inexperienced film watching “Oprah’s 20th Anniversary.” “Slevin” is ulti maker, at the helm of a low-budget production proved mately a worthwhile experience thanks to a myriad of to be a bit of a roadblock for “Slevin.” While the edit twists and turns that connect carefully-w'oven clues scat- tea*d thmughout the story. Seeing it all come together is ing is astonishing for such a complex plot, there’s an exciting experience that you won’t find executed as nothing spectacular in McCiuigan’s direction aside from well 111 any other medium. Weave in t\u> hours of clever, his somewhat stylish use of color. highly memorable and sometimc*s comical dialogue, and Nevertheless, “Slevin” is no “sleven” out often film; it all that’s left is making sua* someone shows up to act. has everything that you love about storytelling and more. ( O L ’RI KSV I’M O ro Not just any cast showed up, luivvever. As pa*viously If you enjoy memorable dialogue, complex mystery and ‘Lucky Number Sievin’ opened April 7 and raked in more than $7 million mentioned, Willis, Kingsley and Freeman make up a beholding the best actors in the business, I give you doc in its first week at the box office. powerful veteran force for “Slevin.” It must be written in tor’s permission to skip class right now and see it. DiFranco not so soft’
Ani DiFranco’s newest release is cally-charged songs. DiFranco is a politically-charged mixture of solo on stage with just her poetry and music acoustic guitar. The cheering of the audience can clearly be heard Ronnie Meehan in the background. A mix between MUSIANU HAI1Y songs and spoken poetry can be found throughout thé album. While other artists were pLiying Unfortunately, the sound quality benefit concerts and ruling the is less than desirable and you will wave of patriotism that swept the find yourself adjusting the volume country follow ing the *>/l I in order to hear the variety of attacks, fem-rocker Am DiFranco songs and poems. took the stage in April 2oo2 at First-time listeners nuy be sur New York’s Carnegie Hall to prised by DiFranco’s brash, in- express her disdain for the Bush your-face lyrics, especially toward administration and his American the end of the album when she foreign policy. recites her eight minute controver DiFranco’s latest album, sial poem, “Self Kvident.” 1 he “(\irnegie Hall 4/6/(l2.” is a poem contains the line, “We all recording of her live performance boanled the plane for to fly, and at the famous hall. T he album is a then w hile the fires were raging, compilation of DiFranco’s past we all climbed up to the win ( CH R IIS Y I’M O IO work along with her newer pohti- dowsill. And then we all held hands and jumped into the sky.”This ref Fans of Am DiFranco will be to have a significant impact. Her erence to *>/l 1 and the countless pleased to hear her older songs on 200.S album “Knuckle Down” others in the poem will offend “C'ariiegie.” Some of her more could be a better catch for some Buy it or download it, some people, but are delivered elo famous ones like “Gods CYnmtry” one who is not looking for a live aithar way it’s a must-hava. quently. The silence of the New from her 1003 album “Fuddle album. York audience is eerie, and gives a Dive” and “Gratitude” from the The songs are witty, and sense that they are transfi.xed, not 1001 album “Not So Soft” are DiFranco’s guitar skills are simple, Should bacoma a insulted by the intimate lyrics. included on the album. yet effective for her style of music. naw favorita. DiFranco’s personal dislike for The w ide variety of stings fea Fans of DiFranco will definitely Bush is further made evident tured act as a snapshot of want to pick it up, but those who Worth a trip to tha when she recites, “George W. Bush DiFranco’s 16-year career. Mtist h.ive not heard her music may music stora. is not president” and refutes his importantly, her clever and sophis want to listen to her previous victory in the 2001) election. ticated song writing ability shines albums first because the live with the selections. recording does not give justice to Go download Because the album is live, a coupla songs. DiFranco often tells short, personal The album works, but it comes her unique voice. stories inbetween songs they allow oft* as being a bit late. Although the listener to connect better with 0/11 is still a relevant topic, from a RATING; Don't wasta tha the artist. But overall, the stories musical standpoint, it seems that •paca on your IPod. the album is several years too late . anrwiiti are bland and lack real substance. M u sta n g D aily 8 Wednesday, April 12,2006 www.mustangda¡Iy.iiet International
International Laundry betrays reputed No. 1 Mafia boss briefs near Corleone, Sicily, ending 43-year manhunt MADRID, Spain - A Spanish judge issued the first Luca Bruno ently used for writing them. indictments in the 2(M)4 Madrid ASSOC l A i H ) I'lu.ss After taking over the top leader ship, Frovenzano helped .the Mafia train bombings, charging 29 BALF:KM(X Sicily — Italy’s No. 1 spread its tentacles into the lucrative people Tuesday with murder, fugitive and reputed Mafia “boss of world of public works contracts in terrorism or other crimes after a bosses” practically thumbed his nose Sicily, turning the mob into more of probe that uncovered a liornets at authorities for more than 40 years. a white-collar industry of illegal nest of' Islamic militancy but no Fie counted on Sicilians’ centuries- activity — with less dépendance on apparent link to al-Qaida. old mistrust of the state to help him traditional operations like drug traf In a minutely detailed indict on the run, sleeping in islanders’ ficking and extortion, investigators ment spanning 1,471 pages, Juan homes, having his children born at have said. del Ohno, the investigative mag local hospitals, even sending the pub During the years when Kiina was istrate spearheading the probe, lic health care system a bill for prostate treatment abroad under a filse name. the Mafia chieftain, murders bloodied described the birth and work Sicily. Mob rivals, police, prosecutors ings of a cell of longtime resi But police finally caught up with Bernardo “The Tractor” Frovenzano and their bodyguards, and sometimes dents, most of them from bystanders, were cut down by bomb Morocco and Syria. on Tuesday in a farmhouse outside his power base, Ciorleone — the town ings and drive-by shootings. Inspired by extremist Islamic that inspired the family name in “The Then the bomb assassinations in doctrine, they are said to have Godfather.” ■ Asscx:iAi En pr e .ss Sicily of Italy’s two top anti-Mafia risen up against their adopted In the end, Frovenzano was done in Mafia boss Bernardo Frovenzano is escorted by a black-hooded police fighters, magistrates (ìiovanni Falcone homeland to kill 191 people and not by an informer or a rival gangster, officer as he enters a Police building in downtown Palermo, Southern and Faolo Borsellints, two months wound more than 1,700 in the but by a delivery of clean laundry. Italy on Tuesday. apart in 1992 galvanized many coordinated attacks. Folice tracked the package to his Sicilians against the mob, helping held up his handcuffed hands as he arrested, but later acknowledged his Three of the 29 people hideout and closed in when they saw chip away at the centuries-old was hustled away but made no audible identity. indicted were charged with 191 his hand peek out of the door to take “omertà” — the island’s code of comment. The last photos that investigators counts of murder and 1,755 it. silence and mistrust of authorities. Investigators described an exten had of the mobster showrd him as a counts of attempted murder, and Frovenzano had escaped capture so I^rovenzano was among the Mafia sive operation to track down the three others with conspiracy to often since going into hiding in 1963 young man, but police gave the fugi bosses convicted of ordering molsster. They said cameras that can commit those crimes. that he earned a place in the Italian tive a “new face” last year — issuing Falcone’s slaying, but as mob boss he see up to a mile were trained on sus — '¡'he Asiocitited l*rcs.< imagination as “The Fhantom of a ctimposite picture drawn with help allow’ed fewer sensational killings and pected accomplices as well as the from a Mafia turncoat in 2001 that • • • ('orleone.” 1 le got his nickname “T*he ordered more infiltration of seeming Tractor” for the determination he dis C!orleone home where Frovenzano’s depicted him with white hair and ly respectable people into real estate HAC'.HDAl), Iraq — Five played in a mob career that began as a wife and children live. hollow cheeks. and financial markets, Grasso h.is said. American soldiers have been hitman. A few d.iys ago, police noticed a That effort also vsas helped by While on Frovenzano’s trail, inves killed in Iraq, including three 1 le IS believed to have taken over package leave the w ife’s house, then descriptions from personnel at a tigators uncovered a network of killed luesday north of leadership of the Sicilian Mafia fol get delivered by car to a series of clinic in Marseilles. France, where “businessmen, technical experts, pn>- Maghdad, the U.S. military said. lowing the 1993 arrest of former boss other homes. C^n Tuesd.iy morning, investigators s.iy Frovenzano sought fessionals and even politicians” who A U.S. statement s.iiil the Salvatore “ loto” Kiiiia. 1 luring his the package left (airleone and was treatment for a prostate tumor two helped the mobster, said Grasso, a three members of Multinational ye.irs on the run, Fnnenzano was driven to the farmhouse where years ago. Sicilian w ho as former chief F.ilernio I )i\ ision ILighdad died l uesday convicted in absentia and given life Frovenzano was found staying w ith a Turncoats had told investigators pmsecutor led the hunt for the fugi afternoon m .i roadside bomb sentences for more than a dozen nuir- shepherd who doubled as a house that Frovenzano slept in different tive 111 the last few years. ing. but it did not give a precise ilers of mobsters .ind im estig.itors. keeper. farmhouses every few nights across But 111 the end. Grasso said, location. “B.ist.ird! Murderer!” a crowd "This morning he reached out Sicily, an island where org.imzed incre.ising heat from police drove •Another soldier assigncil to shouted .It the 73-vear-old w ith a h.md to grab the p.ick.ige and crime h.is held sway for tlec.ides. Frovenzano to st.iy “in the safest the 2 2Sth Brigade ('onibat Frovenzano .is black-hooded police th.it’s w hen we decided to move in.” Me illegedK gave orders with pl.ues, that IS, ones closest ti> le.mi died Monday of wounds men took him out of a sedan aiul said Nicola (\iv.iliere. a top police written notes not trusting cell I airleone.” .i ble.ik tow n rising out ot suffered the d.iy before in fight rushed him into the courtyar».l of a official in Koine. phone conversations for fe.ir of .1 rocky outcrop about 40 miles from ing 111 .\nbar province west of police building in I’.ilermo after dri Italy’s national anti-.Mafia prose being monitiired by police. Grasso F.ilernio. the capital, the military s.nd. ving him from the anintryside. cutor. Fiem Grasso, told reporters m A.iid mvestig.itors were studying With Frovenz.ino's capture, investi — ¡'he Assihiali d ¡*resi Wearing tinteil glasses and a wind- Koine that Frovenzano was “imp.is- notes found at the farmhouse, along gators now must figure out who bre.iker, the gr.iy-haired Frovenzano sive” and “didn’t s.iv a wtird” when with a typewriter Frovenzano appar might a’pl.ice him .is bt>ss.
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The Gamekillers OBITUARIES A p r il 2 0 0 6
I C U k ò Ckmr IfCillrd Andre Majsis Eric Smith Fernando Nieves Hanwey Sh’ieh Jon Fox tradition of lighting one's own Gamekiller who lives by the never be for sale, and that Zack Danielson Bharat Kunmr Chad Utsch farts. Sure, there's little more motto "Anything you can do many a man has gone broke enticing than the ignition of I can do better." Sure enough. trying to prove otherwise. was re-cast in the role of "the one's own combustible human The One Upper claimed to not villain" in front of a crowd of gasses, but much like riding an only know boats, but he also horrified on-lookers. No one electric scooter, you don't look boasted of captaining his own hooks up with an insensitive that cool doing it. When the 40-foot vessel. Eric tried to pig. Rest in peace Fernando, laughter subsided, Hanwey navigate to the calmer waters but you sleep alone. was left with nothing but a of car talk but was run over good laugh and the faint smell again by The One Upper's DANIELSON Zack, Atlanta, GA of old eggs, while his lady supposed vintage German It was early in the evening was snared by a new suitor. roadster. The tension quickly yesterday when Zack's game Man, talk about blowing it. mounted, and soon the two MASSIS Andre, Soo Paulo, BR left us, and while it didn't were engaged in a ruthless UTSCH died. New Bnjnswick, NJ Was lured away from a pretty go without a fight, Zack did game of one-upmanship. On His game was faring nicely young thing and into a heated have his arse unceremoniously and on they went, seeing what at the local coffee shop with game of 'Foos' by his good handed to him. Upon returning the other guy just said and a seemingly receptive latte friend Carl —more commonly from the bathroom, Zack raising him. When the smoke drinker called Rita and he known as "The Mayor of No found the girl he was seeing cleared, Eric had won thegloat- seemed well on his way to Women's Land." W hile Andre had been surrounded by a fest, but the girl was nowhere a little afternoon delight, that made several attempts to step beefy mesomorph. Early Man, to be found. No one likes a is until the corduroy-clad away and put himself back who tried to use his abundant braggart. Eric's game was last Gamekiller known as "IQ" into contention with the said muscle to strong-arm him out seen drifting away towards entered picture. This pompous female, Carl's relentless pursuit of the picture. Zack did not KUMAR Bhcaxit^ Jacksonville, FL the vast sea of loneliness in schobstic scavenger, famous for all things that don't involve keep his cool and accused After kicking his game to a an undersized boat. for luring men into heated getting some, wasultimatelytoo his young lady friend of flirting leggy redhead at a dam debates on subjects of which much br the young Andre. He with the first guy who came mixer, Bharat was interrupted they know nothing, over-heard quickly found himself sweating abng. His girl, no doubt by Treva, a.k.a. British Accent the conversation turning to art it out over the air hockey table, disgusted by Zack's over-the- Guy. Women are drown to and pounced. Immediately he from where he would catch a top bravado, fled the scene men with British accents, so all steered the dialogue into an glimpse of his young beauty when his far from attractive it took was a single "pardon" to area known as Out Of Chad's heading out the door with jealousy escalated into Zack make his girl raise an eyebrow Depth where he would dish another suitor. Andre's game throwing a punch, which was toward this game killing out ever increasing portions will be remembered by many, caught in mid-air by something Redcoat. This prompted Bharat of intellectual emascubtion. just not her. that looked like a hand, but felt to get riled by calling out the Chad reacted as anyone with like a 201b vice. By the time guy's busted grill of yeHowirrg FOX Jon, London, UK a 20 point IQ deficit facing Zack re-gained consciousness, bad teeth and comparing Jon's game, bebved to many a "IQ" would: the wrong way. he was home abne and the merits of baseball over cheer leaderand facilitator of the No, the answer to "When unable to console himself with aicket. The British Accent Guy ménage of 2003, was fairing do you feel Picasso peaked?" his dominant hand. smiled and opened his mouth well at a Gold Coast dub with isn't to shove the questioner only to offer small bits of non- a delightful pair of sisters. That in the chest. Rita was left to confrontational banter, allowing is until the playboy predator apologize emphatically for his accent to seep into the girl's and full time Gamekiller simply Chad's actions and asked brain like a piece of brilliant known as Kash Munni entered if she could make up for it propaganda. In the end, the the picture. A well-erxJowed in some way. Chad tried to NEVES F«mando, Naw Ifadi, NY Brit woub invade on Bharat's socialite famous for trashing recover, but it was too bfe His game was alive and territory with ease, taking the 5-star hotel rooms, Kash had He had lost his cool, and well on its way to a ten girl, and leaving Bharat's game traveled in from oil rich bnds his game woub retire home, digit exchange with a hottie strewn on the road as a piece wearing expensive Italian where it would begin its own known as Britney, but was of collateral damage. loafers and indoor sungbsses. blue period. suddenly bushwhacked by a SH EH Han\M8y, Los Angeles, CA Drinks were bought for willing classic Gamekiller, The Drama Hanwey was chatting up a SMITH Eric, Wc»hii>gton, DC and unwilling recipients alike Obituaries can be created Queen. She ran into the scene, Latin diva at an apartment His game came to its with his family's fortune, which and sent via email to friends demise in the most unlikely he shamebssly flaunted in the tears streaming, and sobbed complex barbecue and his at gamekillers.com a story of having seen her ex game was hot enough to pose of circumstances. Whib form of an array of high status from four years ago. "I, I, I just a fire hazard, that is until his engaging in two of his most pbstic. This caused Jon to can't be abne tonight, Brit." friend and cocoon of horror pleasurable pastimes: talking suddenly lose his cool and go Still a retrievable situation had known as The Mess entered about boats, with his other on the defensive by opening a Fernando kept his cool. But the picture and snatched passion, a beautiful girl who tab of his own. On his debit he didn't. "Four years seems Hanwey up like a flash flood seemed genuinely interested. card. After three rounds, Jon's like a long time ago," he said of distraction. Somewhat of They were even planning to go account was maxed. Shortly in all innocence. By the time a loose cannon. The Mess out in his 15-foot dinghy, only after he was dropped off alone The Drama Queen was done immediately engaged Hanwey to hit unseen rocks in the form would Jon learn the hard way Keep Your Cool. Axe Dry. flipping the script, Fernando in the age-old male bonding of The One Upper, the classic that a woman's affection shoub eem wiLBrEn M u s t a n g Da il y MUSTANG DAILY “llu’nnce o f Cùd ¡\>fy" O p in io n /E d it o r ia l Graphic Arts Building, Suite 226 Editor in chief: Dan Watson • mustmgdcâlyf^gnuàl.com C'alifoniia Polytechnic State University Wednesday, April 12,2006 Managing editor: Kristen Oato San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 10 www.mustangdaily.net i (805) 756-17% editorial COMMENTARY (805) 756-1143 advertising (805) 756-6784 fax [email protected] e-mail Confronting the silent crisis e d it o r ia l / s t a ff f the Earth could speak, she would be quences they create and we are responsible for editor in chief Dan Watson screaming for help, and the survival of developing necessary solutions that are our managing editor Kristen Oatu humans would be the least of her con only hope for a healthy future. news editor Ciaitlin Donnell I cerns. Why? 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Nothing was “otfered" at all. stole a green SUV, it makes sense letters should include the writers 1 he issue was DB World’s acqui In the subsequent paragraphs Mr. Eller to stop and investigate black dri full name, phone number, major Brian Eller’s “America’s most sition of the British company that Mr. Eller loses the reader and his vers in green SUVs and investi and class standing, letters must outrageous ctingresswoman” arti- is currently managing the ports in ptilitical coherence as he fails to gate. come from a C>al Poly e-mail ele scarcely addressed the issue of question. distinguish the points he is try In a perfect world that would acctniiu. Do not send letters as an CNnthia McKinney and rather Furthermore, Mr. Eller’s ing to make. make sense. However, that is not attachment. Please send the text in continued on as a rant about description of DB World as “a For example, Eller sights many racial profiling. IVrIiaps .i more company hasetl out of the United Democrats and the N.^ACd’ who the problem with racial profiling, the body of the e-mail. suitable title would have prep.ired Arab Emirates” is simplistic, even “believe” in the horrors and the problem comes when the By c-iuail: the reader for this campaign, for the snipe of his article. Being prevalence of racial profiling, this color of the car is disreearded and imistaiigd.iiK giuail.com winch summed up the rest of the “based out of" a eountry is very IS worded to suggest that racial the liriver’s is empliasized. By mail: .»rticle. Filer, all I have to say to different from being "wluillv profiling is either A) make These are not make-believe 1 etter'i to the Editor yt>u is clarify your argument fn>m owned ,md operated bv tin believe or B) carries ome merit. problems, tlicy are real. Blease Building 26. 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