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6-8-2005 Arbiter, June 8 Students of Boise State University

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.' and enrich the lives of individu- assistance, stop by, visit our web education and child development. discuss your needs and to register and samples of student writing. To understand more about lin- als. If you are looking for ways to Prom prospective students to site at http://career.boisestate. Students from various academic/ for services. , guistic, cultural. and social is- enhance your career and enrich world-renowned experts, art- edu, or call us at 426-1747. vocational departments carry out sues faced by multilingual stu- your life, you have come to the ists or dignitaries, visitors' first Broncolobs is our web-based field placement and observations dents, please come to the ENGL right place. impressions of the Boise State job-referral system. We encourage in the Children's Center through- 123 conference, in which stu- The Center for Workforce University campus are generally you to register on Broncolobs out the year. dents give presentations about Training provides short-term formed by a student ambassador. at http://career.boisestate. Rates are available by call- their struggles and strengths training in a variety of areas, in- The ambassadors are an enthusl- edu to view both on and off- ing the Children's Center. Fees as second-language learners cluding computers, business, astic group of dedicated students campus, part and full-time em- Include a nutritious breakfast, The English Language Support of English. The conference is health care, apprenticeships in on the frontline representing the ployment and Internship oppor- lunch, and snack. Tuitlon assis- Program offers free tutoring, open to the public. The fall 2005 the building trades, professional president's office, the Alumni tunities. tance is available. courses and other support pro- conference will be held Nov. 15 development, and personal en- Association, enrollment services, We also sponsor these annual The Children's Center Is cur- grams for students whose native and 17,from 10:40a.m, to noon. richment. the BSU Foundation, university events: On-Campus Student Job rently enrolling for the fall 2005 language Is not English, Please watch for announce- You can focus on technical relations, and the student body of Fair (Aug. 25), the Graduate and semester. For further Informa- Courses offered by the English ments this fall. skills to increase your chances for Boise State University. Professional School Day (Oct. 27), tion, call the Children's Center at Language Support Program in- advancement or concentrate on Ambassadors are involved In all the Career/Job Fair (March 14, 426-4404. clude one cross-cultural section new skills to become the best that aspects of the university: volun- 2006), and the Student Employee each of ENGL 101 and ENGL 102. Wrlt.mg you can be. Any adult Is eligible to teering to lead campus tours, stu- ofthe Year event (TBA). These are regular English compo- attend, and our classes are conve- dent recruitment, homecoming Are you looking for an on-cam- .Disabillt.y sition courses, but the students in :Cent.er: nient, flexible, and comfortable. events, career fairs, the annual pus job?Ihe Career Center will them are from around the world. _'11 ~ I ' ~ • Join the thousands of adults Gene Harris Jazz Festival, numer- be hosting the first annual On- Serulces - We hope to have a perfect mix The Boise State Writing Center is in Southwest Idaho who enjoy ous events at Taco BellArena, and Campus Student Job Fair on of native and nonnative English a free service open to all students lifelong learning opportunities countless other alumni and do- Thursday, Aug. 2?, 2005, from The Office ofDlsability Services speakers. To register, go to the at Boise State, a place where you through the Center for Workforce nor activities. 9 a.m, to 3 p.m. in the Student (ODS) at Boise State University writing program office, Liberal can find support for your writing To become an ambassador, Union Hatch Ballroom. The On- coordinates support services and. Arts Building, Room 256 (426- Training. efforts, at any stage of the writing We, offer a wide selection of candidates must be able to at- Campus Student Job Fair is a part equipment for BSU students with 4209). process. We'll talk with you about certificate classes and fast track tend bi-weeklyThesday meetings, of the Bronco Welcome Week temporary or permanent disabili- The English Language Support ideas for paper topics, help make career training non-credit pro- commit to providing 10 hours of activities. Plan to attend and con- ties. The goals of the office are to Program also offers three writ- suggestions for reorganizing your grams designed especially for service per month to Boise State, nect with department represen- provide services, accommoda- ing courses for credit, ENGL 121, paper, or discuss the best ways to busy adults. Registration Is easy and maintain a minimum GPAof tatives who are looking to fill both tions, and equipment to enable 122, and 123 - that prepare non- tackle sentence-level issues. - no forms or applications to fill 2.5. It's not too late to join the am- work-study (financial-aid' work- students with disabilities to par- native English-speaking students We offer both face-to-face ap- bassadors and help promote your study award required) and other ticipate in and benefit from all to take ENGL 101 and 102. If you out. pointments and online consulta- Our doors are open to anyone, university. student job openings. university programs and activi- pass ENGL 123, you can register tions. Check the Writing Center's regardless of previous education- For more information or to pick The Career Center Is located in ties. In addition, ODS helps pro- for English 101. website at www.boisestate.edu/ al experience. Classes are held up an application, please call the Alumni Center on the corner mote an environment at BSUthat, Many English language learn- wcenter for more Information, at our campus locations in Boise Jennifer Wray at 426-4352, or New of Grant Avenue and University is barrier-free of both physical ers take ENGL 123 instead of You'll find a list of our policies, a Student Information at 426-1820. Drive, across from Bronco and attitudinal barriers. Students ENGL 90. To find out the most and Nampa. Instructors are car- Stadium. are also encouraged to become appropriate level, you must take nest of online writing resources, ing professionals with years of ex- Independent and as self-reliant as an ESL (English as a Second a virtual tour, and our electronic perience in the topics they teach. 'car'eer possible. Language) placement exam at schedule. It was .only a few years ago that Students with documented dis- the assessment center, Technical The Boise State Writing Center training was limited to the class- ;.Cent.er .. abilities may benefit from accom- Services Building, Room 115.Call - make us central to your writing! room. Now the world is at a click modations. Accommodations 426-2762 to reserve a seat for the Liberal Arts Building, Room of your mouse. We offer over 400 The mission of the Career are services that provide equal next scheduled exam. Sections of 200,426-1298 very high quality online training Center is to provide career plan- The Children's Center is lo- educational opportunities UNIV 101and COMM 101are also programs and classes to Individu- ning and employment services cated on 1830Beacon Street. The for students with disabilities. reserved for nonnative English als and industry clients, thanks to to all Boise State students and Children's Center, accredited by Accommodations available to stu- speakers. our new partnerships with Ed2Go alumni. Our purpose is to fa- the National Academy of Early dents include, but are not limited For additional information and Gatlin. These programs are a cilitate partnerships among stu- Childhood Education and li- to, the following: letters ofaccom- about these courses or about in- great option for folks who want to dents, alumni, and employers, as censed by the City of Boise, serves modation' test accommodations, dividual tutoring, contact Dr. Gail train for a career, but cannot at- The Center for Workforce well as the campus community, children of students taking six or volunteer note-taking services, Shuck, coordinator of English tend a traditional class on cam- Training is the Treasure Valley's and to assist students in planning more credits, faculty, and staff. reading services, registration as- Language Support Programs, at pus. premier source for short-term, and implementing career objec- Children must be between the sistance, interpreter/real-time 426-1189 or gshuckeboisestate. We want to be your first choice employment-related training: tives, finding student and intern- ages of six weeks and five years. captioning services, orientation, edu. for personal and professional de- The center provided over 30,000 ship employment, and finding The Children's Center provides mobility training, and classroom Are you Interested in tutoring velopment training. You will find hours of training to Idaho work- post-graduate employment. an early childhood education accommodations. _ students ill English? !f so, you great information about all of the ers, businesses, and industries The Career Center is your re- program in a warm and nurtur- For further information about must have received at least a "B" programs we offer on our website, last year. Hundreds of businesses source for career planning, as- lng environment that will pro- Disability Services, please visit in an introductory linguistics www.workforcetraining.boises- in Idaho have Increased their per- sessment, exploration, job-search mote each child's physical, social, www2.bolsestate.edu/disabili- course. !fyou are interested in be- tate.edu. In addition, you can call formance and sales by partnering advising, internship advising, in- emotional, creative, and intellec- tyservlces, or call 426-1583 to Ing a tutor, contact Dr, Shuck. our registration center at 426-1974 with us to train their workforce. terview training, and resume and tual development. schedule an appointment with Please see our website, www. anytime. The Center for Workforce cover-letter assistance. Each of the Children's Center's either Wendy 'Iurner, a disability bolsestate.edu/esl, for sugges- Training develops, designs, and Make the Career Center a part professional staff has a strong specialist, or Blaine Eckles, coor- tions for teachers, additional in- delivers quality training to 'j • -~ . • ~ , - , of your college experience. For background in early childhood dinator of Disability Services, to formation about English courses, enhance career opportunities ~~ ..~~... ,~:

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The Bookstore is an auxiliary, all profits are returned to the in- --> A letter not-for-profit, enterprise ofBoise stitution. Your purchases fund WELCOME NEW STUDENTS State University that holds the scholarships! Over the last four from the exclusive right to sell academic years, the Bookstore has con- materials on the university cam- tributed $1,000,000 to the gener- Boise State University takes seri- pus. The primary purpose of the al scholarship fund at Boise State ously its goal of helpmg students store is to serve students, faculty, University. Besidesscholarships, succeed. We want you to feel wel- and staff, as the campus retailer the Bookstore donates products come. We want to prepare you for that distributes academic texts ' and resources each year to many the academic rigors ahead. We want President. and supplies for supplement and student organizations and uni- you to become more involved and enhancement of course work. versity departments to benefit connected with the campus and the The University owns your students and the university as a enhancements we have made to the Boise State Bookstore, therefore whole. new student orientation program for the 2005-2006 academic year should do exactly this. Students can now choose between three different programs, each de- • The Bookstore is not involved in textbook selection. Your pro- signed to fulfill different needs. fessors spend many hours reviewing book options to find just Freshman Adventure, Transfer the right ones for your courses. The professors tell the store Catalyst, and the Express are cus- which books to order. tom-tailored to meet the needs of • The Bookstore puts a lot of effort into keeping textbook prices traditional-age students, transfer as affordable as possible, like encouraging faculty to make students, and adult learners, respec- their book decisions early so that the store has time to order tively. There are a total of 27 offer- more used copies. ings prior to the start of Fall classes, • Most textbooks are specialized and will be purchased by only a relatively small number of people. Also, textbooks re- .! induding Saturday and evening ses- I sions. quire considerably more time and effort to develop than regular books and novels. To ensure accuracy, texts must undergo Participation in any of the new pro- rigorous academic review and fact-checking, and must be up- grams will provide an opportunity dated every few years to stay current. for students to meet with academic • Photos, color, graphs, charts, exercises, and quizzes also advisors, explore campus, and, most add tothe production cost of textbooks. Students say these notably for students, register for graphics aren't important, especially if they make books more classes early. The full-day Freshman expensive. But sales histories tell a different story. Professors Adventure program will also offer a are more likely to choose textbooks with contemporary, invit- separate track for parents. ing graphics, and students are more likely to buy them. Each program will be facilitated with the help of 28 Boise State stu- . dent leaders, who can provide advice and counsel from a student perspec- : i tive. • On-campus convenience , I : I In addition, a month of activities is • Parking validation with purchase slated for August and September that • Student employment opportunities will provide new students with sup- • Friendly, knowledgeable staff II port and opportunities for involve- • Scholarship contributions to the university ! • ment. Bronco Welcome will include' • Advisory Board of students, faculty, and staff over 50 activities, including an all- • Academic discounts on software campus barbecue, a student organi- • Educational Pricing on Apple computers and iPods zation fair, a pep rally, and academic • Exclusive pricing on MPC computers seminars, to name just a few. . • Textbook ordering access from BroncoWeb Anyone who is interested in University President Bob Kustra COURTESY UNIVERSITY RELATIONS • Bronco Express shipping services more information on New Student • Boise State apparel and gifts Orientation should check out the recently revised website at http://ori- entatlon.boisestate.edu, email· the

'orientation office orientationinfo@b I I oisestate.edu or call (208) 426-1679. I I L am hopeful that the enhance- II ments to new student orientation Before college, high school students will .provide ample opportunities . for students to gain the Knowledge . needed to begin a course of.study at turn to stimulants to succeed. BY JULIE PRTEl to help him focus on finals or Boise State and fully expenence all Knight Ridder Newspapars major papers. "It's like any other that this fine institution has to offer. [KRT] pick-me-up." Go Broncos! Not quite. Possessing Adderall SANJOSE,Calif. - There's a new or similar medications without a 1 study aid spreading around high prescription, let alone selling it, schools and college campuses. By is illegal, and subject to fines and \ using it, though, students could jail time. be risking their health, not to And doctors warn that Adderall i· mention breaking the law. can be habit forming. Its side ef- 1 It's called Adderall, a stimulant fects range from insomnia, loss ,i ... that treats attention deficit hy- J' of appetite and abdominal pain . /. , ' peractivity disorder. Looking for to psychosis and exacerbating !.. any edge they can get, some teens physical and verbal tics, accord- who don't suffer from ADHD say ing to Shire Pharmaceuticals, the they are using the amphetamine company that makes the drug. ! drug to help. stay alert and con- Canadian health officials recent- centrate while cramming for fi- 1ystopped the sale of a newer ver- I . nals, cranking out last-minute sion of the drug, Adderall XR, af- II papers or taking the SAT. ter Adderall was connected to 20 I In interviews with 125 San sudden deaths worldwide. Jose, Calif., area high school stu- Students who acknowledged dents, 20 told the Mercury News trying the drug said they knew they knew somebody who had about the health risks, and many tried Adderall without a prescrip- of them knew it is illegal. None of tion and nine said they had ex- them wanted their names pub- perimented with the drug them- lished, either because of the il- selves. legality of what they were doing, Kustra on the rnic during a radio show earller thts year. Students say Adderall is easy to or more often because they didn't find. Some who have ADHD share want their parents to find out. their prescriptions with friends. "I know it's probably messing Others sell it for up to $5 a pill or up my body," said a 17-year-old exchange the drug fora tank ofgas. Palo Alto High senior, who has One Palo Alto, Calif., senior hides taken dozens of pllls over the past the pills he gets from a friend in a year. He said he has experienced tin of breath mints. Another said sleepless nights, chills, a rac- she started swiping pills from her ing heart and weight loss. But he brother after seeing one of TV's credits the pills with helping him "Desperate Housewives" pop her manage the intense demands of son's ADHD drugs. schoolwork, after-school sports "It's like mental steroids:' said and a busy social life. Becky Beacom, manager ofhealth Students who don't take the education at the Palo Alto Medical drug aren't surprised that oth- Foundation, which surveys Palo ers are willing to take the risk, Alto students each year on drug especially at highly cornpeti-: and alcohol use. "Students think tive schools. Bellarmine College they need that extra edge to get Preparatory students discussed into college,' Adderall during a recent psychol- This year's survey for the first ogy class. Student newspapers time included a question about at Palo Alto, Gunn and Los Altos ADHD drugs, including Adderall, high schools and Santa Clara Ritalin, Dexedrine, and more University have featured articles than 7 percent of the 1,304 Palo about the Adderall trend. Alto High students surveyed said '''It's happening more and they had used them without a more and it helps people under- prescription at least once. Seven stand how much pressure is put students said they do so every on kids my age to succeed," said day. Rachel Berman, who wrote about "It's like caffeine or Red Bull," AdderailforPaloAltoHigh'snews- said a Los Altos High senior who paper and says she knows more said his friend gives him Adderall See St.lmuI8nt. (page 4J ------Cheese ..• -at- delicious meatis, letitiuce, IiJ 4 ~ __ ~.L Ickles, tiomatio and chips. AIR NATIONAL GUARD r

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.Taco Bell Arena at ~. Albertsons TACO." BEL'" 10151 SlUE a.tHISIIl Boise State University AR.ENA Library ing basle concepts about the li- Taco Bell Are~a is a 13,000-seat Women's National Gymnastics work schedule, convenient location, The library is named for the brary and library resources. Championships. and on-the-job training are all ben- Albertsons Corp., which along multi-purpose venue that serves as In an electronic world, print the sports and entertainment cen- In addition to being the home efits of working for the arena while with the Albertsons family, gave still has an Important place. The ter for Boise State University and the of the Broncos, the arena hosts a studying at Boise State. the university a major portion library collection Includes over wide range of professional sport- For the latest event information, of the funding to add on to and surrounding Treasure Valley. The 820,000 books, bound periodi- arena not only proudly serves as the ing events, concerts, performance including performer bios, on- sale renovate the building. Albertsons cals, maps, and U.S. government home of the Broncos, but also twice events, tradeshows, and confer- dates, ticket prices, seating maps, LibrarywiIl be celebrating its 10th anniversary during September publications. yearly, serves as the home of Boise ences. Since its opening, the arena special discounts, and advance sale For those who commute or sim- State University commencement has hosted over 2,000 events and tickets, visit 'www.tacobellarena. 2005. At the same time, Warren ply like to listen to books on tape ceremonies. welcomed over five million patrons com. Tickets can be ordered online McCain, the then CEO, donated or CD, the library has a growing Over the past 23 years, Bronco through its doors. or by calling 426-1766. Boise State collection, as well as a good col- men's and women's basketball, gym- The arena strives to offer a wide University students, faculty, and $1 million In matching funds to lection of music CDs. nastics, volleyball, and wrestling variety of cultural experiences for staff are eligible for discounted tick- create and enhance the McCain Collection .for Western Life. And for those times you want have all called Taw BellArena home .. students. The arena also cares about ets to many arena events, and BSU to watch a movie, visit the In addition, the arena has hosted the educational experiences of stu- students may receive a free ticket to Interest from this endowment Curriculum Resource Center to several national athletic champion- dents at Boise State University. Taco all Boise State home athletic events continues to enhance the library's peruse the movie collection. In ships, as well as the first and second Bell Arena offers a wide range of stu- by presenting a university 10 card collections. the CRC are CD players, VCRs, round games of the NCAA Men's dent employment opportunities that at any campus Select-a-Seat outlet. The library's mission is to "pro- and DVD players for listening or National Basketball Tournament, a allow students to develop new skills Campus outlets are located at Taco mote learning and research by acqulrlng and making available viewing assigned materials. total of eight times. and gain experience and insight into Bell Arena, the Morrison Center, Every library cannot nave Taco Bell Arena has also show- the entertainment industry. and the Student Union Information those information materials ap- every thing that is published. cased the NCAAWomen's Basketball Numerous job opportunities and desk. propriate to the university's mis- Albertsons Library offers free in- - West Regional Finals and the NCAA internships are available. A flexible sion and by.creating an environ- II ment in which faculty and stu- terlibrary loans for students, fac- dents can interact with library ulty, and staff. Logon at http://li- resources in the pursuit ofknowl- brary.boisestate.edu/ILL to make edge." Consistent with its mis- your requests. sion, the library provides a wide For group use, there are study range of resources and services. rooms on the 3rd and 4th floors. During the summer, the library All study rooms have outlets for is open 62,5 hours per week, and laptop computers with a net- Student Programs Board' (SPB) during the academic year, 93.5 work interface card installed. The hours per week. Access to the pe- building also has hubs on each rlodicalliterature Is not limited to floor for wireless access. To use isynur source for LIFE on Campus! the hours the library is open. either the wired or wireless con- From http://library.bolsestate. nections, one must have a Boise edu/lndexes, you can access ap- State network login. Check out our website http://spb. so much more through out the year. you have questions call (208) 426- proximately 125 indexes and da- In addition to the group study boisestate.edu for an event schedule If you want your voice to be heard or 4239 about anything. Some events tabases 24/7. Many of these data- rooms, there are carrels with do require tickets so get them fast or come to the activities desk. Some volunteer, "Come Play" and become bases include full-text journal ar- lockers located on the perimeter fun things to look forward to this part of SPC our Student Programs before they are gone! ticles. You need only type in your of the 4th floor, and lockers are lo- year are: Roaring Springs August Core. We meet Mondays at 3:30 p.m. BroncoWeb login to access the cated in rooms 302 and 402. The 27th, Homecoming Week· includ- in the Forum in the SUBfree food is ATMcGillis databases from off-campus. locked carrels and lockers may be ing a winter formal and a concert at provided. Becoming part of SPChas Tel: (208)426-4239 Have a question, but can't get to checked out for the semester or the Taco Bell Arena, Fall Funk Week great rewards such as; fun prizes, Fax: (208)426-2160 the library to ask..it? Not to worry. the year by applying for and mak- with a battle of the bands, and a hot free admission to events, and meet Email: spbdirector@b~isestate.edu - Albertsons Library is a part- ing a $25.00 deposit in the library foam party, plus tailgate parties and and greets with the performers. If ner in AnswerXpress, a 24/7 live administration office, room 215. chat reference service. Check out Libraries don't operate with- www.answerXpress.com. out a lot of staff. In addition to The library also has an email the permanent staff, the library reference service for less urgent employs over 100work-study stu- What service can you give? questions. Of course, you can al- dent assistants a year. It is a great ways visit the library for in-per- way to get to know the library and son help with your research. The earn some money. Work-study Volunteer Services at Boise State reference desk is staffed most of jobs are posted at http://library. the hours that the library is open. boisestate.edul admin/Ioblnfo/ BY TAYLOR NEWBOLD one of these categories and specializes in interested in finding more about VSBand UNIV 106, Library Skills, is a studentjobs.htm. Volunteer Sarurcas Board Director fostering programs germane to their re- ways they can volunteer their time. The one credit, self-paced class teach- spective category. UVCwill meet at least once a month and I have often asked people what volun- Almost every month of the school year, provide lunch for its participants. The teering means to them. To me, it means VSB puts on a popular activity called meetings are open to all interested Boise giving something of yourself that may "Service Saturday:' in which students State students. have been spent doing something of less gather together in the Student Union This year, VSB hopes to become one importance. to sign up for one morning-long ser- of the most influential and known or- It is sad to think that the onlyvolun- vice project for an agency which needs ganizations on campus and beyond. If teering that some individuals do is man- help. The service projects can range Boise State University is to become a dated by a judge as retribution for some from cleaning up toys for the Ronald "Metropolitan Research Institution of crirnets) they have committed. To vol- McDonald House or gardening at the Distinction," VSB must be a part of the unteer. that is, to do something for oth- Idaho Botanical Gardens. "distinction" aspect of that name. ers and not for your own benefit. is truly Another common opportunity for stu- What better way for a university to awe-inspiring and good. dents to help others is by donating blood show how great it truly Is than to have a The Boise State University Volunteer at one of our blood drives we put on in student body well known for giving back Services Board (VSB) is charged with cooperation with the Red Cross. This is to its community? the responsibility of not only providing one of the few activities a student can opportunities for students to volunteer, participate in which may actually save , TO BE PLRCEO ON THE L15T~SERIIE but to plant the seed of volunteering into another life, FOR THE UNIIIERSITY'IIOLUNTEER students. The number of volunteering opportu- CORLITION RNO FIND OUT MEET· . nities for students to participate in this Our boardis divided into different cat- ING TINES AND FUTURE SERlltCE· egories: hunger and homelessness issues, coming school year will be like no other PROJECTS DR TOCONTRCTTHE healthcare issues, youth and education year. issues, and animal and environment is- As director, I have created a program IISB, E·MRIL TRYLOR NEWBOLORl, sues. Each coordinator is responsible for for VSB called the University Volunteer II SBDIRECTORGt BlIl S EST RTE.EDU •. ' Coalition (UVC),a core group of students Service-Learning: Connecting Classes and Community The process of selecting college courses can cal thinking skills 101, Social Work 101, Communications 101, be a straight-forward process as well as a con- • Provides a way for you to make a differ- English 90 and 101 are just a small sample of fusing task. Youwill see things like "Integrated ence in your community your choices. There is a complete list of class- Service-Learning" or "Service-Learning Lab" These are just a few of the benefits of taking es listed on the Service-Learning web site at when you register for certain classes, and you a class with a Service-Learning component. http://servicelearning.boisestate.edu. will wonder what that means. Service-Learning Where would you do your service might The Service-Learning Program also offers connects courses to real life. It is a great way to be your next question. The Service-Learning involvement for students outside their class- apply course material to community projects Program works with great organizations in room service projects. Students can find fun and reinforce classroom learning objectives. the community which provide a wide vari- jobs with The Service-Learning Program and You can find Service-Learning in departments. ety of project opportunities. Each class uti- with community organizations. One of these from Biology to History to Theatre. lizing Service-Learning will have its own options is the Community Work-Study pro- In "Service-Learning Labs" students serve unique projects so students get the full ben- gram. In this program, students work part- 40 hours with community organizations for efit of course-related service. For example, if time with public agencies or nonprofit organi- one additional academic credit. Other classes you register for a Social Work class, you might zations. Another option is to work as a Service- offer "Integrated Service-Learning," which is serve as a court advocate for the Women's and Learning Assistant. These student employees 10-25hours of relevant service integrated into Children's Alliance. Ifyou are in an Education work In the classroom with students, faculty class requirements. Over 1,500Boise State stu- class, you might serve as a chaperone with the and agencies throughout the semester to help dents participate in Service-Learning every TRIO program, taking young kids on tours of create a positive experience. year, and the number is growing fast. college campuses. These are only two exam- As you can see there are many features of Sonow that you know what Service-Learning ples of the projects you might choose from. Service-Learning that can enrich your Boise is in a basic way, why do you think it would be Now that you have an even better under- State experience and your life. For more infor- important? standing of what Service Learning means, you mation on this program, contact the Service- • Gives you the opportunity to gain practi- might want to knowwhat classes offer this great Learning Program staff at 426-1004 or visit our cal experience that appeals to employers opportunity. Over 80 classes will offer Service- website at http://servicelearning.boisestate. • Results in stronger analyticai and criti- Learning In 2005-2006. This year, University edu.

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"Wellness must be a prerequisite to all nity networks). and spring 2006 office hours are as fol- else. Students cannot be intellectually Whether it is an acute illness, con- lows: Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m, - 5 p.m. proficient if they are physically and psy- cern' about personal issues, or ques- Visitwww.boisestate.edu/healthser- chologically unwell." - Ernest Boyer tions about staying fit, we can help you vices/counseling. The Health, Wellness and Counseling get the care you need. Our health care Wellness services provide a holistic ap- (HWC) Services is an academic support staff includes physicians, physician as- proach to health promotion and preven- service, providing leadership for the sistants, nurse practitioners, registered - tion for a diverse campus population, fa- health of students, as well as the cam- nurses, and certified medical assistants. cilitating a healthy learning community pus community. Healthier students and We strive to provide the majority of the and work environment. healthier campus communities facilitate primary health care needs of our student Our focus includes contributing to the learning, promote academic achieve- population. overall education of students and em- ment, and lead to improved retention Students can call 426-1459 for an ap- ployees in the areas of lifestyle and be- rates. HWC sustains and enhances aca- pointment. Fall 2005 and spring 2006 havior change and promoting physical, demic excellence, fosters a more effec-' office hours are as follows: Monday, psychological, emotional, spiritual, and tive learning environment, and facili- Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 8 a.m. social health. tates the building of a supportive, inclu- - 5 p.m.: Tuesday 9 a.m: - 5 p.m. Visit We strive to provide educational op- sive campus community. http://www.boisestate.edu/healthser- portunities to build awareness and skills HWC provides, promotes; and sup- vices/medical. . necessary to improve and maintain ports services that assist students to de- Counseling services provides a broad health, as well as address the environ- fine and accomplish personal and aca- spectrum of counseling, consultative, mental context in which health behavior demic goals. Services support the overall evaluative, teaching, training, and re- decisions are made. health of the campus community in its search functions. It is located in Taylor Weare involved in advocating ahealthy broadest sense, integrating primary pre- Hall, B103.Services include high quality campus community and providing lead- vention, public health, clinical, physical, individual, couples, and group counsel- ership on policy and program developmental health services, teaching, training services to address psychological, ment and creating a sense of responsibil- ing programs, and research. behavioral, social, or academic perfor- ity for personal and community health. HWC consists of four major depart- mance difficulties and many other per- Wewant to make available current and ments: medical services, counseling ser- sonal concerns. accurate health information for the cam- vices, wellness services (health promo- We also offer programming focused pus community. tion) and the Student Health Insurance on the developmental needs of college Check out www.boisestate.edu/ Plan (SHIP). students to maximize the students' po- healthservices Iwellness for the most Medical services offers student-rel- tential to benefit from the academic en- current programming and related ac- evant, on-campus primary health care vironment and experience and consul- tivities information. Wellness services that is accessible 'and affordable at the tative services to Boise State University is located in the Health and Wellness Health and Wellness Center. Emphasis is colleagues to foster an environment sup- Center on campus. Fall 2005 and spring placed upon empowering students with portive of the intellectual, emotional, 2006 office hours are as follows: Monday, self-care knowledge and skills and early social, and physical development of stu- Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8 a.m. screening and prevention. A team ap- dents. and Tuesday 9 a.m, - 5 p.m. proach is utilized for referrals and conti- Students can call 426-1601 for an ap- nuity of care (both internal and commu- pointment with a counselor. Fall 2005

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Unluersltp Life [lrompage4] Campus Fact: Plan to attend grad school self, "What is it that I need, and personal areas (independence, Monday through F.riday,8:00 a.m. CDURTESY OF STUDENT MDNITDR what needs are being met in my school, hobbies) helps to build to 5:00 p.m, Note: starting with [KRT) . actions?" Boise State University a strong character and uplifting fall 2005 semester, there will be has numerous services that are perception of yourself. no charge for the first counsel- there to support you in your life Learn to enjoy yourself when ing session, and a $10 fee for each struggles. Some helpful sugges- alone, and not to be waiting stag- subsequent session. Visit our tions include: nantlyuntil you get to be with oth- website http://www.boisestate. ."Develop a supportive network ers. Keep things around to help edu/healthservices/counsellng/ offriends. . you enjoy alone time, t.e., books, Index.asp. 'Learn to do things for yourself, diaries, music, instruments, etc. Counseling Services also offers without friends. If you are actively taking steps anonymous, .online assessments 'Learn to feel more' confident toward meeting your needs and for depression, manic depression, about yourself. you still feel lonely and discon- anxiety, post traumatic stress dis- Meeting People nected from other people, there order, eating disorders, and drug While going about your daily may be something difficult going and alcohol. Access at http:// routine on campus, search for on for you that would be aided by www.bolsestate.edu/healthser- opportunities to interact with the help of a professional coun- vices/counseling/assessment. people. Sit in a different spot in selor. asp. class, talk to your neighbor about Get in touch with Counseling Check out more ideas to get con- the coursework, the professor, the Services at our new location in nected socially at http://union. Seniors were only asked' whether or not they would attend grad school. exam. If at the gym (or other plac- Taylor Hail, Building 103.To make boisestate.edu/hwclconnect/in- es where people often go alone), an appointment call 426-1601, volved.cfm. use equipment that places you next to other people, e. g., a row (Student Monitor publishes nationally syndicated market research studies of the college student market. of exercise bikes. www.boisestate. For this survey 1,200 full-time undergraduates at four-year colleges and universities were interviewed.) edu/recreation/outdoor/index. asp Seek out new activities in which you have a genuine interest (danc- stimulant lfrompage 1J ing, chess, astronomy, church, ka- rate, biology, history, etc.). Boise than a dozen people who have said. accounts. tried it at least once to study. Some students who don't take "We're not getting calls from State has many clubs and groups By mimicking natural chern i- Adderall see it as cheating. school officials or parents saying with every interest conceivable. calsin the brain and increasing "This just puts more pressure .we have a problem here," compa- In these special interest groups, the flow of adrenaline, especially on people who don't take the ny spokesman Matt Cabrey said. you will immediately have some- . IDAHO to parts of the brain responsible drug," said Palo Alto High fresh- Moreover, the newer version of thing to talk about with people sharing common interests. www. for judgment and problem solv- man LivJensen. the drug, Adderall XR,is less like- downtown boise ing, Adderall helps users be more Liv's friend Mia Pond, 14, said ly to be abused, he said, because union.boisestate.edu focused and less impulsive and she's heard of people taking it instead of supplying a sudden Practice your social skills. Practice getting to know others Check out the monthly Groups of three or more distracted. Shire Pharmaceuticals but doesn't feel threatened by the rush it releases the drug slowly piercing specials, this will get discounts (through polite questions and lis- calls the drug an "amphetamine trend. throughout the day. month is nipples. on piercings mixture" that improves the atten- "Someone who wants to get Wayne Benitez, Palo Alto High's tening) and letting people know I for $25 or 2 for $40 @o~f!=(not including sole price) tion span of people with ADHD, ' into college that desperately has student resource officer, said it's you. Let go of some cynicism (we mellows them, allows them to fol- deeper problems in their lives, hard to catch students illicitly us- all have it), and keep an open low directions better and to think like maybe they don't feel good ing the drug because administra- mind when meeting new people. All New Moon piercings include We have designs for the new before acting. Students who use it enough about themselves," Mia tors don't know who has prescrip- Developing Yourself the jewelry and aftercare package with tattoo, and we can create tions and who doesn't. Keep in mind that we are whole instructions. We stand by our plerdnqs, from pictures you bring in. without a prescription say it gives said. and offer free follow up service. them a rush and propels them to Lucile Packard Children's "When there's an adverse reac- people. It is important to hold onto healthy physical habits such focus intensely on a subject. Hospital at Stanford has seen tion when someone gets very sick, New Moon Tattoo as eating nutritiously and exer- "You can't think about any- a slight up tick in teen patients that's when we'll hear about it," 6422 Fairview Ave. 375-1666 Benitez said. "You're not going to cising. Developing positive self- thing else but doing the work," abusing ADHD drugs, said Seth "Perforating the Populous of Idaho" said another Los Altos High se- Ammerman,actingdirectorofthe. search every kid's backpack." esteem and competency in other nior, "It's like tunnel vision: you hospital's Division of Adolescent Palo Alto High Principal Scott just zone in." Medicine. But he said the rise is Laurence said a student was ar- He said he took Adderall with mostly explained by the fact that rested and suspended a few ;;T:"'?""" '<~h~ 'eiloell'. ", a friend recently before working . the drug is prescribed more and years ago for using a type of ille- on their senior projects. He had so is easier to get. Pharmacists fill gal amphetamine to stay up late ,,-l~___ '. ~- ~. . ~---~------",~-...... -----...,;, ..' used the drug twice before that: . more than 20,000 prescriptions to study.' But Laurence said the - ' ..' U~f(;11 mm/<.IN(~ • H(A! 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Instead of focusing on ney"Siddhartha." ago, students used amphet- the negative; the school plans to WE DELIVER' "You're able to really think amines," said Ammerman, add- emphasize that 92 percent of stu- deeply about the subject and ing that Adderall is just the latest dents say they never tried ADHD Don't surrender show the teacher a different way version. drugs illicitly. of looking at the text," said the Child psychiatrists say par- The Los Altos High School stu- to HUNGERUI boy, whose grades didn't change ents and teachers should start dent working on his senior project much; he gets mostly A's and B's asking questions if a student said he doesn't feel pressure from Counter-attack with a already. - starts sleeping poorly, losing his peers to use Adderall because delicious PITAm The Palo Alto High student who weight or appearing zombie- like. it's cool; he feels pressure to com- experienced the side effects de- Psychiatrists also want to make pete in the academic arena. $1.00 OF'For scribed a similar experience but students with ADHD visit doc- Ifyou don't go to a "Universityof admitted it may be a placebo ef- tors more frequently so they don't California school, he said, "peo- FREE DELIVERY n fect. . build up a "stash" of the drug that ple look down on you. ... 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',i,!, ',: clerk down from my cial trooper's family, allowing her So, next time our country goes to I~! ~ house told me that there or him a really swell welcome home war, gets attacked, or becomes ridi- r' was a tiny spike in mag- party. culed in the papers of other nations, net buying over Memorial Or, you could get together with a let's do what we do best - run to Wal- Day weekend. Apparently, Veterans Group, make an afghan, Mart and buy a gigantic flag, a poster Memorial Day is the official day throw rug, or quilt and see how they of Jesus, and as many theme mag- for those that drive Geo Metros, do it old school. Maybe you could nets as our arms can carry. God and SUV's, or Corollas to renew their old, start a blog and annoy even more that libertarian down the street will faded sense of patriotism by purchas- people quietly, privately from your love you more for your BRIRN HOLMES ing some fancy new magnets. own home. thoughtfulness. Opinion Writer But don't get me wrong, I'm sure it's See? Your choices for action are Somewhere a libertarian is laugh- loads of fun to buy a thick, glossy stack endless. But, perhaps spending a few ing at you. Actually, we're all laugh- of cheaply manufactured imported dollars on some removable piece of ing at you, and not necessarily to magnets, hand them out to various nationalism or cancer awareness is your face. naive and susceptible family mem- more your style. So, keep it up then, Here I was, thinking that the idiot- bers or friends, and then cover the en- you clever guy, you. I guess the rest ic craze of magnet fashion-awareness tire rear bumper, frame, door panels of us will have to deal your stylized was finally about to hit critical mass, and hood of your vehicle of choice. sense of expression. , Non-traditional walking I BY BRRNDON NOlTR right, but it's hard to realize that , r nco Bus ,opinion Writer the burden of youth isn't yours anymore. Nothing makes a guy feel old Don't get me wrong, though. who's the real figurehead of BSU? quite like being on a college cam- There's a trade-in there. I listen to pus past his traditional college these kids just starting their col- years. The difference isn't all that legiate career, and I don't envy much yet for me. I was 27 when them. Having been through the Who is the head football' I began graduate school, a few college experience once, I know QI: scant years past the average, not what to expect. My experiences coach at Boise State? to mention that the average skews have given me the tools to navi- up at BSU. I doubt that the con- gate the awesome bureaucracy cept of a non-traditional student that is higher education. Q2: Who is the president at BSUis even valid anymore. Iknow the place education has in my life, and I know what to take of Boise State? offense to and what to let slide. Perspective has come to me, and although my studies haven't been Jeremiah Hagler pain-free, I feel a peace with my studies that I don't believe they Junior share. Graphic Design 'I doubt that lt comes down to where you AI: Dan Hawkins are. They, for the most part, are the concept of in school for a number of reasons: ) A2: Bob Kustra it's expected they need a degree a non -tradi- for a job, they have dreams that they haven't yet fulfilled. Their Katie Hayhurst eyes are on the future that could Junior tional student be. For me, it's a different ballgame. Pre-Occupational Therapy at BSU is even I have a degree and a career or two AI: Dan Hawkins under my belt already.l know who A2: George Bush, right? valid any- I am and what I am capable of, at least, I have a clearer idea than I more.,' had as an undergraduate. I have a life outside of work, a wife, and Ben Gantt children who give my life mean- Sophomore ing beyond my paycheck. 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BY DREW MRYES uate, but the only thing it will get Opinion Editor you here is a "C" ... and grades So ... you think you might want like that are unacceptable. to go to graduate school, huh? No matter what school you at- You figure the job market is not tend, its pretty standard that you so hot right now, and you really have to maintain a 3.0 in your don't know what it is you want to coursework to continue. If your do with the rest of your life any- GPA is anything less then a 3.0 way. Besides, you wrote an en- after your final class is done, you tire 15 pages for senior seminar, will not graduate. In several pro- so you know you're ready for the grams, a letter grade of "C" is the next level. Well, before you jump- same as an "F."Youwill have to re- headfirst into two years of gruel- take the class that you just wasted ing academic work, there are a hundreds of dollars on. . few things you should know that those websites and catalogs won't tell you. mediate financial return, rather BY TRRUIS NIELSEN The final leg of my schooling them. I immediately contacted Guest Opinion brought me back to Boise State, them, and before I knew it, I was than invest in something that I where I started to realize that part of their team as a studio am thoroughly interested in, Le, mass media and communication cameraman and a tape operator. mass media and communication. I spent most ofmy college career provoked an interest in me that I am currently employed with the When trying to figure out what searching for a niche that I could wasn't there before. With approxi- station and have been for the last field to explore in college, there relate to and enjoy. Ultimately, I mately two full years left in school, seven months. are some key concerns one must was in college for five years, spent I knew I had to make a push and Now you're probably thinking, address. What do I plan on do- between two different universi- complete a degree. Officially, I "Wow, how fortunate. You were ing with my degree? How much ties. It all started and finished graduated with a Bachelor of Arts able to get a job in your field of ed- do people generally earn-in that at Boise State University, with a (B.A.) in Mass Communication! ucation right out of school." That's field? Am I doing something that two-year pit stop in Moscow at Journalism, studying communi- what I thought, until I found out I enjoy? the University ofIdaho. cation theories, along with the how much you make an hour. These are all valid concerns While attending school up production side of the media (T.V., It's a little discouraging when when choosing a field, but if you north, I was able to develop and radio, and print). My true passion you spend a lot of time, energy, feel like you are having trouble explore an interest in radio. It was had roots in the latter aspect of and money working towards a answering some of these ques- the degree. I loved learning how goal, or a college degree in this tions, just remember that most Finally, remember that when the communication department In graduate school, you're not to edit, produce, arrange, and un- case, and to realize that I will be people work in jobs unrelated to you're writing your papers, the that provided me with my first op- going to be able to hide in the cor- derstand the ins and outs of mass struggling financially for a long their degree. sources you choose to use are cru- portunity on the local student ra- ner behind 75 people because you media .. time, unless I supplement my in- cial. Youcan-no longer get by with dio station. This was a voluntary didn't read the required chapters So, when it came time to look come with another job. taking out your favorite 101 text- organization, which allowed stu- that now, all the sudden, they for a job after graduation, I im- I realize that most people have book, finding a few sites online, dents to produce and host their expect you talk about ... intelli- mediately turned toward telcvi- to struggle at some time in their and writing a paper from there. own personal radio show. gently! Your classes will be much, sion and radio stations in search lives in order to reach their goal, For better or worse, graduate Now Iknow at this point in time, much smaller. I don't think I have of employment. With my experi- and I am willing to grind it out, school is all about peer-reviewed student radio wasn't the answer to ever had a class that had more ence, I thought I would be a shoe- but there will always be a bitter journals. These are the journals all of my problems, and it wasn't then 15students enrolled. going to put food on the table, but in. thought of regret. Speaking of other students, you you'll find in the library with all it was the gateway to something TWoweeks before I was to walk In the past seven months, Ihave might want to play nice and make the dust on them because nobody that I thoroughly enjoyed, and it the line, I received a call from a often wondered if I should have friends your first semester. Several but you and the other 15students was just the beginning of my ex- local news station in response to pursued a path in school that programs around the country are in your program are reading periences with the media. an application I filled out with would have guaranteed some irn- moving more and more towards them. a cohort format for their gradu- Peer reviewed journals are ate students. This means you take more or less accepted as solid re- the same classes, with the same search in the field and have been people, from your first day all the reviewed by a group of "experts" way to graduation. in such field. These are the pub- Even if you are not in a cohort lications that our own professors program, the amount of students are working on when they are not accepted into your program will in class teaching students. be so small that you should meet The dirty secret of the academ- everybody in a very short amount ic world is that without a certain oftime. There also is not going to amount of publications per year, be "that one guy" who dispels the the professor will not gain tenure, regardless of how great of a teach- Deaf: myth that you cannot ask a stupid reader, question. Everybody in graduate er he or she is. However, you can school can more or less "bring it" be a very bad teacher, but as long one way or another. as you're turning out the publica- Keep in mind that the amount tions and getting the university of papers you will write will be some recognition in the academic BY M. GRRCE LUCRS unlike anything you have ever world, you will gain tenure and be Editor-in-Chief we're providing. Dear reader, our ed the cross-campus dialogue. way, means a feWmess ups here done before. Every class will have around for a very long time. powers combined, we can do just These events, chronicled both in may be Inevitable. at least one research paper for the Hence, these journals are the We are your Boise State that. the memories of those involved Ultimately, we're hoping to give semester with the average paper lifeblood of most graduate pro- University independent student _ In the previous year, we saw the and in the pages of The Arbiter, our best all year long and, in do- approximately 25 - 30 pages in grams. Get to know them, learn . newspaper. Use us. impeachment of a student body became part of the history of the ing so, to script the pages of the length. Ifyou have a fear of public how to read them, and under- That's right. So, we've got a president, the renaming of the 2004-05 academic year. next 365 days with your actions. speaking, you might want to get stand going in that most gradu-' staff, and we've got our own writ- Pavilion, the heavily debated shift For 2005-06, we are hoping to Do you have Questons? E- over it ... fast. . ate programs are going to very ers and designers and all, but from student fee payments to tu- stretch our resources and abili- mail me at editor@arbiteronline. Virtually every paper that you research orientated. Remember, we're nothing without your in- ition payments, plans for some ties even further in the direction com. Send letters to the editor to write will come with theexpec- graduate school is a lot like your put, and this is your invitation to smurfy stadium expansion, a far- of reliable, comprehenslve, and' [email protected]. tat Ion that you will present it in first few weeks of colIege were. It's give it. This year at The Arbiter we reaching student and faculty ef- informative coverage. But beyond . -Weareyou independent Student some form or another. Take into a challenge, it's a step offrom what are hoping to delve much deeper . fort to bring the issues faclag ag- . that, this year s staff will be work- Newspaper. Use us. account that presenting your pa- you're used to, and ultimately you into campus happenings, student ricultural workers to the forefront ing to avoid cliches, to look out- per is not just getting up there in have to decide if the work is worth happenings, community happen- of discussion, groundbreakings side of the genera).ized assump- reading straight from it. That may the effort ings, and most other happenings of new buildings, and all manner tions of news writing, and to keep have got you by as an undergrad- ourselves learning whichj,by the \.1 t) in order to upshe ante of coverage of other goings-on fdat expand- ( .'

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BY MRRIRNR BEKKER some fun without going into even unique ways to do a bunch of fun China Blue has no cover charge At Roaring Springs, admission Culture Editor more debt. stuff for free in Downtown Boise. on Thursdays. On top ofthat they For about-$lD: is $7 every Thursday from 5 p.m. For example, the Boise Art have a bunch of drink specials - 8 p.m. Water parks are theop- College students are poor. There For $S and under: Museum's admission Is free on including three beers for $3, and A movie ticket for The Flicks timal way to cool off after a hard is no getting around it. Part of first Thursday. Any other day, full chili bombers, cherry bombers, costs $6 for a full time student. day at work or school. college life is trying to scrape to- Alive After Five at The Grove time students only pay $3 for reg- and jager bombers are all only $3. This trendy locally owned theater gether bits of loose change in or- offers free concerts every ular admission. Of course, you must be 21to enjoy is a nice escape from the over- , Amovie ticket for The Egyptian der to buy some Ramen or cheap Wednesday in the spring and this deal. crowded and notorious Edwards. costs $6 for students. Tickets for beer. However college students Winter admission for Zoo Boise summer. This is a great way to lis- shows before 5:30 p.rn, are only still deserve to have a good time is $2.75 until February 28. Even ten to some cool local music while Another over 21 deal is the A 20 oz, beer and chips and $5. The Egyptian is right smack to relieve the stress of exams and though it may be a little chilly enjoying warm weather in Boise. Diggy Bass Room on Wednesday dip at TableRock Brew Pub and downtown so it is super easy to papers. So in order to assist BSU outside, the animals don't mind, nights. There is no cover charge Grill cost! only $6.99. You can re- find. co-eds on the tough feat of having and neither should you! lax with a cold one and snack on an enjoyable night out cheaply, First Thursdays - The first plus all draft beers and Long .Thursday of every month offers Islands are $2. some munchies and still have here's a little guide on how to have enough for a tip.

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Director or the Women's Center powers students to achieve their It is not uncommon for most BY SRNDY FRIEDLY erature, music, food, workshops, needs of students who come from It is likely that you've already goals by providing educational people to know famous men and and dance, different cultures cel- marginalized populations, Parker heard of the Women's Center. programs, support services, and a' events associated with them, but The Cultural Center on the sec- ebrate diversity while promoting explained that its focus is on pro- Maybe you have seen "The Vagina safe place to challenge oppressive when asked about Elizabeth Cady ond floor of the Student Union and supporting acceptance for all viding everyone with the oppor- Monologues," a play that cel- and unfair practices that limit a Stanton, ,Sojourner Truth, Alice is meant to make students feel people of the world. tunity to become Involved in edu- ebrates the diversity of women's person's potential. Paul, the Convention at Seneca at home. The living-room atmo- In August, it's the Vietnamese cating themselves on issues that lives, or maybe you-were one of The Women's Center was Falls in 1848, Shirley Chisholm, the Equal Rights Amendment, sphere and the kitchen!dining Moon Festival. In September, have long been taboo or thought the lucky people to have seen founded in 1992 by a dedicated bell hooks, the civil rights move- area invite you to come in, stay, join the fun for Latino Heritage . to be unimportant by dominant Gloria Steinem last February in group of faculty, staff, and stu- ment, to name' a few" people's relax, meet new friends, and get Month. There's Native American society. the crowd of2,000 people. dents interested in progressing women's equality. Boise State is knowledge falls short. involved. Symbols in Sports (a Speak Up "The Center is for all who want Maybe you have nominated Most college students do not Discover different customs. Forum scheduled for discus- to work together to overcome is- someone as a "Woman Making one of hundreds of colleges and universities that have joined the know the historic significance of Expose yourself to new ideas. sion by panelists and 'the audi- sues of racism, class-ism, ho- History." her story distributed movement to advance women's the modern feminist movement Discover things about yourself ence), Indigenous People Day mophobia, and other forms of op- statewide in March to celebrate rights on campus by creating a - not because they're stupid, but and your culture. Develop new (an education on the contribu- pression." Women's History Month. Maybe women's center. because they were never taught communication skills. tions of Native people and their , Currently, the Cultural Center you have referred someone to The 1970s marked the begin- about it. It's a place of camaraderie at part in the celebrated Columbus is looking for a graduate level stu- the Women's Center for direct as- ning of most ofthese centers, a re- The Women's Center strives to Boise State University. Day holiday), Pilipino Heritage dent who is in search of a thesis to sistance and support in a time of flection of the growing influence educate the campus about femi- "The Cultural Center is com- Month, and Holidays Around the write the history of the Cultural crisis. Perhaps you've taken time of the civil rights and feminist nism, women's equality, and end- mitted to raising awareness and World, which celebrates holiday Center. They are also in search 'Off from school and returned to movements at the time. Feminists ing sexism. We work to provide understanding about marginal- customs from different cultures of a graduate level student who Boise State, feeling a bit anxious fought hard for equal treatment a physical presence on campus ized and oppressed groups in mi- during the Christmas season. would like to be involved in devel- and found support through our and equal rights for women in all where women's needs and con- nority and dominant cultures," That's just a few of the high- oping a Center for Latin American Mentoring Program. aspects of their lives. cerns are heard and represented. program coordinator Ro Parker lights. You'll also find the staff Studies on campus. Whether, it's the Returning For example, until this time it As our brochure notes, when said. "It focuses on identity devel- involved in many off-campus For more information about Women's Mentoring Program was legal to advertise jobs based it comes to providing education opment, issues of power and priv- events around the Treasure Valley, the Cultural Center, opportuni- or the Sexual Assault Crisis Line on gender. The phrase, "Women and quality support services, "We ilege, and internalized oppres- like Soul Food Extravaganza, ties for internships, employment, (426-2624), the driving force be- need not apply," was legal. It was mean business." To get involved sion, and [it] supports an envi-' Juneteenth, Canyon County or to become a mentor to a First hind all our programs and servic- also during this time that the first in Women's Center events and ronment where people with vary- Cinco de Mayo, and International Generation College Student, visit es is education. women's shelters were created initiatives, call 426-4259 and visit ing values and beliefs are treated Food and Arts Festival. www.culturalcenter.boisestate. Historically, people have expe- and major reforms to domestic our website at http://womenscen- with respect and dignity." Although the Cultural Center edu, or call 426-5950. rienced discrimination based on violence and rape laws were en- ter.boisestate.edu. Through numerous events and provides resources, referrals, and gender, race, class, sexual orienta- acted. programs, through film, art, lit- services designed to address the tion, and physical ability, to name a few. 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for students interested- in jour- BY SRNDY FRIEDLY. The Associated Students of Boise Student Programs Board (SPB) is State University (ASBSU),where where students plan and produce nalism and newspaper manage- The Student Activities Office students can help bring about many campus events through ment. Some students also re- supports many of the programs change to create a quality cam- the SPB that include films. lec- ceive academic credit for their and organizations that make pus environment through stu- tures, concerts, comedy, and experience. Published twice Boise State student life possible, dent government, services, and family programs (426-4239). weekly during fall and spring se- and the staff wants to help make activities. Elected positions in- The Volunteer Services Board mesters, The Arbiter keeps you your college experience as re- clude president, vice president, (VSB)is where through communi- current on campus issues and is warding and educational as you and student senator. ty service projects including Into one of the best sources for infor- want it to be. Students are appointed to the Streets, Service Saturdays, mation on upcoming events and Located on the first floor of the the ASBSU judiciary, executive and volunteer fairs, students student organization meetings Student Union, you can stop by staff, and other campus com- can gain experience and per- (345-8204), to get information about student mittees. Committee positions sonal growth by helping others. Other opportunities at Boise government, social program- range from intramurals and VSB also sponsors a wide range State include the two-cred- ming, volunteering, and student parking to faculty tenure!proof civic programs to raise aware- it class, UNIV 294 section 005, organizations. A Web calendar at motion for each college and the ness of social issues (426-4248). . Foundations in Leadership. a www.events.boisestate.edu can publications board (426-1440). Student Radio: If you're looking course focused on the de-vel- also provide up-to-date informa- There are more than 170 student for experience working In radio opment of leadership skills: tion on meetings, events, and en- organizations. currently active or just like to hear music .other Leadership Quest, the premier tertainment around campus. at Boise State including every- than top 40, 'then Boise State's recognition and educational con- For additional information' thing from sports and special University Pulse is for you. Listen ferenceon campus that annually about student activities, call interest to political, religious, every Sunday from noon to mid. recognizes 200 emerging student 426.1223, To get involved and and academics. Develop leader- night on AM730 for opportunities leaders; WildemessQuest, aweek- meet new people, check out - ship skills and identify and hone to be a OJ. program producer, or long outdoor adventure program; one of the organizations list- professional and interpersonal staff member, or call 426-5333. and leadership Summit,-a week- ed below and visit www.sub. strengths by joining a club or The Arbiter provides financial end retreatforestablishedleaders. bolaestate.edu!organizations. starting a new one (426-1223). and educational opportunities d " -, M = Music T = Theater A=Art R=Random

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B(M) • NOON TUNES WITH SIDESTARAT THE SUB NORTH PATIOFROM Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10. 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Free concert. • Thursday Thunder at the Boise Spectrum Courtyard, • Alive After Five at the Grove, featuring Too Slim & The Taildraggers. featuring Douglas Cameron. Food by Oriental Express. 5-8 p.m. Free concert from 6-9 p.m. 8(1') " Cats" at the Morrison Center at 6:30 p.m. 16 (R) • Casino Night at Boogie Woogies. Begins at 6 p.m. $50 per person. 8-11 (1') " King Lear," presented by The New Herita~e Theatre Company at the 17 (R) • Comedy Central Presents: Dave Attell at the Big Easy. Morrison Center. Performances begin at p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $29.50. Tickets are $25 general and $15 for students. • Great Gatsby Garden Party at the Idaho Botanical Garden. 8-26 (1') " Lend Me a Tenor,"Jcresented bhKnock 'em Dead Dinner Theatre. Begins at 6:15 p.m., and tickets are $85 per person. Thursdays - Satur ays. Shows egin at 7 p.rn. 18 (M) • Nand Griffith at the EgXPtian Theatre. Show begins at 8 p.m.lickets cost $38.50 at the Egyptian box office 9(M) • On Broken Wings with From A Second Story Window, Reflux, or Record Exchange, or $42.50 the day of the show. and Ion Dissonance at the Venue. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10. • Mormon Tabernacle Choir at the Taco Bell Arena. 9(1') • Thursday Thunder at the Boise S~ectrum Courtyard, Concert begins at 8 p.m. . featuriwabulous Chancellors. ree concert from 6-9 p.m. • Garratt Wilkin and the Parrot heads at the Big Easy. • "Beyon herapy," by the Spontaneous Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10. Productions Community Theatre. • Boise Baroque Orchestra at First United Methodist Church. Tickets cost $15. Begins at 7:30 p.m. 9-11 (1') " Over the River and Throufh the Woods," ~resented by Boise Little heater. 18 (1') • Idaho Shakespeare Festival presents "The Taming of the Shrew." how begins at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10. Play begins at 7 p.m. at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival Amphitheater. Performance begms at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $10. Tickets range from $18 - $32. 1O[M) • Ablase in the Park at Julia Davis Park's Gene Harris Bandshell 18 (R) • WWE Raw at the Bank of America Centre. from 7-9 p.m. Free. Event starts at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $20 - $40. 10 (R) , • A Chefs' Affair at the Boise Centre on the Grove. 20-25 (M) • National Oldtime Fiddlers' Contest and Festival in Weiser, Idaho. $85 per ~erson or $160Ker couple. Starts at 6:30 p.m. 21 (M) • Faster Pussycat at The Bouquet. Show begins at 9 p.m. Tickets cost $10. • Carbon eaf at the Big asy. Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10. 22 (M) * Alive After Five at the Grove featuring The Duhks. 10-11 (R) • Murder in The Grove at the Boise Centre on The Grove. Food by Yen Ching. 5-8 p.m. 11(M) _• Texas T CD release show at the Big Easy. • LAO,Temptation of St. Anthony, Starving Eyes, and Bank at the Venue. Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets are $10. _ Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $6. • Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra at the Neurolux. Tickets are $8. * Noon Tunes with Acoustic Minds at the SUB North Patio • Jazz at Rivendell at the Rivendell Music Academy.· from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Free concert. Free concert starting at 7:30 p.m. • 23 (M) • Thursday Thunder at the Boise Spectrum Courtyard, 11(1') • "Private Eyes," presented by Stage Coach Theatre. featuring Buck Naked. Show begms at 8:15. Tickets cost $10. Free concert from 6-9 p.m. * Idaho Shakesyeare Festival 0bening night for "She Stoops To Conquer." • Great Garden Escape Concert Series at the Pla starts at p.m, at the Ida 10 Shakespeare Festival Amphitheater. Idaho Botanical Gardens, featuring Tickets ranfce from $18· $32. Michele Eastland Band. Concert runs from 6:30-9:30 p.m. • Auditions or The Music Theatre ofIdaho's production of Rodgers Tickets cost $7. and Hammerstein's "Cats" held at the Nampa Civic Center. 24 (M) • Pete Huttlinger at the Esther Simplot Performing Arts Academy. Auditions are by appointment only. Show begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets cost $15 in advance or $20 at the door. 12 (1') • Idaho Shakespeare Festival Famil~ Night "She Stoops To Conquer." • Loggins and Messina at the Idaho Center. Pla begins at 7 p.m. at the Idaho hakespeare Festival Amphitheater. Show starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets range from $29.50 - $49.50. Tickets range from $10 - $26. 25 (M) • Jazz in the Park at Ann Morrison Park, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Free. 12 [M) • Nekrornantix at the Big Easy. Doors open a16 p.m. Tickets are $10. 28 (M) • Ottmar Liebert at the Big Easy. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $25. 13-25 (1') • "Robin Hood" at The Alana. Presented by Prairie Dog Productions. 29 (M) * Alive After Five at The Grove, featuring Rising Lion. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:15 p.m, Tickets cost $10 general Food by Melting Pot. 5-8 p.m. and $8 for students. • Noon Tunes with All Dressed Up for Nothing at the SUB North Patio 15 (M) • Alive After Five at The Grove featuring B-Side Players. from 11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m. Free concert. . Food by Villano's Specialty Market and Deli. 5-8J.m. 30 (M) • Thursday Thunder at the Boise Spectrum Courtyard, • Noonlunes with Travis Shane Brandon at the S B North Patio featuring Da Groove. from 11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m. Free concert. Free concert from 6-9 p.m, * Great Garden Escape Concert Series at the I 15 (A) • "Girls' World: An Interactive E~loration of Self-Image for Girls and Their Parents" at the Sun alley Center for the Arts Idaho Botanical Gardens, featuring from 5:30 - 7 p.m, Admission is free. , Red and Gray. Concert runs from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Tickets cost $7. ' • Hal Ketchum at the Big Easy. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $19.50 I • Me Without You, Make Believe, and Veda at the Venue. I, 16 (M) July • Action Action, Spitalfield, Gatsby's American Dream, and 1 (M) * Bank CD release £arty with party crashers Brown Eyed Deception, Brian Tone, and rian Wilkinson at theVenue, Waking Ashland at the Venue. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10. * Clumsy Lovers at the Big Easy. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10. 18 (R) • Juneteenth Celebration at Julia Davis Park from noon - 7 p.m. at the Gene Harris Bandshell, Free. 4(R) • 4th of July Pancake Breakfast at Julia Davis Park from 7 a.m- noon. Tickets are $6. 20 (M) • Noon Tunes with The Butter and Sugar Show at the SUB North Patio from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Free concert. 6 (M) • Noon Tunes with Intervision 5 at the SUB North Patio from 11:30 a.m. - 1p'.m. Free concert. r Alive After Five at The Grove, featuring Little Sue. * Alive After Five at 1 he Grove, featuring Jude Bowerman Band. Food by Mai Tai. 5-8 p.m. Food by Square. 5-8 p.m. 21 (M) • Thursday Thunder at the Boise Spectrum Courtyard, featuring Crash Four. Free concert from 6-9 p.m. 7 (M) • Thursday Thunder at the Boise Spectrum Courtyard, featuring The Rockafellas. Free concert from 6-9 p.m. • Blindside, Showbread, and The Showdown at the Venue. • Jazz at the Bistro, with the Paul Tillitson Trio from 6-9 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $12. • Jerry Garcia Band at the Bi~ Easy. Doors oren at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15. 26 (M) • Alkaline Trio at the Big Easy. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $16.50. • Frontline Attack, Chaotic A liance, Unit 2 ,and Corrupted Society 27 (M) • Noon Tunes with Simple People at the SUB North Patio at the Venue. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickcts are $10. , from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Free concert. 8 (M) • MJ Chemical Romance, part of the Vans Warped Tour, at the • Alive After Five at The Grove, featuring Massive McGregor. I aho Center Ampitheatre. Show starts at 12 p.m. Tickets cost $26. Food by Yen Ching. 5-8 p.m. 8 (A) • Artist JU~ Hall lecturing and showing slides of her work at 27 (1') • Idaho Shakespeare Festival closing night for "She Stoops To Conquer." the Sun alley Center for the Arts at 7 p.m. Admission is free. Play begins at 7 p.m. at the Idaho ShaKespeare FestivalAmphitheater. Tickets range from $18 - $32. 9(1') • Idaho Shakespeare Festival o~ening ni~ht for "AFunny Thing Ha~pened on the Way to the orum." P ay begins at 7 p.m. at the 27-31 (R) • Jaialdi 5 International Basque Cultural Festival. Ida 10 Shakespeare Festival Amphitheater. Tickets range from $18 - $32. 28 (M) • Thursday Thunder at the Boise Spectrum Courtyard, 10 (1') • Idaho Shakespeare Festival Family Ni~ht for "AFumt; Thing featuring Ultrasound. Free concert from 6-9 p.m. Ha~ened on the Way to the Forum." lay begins at p.m. at the 29 (R) • Festa'ra, part of Jaialdi Basque Festival at the Morrison Center Ida 0 Shakespeare Festival Amphitheater. Tickets range from $10 - $26, beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $28. 13 (M) • Noon Tunes with Muzzie Braun at the SUB North Patio 29 (T) • "Met to Broadway" Opera Idaho presents "Opera Under the Stars" from 11:30 a.m ..to 1 p.m. Free conc~rt. . at the Winery at Eagle ~noll. . • Alive After Five at The Grove, featunng Duffy Bishop. 30 (M) • An Intimate Evening of Music, with Donny Osmond at the Food by Old Chicago. 5-8 p.m. Morrison Center. Concert starts at 7:30. Tickets cost $25 and $40. 14 (M) • Thursday Thunder at the Boise Spectrum Courtyard, 30-9/19 (A) • "Georgia O'Keefe: Visions of the Sublime" at the Boise Art Museum. featuring Rebecca Scott. Free concert from 6-9 p.m. Tickets cost $8 general and $6 for students. • The Aquabats at the Big Easy. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $12. ngust Show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets range from $36.75 - $42.75. 2(M) • John Prine at the Morrison Center. Concertbegins at 8 p.m. Tickets are $37.50 and $47.50. - 17 (M) • Alive After Five at The Grove, featuring Reckless Kelly. Food by Square. 5-8 p.m. 3(M) • Alive After Five at The Grove, featurin Rubberneck. . Food by Villano's Specialty Market ana Deli. 5-8 a·m, 18 (M) -. Thursday Thunder at the Boise Spectrum Courtyard, • Adolescents, The Brigf~' Angel Citr; Outkasts, an DEK at the Venue. featuring Sons of the Beach. Free concert from 6-9 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. Ickets are $. O. 19 (M) • The Suicide Machines, Lost City Angels, and Bullets to ' 4(M) • Thursday Thunder at the Boise s~ectrum Courtyard, Broadway at the Venue. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10. featuring Fabulous Chancellors. 'ree concert from 6-9 p.m. '19 (R) • Move In Madness at the Centennial Amphitheater, 8 p.m. • Jazz at tIie Bistro. with The Chuck Smith Band and Free concert and film presented by the Student Programs Board. New Trio Plus from 6-9 p.m. 20 (R) • Moon Festival at the Cultural Center. Begins at 7 p.m. • Idaho Shakespeare Festival opening night for "King Lear." 1 6(1') 21 (R) • Scavenger/Poker Rally beginning at 2 p.m. Meet on the Pla begins at 7 p.m. at the Idaho Snakespeare Festival Amphitheater. Quad for games and free TCBY. Tickets range from $18· $32. 24 (M) • Alive After Five at The Grove, featuring Stacey Earl and 7(1')' • Idaho Shakespeare Festival Famil~ Night for "King Lear." Mark Stuart. Food by Old Chicago. 5-8 p.m. Pla begins at 7 p.m. at the Idaho hal

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(Ifyou want to go, too: take a I went with her and we shot the myself and these Individuals ear- (SUB). Education, culture, rec- answer questions, and you can flare. The menu Is always chan- right at Mountain HomeAFB, take proverbial, y'kno v.', and chatted lier when one of them took off his reation, and student leadership purchase Select-A-Seat tickets Ing. The SUBis also the community a left when the air smells like cow about pointless things. I showed shirt and threw it to my friend to converge there. It's a place for for sports, concerts, and theater. poop, then follow the signs.) It them a light-up ring I had and wipe her hands with. Also, it did sharing ideas, creative thought, While you're there, check out a visual and performing art center of Boise State University. On the was a welcome excursion, mark- pretended to be part of Captain not strike me as odd at the time, and community outreach. wireless laptop. In addition to ing the first time we'd taken our Planet's team of tree-hugging but why would someone from Offices In the SUB include the the SUB's wireless environment, first floor Is the Special Events dogs camping, and the first time teens. "Heart!" I may have shout- Nampa have a Southern accent? Associated Students of Boise State hard-wire connections are sta- Center where Internationally known artists present extraordi- I'd slept in a tent since I was ab- ed. The vodka had kicked In a bit Nothing happened, because University, Volunteer Services tioned throughout the building, ducted by those pesky circus per- at that point. (On a side note, I'm a after they gave me a good shov- Board, Student Programs and there are IS computers In the nary concerts at affordable prices. formers last summer. (I'm only bit ashamed to mention that I was ing, I apologized profusely' and Board, Student Activities, the Cyber Cafe. The Classic Performances Series kidding, of course - I went along all too easily duped into watching explained that r had merely beeri Culture Center and the Student When you're hungry - break- offers traditional and contempo- with them more than willingly.) a cartoon as a child that had so lit- trying to broker a compliment Organizational Complex, where fast, lunch, or dinner - dining at rary music '- everything from pi- ano to trombone to string quartet As our day of relaxing and eat- tie to do with fun and so much to for my friend, and I excused my- Information on over 180clubs can the SUB means choices. To keep ing hamburgers and drinking a do with the far-too-adult-concept self from their campsite. Lucky be found. students satisfied, the staff must - and Global Expressions shines concoction of vodka and cheap of recycling.) for me, there were hotdogs and Wherever you are on cam- meet the challenge ofprovid- the spotlight on different cultures fruit punch (the stuff that comes They must not have thought I s'mores stl1lwaiting to be cooked, pus, It's a short distance to ATM ing variety and keeping up with of the world through music, spo- in a gallon jug at Albertson's for a was too dumb, because the guys ~ and I forgot about my run-In with machines, legal, notary, copy- culinary trends. The Chicago ken word, and dance. _buck) wound down, a friend stay- . insisted that I try the steak too. It them quickly. Ing, and bindery services. At The - Connection, a local favorite, Upstairs is the Student Union ing with us made sure to visit with was no Texas Roadhouse, mind So, anyway, lesson learned. Not Bronco Express, get stamps or serves more than pepperoni. 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For more Information about giving our dogs fits because they portance. The conversation did are off camping this summer, if The Bronco Shop. For various sun- sine, while The Boar's Head Dell ., brought three dogs of their own, turn heated after I made a com- someone offers you steak, politely dries and last minute essentials, means hearty eating, llka honey SUB stores and services, and employment and internship oppor- they managed to keep to them- ment regarding my friend's good decline, do the best impression the Fresh Express Convenience, ham and mustard or roast beef tunities, visit www.sub.belses- selves. Our, neighbors to the left, looks, and anyone's apparent lack you can muster of your favorite Store is centrally located. Bowl, and cheddar. 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skiers Margit Walter and Spela BY TREVDR HORN in the nation, in any sport. Presnell brings an impressive re- Sports Editor The Broncos' overall record of sume for the 2005-06 season. Bertoncelj finished 12th and 17-12was 11 more wins than the 14th in the women's slalom at the It seems as if every year, the ac- team had the year before and TRACK AND FIELDI NCAA national championships, colades gets bigger and bigger for more than double the number CROSS COUNTRY The finishes mark the first top 15 the Athletic Department at Boise of wins the program had in 2001, finish for either skier in either the Forest Braden won one ofhis two State. With two Western Athletic 2002, and 2003 combined. slalom or the giant slalom at the WACtitles during the cross-coun- Conference team titles and nu- Sophomore middle blocker national completion in the two try season, while finishing 24th in merous individual conference Cameron Flunder and senior mid- years that each has qualified. the nation. Braden also won the titles and postseason awards, the dle blocker Heather Malaschak WACtitle in the men's 5,000-me- WOMEN'S TENNIS 2004 school year at Boise State were both honored on the 2004 ter run during the indoor was something to be remem- All-Western Athletic Conference Broncos season. Senior weight thrower Five Boise State women's ten- bered. The football team and Volleyball Team. Flunder was Mattias Ions joined Braden ~-:!t~. nis players were named to the their perfect regular .season got named to the all-conference first- another conference title, as the .. 2005 Western Athletic Conference the nation's attention, but none team and Malaschak was named men took third at the tourna- All-Conference Team. Senior of the other programs were to be to the second-team. Alissa Ayling and junior Megan outdone. ' Plunder's honor as a first-team ment. The outdoor season could have Biorkman were named to the There was the lowest seed in the member marks the first time a been called the year of the throw- league's doubles first team. history of the WACmen's basket- Boise State volleyball player has er. Defending WACand national Named to the conference sec- ball team to advance to the cham- been named to the WAC first- ond team in doubles were sopho- pionship game. The 2,000 plus team. Flunder was also named to champion Gabe Wallin won the conference title and was one of more Tiffany Coli and freshman fans rooting on the men's tennis the All-WACsecond-team in 2003, Nadja Woschek. Woschek was team as they hosted the opening making this year's honor the sec- five Broncos invited to the national championships. Along also named to the second team in rounds of the NCAAtournament, ond all-WACaward of her career. singles along with senior Carolina plus an amazing turnaround for with Wallin, Neely Falgout won MEN'S BRSKETBRLL the women's title in the javelin, Pongratz. the volleyball team, were just a The Bronco women made it to few of the highlights from the and Jons won the WAC title in The team seemed to struggle the hammer throw. Sophomore the semi-finals of the 2005 WAC 2004-05 season at Boise State. tournament, where they lost to Below is a list of the highlights throughout the regular season, Miruna Mataoanu successfully trying to find who they were, but defended her title in the high Rice. The tie for third place equals for all the athletic programs at the Broncos' best finish to date in Boise State from this past season. don't ask the players to agree with jump. that. Eric Lane was injured for the WAC. most of the early part ofthe season FOOTBALL GYMNASTICS MEN'S TENNIS after a late-night stabbing down- The perfect regular season for town sidelined him. It took all the For the 19th consecutive sea- The Boise State men's tennis the Boise State football team did way until the WACtournament to son, the Boise State gymnastics team completed one of the most not go unnoticed. The Broncos see how great of a player he was, team qualified for the NCAA re- exciting and impressive seasons moms COURTESY OF SFANlEY DHEWSFER made an improbable run to the and will be for this team. Team gional competition. Led by soph- in school history. Led by senior Liberty Bowl versus Louisville, leader Jason Ellis needed a hernia omore all-around conference Thomas Schoeck and freshman where the 44-40 loss to the operation mid-season, so injuries champion and national qualifier phenomLukeShields, the Broncos Cardinals went down as an "in- and lack of size took a huge toll on Lindsay Ward, the Broncos final ended the season in the second .stant classic" by ESPNClassic. the team. Even throughout all of 20th place finish was the highest round of the NCAA tournament, Be a Bronco, have fun. that, they managed to become the for the program since 1998.Ward Seven of the games this sea- after winning the WAC team ti- ... ,**; 'w' H & 'is . 5 lowest seed in tournament his- son were seen on the cable chan- qualified for national competi- tle. During the first two rounds to get involved. ASBSUPresident tory to make it to the champion- COMMENTRAY nel as the nation took notice of tion for the second consecutive hosted at Boise State, a reported Joe Holladay bleeds. orange and ship game, falling just short of an season and finished 42nd in the BY TREVDR HDRN Dan Hawkins' team. Hawkins 2,000 fans saw both Shields and" Sports Editor blue. If you have an idea to get won the coach of the year award NCAAtournament automatic bid, nation. Competing against some Schoeck advance deeper in com- more school spirit, give him a after losing to UTEP following an of the best competition in the in the WACas five Broncos were petition. Shields made it to the As we all, as students, get ready buzz - he'll love it. amazing four-game run in Reno. named to the first-team All-WAC West, the Broncos, led by seven round of 16 in singles competi- to embark on another year here at There is an abundance of sports Ellis was named to the all-defen- team. Senior kicker Tyler Jones seniors, became a fan favorite tion and teamed with Schoeck in Boise State - and those just start- programs here at Boise State that sive team, and Coby Karl sparked was a finalist for the Lou Groza during the winter as they teamed doubles to the round of 16. ing out - I wanted to take a mo- go completely unnoticed. Think the team, showing that he and Award, as he and three other for- up with the wrestling team twice ment to explain how passionate about how many times you've Lane are going to be one of the MEN AND WOMEN'S GOLF mer Broncos all earned free agent for the Beauty and the Beast event I am about the sports programs walked by the tennis courts and best backcuurts, not only in the contracts with NFL teams follow- in the Taco Bell Arena. here at Boise State. wondered when they play. Well, WAC,but in the country, the next FreshmanMattHastingsearned ing the NFL draft. My father went to Stanford, my 2,000 fans figured it out in May two seasons. the WAC Freshman of the Year WRESTLING grandfather was a USC grad, so when the Broncos hosted the first award. This honor marked the SOCCER rich collegiate tradition runs "in and second rounds of the NCAA WOMEN'S BASKETBRLL The Boise State wrestling team fourth straight season a Bronco my family. There is no reason why tournament for men's tennis. got exposure because of the golfer has earned postseason The Broncos started offwith the Hindsight shows this team had what they did back then, we can't Greg Patton is a wonderful man, Beauty and the Beast events, but awards. DeLaet was named the best start in program history, but demons ripping at them from the begin here at BSU. and loves his fans. As a coach, the defending PAC-lOchampions , freshman of the year in 2001-02, stumbled down the stretch, going inside, as three' players and an First and foremost, to all incom- you don't find many better. From finished third in the conference second-team All-WACin 2002-03, 0-4-1 in their final five matches assistant coach left the program ing freshman, and to those oth- him, to Dan Hawkins, to Mike this season. Scott Jorgensen suc- and first-team All-WACin 2003- against the top half of the con- before len Warden stepped down . ers who are just beginning their Maynard, Steve Lucas and the cessfully defended his conference 04. ference. However, they did finish as head coach to take the vacant time here, welcome. Get involved. newly hired Gordy Presnell, the title in the 133-pound weight The women's team finished in - with their second winning season position at Colorado State. A 7-4 Understand that tickets are free. coaches here are top-notch and class. Ben Cherrington advanced fifth place at the Western Athletic in seven years at 9-8-2 overall and record going into conference play, I don't know if there is a more have some of the best talent in the to national competition for the Conference tournament, as ju- 2-4-2 in WACplay,to place seventh the team looked as if they would blunt way for me to get my point Northwest. third time in his career, after cap- nior Ashley Hogg was named sec- in the final league standings. have their first winning season across here. People scalp tick- Greg Graham now has the tools turing his first PAC-10crown. And ond-team All-WAC and finished 'i Three players from the 2004 under Warden, but they began to ets for upwards of $100 a ticket to put together a high scoring freshman Andrew Hochstrasser tied for 10th. team earned second team AlI- struggle, despite beating La Tech for some football games. We get men's basketball team to make was narned'the PAC-10Freshman ~, - WAC honors. Seniors BreeAnn at home in January, forwhatseems them for free. Doesn't that say even the average fan get out of of the Year. Milligan and Cassidy Temple, like the biggest win in program something? their seats in the Taco BellArena. along with sophomore goalkeep- history. Tasha Harris was named Enjoy it while it lasts, because This really is a great time to be SKIING er Kim Parker were all members to the all-freshman team - the you never know if they are going a Bronco. of the team. third year in a row that a Bronco to have to begin to charge. But un- I urge you to get out with your In just the second season as was given the honor. Second lead- til that happens, take full advan- friends, or go alone as I do most of VOLLEYBALL an NCAA sport at Boise State, ing scorer Cassidy Blaine and tage. There really isn't another the time, and just enjoy the won- the Broncos ski team took 16th post player Jamie Hawkins are avenue for thousands of strang- derful sports programs here at This season's volleyball team overall in the nation. Bronco ers to get together and just have a Boise State. had one ofthe largest turnarounds gone, but new head coach G~rdy good time. Ifyou haven't been to a Make your college years mem- game, just wait until you hear the orable. Make it so you can down crowd follow along as 30,000 peo- the road say, "Yeah, I saw Daryn ple in unison yell out, "And that's Colledge at Boise State before he another Bronco first down!" It's became an-All-Pro lineman in the an amazing feeling. NFL." Say you went out to watch There was almost a sense of Graham DeLaet playa round of student pride last season. There golf before he heads out onto the was a small group that wore togas PGA Tour. Watch Luke Shields :''-'''=_ ._...ncar the north end zone. Goodon grow into one of the best tennis you; this school needs more fans players in the nation. like you. Never again in our lives Make being a Bronco something will we be able to have this much you can be proud of. Hope to see at our fingertips. you all ant there this season. Not only is football a great way - - - . - , • ,. • • ~ '. ,,0;- .:.....-....__ ------. ',--' --=J:.....::U::...:N~E=---.:O=-=--B-=.2.=.0..=0-=5:...- ...and the possibilities of the year it can be

BY TREUOR HORN Allthe hype and the gaudynum- school after spending the sum- national competition in as many Sporh Editor bers that the offense puts up make mer traveling the globe with the' years, the team becomes the first even the likes ofTrev Alberts take Canadian National team and be- WACchampions in the inaugural Once everyone gets back into note. Jared Zabransky, now with ings his quest to bring home the season for the sport in the confer- the swing of things, settles back a full year underneath him, uses WACtitle for the golf team. His ence. into the fun of being inside of his gigantic offensive line and stellar 2003-04 season will be The wrestling team sends four a classroom all day, despite the abundance of receivers to throw completely outdone as he finishes athletes to nationals as Scott summer heat calling out, that's for over 3.500 yards as Lee Marks his BSU career and starts his life Jorgenson finally gets his chance , when the real fun starts back up. racks up 1,000 yards rushing and as a professional golfer on the at a title in his senior season. Despite how successful the 2004 Daryn Colledge builds his draft PGAtour. Forest Braden continues to lit- school year was for Boise State status with unbelievable force. Once the fall sports begin to erally run all over his competition athletics, the 2005 season can be- The season goes on perfectly, wind down, the excitement of a out at Jackson's Track in Nampa, come that much greater. and the Broncos head to a BCS great winter sports season gets as the Broncos men and women's Let's take a look into the future game. That score we will leave to attention. Newly hired women's team compete in the indoor track and see what could be in store the imagination. basketball coach Gordy Presnell season. Braden wins another WAC this year. As the nation keeps a waiting begins his career at Boise State by title as the men's team wins the Not even two weeks into the fall eye on the Blue Turf the women's making fans forget Ien Warden, WACtitle in-the indoor season. semester, the football team will volleyball team is quietly taking and he leads the ladies to a win- By this time the new indoor fa- give every Bronco fan that is not the Western Athletic Conference ning season and fourth seed in cility is complete just in time for fortunate enough to head down by storm. Led by junior Cameron the WAC tournament, only to recruiting season for the football to Georgia, the thrlll of a lifetime. Flunder, the Broncos go from a once again fall to La Tech. team, as the most high profile The undersized Broncos wlll go 2003 6-24 record, to posting the Led by junior guards Eric Lane high school seniors beg and plead down 'tween the hedges and bat- team's first 20~win season. and Coby Karl, Greg Graham's to come play for the Broncos. tle tough with the SEC stalwart Fan participation and great men's hoops team dominates Daryn Colledge then becomes Bulldogs, finally emerging legit marketing by the' Athletic with a fun-and-gun offense that the first Bronco taken in the first on the national scene with a 34-2B Department during the football leads the team, and the 7.000plus round of the 2005 NFLdraft. victory. , games gets the attention of stu- fans at the Taco Bell Arena into Greg Patton and his men's ten- The win wlll take the preseason dents, and other sporting events the second berth into the NIT in nis team defends their WACtitle ranking in the top 15 in every get higher attendance, and the three years. Lane continues his as phenom Luke Shields wins major poll to a place where the campus is buzzing, like it should consistent and stellar play from his first national title, despite Broncos never thought possible be.' theWAC tournament to be the vo- only being a sophomore. Patton - a top 10 ranking in September Steve Lucas and his soccer team cal leader on the team. Karl finds proclaims Shields the next great when talks of a BCS bowl game continue their rise in the WAC,as his stride and becomes the most thing in tennis, as the Broncos get underway. fans see how fun it is out at BOAS. dominant inside-outside threat finish the season in the top 10, The Broncos romp through the The team gets their bid to host the Broncos have seen in years. and Patton comes one step closer difficult non-conference schedule the WAC tournament, and just Once the New Year comes, tl) a national title for Boise State. at Oregon State and in the home like the men's tennis team in the the Boise State gymnasts and Another great year under the opener against Bowling Green, . spring, Lucas uses his ability to wrestlers continue to draw huge belt at Boise State, and it's easy only to come out unscathed. The speak well about his girls to get crowds to the ever-popular Beauty enough to say, "It's good to be a team continues on with their con- over 1,000 fans out to root on the and the Beast matches inside the Bronco." ference win streak, even taking Broncos. Taco Bell Arena. As Lindsay Ward care of Fresno State on the road. Graham DeLaet comes back to gets ready to compete in her third \ ~

The ant's eye view • • &&¥¥ Hawks when they take the field. You can look back on your days, game. I actually prefer to watch it was already a sports heaven. We team and the glory and the allure CDMMENTRRY I jump for joy at hearing rumors when you are aging and immo- the guys and gals that aren't get- have high schoolers breaking re- of that championship looming in BY DUSTIN LRPRRY that the Bank of America Centre . bile, and you may smile when you ting anything out of it but the ex- cords and grade schoolers push- the distance. Arbiter Sports may help bring the Stallions back think of the summer and fall of perience. For me it seems more ing newsports and their talents to Idaho is not exactly in the mainstream flow of American for a little B-man football, which 2005 in Boise, Idaho, when you BOISE- The Treasure Valley is deserving of my applause. Sure the edge of greatness. I can't say that there is anyone athletics, but that doesn't mean is fun to see in the small towns saw greatness carved into stone a breeding ground for athletics. the paid and scholar-earning sport that overrides the Boise that sports are any less impor- around Boise too (those kids and onto plaques. You can say Professional sports are still peep- athletes are in the upper echelon consciousness. Football comes tant to our lives. We may never can score on a pitch play every that you were there. You saw that ing their eyes our way, but the of human construction. but they to mind, but wellave soccer, too. get that professional team, but we time if their tailback has greased game. You read that story. market is too small, so we get mi- have been bred and trained to I believe that sports are a staple are Raiders and Broncos fans. We wheels). And if didn't or you don't. and nor league sports and semi-pro- play ball, and that is their sale fo- of American life, no matter which cheer for the Los Angeles Angels Sports are an addiction. Sports you don't care to, that's flnc. There fessional athletics. Odds are that cus. you choose to play. Children and of Anaheim and the New Jersey are a lifestyle. Being an athlete on are enough of us junkies out there we will never get an NFL or MLB Seldom do we ever hear of a pro- adults find competition and ex- Devils. a championship team can be the to keep the ratings rolling and the franchise. fessional athlete with something ercise and friendships forged We may wait for eternity to ar- greatest feeling for the kid on the teams supported by our. But is that so bad? For us real else they do on the side. They through the sports they choose rive and still not have a real pro- mound or the guard on the wing There may come a day when we sports junkies, the important have their obligations to.chari- to play. fessional team to call our own. hitting that trifecta to advance have "that team" of our own, but thing is to watch the competition. ties like the United Way.But what What is truly important is that But I can live with that. I don't his squad, and for Joe Shmoe in until. then, let's make the best of Sports is about a lot of things: ca- about the woman that volunteers we play. Some play for money, ' mind cheering for the Steelheads the stands cheering wildly, just' what we have. The more we win, maraderie, athleticism, but more to coach youth lacrosse four days others for a college scholarship skating toward the Kelly Cup and happy as hell to be a part of the the more attention we get, The than anything, it is about the a week, six months a year, and gets (and that elusive free ride), Still rallying from a poor start to the action. more attention we get, the more athletes, the players, the lives, nothing but experience out of it. others play because they never season. I love to see the Stampede Sports fans we are. It doesn't America can watch and see that the stories, and the experience of What I am !?ftting at is that al- got that free ride, put their time move back into Boise. matter which sport you play or Boise isn't so far out oftheway and sport. though the Treasure Valley is a and energies into other endeav- I fell back in love with baseball, which team you root for, just play that the sports we produce have a I could care less if the people in growing sports haven with the ors, and now that they are older, and although my schedule is hel- and root and be a part of the expe- quality unique and of champion- pads and jerseys are in it for multi- Stampede, the Steelheads, the they realize that they miss the lacious I plan on catching the rience of athletics. ship caliber. millions or are just there for the Hawks and our beloved ,ncos. 8oi4e Clutch & Automotive

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i "'" ~,! . _'~ -- ---.,.- ~ ---;---C....;~ __ ~ -- JUNE OB 2005 Idaho native named new women's hoops coach Broncosporls.co. Is a great opportunity with the Eights and the 2005 national title tlo~. they,recorded five unbeaten athletic department moving for- game. '.. , •hOIlle~eaSons durlng his tenure, Boise State· University an- ward so fast, and I want to be a In 2004, his peers recognized Inc1udhigthe last two years. . .. nounced that Gordy Presnell has part of that excitement. I want to Presnell as the NCAA Dlvlslon Presnell be~ his coaching", been hired as the new head coach get.the women's basketball pro- II coach of the year for the sec- .career in the prep ranks. He was of the women's basketball program moving forward,· Presnell ond consecutive .season by the the assistant coach foe the ·1984 gram effective immediately. said.. Women's Basketball Coaches ldaho3A state champion boys "We are thrilled to get Gordy "The first thing I want to do Association (WBCA).His other team from Lapwai High School, Presnell, who has 18years ofhead - is put a staff together and get to honors include four WBCA re- the school from which he gradu- coaching. experience and such know our players. Obviously, regional coach of the year and sev- ated. He moved on to Kendrick a successful background with a crulting will begin immediately. en conference coach of theyear High School the following year, 396-127 (.757) record at Seattle Weneed to continue to build what awards. also as an assistant. The Kendrick Pacific," Gene Bleymaier, Boise coach Warden started and move Presnell inherited a program in squad captured the 1985Idaho 4- State athletics director said. "I forward In the WAC:' 1987,which had not posted awin- Astate title. think Gordywill be a great fit here This past season, Presnell led ning record in the previous nine Presnell proceeded to take over at Boise State and will be able to Seattle Pacific to their third con- years. In 18years he has never ex- the head coaching job at Kendrick take us to new helghts1n women's secutlve league championship perienced a losing season, finish- High for one season, before com- basketball." with a 17-1mark, they finished ing above .500each year. Presnell ing to Seattle Pacific. Heserved as Presnell, a Lapwai, Idaho na- at 30-3 overall, and played for the has won more games (396-127) graduate assistant with the SPU tive and Northwest Nazarene NCAADivision II national cham- than any previous SPUcoach. men's team In 1986-87. University graduate, returns to pionship, losing In the final 70-53 He Is the wlnningest coach Presnell graduated from Idaho's ~:;~~";~~C~NatJon(,~\{{'_ his home state to take over the to Washburn. 2004-05 was also in the Great Northwest Athletic Northwest Nazarene University ,~~'IJ#lCRRl!gIQn@l,f ' Boise State program after 18sue- their second consecutive 30-plus Conference, and surpassed the in 1983with a Bachelor of Arts in cessfnl years at Seattle Pacific win season, after going 30-1 dur- 300 career wins plateau in 2002. Physical Education. Hecontinued ,;·;::t\i..:.conrerence COa University. Along the way, his Ing the 2003-04campaign. Building from the ground up, his studies in Physical Education :..i§'4:NCRR DtUIl'Jlj~'fl teams have amassed an aver- On the national scene, the Presnell created a thriving atmo- at Seattle Pacific where he earned );.:.ifRR Ellte'flght. e ,rancet(,: age of 22 wins per season, while Falcons have advanced to nine sphere around the Seattle Pacific a master's degree in 1989.Gordy claiming six conference champi- straight and 11ofthe last 12NCAA campus and made Brougham and his wife, former SPUgymnast 'I;':' NatIonal C~Bmplt)nshlpgemapartlclpbn onships including four of the last Division II tournaments. Overall, Pavilion one of the toughest gyms Susan Nolte,will relocate to Boise .'7";;'Conference Champlollshlps" ::,' . five seasons. Seattle Pacific made the NCAA for visitors to win In on the West with their daughter, Jacquelyn, Ill'-Iul,nmng s~aso~s ',. ',...,. ., .'. "Iamfired-up!I'mexcitedatthe post-season In 13 of Presnell's 18 Coast. The Falcons were 221-29at and son, Ryder. : ''': '.~~_:.;':l-:::~_:':~~:~ ',", -; opportunity to be there, I think it years, advancing to three Elite home under Presnell, and in addi- Gametime schedules for 2005-2006 season

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09/1012005 3:30p.m. (PT)FSNOregon State Beavers Corvallls,OR 08/27/20052:00 p.m. Alumni Match Boise,ID 08/20/20052:00 p.m. Northwest Nazarene Crusaders" Boise,Idaho

09/21120056:05 p.m, ESPN2Bowling Green Falcons Boise,ID 09/0112005 TBAWyoming Tournament Laramie, WY 08/28/20051:00 p.m, Utah Ute s Boise,Idaho

10/01/20056:00 p.m. (HT)Hawai'i Warriors Honolulu, HI 09/06/20055:30 p.m. Utah ValleyState Wolverines Boise,ID 09/01/2005 NAUSoccer.Tournament Flagstaff, Arizona

10/08/20056:05 p.m. Portland State Vikings Boise,ID 09/09/20059:00 a.m, (CT)Georgia Bulldogs Lubbock, TX 09/02/20054:00 p.m. (pt)UCDavis AggiesFlagstaff, Arizona 09/04/200511:00 10/15/20056:05 p.m. San Jose State Spartans Boise,ID 09/09/20055:00 p.m. (CT)San Diego State Aztecs Lubbock, TX a.m. (pt) BowlingGreen Falcons Flagstaff, Arizona

10/22/20051:05 p.m. Utah State AggiesLogan, UT 09/10/20052:00 p.m. (CT)TexasTech Red Raiders Lubbock, TX 09/08/2005 Montana Soccer Tournament Missoula, Montana 09/09/20055:00 10/29/20056:05 p.m. Nevada WolfPack Boise,ID 09114/20057:00p.m. Idaho State Bengals Pocatello, ID p.m. Montana Grizzlies Missoula, Montana 09/1112005 NoonAir Force Falcons Missoula, Montana 11105/2005 1:05p.m, NewMexico State AggiesBoise, ID 09/22/20057:00 p.m. (I-ITlHawai'i RainbowWahine Honolulu, HI

1lI10/2005 5:00 p.m. (PT)ESPNFresno State Bulldogs Fresno, CA 09/24/20057:00 p.m. (PT)San Jose State Spartans San Jose, CA 09/15/2005 Soccer Etc. Nike Classic Boise,Idaho 09/16/20055:00 p.m. Northern Arizona Lumberjacks Boise, Idaho 11119/20051:05 p.m. Idaho Vandals Boise,in 09/29/20057:00 p.m. Utah State AggiesBoise, ID 09/18/200511:00 a.m. Northern Arizona vs Nevada Boise,Idaho 11126/20056:00 p.m. (CT)Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Ruston, LA 10/01/20052:00 p.m. Nevada WolfPack Boise, ID

10/08/20052:00 p.m, Idaho Vandals Boise, ID 09/18/20052:00 p.m. Eastern Washington Eagles Boise,Idaho

- 10/13/20057:00 p.m. (PT)Nevada WolfPack Reno, NV 1)9/21/20055:00 p.m, Ida~o State Bengals Boise, Idaho

10/15/20052:00 p.m, Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine Boise;ID 09/24/20053:00 p.m, IUPUIJaguars Cedar City, Utah

10/20/20057:00 p.m, (CT)Louisiana Tech LadyTechsters Ruston, LA 09/26/20052:30 p.m, Southern Utah Thunderbirds Cedar City,Utah

10/22/20057:00 p.m. NewMexico State AggiesLas Cruces, NM 09/30/20057:00 p.m. (ct)TexasA&MAggiesCollege Station, Texas

10/27/20057:00 p.m, Louisiana Tech LadyTechsters Boise,ID 10/02/2005 1:00p.m. (ct)TexasChristian Horned Frogs FortVVorth,Texas 10/29/20052:00 p.m. New Mexico State Aggies Boise,ID 10/07/20054:00 p.m, San Jose State Spartans Boise, Idaho 11103/20057:00 p.m, (PT)Fresno State Bulldogs Fresno, CA 10/09/20055:00 p.m. (ht) Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine Honolulu, Hawaii 11/05/20057:00 p.m. Utah State AgglesLogan, UT 10114/2005 4:00 p.m. Nevada - WolfPack Boise,Idaho ll/09/2005 7:00p.m. Eastern Washington Eagles Boise,ID 10116/20051:00 p.m. Fresno State Bulldogs Boise, Idaho 11112/20057:00 p.m. (PT)Idaho Vandals Moscow,ID 10/23/20051:00 p.m. (pt) Idaho Vandals Moscow, Idaho 11117/20057:00 p.m. San Jose State Spartans Boise,ID 10/28/20053:00 p.m. Utah State AgglesLogan.Utah 11/19/20057:00 p.m. Fresno State Bulldogs Boise,lD 10/30/20051:00 p.m. (ct) Louisiana Tech 11/25/2005TBAWACChampionships TBA LadyTechsters Ruston, Louisiana 11103/2005 WACSoccer Tournament TBA

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