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Channel 27 bolts BSU supply the equipment, plus air time ductions are now working with the by Kevin Patrick on Channel 27. most minimum of equipment The University News Equal studio time was granted to 2) New fall program- both. ming, such as Bronco Vision, Wild On August 24, 1990, The agreement worked until Idaho, Health Line and other pro- United Cable extracted itself from United Cable changed its format to grams will still be created "but at a BSU. This separation ended a local origination programming and slower pace," said Franden. cooperative project between the advertising sales. 3) "A rough estimate of communication department and At that time, the University $250,000 to replace the equipment," United Cable's Channel 27. Television Productions (V.T.P.) was said Dr. Robert Boren, communi- The project began in January expanding BSU programming into cation Chairman, "is staring the 1986, when United Cable ap- new realms of production. communication department and proached BSU to cooperatively "Basically both parties were BSU straight in the face." operate a facility which could pro- outgrowing the original terms of 4) The communication duce a public access channel for . theiragreement," said John Franden, department is asking for immedi- community programming. Executive Assistant to the President ate funding of $60-80.000 this se-. TIle agreement made was BSU The impacts of United Cable's mester with an additional $185 ,000 would supply the studio facilities pullout are widespread: one-time money for next semester. and United Cable would in tum 1) Students in Field Pro- Con't on page 24 Rash of swastikas plaque Bolse Jody Howard The University News
Man's inhumanity to man Makes countless thousands mourn! "werst - Robert Bums ASBSU President and Vic:e President, Eric Love and Teri Kennon cut the ribbon at the recent grand "Hitler Had the Right opening of the first floor SUB cafeteria. Idea." Father Leonidas Soukis, hor- rified to see these words scrawled across the sidewalk in front of his Student's distressed by seating Greek Orthodox Church, discov- ered three-foot swastikas on the Matt Fritsch student seating tickets may enter church doors as well, all in red The University News the northeast entrance of the sta- spray paint, with spittle on the out- dium. side of the building and door "I can hardly watch thegame, The changes have met with handles. Then when the sidewalk with the dang sun burning my reti- some complaints though. The pri- was clean, someone dumped five nas!" "Didn't we have seats on mary complaint of the students has gallons of dead crawfish in front of the 50 yard line last year?" been the difficulty of viewing the the church.' Can't on page 24 "Why did they change our game through the glare of the early The same weekend a Jew- seating?" evening sun. These are just a few of the " - Last Monday ASBSU Sena- Handicap parking causes flap questions students have been asking tors Mike Haddon, Ron Craig and following BSU's first two home Gary Myers met with BSU Athletic lot is to the advantage of handi- games. DirectorGene Bleymaier to discuss by Cynthia Hutchinson capped students and is the most The new seating policy at possible solutions to the students' The University News efficient use of that particular space. home games creates a students only complaints. Bob Follett of BSU Park- section at the stadium, similar to the Bleymaier indicated it would Dr. Bcfn Parker, Professor ing Services explained that the students only section for basketball be infeasible to change back to last of Communication, recently ac- spaces were provided due to a com- games held in the Pavilion. year's seating arrangement. quired a new title as the " unofficial plaint filed by a former student who The new student seating He did, however, indicate lot watcher", His notoriety came was unable to purchase a $15 sections are 8, 10, 16, 18 and 20, he would "seriously consider" ad- about upon returning to campus on handicap permit. located on the northeast end of the justing the game time in future sea- August 20, 1990 and discovering The student, not identifi- stadium. These sections have been sons so as to alleviate the glare that what had been considered the able, registered the complaint with cordoned off from the southeast problem. communication parking lothad been the DepartmentofEducation' sCivil portion of the stadium to prevent In a telephone conversation remodeled and now housed nine Rights Commission in Seattle. the general public from taking the Thursday, Bl&ymaier indicated the handicapped spaces. BSU was informed and students seats. sun is only a problem in September ' Parker's acquisition of his asked to comply with a request to In previous years there had and early October. new title was no accident Hisoffice supply "free equivalent parking" ·been no way of keeping the general The senators were impressed window allows special viewing for handicapped students and visi- public out of student seating sec- with Bleymaier's response to their privileges. To date, he has seen "one tors in a centrally located area on tions. inquisition. flatbed truck with a welder, backed campus. Ushers and stanchions now "He bent over backwards to into a space." The LA lot east of the separate general public seating ar- help us. He is very concerned about Parker really questions HemingwayCenterwasdetermined eas from the student seating areas. students and student issues," said whether having all nine spots in one Can't on page 24 In addition only those people with Haddon. ,·f ,," I Page 2 September 17, 1990 The University News Etched 0 In oStone positeoptions), elementary, special winter sports training and outings. elude: "cold drill" republishes western thriller education and bilingual instruction. AMAS bas conducted a youth sum- • A'panel discussion on "Man. Applications are available in room mer wheelchair sports camp for the "Cold-drill's" publication of aging the Public Lands" with schol- 306oftheBSUEdl.!CationBuilding. past three years. ars and a U.S. Department of Inte- Wild Horse Tamer, a western WildHorse Tamer includes photos For more information, call 385- In addition, a part-time activities rior policy analyst, October 3 at adventure tale written for young of Balch and an afterword by Idaho 1528. coordinator will be hired. 10:30 am, readers by the late Idaho author Statesman columnist, Tim The federal grant provides 71 Woodward. The cover features a • An address on "Management Glenn Balch, will be re-p'ublished percent of AMAS' $123,986 bud- and Mismanagement of Our Na- on October Iby "cold-drill" books photo taken by Todd Jeffs of Me- get this year. The remainder of the ridian, winner of a statewide cover AMAS g~ts grant tional Forests" by San Francisco and the Idaho Centennial Commis- budget is provided by donations, environmental journalist Catherine sion. photo competition. The book is membership fees and inkind con- Originally published in 1955, dlustrated by E.B. Quigley. The Alternate Mobility Adven- Caufield, October 3 at 2 p.m. ture Seekers, a group providing tributions from BSU. • A workshop on the economic Wild Horse Tamer is one of 34 Re-publication of Wild Horse For more information about par- books by Balch. The author's first Tamer was made possible in part outdoor programs for the physically and political issues of old growth challenged, will- expand to cover ticipating in or volunteering for forest planning, October 3 at 3 p.m, book was published in 1937. Over by a grant from the Idaho Centen- AMAS, please call 385-3030. the years Balch's work grew in nial Commission. The book will be Canyon County programs following • An address on "National Parks popularity among young readers available in the Boise State Uni- recelptofan$88,184 grant from the ~ University" by Yale ~niversity who "loved his exciting tales of versity Bookstore, the "cold-drill" U.S. Department of Education. Public lands confer- history professor Robin Winks, wild horses, lost dogs and happy catalog and Idaho bookstores at a AMAS, part of the Boise State ence October 4 at 9 am. Indians," according to his former cost of $9.95. University Outdoor Adventure -. A workshop on resolving wife Elise Balch. . For more information, call BSU Program, was created in 1985 to "Our Public Lands," the focus public lands disputes with aides Adrien Taylor, head reference English professor Tom Trusky at provide physically challenged in- of the seventh annual Frank Church from the offices of U.S. Senator librarian at Boise State and a 385-1999. dividuals in southwest Idaho with Conference on Public Affairs on James McClure and Representative member of the Idaho Centennial classes and outings for such activi- October 2-4 at Boise State Univer- Larry Craig; Joe Hinson from the Commission publications commit- ties as whitewater rafting, scuba sity will feature keynote addresses Intermountain Forestry Industry diving, camping and horseback Association; and Mike Medberry tee, noted that "it became obvious Student teacher deadline by Earth Day founder, former U.S. there was both a need and demand riding. senator and Wisconsin governor from the Idaho Conservation for juvenile books which treats AMAS director Nancy Ertter Gaylord Nelson, and former Colo- League, October 4, at 10:30 a.m, Sharpen your pencils please. said a study of needs would be con- • A panel discussion on report- Idaho's history, and Glenn Balch's October Iisthe deadline for student rado governor and author Richard works came to mind." The Idaho teaching applications for the spring ducted this year in Canyon County, Lamm. ing on public lands issues with Library Association honored Balch 1990 semester through the Boise with a program filling those needs The conference will also in- Howard Berkes, Western regional in August for his "outstanding con- State University College ofEduca- to follow in 1991. She said the reporter for National Public radio.; tributions to Idaho's libraries." tion. The deadline is for student- grant will also allow AMAS to ex- teachers in secondary (single/com- pand its youth program to include BSU artists show at drawing exhibition Drawings ranging from Wilde and Richard Young, Boise; airbrushed landscapes to hand- Ross Brown, Enumclaw, Washing- colored computer abstracts will be ton; Barbara Robertson and Norman presented in the BSU Invitational Taylor, Seattle; Andrew Cangelose, Drawing Exhibition September 28 Portland; Alvin Gittins, Utah; - October 19 in Boise State Cherie Mensching, Albuquerque, University's Gallery of Art The New Mexico; and Bruce Gregory, exhibition will feature the work of San Juan Islands, Washington. IIartists working in various styles The Gallery of Arts is open HERE'S-WHY and media. weekdays from 9 am, to 5 p.m. and An artists' reception will be weekends from I to 5 p.m, For from 5:30 - 8 p.m, September 28 in more information, caIl the art THE SMART MONEY AT the BSU Gallery of Art, located in department's Talking Phone Book the Liberal Arts Building on Uni- number at888-4043 code 5908 in - versity Drive. Boise, or 454-1186 code 5908 in ,tJI: Artists featured are Mark i BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Canyon County. t ' Bangerter, Laura Regan, Stephanie IS GOING WITHTIAA-CREF Fraternities and sororities face price hikes By Debbie Marecek program." AS IF THE FUTURE DEPENDED fJN IT. The University News Any items displaying the above mentioned fraternity or sorority Before students left for the marks must now be approved by ecause it does. Smart investors growth through dividends. 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I l • UmiICd dtJivery area. 343·5995 @l99OTIAA-eREF I --- •• ® Boise, Idaho. 1013 Vista I •••••••••••••••••••••• '.", __ ---0'- _. '~_'_'.' __ ~" '. '- __ ~'.'_'" .. ", "'.' •. -... _.-. _ .•., .... -... "...,;."-~ .•• -",0'- ...- ~ .-.~ .-.~.-_ ... ~; ...... ;.,_~ ._,_-- ..,-"._ .•__ • The University News September 17, 1990 'Page 3 Oheatlnq is getting through BSU theslimebag way By Holly C8I:fS ' (1) Copying a passage directly Academic Dishonesty, in the Code The Code of Conduct also states of the Liberal Arts Building or their The Universi News fromasourceandfailin~toenclose of Conduct, states that cheating or those students who feel they have professor for help. Teri Kennon, the material in quotauons and/or plagiarism in any form is not ac- been unjustly dismissed can take ASBSU Vice President, addresses Don't look for a class in Cre- provide it with an accurate "Works ceptable. This includes: their case to The Academic Griev- the problem by stating, "It's not ative Cheating 101 in this next Cited" note. • Buying or in any way using a ance and Academic Dishonesty only the people who are cheating, semester's catalogue at BSU. (2) Using an idea (even if ex- term paper or other project that was Board. Mr. Rapp indicated that in but also the people who allow them Academic cheating is a big pressed in your own words) from a not composed by the student turn- the last four to five years he is tocheat, ..peoplewhocheatcan steal problem sweeping the nations source and failing to provide an ing it in; unaware of anyone bringing a case the information, but it is easier to school system. Students cheat in a accurate note for it. TIns category • Copying from another paper of this type before the board. just get the information from myriad of ways. also includes those careless para- either before or during the exam; Sharon Mackey, a writing con- someone." In an article pUblished in the phrases that merely rearrange or • Using crib notes or retrieval sultant for The Writing Center on Some universities are dealing Journal of Education for Business, omit phrases from the original. of information storedina computerI campus, said in the last two years with the problem of cheating in October 1987, George E. Stevens (3) Copying another person's calculator outside the exam room. she has seen "only one person who creative ways. The March 1990 and Faith W. Stevens are surprised paper or having one prepared for • Having someone else take an was blatantly plagiarizing." Occa- issue of the National on Campus by "the ingenuity of today's cheat- you by another person. exam or taking an exam for some- sionally, plagiarism is seen, but it is Report states that the students of the ers.", The gamut of cheating they There are businesses which do one else; generally a matter of students not University of Alabama sign a "No- describe ranges from students using nothing butdevelop researchpapers • Collaboration on take home knowing how toproperlydocument. cheating" form when they register the memory functions of hand-held to be purchased by students, Dick exams where it has been forbidden; She said those students who have a for classes. It is "intended toreduce calculators to store answers to ex- Rapp, Associated Vice President of • Direct copying of another problem with plagiarism are not cheating and promote academic in- ams, to "encode physics and math Student Affairs at BSU, indicated term paper; or ISOlatedto one age group. Mackey tegrity" and has become part of the equations on rolled pieces of paper that some campus newspapers will • Failure to give proper credit encourages students who are unsure honor code approved by the Uni- slipped inside special clear, plastic even run ads for these types of to sources. about documentation to contact the versity of Alabama's president. ball point pens that magnified tiny businesses. HespeculatesthatBSU When cheating occurs it is the Writing Center on the'second floor scrawls intoreadable size." Perhaps is not immune from the student policy of BSU that course the most common and often an un- cheating problem. "I can't imagine instructor's handle each case. In intentional way of cheating is by we don't have some cheating ~oing the event of repeated or major of- plagiarism. on. I have not heard it's a major or fenses, the instructor and depart- REMINPER: ASBSU provides legal consultation and There are many different forms critical problem on this campus at ment chair concur to determine if other legal services to individual students through ofplagarism. The Writing at Boise this time." Mr. Rapp referred to the the case should be referred for fur- State University handbook states Boise State University Student ther University action, which can Schroeder & Lezamiz with the private firm of that plagiarism falls under three Handbook Code of Coduct as the result in "suspension or expulsion" Schroeder & Lezamlz, Boise. If you need a legal categories: policy used to determine cheating. from the University. consultation, and you are a full fee paying student, call ASBSU at 385-1440. All consultations and most legal services are free of charge. John T. Schroeder 384-1627 office ASBSU ATTY. rr MAY BE THE MOST IMPORTANr WEEKEND OF YOUR liFE!! 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I I i SELF STORAGE i I •••••••• HOUSEHOLD & BUSINESS SPECIALISTS •••••••• I I 10475 FairviewAve.• 377·2001 I Not valid willi any other discount I One coUpon per customer. per visit - Expires 10/1/90 .. 3 2 2 - 4 3 2 1 .------Page 4 September 17, 1990 The University News Opinion .. .:.: ,r!~~ol'~ .... .r,: .: : ••:.:. • •• .. -.. ...''''..#...... , ~ ...... ".:" .' ..• 1 • • f{fP~f.NTA1\VE:. CRAl'MAS1!kL; ~ n4E ART a: f() Ll -n CAL ~NSr:ORMATION. To the students of Santa Fe Community College, University of Florida and the RSBSU community of Gainsville, Florida, we' exte.nd our heartfelt sympathy. The in- Spotlight abflity to comprehend the sick mind of one who commits such hideous crimes motivates us in our commitment to our b~ Mike Haddon own safety issues, on campus and off ASBSU Senate Pro-Tern campus. We don't want to live in fear. Special to The University News We want the violence to end. Senate bashing seems to be the latest and continuing pastime for the B <> s <> u <> N UNews. Weare an easy target, students elected in the hopes of helping students. At least the UNe\:lsresearches their topic well, as far as I know, they have attended four or five entire senate meetings in the last year and a half. My name is Mike Haddon, and I am the new senate pro-tem at Boise State. Myselfand the other senators would like to get to know the students better to en- able us to meet your needs. For that reason, we will set up a "Sen- ate Booth" this year in the SUB. In the booth, senators will Iiste~ to requests and problems of students. Ifyou are a student upset at the new seating arrangements for the football games, here is some encouraging news. We realize that the upper-deck seats get more than their share of sunshine, and it is hard for you to see the game. We have discussed the problem with Gene Bleymaier at the Varsity Center, and they will give serious consideration to starting games later to give the sun a chance to go I~~- down and us a chance to see the game. The senate is starting this year with many goals in mind to help the student. Take the time to get to know who your senator is, and let us know your expectations of tis. We have a good working relationship with the new presi- dent, Eric Love, and this year is looking very promising. We're looking forward to meeting your l5~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ The University News September 17, 1990 Page 5 View 0 Point by Dr. Lonnie Willis with the red dress on? by Dr. Andrew Schoedinger vation is fruitful in that in this day has spawned, nurtured and con- Professor of English She got Funky Butt, Associate Professor of Philosophy sequently tolerated such areas The University News The University News and age we all abuse the mother Stinky Butt, sure's you're tongue, myself included, . of depravity. born.''' Misuse of language con- Censorship is not the "Black is Beautiful" Not so well known, "Funky Butt" While listening to the lyr- stitutes its abuse because it under- solution to the problem. Censor- fit MississippiJohnHurt toaT. has along history that reveals a de- ics of2 Live Crew's recording "As mines the process, and I believe in ship is merely a comfortable and He was a gentle, dignified man pendence on oral improvisation. Nasty As They Wanna Be" I was the long run the ability, of one ex- socially acceptable way of who cared about himself, Originally an African-American reminded of John Steinbeck. He pressing himself in a precise man- avoiding the condition that gave people and music. John Hurt song, "Emancipation Day," with once had had an experience which ner. The world and all that therein is rise to the perceived need for picked guitar and sang from a lines on brought is not black and white, it is not censorship in the first place. prodigious repertoire of blues, Abe Lin- into fo- brute. Rather it is an ensemble of The efforts to suppress folk and popular songs. In his coin, it was cus a nuances, One of the beauties of our 2 Live Crew are tantamount to 70s he performed at the New- given new J3 This Week J3 most im- language is that it is sophisticated suppressing scientific investi- port Folk Festival and at lyrics by portant enough to express any and all of the gation. Neither can be success- Carnegie Hall. The photo on jazz bands The 2 Live dimen- world's nuances which include the fulIy accomplished. That is be- the back of his final Vanguard at the tum sion of emotions and reactions of the human cause human beings are creative album, "Last Sessions", shows of the cen- Crew I a n - beings living in and reacting to that individuals and will inevitably a formal John Hurt in a dark tury. For express themselves. That ex- (see lyrics below) guage, world. One's abuse oflanguage is suit and vest, his soft hat at a example, namely either a reflection of one's limited pression is reflective of what at rakish tilt, a cigarette holder Buddy its abuse view and/or understanding of the the moment IS. What IS central posed a Ia Franklin Roosevelt. Bolden's by mis- world or an expression of laziness to the lyrics of "As Nasty As He holds a guitar case and looks New Orleans dance band took up use. While working alongside a crew - lazy in the sense of one being They Wanna Be" is a degener- steadily into the camera, "Funky Butt" as its signature piece, member on a merchant marine ship unvlilling to exert the effort to find ate, replete atmosphere that The last album in- playing improvised lyrics at every an accident occurred. His mate lost the words that most adequately and glorifies violence. Censorship cluded Mr. Hurt's versions of dance. a couple oCfingers in a winch. That accurately express the situation at will not change what IS. What several "folk" songs like Bukka Now,let'sadmitiL "Funky individual disgorged a most vile hand. we need is a commitment to White's "PoorBoy, Long Ways Buu" bothers us. Lyrics about funk diatribe which duly impressed 1f2Live Crew is not abus- ridding the society of the envi- From Home" and Leadbelly's and stink seem, well,nasty. Worse, Steinbeck. He said it was so foul ing the language and its use by them ronment that gave rise to the "Goodnight, Irene." But it is the nasty bits seem linked to women that he pledged to himself never to is truly reflecting reality, then we lyrics that express the way that his cut of a lyrics called "Funky ("that girl with the red dress on"),so repeat it unless a dire circumstance should all take note as to precisely environment IS. Butt' that is especially note- we suspect a sexual connotation, of equal extreme befell him. His how base life has become in some -worthy. It goes: maybe at women's expense. One mate's choice of words so fit the quarters of this society. We as a "I thought I heard dictionary of slang does define situation that Steinbeck thought that society ought to be ashamed of such some boys say, "funky" as "sweat generated during itwouldbeamisuse,no,anoutright a reality. Itserves no good purpose 'Funky Butt, sex." But I think our minds abuse of language to repeat them to point to such places as south Stinky Butt, take it away. unless a future situation truly fit centml L.A. as degenerate and leave You see that girl such ajeremiad. Steinbeck's obser- itat that. Iris the society at large that The_2 Live Crew Caution: Some of our readers may find "Holy War," Distorted fact about Islam the following lyrics offensive. Our pUJPOse for presenting these lyrics is not to shock you but to inform you. See Sylvia Flynn's review of The 2 Live Crew 00 page 14. and decide for themselves like in- and is used under the most unusual agencies, Islamic or non-Islamic, Mian Furgan MehMood telligent, responsible and rational of circumstances when all other who have or are using the Islam as My mama and your mama was talkin' a IinIe shit, Muslim Student Association measures fail. Islam is a religion of another strategy in their anti-Hu- S~al to The University News beings. My mama called your mama a poor TheGioriousQuran makes peace: ITS MEANING IS PEACE: man politics are ridiculing Islam. diamood ass bitch, Iknow your sister and the bitch ain't it clear that, whether we want it or the adjective Muslim itself means Once again, the fact remains that shit, not, war is a necessity of existence, peaceful. Every being is entitled to Islam is the religion of peace in She laid me and all the boys and even Is Islam a sucked our dicks. name ofa re- a fact of life, enjoy the the fullest sense of the term; that peaceofIslam unjust war was never among its Jack and Jill went up the hill to have a Iigion which so long as liule fun, was spread at there exists in Muslims are com- and the kind- teaching; that aggression is not Jack got mad, kicked Jill in the ass the point of a the world in- manded by God not to ness of the tolerated by it; that force was 'cause she couldn't make him come. sword? Are justice, op- begin hostilities, or peaceful Mus- never forgivable by God or ac- Mama Bear asked Papa Bear could he the Muslims pression, ca- lim, regardless ceptable to Islam; and whoever cat her porridge Papa Bear said. .. a bunch a fa- pricious ambi- embark on any act of of religious or distorts, or misrepresents the Is- aggression, or violate geographical lamic teachings, does not matter Shit bitch, you must think Im sick, natics? Usually these kind of tions, and ar- just get down here on your knees and questions often arise in the mind bitrarycIaims. any others rights. or racial con- ifhe is the President ofImq or any suck my bad ass dick. siderations, as other anti-Islamic element, Mus- of the people who are unaware of Although re- Abraham Lincoln was a good old man, Islamic beliefs. These kinds of alistic in its long as there lims are ordered to proclaim Jihad He hopped out the window with his approach, Islam never tolerates ag- is no aggression against Islam or the or Holy War against them. dick iIihis hand. stereo typed images have been Excuse me lady, I'm just doing my strengthened by few Islamic in- gression from its own side or from Muslims. It is simply an appeal to duty. any other side, nOPdoes it entertain There is no such thing as a all whohaveliuleorsomeknowl- So pull down your pants and give me dividuals who use Islam as a tool some booty. for their propaganda and is also aggressive wars or the initiation of religious war to force Islam on non- edge about Islam to not misun- aggressive wars. Muslims com- Muslims. Also disingenuous derstand Islam or to form an opin- There's an old lady who lives in a shoe distorted practically by many are got a house full of kids. don't know others. An effort will be made manded by God not to begin hostili- sloganeering that usesJihad or Holy ion about it, just by considering what to do. ties, embark on any act of aggres- War in an attempt to legitimize per- acts of few Islamic individuals or sucked and f--d aIlthe niggen around. here to present the concept of when it's time to pay rent, ain't none to Holy War in Islam in its true light sion or violate any others rights, sonal ambition,regional power,and groups who have strayed away be foond, national economic interests is hol- from the righteous path of Islam. and clear picture. In doing so, War is not an objective of •• Dirty Nursery RhymD there is no attempt to present our Islam, nor is it the normal course of low rhetoric that should deceive no The 2 Live Crew side of the story to the West to see Muslims. It is only the last resort one. AlI of those individuals or '--'':~--~.--:=.~ ..::.,.------_. ---- ..-.- - The University News Page 6 September 17, 1990 .,u~.·r ., Letters to the Editor \~~~"" 'This weeK. Dear Editor: styrofoam. The absurdity is that to r. tlJr. greg 1{aymont{ ,'ar <..: In the first issue it was a great majority ofBSU students sr tno ""~ are entirely apathetic to the dam- ~ . ~ stated in " This Phoenix: Earth", ~ ii55!E. thatBSU will "implementacam- ages of such asinine misconduct. pus-wide recycling program" and It is aggravating to see such ~ p,~'O,,-r;,a~'~~nergetic, tireless and~n,tenain- "reduce the use of polystyrene primitive behavior on this other- ., I I 'J":: ~ ".. mg lecturer, Raymond IS also an foam containers on campus and wise progressive campus. . exceptionally renowned author- recycle those polystyrene prod- There is such a vast "rq,i fil~" ity on international relations. ucts that continue to be used." cornucopia of alternatives to each For as much hullabaloo as envi- individual's use of styrofoam ~ /'tfYI!J'1\r;,: \ "I think.it is true thatI'm a products. Besides using the pa- physical teacher," laughed ronmentalists have created over r nt\ \"\ the use of styrofoam products in per,a1uminumandglassgal1ipots Raymond. "I think it gets my the fast food industry, the Union provided, onecouldjustas easily by La~ Purviance adrenal in going." "K I had to pin down Street Cafe in the SUB tote around their own refillable The University News Heiscurrentlyin the plan- my favorite class, it would be perserveres in using styrofoam containers. ning stages of his seventh book, has PO-23 I." said Raymond. cups and products in their busi- Students at BSU have "When you go out of the class, ness. The Union Street Cafe must strong convictions that may soon University professors had more than 35 articles published carry them away from Marriot's and you know you were really desist from the use of styrofoam, have a tense ti~htrope to walk in professional journaIs and sub- ratherthanconveying food in such blatant destruction of the envi- "on," you feel really good. I between the grueling demands mitted papers tOmore than 60 con- an irresponsible manner. ronment and into the arms of think there is an important role of both teaching and research. ferences around the world. This is hardly justifi- their competition. for professors, to teach lower able, with paper and reusable Rare is the academician who Raymond's endevours Tamara Spencer products being as inexpensive as of the Alps excels at both, and rarer still is have not gone unnoticed by his fel- rlivision classes. Too many pro- fessors only want to teach grad the prof who can retain that low faculty, nor students at BSU. edge for years. He has been selected as the "Teacher students." Political science pro- of the Year" three times, and won Political science ma- jors credited Raymond's teach- fessorGregRaymond does, and the DistinguishedFaculty Award in The University for that reason he is The Uni- 1989. ing style as a key to making versity News ','Hot Prof' of the Raymond travels fre- Advanced Political Science News week. quently to Europe and South Research methods into a rela- wants to near from We would like correct Raymond said the America, both to do research and tively-painless proposition. to you! deliver papers. . . "That is the mostdiffi- the misspelled words, energy and commitment he has separate and hypocrisy, in Express your cult class to teach," he said. "It maintained over decades of When asked what his spe- Dr. Sallie's editorial. opinion teaching and research stems cialty area of research within inter- is hard to make the material from a deep love for his spe- national relations, he said it was (multi-variate statistical analy- cialty subject, in his case that is "the causes of war and the causes of sis) come alive. It requires a lot Write international relations. political violence." of work." "It's really simple," "I am interested in the Raymond said his next a said Raymond. "When you love causes of violence in the "interna- book explores a common emo- the subject matter, you wiII be tional sphere, and what can bedone tion and its impact on political letter a good teacher and a good re- to prevent it," said Raymond. "I've violence. Silence searcher. Ifyou love the subject, done a lot in conflict resolution:' "It's about retaliation to each wiII enhance the other. I Mostnon-politicalscience in international politics," he said. "Basically, all humans have had supports don't think I'd be asgood a majors interviewed for this article the teacher without researching." said that Raymond' s lower-division the emotion to want to get re- "It helps me to be a international relations class was one venge. The book wiII explore the Editor of the best, if not the best, classes the consequences of a system more precise thinker." You can mail the letters di- they've had at BSU. that allows states to retaliate:' Widely-known as an ,~ rectly to The University News status at 1910 University Drive, Boise, !D, 83725, or hand de- liver it to our office at quo 1603 Ifl University, Drive. seep intoaconservativeEisenhower double entendre that Frank Sinatra era byway of white teens who went would have used. I think this means seeking the records of Fats Domino that the "Black English" which was and Joe Turner, nasty began to im- once "low-life, dirty, despicable" pact on cultural devices that man- has become commercial and ac- aged the air waves. Rock and Roll ceptable. This is not to say that was here to stay. • judges in states where racism and Interlocution I Dr. Willis headofSNCC,definedtheseverb~ both the verbal stuntman and his However, as SOOIt' as provincialism are cultural ingredi- cont. from page 5 arts in Die Nigger T)iel, where he poetry. rhythm and blues, then rock, ents won't still prosecute song lyr- said his education caree from talk- Such street talk obviously grabbed a broad audience of white ics. as it has come to mean groovy and ing in thestreets, not from "reading contained ahighquctientoft'nasty,' teenagers,the movers and shakers One conclusion I see,then, stYlish, maybe offbeat, kind of "get about Pick and Jane." Brown said even more so on "Nasty As They of pop music began to co-opt Afri- is that racial and evangelical myo- down." Know what I mean? Be- the ability to rap, "to throw them Wanna Be." But it could be no can-American music, then profit pia create a misguided focus: on sides, John Hurt sings funky and he words together, was the bottom line other way; as David Toop says in from it. Take the experience of nasty. On "dirty" words. This looks straight as a State Farm sales- of oral literacy. Signifying was a The Rap Attack, "For a very long "Tutti-Frotti" for example. Little myopia prevents any upscale, re- man. way of expressing your feelings, timeBlackEnglish was looked upon Richard quit washing dishes in a flective criticism of real shoncom- Theimpon hereof''Funky for example, but rapping was a as low-life, dirty, despicable, irrel- Macon bus station after he hit with ings in the Crew's raps. We need Butt" is in the question about how means to "get a dude so mad that evant language:' That's if you ''Tutti-Froitti''; immediately he had meaningfulanalysesofMr.Mixx's something (the word "funky") can he'd cry or get mad enough to fight" learned to read with Dictc and Jane; to clean up the lyrics for a white and Fresh Kid Ice's attitudes toward be both noxious and hip at the same Somebody messed with him, Brown people who use Black English were audience, so the notorious "Awop- women. How did we get all the way time, for it's the same question that might respond: proud of their language. Bop-a-Loo-Mop-a-GoodGoddam" from "Funky Butts" to "bitches"? has surfaced in the current tempest That being the case, how became the famous" Awep-Bop-a-: Perhaps there is something in over hip hop. Why is.-the "rap" of2 "Man, you must don't did us white people ever fmd out Loo- Mop-Alop- Bam - Boom. " mainstream American society that LiveCrewanatherilatosomepeople know who I am. thatthesongsof African-Americans Then, Pat Boone did a bloodless helps explain that the junior-high- (whites and African-Americans) "I'm sweet peeter jeeter hll.dnasty in them? Blame is on the coverasditwentgoldbecausewblte school-Iocker-room-silly syndrome and jubilation to others? To get an the womb beater appeal of rhythm and blues to white stations refused to play Little that insinuates ihese songs. Butthese answer we 'must think about how "The baby maker the kids. Richanl's"Tutti-Frotti." Themorsl; matters require more critical acumen rap music sits atop a history as cradle shaker Before the 19508 African- no nasty for mainstream culture, than a genius for picking out the cl~lydetectableas that of "Funky "The deerslayer, the Americans popular music was hid- though the kids screamed for it "dicks" and "pussies" on a phono- Butt" Hip hop has its roots. Not . buckbinder, the women fmder den from mainstream culture on So 2 Live Crew won't graph record. , unlike Christianity, with its features "Known from the Gold "race"records, played only on small, clean it up, now they have found Rap music remains nox- rooted in a history of mythologies, Coast to the shores of Maine urban radio stations. While "pop" you can be as nasty as you wanna be ious to some. But rap may also be a rap traces its roots through the my- "Rap is my name and love music, pure and "antiseptic," was and still make money. Here's the means for saying, "Our music is our thologiesofAfrican-Americanoral is my game." ' crooned by white stars like Patti irony. Luke Skywalker screams own." Or, "Man, you must don't arts like signifying, rhyming, play- Page and Eddie FISher. R & B, on "I've got mappetite for sex" on the know who I am," ing the dozens and hokum blues. It was the exquisite use of African- the contrary, was earthy and sen· song~'MeSoHQmY"8ndhcrefuses H. Rap Brown, onetime .American language that powered sual Funky. When R & B began to to ~ the sentiment in' the sly ,. - ... ," ..... 7 The University News Page 7 September 17,1990 BSU Beyond· Boise ,J Gonzales had a bloody good time studying with Brits By Mark Gonzales fered, but at a substantially more how typical Londoners lived and The informal get-togethers also is interested in this type of experi- For The University News reasonable cost. So, I decided to go viewed local and world politics. made the experience memorable. ence should definitely explore with Boise State, and it is possibly Their warmth and openness made Soon after classes began, people BSU's Study Abroad Program and The London Studies Abroad the best educational choice I have living in London a pleasure. within the group invited one an- get ready for an unforgetable expe- Program offered by Boise State ever. made. .Also, the on-Site, London other to go on a "pub crawl" with rience. University is an exceptional growth When choosing a foreign study homestay co-ordinator was ex- them or go to a play ormusicaI. The For more information on NSE, opportunity and a tremendous program, several aspects must be tremely knowledgeable on every- relatively small groupof21 quickly contact Mindy Funkhouser or Rob- learning experience. Any student taken into consideration. Some of thing from getting a haircut in became close and lasting friend- ert Meyer at the Student Union IIor who is interested in foreign study these include housing, quality of London to traveling to Paris for the ships were created. calI385-1223. ContactJohnBieter should certainly consider BSU to education; formal and informal weekend. She was a wealth of All of these factors add up to at 385-3652 if you would like more meet those needs. As a past partici- group activities, and cost, just to information. make the Boise State London Pro- information on the Studies Abroad pant in theLondonProgram,1 would name a few. Boise State's London Another positive factor of the gram a huge success. Anyone who Program. highly recommend this program. Program excelled in. every one of BSU London Program was the high My name is Mark Gonzales, and these areas. academic quality. The teaching staff in the spRij,g of 1990, a friend and I In the BSU program, two stu- consisted of three British profes- traveled to Europe to take part in the dents are assigned to one homestay sors and one American professor London Program offered by BSU. family. Our homestay was won- affiliated with Boise State. The Before I describe the program, derful. We lived with a family classes were mostly liberal arts however, let me begin by recount- which had been hosting students classes ranging from American! ing the process which I undertook from America for 11years and they British Politics to Tudor England to to decide on the Boise State Pro- couldn't have made us more at home The Musical in London. It was a gram. in London. The Scott family is well-rounded, broad-based educa- Knowing' various friends who comprised of Alan and Elena, the tion curriculum taught by intelligent, had gone to school in another parents, Christina, 16, and Anna, informed professionals. country, England in particular, I 12. While in London, we shared The group activites, both infor- knew of several out-of-state pro- their 15D-year-old Victorian home. mal and formal, created the most grams, but didn't reaII~think about Itwas beautifully situated on a huge lasting memories from London. In Boise State even though.Llive in lot with a meticulously manicured conjunction with the program, a Boise. These programs from other English garden. The Scotts, as is once-a-week group excursion was state and private schools seemed the case with all of the homestays, planned. These mini-tours took us adequate, but were extremely ex- allowed us to come and go as we to places such as Stonehenge, pensive. At that point, a relative pleased, as long as we were consid- Strafford-upon-Avon suggested that I try an in-state erate. For instance, if we were (Shakespeare's birthplace), count- school. That is when I received going to be late for dinner, a simple less castles, and the White Cliffs of information about the BSU pro- phone call was all they expected Dover. These formal excursions' Mark Gonzales and Mike Dingle take a break in front gram. from us. were Jed byprofession8J rourguides, Westminister Cathedral in London. . BSU offered everything and The living arrangement was very who were experts on each destina- more than the oiber programs of- casual, yet we got a good idea of tion. EMORANDUM BOISE STATEUNIVERSrrY Greg Gallenl Consumer Economics and Housing Cornell University PoliticalSdence~tion WlSh~To Announce: "The first time Isaw a Macintosh, Iwas immediately New Advisor: Dr. Gary Moncrief hooked. It's a work of art. I saw the student pricing and my New Officers: Cary Driskell- president , next move was obvious: get one. Margaret Armstrong-vice president Beth Perkins-secretary Sharon Swanson-treasurer First Organizational Meeting Wednesday September 19 at 4:30p.m. at the Union Street Cafe in the SUB ... 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In the slower hike and to dry out after the rapids. The University News moving parts of the river and the I talked to one of the AMAS par- enormous eddies steelhead salmon ticipants Kathy Hadden who said, and bass are caught. "It was better this year than last Hell's Canyon is I had the chance to run this year!" the deepest low relief canyon in the river last weekend with the Alter- The guide, Steve Zanelli, world, as well as being the deepest native Mobility Adventure Seekers has been running this river for the gorge in North America. (AMAS). last 21 years and this was his second The Snake River winds its It takes a great deal of year with the AMAS program. He way through this canyon with tre- courage and skill to run the rapids in was more comfortable with the mendous force, making this one of this gourge, and the members of members because he knew just how the most challenging stretches of AMAS took on Wild Sheep which capable they were. river to run in Idaho. was the first set of rapids like old The AMAS program has a The stretch of the river pro's. variey of outdoor activities starts directly below the Hell's By the time Granite Creek throughout the year and I encour- Canyon dam to Pittsburg landing rapids confronted them they were age anyone with a handicap who is 35 miles below. ready and anxious for bigger water looking for the adventure only the Along the river a variety and Granite Creek gave it to them. outdoors can offer to get in touch of wildlife can be spotted, including When stopped for a nature with them located here on campus. These rafters take a break in the equipment boat during an easy stretch in Hell's Canyon Jelf Enrico/The University News PICK UP THE PHONE ... BILL WAS5MOTt-I and earn extra money this fall by calling BSU alumni nationwide a couple of nights EXE\:DTIUE 1)ffiECTQ~ a week as a member of the Phonathon '90 NOmNUEST ~aA1..111ON AGAINST telemarketing team. If you are currently enrolled and have good communication MA1.JaOOS (-tA~ASSMENT skills we want you!!! LAAAY fORUJAN'E. Et:>ITOR I THE UNIVERSITY 1'E\YJS ERIC: WOE. ASSSO PRESmEJ"IT UPDATE NORTHWEST SUPREMIST ACTIVITV #.ID STUDENTS INVOL VMENT AGAINST MALICIOUS HAAASSMENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 HEMINGWAY CENTER, BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY 4:00 P.M. QUESTION #.10 #.ISWER SESSION TO FOLLOW C:O-SPON.sa~D 1?JY THE ASSOS~lATED STUDENTS OF 801SESTATE ONlUERSITY.. s .THE UNlVERSrry l'E\YJS • The University News September 17, 1990 Page 9 . Career plann.ing prevents after school unemployment l3y Matt Fritsch . designed to help them make deci- explore personal interests, values, views are videotaped for critiquing Peace Corps is obtainable. Besides The University News sions concerning life after gradua- aptitudes and how they relate to afterwards. Rapp also critiques private sector jobs, the center has tion. career opportunities. resumes brought in by students. listings of public jobs ranging from Finding a job today can be a Ortiz, in her flrst year at BSU, is Rapp, who has been with BSU Over 1000 job listings are sent state and federal jobs. tough and discouraging process a full time career counselor. Her' fQr 20 years explains misconcep- to the center each year. The place- In the months ahead the place- even with a college degree. BSU main job is to assist students in ' tions students in the past have had ment center publishes The greater mentcenterwill be undergoing some can get an edge on other job appli- deciding a major. She will hold about the purpose of the center. Boise Directory. It lists over 500 changes to help with the growing cants by making a tripto the BSU career choice workshops and is "Most students think all we do is set Treasure Valley businesses by size demand of services. Career Planning and Placement available to speak to classes and up on campus interviews. These of the business, jobs available and "We are planning on moving to Center. . clubs on campus. students miss out on the other ser- contacts tocalI. Copies are available ... the Visitors Center between the fall Located in the Administration In addition students can gain vices we provide:' in the office and library and is avail- and spring semesters this year, after Building and run by Dick Rapp and guidancebyaccessingtheSIGIPlus Amongst those other services able for purchase. it moves into the Student Union Deanna Ortiz, students discover a computer program located in the are job interview training and re- Special information concerning Building," said Rapp. variety of resources and services office. The program allows users to sume writiJlg. Practice job inter- the Foreign Services Exam and the English senior seminar raises credits, student ire . ljUUl\u lUKe.· ,; By Loren Peuy ) The University News Many students in the English department'sSeniorSeminarcourse this semester received art unex- pected surprise. The course had been changed from a two hour, two credit class to a three hour, three credit class. Since the change was not in the fall 1990 course schedule many students were caught un- aware. Some of the seminar students said the change had created prob- lems "in terms of scheduling:' One student said his .total load had changed from 18 hours to 19 hours and he would have to pay additional feesfortheextracredit. One student 8-206 BUSINESSBUILDING said, "The speed with which the IBM and HP3000 Mainframe change was affected was strange." 7:00 am. to 10:00 p.m, MONDAY THRUTHURSDAY Another seminar student said, "No- 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 prn, FRIDAY tification would've been appreci- 9:00 am. to 5:00 prn. SATURDAY ated" . 1:00 prn, to 9:00 prn, SUNDAY According to Dr. Glenn 8-208 (385-1201) BUSINESSBUILDING Selander, who is instructing the 8-210 OPEN WHEN CLASSESARE NOT IN SESSION course, the change in credit status IBM PC's went through a two year process Wordstar. Lotus. and LOser Printer before approval. The aJ?Proval was MONDAY 'tH~U 'tHURSDAY given in nme to appear m the 1990- 7:00 c.m, to 10:00 p.m. .,~{ '. 7:30 ern. to 5:00 p.m. FRIDAy,r 1991 BSU Catalog. However, the \ 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. SATURDAY& SUNDAY change did not appear in the fall &417 (385-1n6) EDUCATION BUILDING 1990 course schedule. IBM PC·s.Macintosh and Mainframes Dr. Selander said the course had DOS. Wrfllng Asslstant. Word Perfect. and Misc. Apple SOrtware been two credit hours since its in- 7:30 a.m. to Midnight MONDAY THRUTHURSDAY ception in the 196Os. He said de- 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. FRIDAY partrnentaIexpansion since that tim~ 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.rn, SATURDAY has enlarged the faculty from 14: 1:00 p.rn, to 10:30p.m. SUNDAY peopletoacurrent6Opeople. Along SN-149 SCIENCE/NURSINGBUILDING with that increase in faculty has AT&T PC's been a tremendous increase in cur- DOS. Writing Assistant. WordPerfect riculum. Dr. Selander said he felt 8:30a.m.-11:3O a.m .. 12:40p.m,-5:OOp.m .. 6:00 p,m.-l0:oo p.m. . MON. CLOSED . TUES, the increase in literature courses WED. offered had resulted in a much. 8:30 am,-11:3O a, m .. 1:00 p,m,-4:oo p.m .. 6:00p.m,-10:00 p.rn, 6:p.m.-l0:00 p.m. THURS. broader seminar course and the 8:30 a.m,-11:30 am .. 12:40p,m.-5:oo p.rn. FRI. change in credit status was, ... more 9:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. SAT. realistic in terms of curriculum." 1:00 prn. to 9:00 prn. SUN, English department Chairperson E-419 EDUCATION BUILDING Dr. Carol Martin said the change IBM PC's. Macintosh. Apple lie was affected so that students would receive the proper credit for the 7:30 a.m,-9:3O ern .. -10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.rn .. 4:00 p.m.-Mldnlte MON. 7:30 a.m.-9: 15crn., 12:00 a.m.-1:3O p.rn., 3:00 p.m,-MIci1lte TUES. amount of work required in the 7:30 a,m.-9:3O a.m .. 10:30 a.m.-12:3O prn .. 4:00 pm.-Mldnlte WED. course. She said this seminar would 7:30 a,m.-9:15 am .. 12:00 a,m.-1:3O p.rn.. 3:00 p.m.-MIci1lte THURS. not require any more 'York than past 7:30 am.-9:3O a.m .. 10:30 am.-5:oo p.rn, FRI. 9:00 am.-5:00 prn. SAT. seminars. She also said the seminar SUN. was, "...changed to three credithours 1:00 p.m,-10:3O p.m. after careful review of seminars in C-l14 COMMUNICATIONS BUILDING other programs, particularly Com- Telex Mainframe terminals munication, with whom we share a 10:30am.-12:oo noon. 1:30pm,-9:00 p.m. TUESDAY combined major." 10:30am.-12:oo noon THURSDAY Despite some dissatisfaction in lA-202 UBERALARTSBUILDING regards to timely notification o~the IBM PC's change incourse status, the seminar OPENS: TUESDAY.SEPT.4. 1990 MONDAY students I talked to were very 10:40am,-11:3O a.m .. 1:30p.m,-10:oo prn. TUESDAY positive about the extra credit hour. 3:00 p.m.-7:oo p.m, 00 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY One student said, "Traditionally this 10:4Oa.m.-11:3Oam .. 1:3Op,m.-l0: prn, 3:00 p.m.-7:oo prn. FRIDAY has been a two credit course but 10:40a.m.-11:3O a.m .. 1:30p.m.-4:30 p.m. SATURDAY (students) do three credits work." 10:00p,m.-4:oo p.m. SUNDAY Another student who expressed her CLOSED , pleasure about the extra credit said, TB-212 COLLEGEOF TECHNOLOGY BUILDING "It would've been nice to have T8-239 warning, but I don't care." 5:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. MONDAYTHRU FRIDAY 9:00 a.m.-5:oo p.m. SATURDAY Noon-10:oo prn. SUNDAY UNPLANNED T-221 TECHNICAL BUILDING PREGNANCY? 11:40a,m.-12:3O prn .. 3:15 p.m.-5: 15p.m. MONDAYTHRU FRIDAY Idaho Youth Ranch V-203 VOCATIONAL BUILDING ADOPTION 2:30 p.m.-6:oo p.rn, MONDAYTHRU FRIDAY SERVICES CANYON COUNTY MONDAVTHRU FRIDAY Free Counseling Noon-1:00 p.m. Choice of Adoptive Parents , 342-6805 1416 W. Franklin Street, Boise II...... conIIdenIIIl ... The New Kids On The Block kept secret. But unfortunately by what's happening. what things are CliffHall going on in this town. they're a secret even from the folks who The should know!" University For Overton and Hardin. a social News sciences major andcommunication/ English major respectively. selling For months now. BSU dropouts the idea of an entertainment/arts Rosemary Hardin and Rick Overton. magazine to Boise has not been that two attractive and clever entrepre- difficult-many have agreed that neurs. have had a dream. A dream it's about time. The difficulties lie that someday Boise will have an in their dedication to making it the informative paper that reflects the .best paper it can be. city'sarts, entertainment and culture Hardin waseditor-in-chief of The justasothercomparable.sized burgs University News 1989-1990andwas have. A paper worthy of the Cityof bitten with the publishing bug. "One Trees. thing'sforsure: Weare going to do Now. after tons of hard work and itright ifwe're going to do it atalll" a strong sense that it must materi- Besides the usual restaurant. alize. their vision is becoming a movie. concert. theatre and art re- reality. The reality is called Zymo. views. Zymo. will also include a and "is the very last word in enter- series of regular articles found in no tainment and culture." other Boise publication. One week It's also (in some dictionaries) the topic of women's issues might the very last word. be highlighted. the next week "We got the idea from a big spirituality or architecture. "We 've book-a good, big book!" Hardin got something for just about every- laughs. body in Boise." Hardin says with a An entertainment magazine could smile. Rosemary Hardin and Rick Overton do business over coffee and danish in their find a home here; Boise is an open The first issue will have an article market. Papers such as the now- about the NEA and how its money temporary office: Jim's old-fashioned, atmospheric diner. Photo by [arrod Ball . defunct Avenues have tried to fill is being or not being used in Boise. the void of an entertaining enter- Hardin states. "It's an issue we are home brewers. beer connoisseurs "We want the people to know there's The University News which. tainment weekly but. for one reason fairlyclosetoandfeelprelfystrongly and people who have an interest in we're going to do what we can to because ofits very nature. needs to . or another. they have failed and about." (:.; good beer but nowhere to tum for get them published-within the focus on BSU. And we want to ·pti\'· disappeared. And the list is exten- Zymo. will have colorful com- information." Now they can turn to confines of the space we have:' bring these two communities to- " sive. mentaries. news on participatory Zymo.· s beer taster) column. "We also want to bridge the gap gether," Their failures haven't been for sports. local cartoons and something "We're thinking of calling it between the BSU community and It's freer It's about Boise. And \ the lack of an actual readership no other magazine is doing: a beer ·Head· ". Overton chuckles. They the Boise community," Hardin said. you'lI be able to get it on campus. Zymo. hits the stands Sept, 20. Give though. Overton is adamant re- column! "This has been an idea of will be running poetry and original "because it's like. there's the garding Zymo.'s worth. "Boise's mine for some time." Overton as- literature as well-after they have Statesman which never reports on- it a look-see and find out what's happening in town. It's abourtimel always been. like. this really well- serts. "There are lots and lots of become established. or rarely reports on BSU-and then 't"/ '-t\.t~_ .~ .» ~"~":""''' ~. ;. All Stressed Out And Nowhere To Go Relief Is Just .A'Two Hour Boise River Float Away The BoiseRiver has all the thrills Nature loverswillenjoy the wide blessed with here in Boise. As you our raft up on a rock forcing an unexpected swim on my part. I by of a big river float trip on a small variety offlora and fauna that in- float slowly towards town you'lI friendly scale. Even whitewater habit the river's shores and waters. pass the ancient geology of Table swam after the raft while my part- Mike Corbett "scaredy-cats" will get a kick out of Keep an observant eye on the pass- Rock and slip silently under a roof ner paddled frantically for shore. rushing over the four small drops ing shoreline and you're liable to of Cottonwood trees. Alittlesidetrip Both of us were soaked andourraft The scattered along the river's pictur- see more wildlife than you can shake into one of the small coves along looked more like a wading pool University esque route. On weekends you'll a boat paddle at On my last float I the riveris bound to turn up colorful than a boat, but never once were we News find the trees filled with teenaged saw two Bald Eagles. a Kingfisher, wildflowers in all their splendor. really in danger. The river even Tarzans swinging out over the wa- a Great Blue Heron. several species maybe even a deer or two. rewarded us later by floating an If you like to float through life ter and dropping with a splash- of ducks and even a mink. A beau- During the triple-digit days of unopened can of ice cold beer right without a care. watching the hours like Mountain Dew commercials tiful butterfly. looking like an au- August I hit the river to find cool. up to our raft! At the end of our trip drift by like a slow moving stream. come to life. Pullover to the shore tumn leaf in flight. stopped for a rest wet relief. My partner and I drifted we feltrelaxed, refreshed and ready then I've got just the thing for you. and give it a try.; It's a rush that's on my paddle; a close look at the along watching the shoreline whis- to face the world .. It's .the Boise River and it's just a hard to beat, Though frowned upon shore turned up a garter snake sun- per past. contemplating the If you choose to take the plunge stone's throwaway from wherever by the powers that be, some thrill bathing in the grass. . Rorschach possibilities of the huge and float the Boise River there are you are on campus. The semester seekers drop fom the Friendship Take along a skin-diving mask billowy clouds that hung suspended several companies that can help you workload may have you stressing and Ann Morrison bridges in an and hang your head over the side of above us. We sipped cold drinks out Just look in the Yellow Pages out, butreliefis justa two hour float effort to splash unsuspecting float- the boat as you float over the rocky from our cooler and lazily trailed under "Rafts" or check .with the away-from Barber Park to Ann ers and win beers. Keep an eye bottom. You'll open up a whole our toes in the water. The breeze Outdoor Rental Center here on Morrison Park. All you need is a turned skyward andacoldone handy new world of fish and aquatic life. danced up and down river, sliding campus: Save some money and raftorinriertube,acoupleoffriends when passing these points. ' Mostly You may even fmd those Vuarnets over our damp bodies. borrow a raft or tube from a friend. Iftheyrefuse,justinvite them along. and a sense of adventure to turn the though the river is calm and smooth. I lost last year ... Huck Finn had nothing on us. Boise.River into your personal "de- allowing you to relax and soak up A float down the Boise River is The forgiving river allowed us Believe me, it's an invitation worth liverance" from those end-of-sum- the rays as your troubles float off a great way to gain an appreciation . mistakesthataIargerriverwouldn't accepting.' mer blues. behind you. . for the natural beauty that we are have stood for. At one point we ran z:t:ma==:c== " ... . The University News September 17, 1990 Page 11 zombies (such as in time; it was a good choice 10 fllm Fast Times at there. Ridgemont High), Director Vii Edel maximizes his apparently comatose use of the locations shooting them (in the Show time in fog, smoke and rain and' then version of Picnic )or lights them with much attention 10 . dazed beyond repair the "reality" of each scene. Last Exit (like she was in Mi- to Brooklyn has moments of such amiBlues). LastExit tangible intensity that you want 10 to Brooklyn gives leave and yet, because of the tight her a chance 10 shine direction, you force yourselfto stay. beyond what we've The outstanding details of the come 10 expect period-from a squalidcoffee-shopl Tralala, a feral diner 10 an empty lot littered with (but world-wise) old automobiles and boards-are child of the streets, mesmerizing. When Tralala and comes on like one of her multitude of beaus goes .gangbusters; there is window shopping it's a treat to see something inher- the kitsehiness of the time reflected ently seedy and de- in the display. generate about her; Mark Knopfler's score is remi- every look and word niscent of the comprehensive or- seems to emphasize chestral soundtracks of the '50s- her miscreancy. moving passages with memorable When a young ser- sportions that stay with you past the viceman (from credits, To the composer's credit, Idaho!) falls for her, Last Exit to Brooklyn didn't sound she plays the part 10 to me at all like the Knopfler music the hilt and, need- IrememberfromCalorLocalHero. less to say, uses him It sounded like it belonged in the Itdoesn't answer any oflife's most ing (by a cast of relative unknowns) like an old towel. Her final scene hellish world of the picture. harrowing questions; itdoesn 'thave is what keeps the story glued 10- rivals any other actress of her gen- Something is very shocking about this film: Last Exit to Brook- Film Review anything specific 10 say about the gether; acting-wise, there isn't one eration for straight, baIls-to-the-waIl "whys" of American life. Last Exit moment in the film thatdoesn'tring integrity. lyn is much more violent and more by sexually explicit than a 10l of films Cliff Hall to Brooklyn merely scoops itout of true. Last Exit to Brooklyn was shot the sewer and smears it libentlly Jennifer Jason Leigh, asTralala, entirely on location in Brooklyn released this year and especially across the screen. the slut with a heart of lead, proves and Munich, Germany where urban more so than the two films (Tie Me The Up! Tie Me Downl, The Cook. The University Thief. His Wife and Her Laver) re- News "The Last Exit to Brooklyn doesn't have anything specific to say leased without a rating and deemed about the 'whys' of American life. It merely scoops it out of the obscene by the Motion Picture Rat- ings Board. The surprise, feel-good hit of the sewer and smears it liberally across the screen. " The film is rated R. How Last summer it ain't. Exit to Brooklyn got this rating, one Last Exit to Brooklyn is base, The characters who populate the with this performance that perhaps developmenthasn 'terased so much so much more accessible than the tawdry, depressing aShell and filled film, the unemployed, the strikers, the lights are on and somebody is of the authentic-looking environs other, much better films received, is with scene after scene of violence, the sluts and drunks of this Red home. In the past, with her vacant of the '50s. Factories in Munich a real mystery. pain and sex. It's a powerhouse HooksectionofBrooklynareplayed stare and mumbling manner, look so much more like factories film with no discemable message. extremely well. The ensemble act- Leigh's characters have either been might have in New York City atthe ..:.";.~"";':': ." ...... :- _.~_,L,,' '... ~... ~- ~..\' ~,;.. ' , , , HQVe Nof 0" Cl iQttswe,. s"l"e. Wj WCh'f for M,.! Office f~ 1I1.lff sl ,.. " 9..... [''l''- A fOr q Is""'Ie"/, • P"'ajor we r ~"oH ~< We Wont You to \.eorn HoW...""'~':;!': m me EnglIShWlltlnQ PIOgram wi" be gMng '" " some boslc computer workshOPSthis foil to " w .- Mlp students becOme fomlllor with tMlr . proglO!l\S ond ,he compute" In ,he " ' TELLcenter. LA ')S11.. . .. ": ...... 11 MondOV saP!, 17 at 7 p,m, "'j }'atentat' Tuesdoy sept. 18 ot 5 p.m. .~\ EXPlicit ~ Questions? Call 385-1423. ~.~ stag,ecoac seasonwiU lauded Wh ~ss\O: and $5 se1 ID card .. can bettU curta1ll PlaybOUS Who Fr . Th'IS award-winn'. amed Roger Rabbit? P.M. Monda .:S mg film will be h- o. i $3 . Y ept, 24 . s own in th ;'0" Oen~I Adml';lo:rougbIIO YO. by ;.SPEC at 1 students. "' $2 Fac ulty, Stoff ." AdmI"I •• , "" "ond 01_1, $1 ... ,", #'-.~- •. '- ---. _ ...,....-- ...._-_ ..'---~--:--.~--_._--~--~_.,...... __ .'"_. __ ._------.;..._- The University News September 17, 1990 ruckus around the country.. In my iMei' city ghettos and offering an Down" they contradict themselves ;' :.- low tolerance of rap music, I was insight into society in general? The by stating, "our explicit lyrics tell it ....,:..... like it is! if you don't like it, get the .....:' .•.. certain that no facet of this album plight of the old woman in the shoe ..:~~,. could possibly win my respect. is a predicament many women are f'I'*kouttahere." Thereisahintthat ".~:':~-; .' . The lyrics, cuts and samples are fm,din~themselves in today. How this music may bemore historical ,-:..;-:...::.': .. entirely sexist, degrading, explicit can this be dismissed as obscene? than previously accredited. and outright offensive. It is quite The lyrics are abusive in nature, It is understandable that it may nearly justifiable that they were they dodegrade women, mock rape be more pleasant to dismiss The declared obscene in Florida. and arecallous towardcasual sexual Crew as trite obscenity and then From the start, "The F•.k Shop" relations absolutely devoid of reo forget about it I had difficulty isapla~aristsdream,chocker-block spect. Their dialogues are a color- accepting it as anything beyond full of illegitimate samples of vari- ful jumble of profane statements. sexist profanity. But it appears to ous guitar riffs and lyrics. It is the But take a walk through any office me that someone is monopolizing taIeofprostitutes anda whorehouse, building, any school, ride any bus the balls in the social and moral along with a few funky scratches in this country and draw the in- industry; they aren't sitting behind and a basic rap beat. evitable parallel with the band's a magistrate bench pre-judging The next tune, "If You Believe lyrics. people and their art. In Having Sex" is a cheerful sing I cannot conceive of justifying I cannot encourage anyone to along, rather creative in its lack of their lyrics,nor can Ienjoy listening purchase this album. Technically it creativity. Here I discovered a to the music for pleasure, but the is boring. The samples get monoto- cleavertendencyofTheCrew,when fact remains that this is the harsh . nous and the incessant references to stumped for lyrics... just cut some reality of the band's culture and the their Goliath virility could become from another's song. culture of millions. a source of either extreme vexation Icontinued to trudgethrough the They simply kickyou inthe teeth or impotence. album with a scowl on my face. with it. However, if you do partake of seriously offended by The Crew's Media attention towards The 2 thiscontroversial, brain(dead)child, blatant attack on women and their Live Crew has dealt primarily with I encourage you to look beyond the callous attitude towards sex. the right to record and market such F-word at what the lyrics are actu- "Dirty Nursery Rhymes," is a abrasive music. The band's de- ally portraying and ultimately at compelling revision of age-old fense has been that it is pure humor what our society has become. It Nasty As They Wanna Be: childrens' rhymes,nowexceedingly and not intended to adversely influ- may be harsh, but The 2 Live Crew conducive to perpetuating the hu- ence people. Yet. in "Break It On speaks the truth. Social Truth or Obscenity? man race. In the rap, The 2 Live Crew remodel the old woman who ation hurt the heads (no sexual puns lived in the shoe with an erotic, yet Music Review intended) on the tape deck? Would disturbing twist "there was an old by it push meintoa lifestyleofnoctur- woman who lived in a shoe/got a Sylvia Flynn. nal voyeurism? (And how did I house full of kids, don't know what ever get myself into the position of to do/sucked and f'I'*ked all the The reviewing The 2 Live Crew album niggersaround/when the time came University in the first place?) forrent/there werenoneto befound" News From the media, I had precon- Itwas at thispoint inthe tape that ceived notions about The 2 Live it struck me I had entirely mis- Initially, I was fearful and hesi- Crew's latest effort, As Nasty As judged The 2 Live Crew. Could it tantaboutthe cassetteIwasinserting They Wanna Be. Apparently they be that this bunch of hoons might in my stereo. Would this centro- were a crude group of ex-gang actually beexpressing, throughtheir versial and presum-!!?!yk~_C!~.:.... !D~~~~.,..h~~.£a~~_~usic, a genuinelook at life in th~ Jazz Butcher Cuts New Groove always had going for him. It's all very infectious and melodic. Music Review "Mr. Odd" is singable. "She's by on Drugs" is danceable. "The On- BSUStudent PrograIns Board Fine Arts presents David Lentz ionField" issomberand still."Turtle Bait" funks. "Girl Go" is a slow and The simple number, pensive and catchy. University With it, Butchie and his less-than- News telegenic ensemble have achieved {Ilie the single most boring video imago Atta boy. This latest work from inable, But that's beside the point the Jazz Butcher brings back the Lyrically, the Jazz Butcher is music which gained him the tena- one of the most eloquent and clever' cious love of a small, powerless,' voices working today. Not like insignificant. adoring few. After a Sting. (Au contraire-take for in- true disappointment called Big stance a line from Cult's "Turtle Planet, Scary Planet, Butehie has Bait": "if you love something set it more than redeemed himself. Old, free, then hunt it down and kill it" friends of the Jazz Butcher will be The Butcher's lyrical past includes pleased to hear this new material songs like "Olof PaIme" and "The from the same wonderful vein as Devil is my Friend," which offer greats like Distressed Gentlefolk simplistic yet viable and poetic • and Fisncotheque. Newcomers- views on things previously only enjoy, and good luck finding other tackled by the newspapers and the Jazz Butcher records on even well- Bible. He does it ~ain here with a mtet stocked shelves. song called "She s on Drugs": The Jazz Butcher has never sur- "We're ail living in a world of po- passed cult status, and isn't about to etry, eating polyester and commit- with Cult a/the Basement, as much tingadultery ....Sha-la-la-laoohma- as hedeserves attention. He'sheard ma, she's on drugs." Or take "My of more than he's heard, the result Zeppelin," where Butchie shares of thatunfairimbaIancewhichkeeps his dream come true of owning his the best stuff in the shadows. So very own zeppelin. Hence the title. perhaps we should stan at the be- Hesingsfromhighabovetheground ginning... "and makes a fewobservations about This ain't jazz. Butrieither is it what he sees: "I'm riding in my anti·jazz as the name might imply. zeppelin over Mexico where Musically, Butchie takes what he tequila's not expensive and the likesfromrock- and folk· anddance- weaponsareextensiveandyoucan type stuff, maybe a littlejazz, cuts it buy f,0urself a gun to go." up here with a recurring barroom Like anyone well- read and laJ?go~otif,somesaxandsuch,and . clever, the Jazz Butcher can take a SPits It back out in a very well- little patience, and isn't always the developed signature style. Lots of best companion. But when you rhythm guitars, a stretch across want clever rhymes, cultural unexpected genres, and a few other commentart, and a semi-exotic bigideasare what theJazz Butcher's musical treat. he's your man. '. - .... ,-:."- Rob Barnes' First Draft starring Theresa Russell, seemingly ON VIDEO AND INSTORES: skips the big screen and lands firmly Clive Barker's book Cabal makes in video stores. COMING SOON: one of the few successful transitions Uncut, uncensored and unrated, to screen as NIGHT BREED and HENRY: Portrait 0/ a Serial Killer actually plays better on the video available for convenient in-home format than in theaters ••.the con- traumatization September 26...aOO troversial and stylish THE on the 26th, 1990's FIRE BIRDS HANDMAID'S TALE---<;omplete updates TOP GUNwith Sean Young with Elizabeth McGovern's best and 'copters while Bob Hoskins lesbian role to date-should de- writes, directs and acts among the servedly find its audience ...simple Gypsies in THE RAGGEDY photography and bad acting only RAWNEY ...Randy Quaid's MAR- enhance the effective, long-lost '62 TIANS GO HOME! (thank youl) classic CARNIVAL OF September 27 ...summer smashes SOULS ...Michael Caine AGAIN, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA • this time in the recommended A TURTLES: TheMovie (Oct.4)and SHOCK TO THESYSTEM ...Oscar- TOTAL RECAlL (Nov.l) on the winning performance from Denzel way for only $24.99 each with Washington makes GLORY worth PRElTYWOMAN (Oct.l9) priced- your time ... ROSALlE GOES to-own at $19.99 ...and get ready for SHOPPING as Brad Davis contin- Alec Baldwin and Jennifer Jason ues his post-MIDNIGHT EX- Leigh in MIAMI BLUES, Tom PRESStaiispin ..over-the-topacting Berenger and Anne Archer inLOVE from Bill (ALIENS, NEAR DARK, AT LARGE, BLOOD SALVAGE, WEIRD SCIENCE) Paxton high- Robin Williams in CADILLAC lights the gory, amusing mind MAN, I LOVE YOU TO DEATH, control flick BRAIN William Friedkin's THE GUARD- DEAD ...SaturdayNightLive'sDana IAN,THE GODSMUSTBE CRAZY Carvey provides the sporadic laughs II,LOOSE CANNONS, THE FlRST of OPPORTUNrrY KNOCKS ...ex- POWER and a new concert video porn queen Traci Lords twists and fromR.E.M. pouts for the affections of Johnny MUSICALLY AND IN Depp in the diluted-Waters' musi- STORES: New stuff from L.L. Look Ma! No Hard Feelings! cal CRY BABY ...derivative sight Cool J., Bette Midler, The Grateful gags and one-liners descend upon Dead, Judas Priest, INXS, Randy the earth in SPACED Travis, TheJudds,GeorgeMichael, Postcards From. The Edge lNVADERS ... sights and sounds Angelo Badalamenti's Twin Peaks from 1990breakthroughgroupFaith television soundtrack, Bob Dylan, No More's recent Brickston Acad- Garth Brooks and Reba McEntire. Too Close To Horne emy appearance are yours in "You COMING SOON: Caron Princess Leia person in The Empire her before on TV but she's never Fat Bastards! .....rent the Dudley Wheeler's "U.K. Blak", Whitney Houston, K.T. Oslin, Paul Simon, Strikes Back. been this funny! Or this old! Moore/Daryl Hannah disappoint- Shirley MacLaine plays Debbie Because they're playing real me~t ~RAZY PEOPL,E, or Bruce Springsteen, The Human League's "Romantic", Cocteau Film Review just like-she played the mom in people, both Meryl and Shirley get don t...glv~ a look and listen to losing. Havingsecn The Unsinkable rappers Kid-Nd'lay In HOl/SE Twins' "Heaven or Las Vegas" with by Terms oflindearment onl y this time Clint Black's sophomore effort her daughter doesn't die at the end Molly Brown on TV, I know that P~TY ...on the claws of her dlCCC- Andreah di Metri scheduled for a November f) so she doesn't get to act like a pit Debbie sings in movies so having tonal. debut ~ATBOY and her bull. Shirley is one of those ac- Shirley sing was right on. But I've h~dhne-grabbmg separauon from release ...and I'm ouua room, so Special to tresses thatdocsn 'tcarc if they show never seen Carrie sing-With that Clint, Sondra Locke's IMPULSE, that's all! The her without her wig or make-up .. cigarette-damaged voice I don't ' University And there's a scene in Postcards think she should even try!-and yet News From the Edge where Shirley has a Meryl has to make her. character ~r big band-aid on her lhead and she sing twice: She isn't bad, but at the looks just like my aunt Tricia. I end Igot the feeling that Meryl was ~ Can anyone, like, wateh Post- hated It; I had to look in my purse channeling Bonnie Raitt instead of ~i cards From the Edge and not think for a Ccrts, Carrie. If they ever do film the of Carrie Fisher and her mom, The movie is directed by Mike Bonnie Raitt story I think Meryl " Debbie Reynolds? I mean, fie- Nichols who directs Meryl a lot. I Streep would be the most obvious ;YYh:::"tional? Come on! thought he did an O.K. job but he choice-she plays her well already. '"'\i{: The screenplay was written by mustrcally hate Hollywood because There is one thing I couldn't "'Carrie from her book and it is so he does a lot of different things to stand about Postcards From the obviously autobiographical that you make you think that. Like showing Edge: There was this constant buzz can't help but think that it must Carrie in a policewoman movie coming out of the speakers during have been a pit-hole of hell to grow where she has to hang from a roof most of the picture likea big vacuum upanywheronearhermother! What by her fingernails and he shows us hum or a real low siren. I kept a gash! how it's done. Where's the movie looking at Jody and he'd look back When Carrie wrote this thing magic anymore after that? at me like "What?". I think he thought I was trying to come on or something! Anyway, I guess he "...even when she's smiling (Meryl Streep) looks didn't hear it, so maybe it was just like someone ran over her dog." me; (Editors Note: Andrcah is a Fresh- she didn't hold back when dishing There's also a lot of Hollywood man studying at UC Santa Barbara. it about her family and stuff. The people who pop up eve!/: so often Sheisafilm major born in Ventura, girl's got guts, let me tell you. She playing regular folks-like they'd CA. When not having fun, she likes sure doesn't chicken out when it . ever actually be caught dead doing to drive.) comes to telling the truth! When these things in reallife!-and some Lalkingabouttheguyswhoscrewed of the best parts of Postcards are around on her and her problems what these people say to Debbie ~th~p~s~~~nl~~ad and~~Ii~w~nR~Rci~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ my parents won 'tsec this movie ... I the bald guy from All in the Family mean, they wouldn't handle it, you says something about needing a lu- J-105 AND JAYAR PRODUCTIONS know? bricant to get any more people into Meryl Streep, who always looks a room. I laughed real hard when I PRESENTS ... like some kind of a antique doll, heard it at the movie. But now my plays Carrie with a pained look on boyfriend keeps saying it whenever her face all the time. She appears we're with a group of people so it's kinda spacey and dctcsmincd; even not even remotely as funny. ~O"N K A when she's smiling she looks like A lady named Mary Wickes someoneranoverherdog.ltmade plays Debbie's mom and she's re- me think of when Carrie playcd that ally old and very funny. I've seen Overland-Oil-Express 010 .• - 15 Min LUBE*OIL*FIL TER * Tune-ups * Transmission Service * Engine Repair • Ale Service TUESDAY OCTOBER 2nd Tickets $14.50 OWNER: JohnJones at the ,available at 420 1Overland Rd. SELECT ·A -SEAT Morrison Center '385-11-10. Boise, ID 83705 '~. (208) 344-5077 The University News Page 16 September 17. 1990 o SPORTS o BSU's road woes continue in 16·10 loss Broncos' offense avoids Face the run-and-shoot Boston endzone Terriers for first time G~gKnight Defense gives up no TO's Sr~;rtsEditor By Lily Looney The University News Broncoban The Universiy News Staff Broncos fall to The Broncos prepare to fensive scheme, is in sharp contrast By now the story is famil- 2-1 blast Boston University on Sept. to BSU'sconservative~ro-setgame iar to every Boise State University 22, when first year head coach Dan plan. Passing is the mam weapon in foolballfan: Fall behind early. Trail Allen brings his Terriers to Boise. the run-and-shoot. Defensively at halftime. Thanks to an anemic 1st quarter: BSU jumped out to a 3rd quarter: Neither team could This will be the first meeting be- Boston uses a 4-3 formation, while offense the defense is counted on to 7-0 lead on a I-yard run by Mike get their offenses on track after tween the two schools. A member the Broncos sport a stinging mul- shut down the opponents and save Virden. The play was set up by a halftime, while penalties and stag- of the Yankee Conference, I-AA tiple set defense. the game. They do. BSU wins- blocked punt and ensuing recovery nant offenses dominated the quar- Boston returns 321ettennen and 13 Look for the numbers to usually. on the I-yard line by Raben Draper. ter. starters-seven on offense and eight be high on the Bronco side of the . However,on Saturday af- 2nd quarter: Eastern Washington 4th quarter: With just over six on defense. Leading the Terrier's. score board, as their offense seems ternoon in the Big Sky Conference's took the lead on two field goals by minutes to play, theEaglesstretehed offensive attack is first team All- to be coming around, while the de- northernmost outpost, the Jason Cromer, and a 35-yard inter- their lead to 16-10 on a 32-yard American wide receiver Daren fense is as strong and ever. scriptwriters threw the viewers a ception return by Doug Harris. The field goal by Jason Cromer. The Altieri, who caught 75 passes for The Bronco's key to a surprise ending. Sure the setting Broncos' offense was non-existent, Broncos' hopes were batted down 868 yards last season. Altieri's victory over Boston lies in both the hinted at deja vu. The Broncos but they managed to close within in the end zone on the last play of stats may suffer a staggering blow offensive line-which must hold faced a fourth and five situation three r.oints on a 38-yard field goal the game, as the Eagles proved they at the hands of a brutal Bronco strong against the Terrier rush- from on the Eastern Washington by Mike Black on the last play of are a contender for this year's crown. defense. and the defensive front which must Io-yard line with seven seconds the half. Halftime score: EWU 13 The scarlet and white hold the line and refuse Boston remaining in the game. Not even BSU 10. Boston Terrier's run-and-shoot of- entrance to the end zone. the well-groomed Larry Maneely on KTVB 's broadcast had a phrase describing the importance of this one play (he had used, "This is a big, big play," just two minutes earlier when BSU's overworked defense needed to stop Eastern on a thirddown. Theydid). Virden-as expected-edropped back to pass, scrambled, avoided a defender's grasp and floated the ball into the end zone. But instead of pulling a VICtory out of a hat, a red headed Eagle batted it down securing an EWU victory. Still in the hunt Despite theoutcome, BSU is stiU in the hunt for the Big Sky Crown. Of course they can't lose any remaining league games, and that is easier said than done. "We've got to get back and get better." Coach Hall said ______-,~"•.:\o-----1 after the game. No kiddin~ Skip. With difficult assessments like that ..L.--- .... required ofa coach it's a good thing you're at the helm. Unlike last season there is no quarterback . controversy. Boise State simply doesn't have one. Neither Duane Halliday nor Mike Virden has stepped forward to lead theBroncos' offense, which hasn't stepped for- ward either. Only the play of tailback Chris' Thomas has been Strong safety Robert Draper (31) and outside linebacker Matt McLaughlin (57) block the way for worth talking about as he continues Winky White (1) on a punt return. Paul Exline/The University News to run over opponents, but a cham- pionship team must be guided from the quarterback position. Stingy Defense Thomas sets tbefield a-blaze The Boise State defense is another story. Sure they gave up nearly 150-yards to an Eastern runni~g back, but they yielded only By Lily Looney player in history to rush for over two years at Tahoma High, Thomas 16 points, Most Big Sky teams put The University News 2,000 yards. Thomas was also the averaged over nine yards-per-carry enough points on the board in one second leading rusher in the Big and was twice named the team's half, to win two games should their Sky last season averaging 81.36 most valuable player. He also opponent be limited to 16. Multi- yards-per-game. earned All-Seamont Conference sport cornerback Frank Robinson A handoffto BSU running" As a freshman, Thomas honors three straight seasons. Th0- played basketbaUlast season, why back Chris Thomas can become a was the league's sixth leading mas earned all-league honors at not try him at quarterback? defensive back two times and had rip-roaring, hair-raising, red-hot, rusher, earned second team All-Big Whatever the coaching nineteen career interceptions. wild and woolly ride on the fast Sky Conference honors, and was staff decides to do, it must be done one of only two freshmen to receive Born Oct. 27, 1969 in quickly. In three weeks the Mon- train of football. Renton, Wash., Thomas enjoys At 5-feet-9-inches tall, first or second all-league honors in tana Grizzlies roam to Boise in what golfing and is also an outstanding Thomas is 180poundsofroek-solid 1988. Thomas is also one of only has become a must game. If the three Broncoplayers to rush for 200 baseball player. offense continues on its present power. Ajunior from Kent, Wash., Thomas has proven him- he was the only sophomore selected or more yards in a game, and holds course and the defense remains self to be an infmite asset to the to last year's first team All-Big Sky countless other top. single-game stingy, Boise Slate will see a few rushing marks. Broncos. He isa true perfonner, games end with a score of ().().-and Conference squad. Thomas has led . never disappoints the audience, . .' the Broncos in rushing the past two A g'raduateof Tahoma that may not be enough to walk gives 100 percent of himself and seasons, and in the Weber Slate High School in Kent, Thomas away with the Big Sky Conference game he moved to within 60 yards gained 3,690 yards rushing during a sets the stage a-fire. . I Title. . of becoming only the fifth BSU four-year career. During his fmal J~ ;4P' :n"-'_ e University News September 17, 1990 Page 17 Bronco's pummel Eastern Montana Face tough foes next in the BVU Invitational Eastern Montana was wottbling they would not go down. Moor a number of time outs by their head coach, who must have thought After winning the St. (along with this fan) that EMC 's Invitational tournament, it was punch drunk on their feet, the s apparent that the big "M" for group from Billings staged a omentum is on the side of the comeback. It was too little-too oise State University neuers. late as the score of the final match In BSU's first home game ended 15-7, having been preceded .. ince the season opening Labor Day by matchesofl54 and 15-8. The ournament, they put down Divi- competitiveness of the BSU ion II, Eastern Montana College in women was surprising, as their ee straight matches. intensity reached levels usually A small but enthusiastic reserved for the football team, rowd was treated to a determined With hopes of continu- d hustling style of play by the ing their winning streak, BSU SU women. Coach Pharmer had travels to Provo, Utah where they o be pleased with the heart and grit will compete in the Brigham er team showed. BSU was led by Young University Invitational on reshman, middle blocker Kristen Friday and Saturday. The host uuo, who had 13 kills and three team is 6-2 overall, while joining rvice aces. At times, it seemed as the Broncos as visitors are Soolt McMurtrey/The University News .flife would be safer playing rugby Gonzaga University (6-0), and Outside hitter Chris Bond (13)is to help block a shot in last week's or the BSU club, as the determined Utah Stale (2-7). On their way poised omen threw themselves across the home from the tournament, BSU rout of Eastern Montana Colle e. gym floor-digging apparently will make a brief stop in Salt Lake hopeless drives off the hardwood City to take on the University of oor, Utah (34). By the beginning of the The Broncos then return third match, Eastern Montana was home to begin their conference reeling from the smashing spikes season. Boise State's first two d powerful blocks of the BSU league match-ups will be exciting omen. At first it looked as ifBSU .athletic performances, as theyhost ight pull off a shutout against their top-ranked Montana on Sept. 21 apless andsioppr opponent as they at 7:30 p.m., and Montana State up a score 0 10-0. Although on Sept 22 at 2:00 p.m. BYU Invite results on /. page 19! ~; B$U cools off California RESERVE OrrICERS' TRAINING CORPS The Boise State Volleyball team dis- mantled all challengers in the St. Mary's tournament on Sept. 7-8. Victims included BYU-Hawaii, Clem- son (in three sets), and host St. Marys. By Wendi McCutchen The University News The Boise State vol- dominated St. Mary's in the leyball team was unstoppable final game of the tournament during the weekend of Sept. (15-8, 12-15, 15-5, 15-13). 7-8, in the St. Mary's Invita- Senior Christine tional in Moraga, Calif. Johnson was named the BSU went 4-0 in the tournament's Most Valuable MY DEGREEGOTMETDlmRVIEW tournament defeating BYU- Player. The Bronco middle ARMY ROTC GOT ME TD JOB. lIawaii(15-8, 15-13,5-15,16- blocker led the team with 46 Things got pretty competitive for thIa job. I'm IIUJ8 my college degree and good grades kept me inthe kills, 34 digs and 15 blocks. running. But in the end it WIll the IeaderIhip and .. 14) and San Francisco (15-7; .management experieJlce I got through Army ROTC that won them over. 6-15, 15-10, 16-14) on Fri- Voted BSU's Most Improved Youcan beg!n to developimpreslive leaderahip IIdI1s with an Army ROTC elective. Register now day. Returning to the gym on Playerin 1987,Johnson'sall- without obligation. Saturday, Big Blue pulled the around play has sparked ~he rug from under their Broncos ever since. • opponent's feet as they de- Also named tothe All- ARMYiROTC feated Clemson in three Tournament team was junior TIE SIIII1EST COWGE straight matches (15-7,15-1, setter Allisa Victor who had a C01IISEIOU'CO TID. TO F'IND OUT MORE CONTACT ( 9.1 assist average. / 15-9). The Broncos were hot MAJOR JOSEPH CARLSON AT and ready to roll as they The University News Page 18 September 17,1990 Sport observations " Oh say can you sing Come on Students the blue turf of the stadium prior to and nearly became apoplectic. the BSU-Weber State game, the I told him,notsokindly, that • Boise State students need to get off their butts at horne crowd was invited to stand for the I would sing the anthem every time football games and become vocal. The first two games national anthem. As the band be- 1beard it and that he should show a sounded more like a classroom than a sporting comp- gan to play a deathly §Qence cov- little respect for the flag and do the etition. .. ered the entire east eno of the sta- same. I admit I'm no Luciano dium. Overcoming jitters of not Pavarotti.lnfactI'mprobablyriluch • What is the beef over student ticket policies anyway? being silent like the rest of the crowd more like Roseanne Barr when it Students should feel fortunate they get anything. I opened my mouth and began 10 comes 10 singing. But just like Ms. sing the Star Spangled Banner 10 Barr I will apologize to no one for • One of the most exciting games in town returns to Boi my best ability. As the song went my singing the national anthem. se for the weekend of Sept. 21-23. On the 21 and 22 Wflen I sing the anthem I am on, I realized I was the only person the BSU Volleyball team returns to Bronco Gym to By Matt Fritsch audibly singing. I didn't care reminded of the hundreds of thou- ." The University News though, in fact I was so overcome sands of troops that are sweating it take on the two Montana schools. with pride in being an American out in the Saudi Arabia and how and living in the free land that I sang many of those men and women are • The new 6:00 p.m. starting time for home football even louder and with passion in my from BSU and would rather be at games is a pleasant change. It leaves Saturday nights Duty, Honor, Country. What heart I struggled to carry the dif- the game. I am also reminded of open for celebrating Bronco victories. a timely message for the Boise State ficulttune but I couldn't even climb those men and women that first paid Keith Stein Blue Thunder March- a ladder high enough to sing" ...the the price for freedom, whether it • Has anyone' ever watched a cross country meet? ing Band to deliver at halftime of land of the freeeeeee!" but I tried was with blood, sweat, or tears or a the first two BSU football games. none the less. When the last few combination of all three. When I • Boise State has probably eamed enough money this se In these days with the Middle East bars were being played the entire sing I think of the Constitution and mester in parking fees and tickets to pay for that new Crisis and the censorship of music stadium erupted into a deafening for what it stands. When I sing I groups, it is encouraging to see an applause. think of all Americans, past and stadium everyone has been talking about. entire group of people dedicate Then it happened. present, and of the great country we • When is the athletic department going to trash the ug- hours of practice 10 deliver a patri- A man three rows below me call home. ly, knee-wrecking blue turf and put in some real grass'. otic theme to its audience. turned around just seconds after the o Itis for these reasonslamso Maybe that audience will applause ended and not so kindly loud when I sing, and hopefully listen to, and assimilate what is be- told me 10 show a little respect for when the Broncos take to the field • Before. the administration can fulfill its dream of join- ing said. the flag and not sing the anthem the against Boston University this ing a major conference, the money lovers should con- Most likely they will not, next time it was played. weekend my sorry voice will be just sider funding for club sports such as baseball, rugby As the band marched onto I couldn't believe my ears one of the crowd. and soccer, and open its pocketbook for 'non-revenue' sports such as gymnastics, volleyball and wrestling . • Pre-game tailgate parties in the Bronco Stadium park- ing lot are a tradition that should be enjoyed by every fan prior to all home games . .Wedorlt need to • The Varsity Center at the south end of Bronco Stadium is a wonderful facility for BSU athletes, but Istill don't envy the running, lifting and practicing they do on a daily basis. 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Teams from across the nation will place," he said, "and that would make the trek to refreshing Lake have been good for the team." Still Tahoe for the Invite, and coach coach Campbell found praise for Campbell cited several pre-match his golfers following their first favorites. Some teams he men- Greg's college football picks Coming off a solid perfor- tournament in the fall season. "We tioned as perennial powerhouses ce in the Red Jacoby Invita- had two guys finish in the top ten include Mississippi, Vanderbilt, Golf Tournament, the Boise overall, and that is encouraging," Oregon and Oregon State, Univer- te golf squad has until Oct. 1 to he said referring to the top-ten sityofPacific, Nevada and Virginia. Games of Saturday, Sept. 22 pare for the chaIlenging placement of two of his golfers. The Broncos play at all the Ifpack Invite at the Edgewood With their initial outing golf courses in the Treasure Valley, f course in Lake Tahoe. under their belts, coach Campbell but the majority of their practice Coach Bob Campbell said faces the formidable task of pre- . time is spent on the Warm Springs Overall season record 12-5 felt pretty good about his golfers' paring his troops for the Wolfpack Golf Course-which is where they .buta third place finish dido 't Invite. "It (Edgewood) isadifficult will be living the next three weeks. ite fulfill his expectations. "We and challenging course, which is Winner Loser Iy finished oneshotoutof second just what we need right now, and Boise St. 35 BostonU. 13 Idaho 31 WeberSt. 24 Eastern Wash. 28 No. Arizona 14 Broncos hit wall in BVU Invite X-Country Montana 38 McNeeseSt 10 Nevada 35 MontanaSt. 21 teams on the Idaho St. 24 No. Iowa 21 Fall to 13th ranked BYU Washington St 34 California 21 Notre Dame 41 Purdue 17 road. U.CL.A. 17 The Boise State volleyball Broncos Friday night with 31 and Michigan 28 25 kills respectively. Sal!Jrday the Washington 27 U.S.C. 24 ran into a couple of buzz saws Both the men's and .s past weekend in the Brigham Broncos finished the tournament and played an additional game at women's cross country squads hit oung Invitational. the road this Saturday in Bozeman, GIVE THEM A ROLL!!! . On Friday, BSU (9-5) lost Utah. The team hosts Montana in the Montana State Invitational. ULTRAWHEEL--INLINE SKATES Gonzaga University of Spokane The women's squad com- -12,8-15,15-4,12-15,15-3, and and Montana State this weekend in $5.00 RENTAL FOR 24HRS. Bronco Gym. peted in the Fresno Invitational 13th ranked BYU Cougars 15- tournament this past weekend. 13-15,15-11,15-5. Tina Harris SPORTS d Christine Johnson led the . 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Ifyou are a s~dent and h~ve original work such as photos, poetry, drawmgs, cartoons or any other art form which you d like published subnut them to Usa Day Carroll at the University News. boy's lavatory n which Robert 'had been hiding this past half-hour was knew the coach wasn't going to leave until he had what he ituated directly across the hall from the teacher's lounge. had come for - a piece of the action, a commitment from ~ heir proximity made it a safe haven - no grafitti on the walls, Robert to keep his mouth shut about the the fight. o lingering blue cigarette haze, no bully to exercise his bulk. The muscles of the man shamed Robert, made him one of the other guys used it for anything but that for which feel insignificant and even smaller than he already was. His t was intended, and if they came for him here, his shouts nose began to throb painfully. Desperate to avoid meeting .' ould be heard from across the hall. He was sheltered for a the coach's scoffing gaze, he too began a deliberate ritual of scrubbing his shaking hands. When finished, he grabbed a Robert's face was sore and the bridge of his thin nose thick pile of paper towels, slowly began to dry off, discarding was beginning to swell, causing his right eye to partially squint each towel carefully in the already overflowing receptacle shut. His new glasses had split in half where Tony had next to the basin. It felt as if eternities had passed, yet the slugged him, causing slivers of plastic to cut his pale, freckled coach was still standing there. Robert didn't need to look up oneek. His dad would be pissed - $78.50 down the drain. to see if he was still being watched - he felt the teacher's eyes '. ( He held the cold compress of saturated toilet paper to his crawling across his frame, disdainful of his frailty, his bony _ " cheek to staunch the flow of blood. His eyes stung from the pain elbows and narrow shoulders. !~;;i. even yet and prompted an involuntary tear; as he wiped it away The brief security of the lavatory had disappeared; he itha stilldefiant fist,asmilecreased hisface. His laughterechoed wanted to hide from the tangible threat of the bully next to him. ff the walls in the empty room and created a crackling, popping Robert made a quick instinctive movement to the door and ensation in his nose. He'd sure landed a good one on that then froze. There just wasn't anywhere else to go - Tony and umb jock's stupid, smug mouth before the rest of the guys his buddies waited outside, the whole school waited outside. ad held him down. Tony's look of surprise had been tinged And his father waited at home. ith momentary fear and had excited Robert with an ex- Not knowing what else to do, where to go, he slowly turned i1aration he rtad never before known. He'd stood his ground to the coach with pleading eyes. Somehow, the man suddenly his time, just like his dad had known everything that had ever appeared distant to Robert~ the contemptuously curled, een written about the taste of victory ... He looked down at his fleshy lips which seemed to say, "Be a man I" were all he could lasses. The smile left his face. $ 78.50-the price of victory. see. Those lips loo~ed larger and closer - the gr~und was <- ruises and broken glasses wouldn't countfor much with his coming upto meet Robert's swirling head. "Be a man!"- and he wasn't sure anymore who was saying it. Robert jumped nervously ·as the door to the lavatory Desperately attempting to overcome the panic, Robert pened abruptly and Coach Bryant walked in. Robert felt the focused; his eyes on one object - the broken glasses in his an's unwavering gaze, eyes watching him in the mirror, hand. As he concentrated intently, the image of Tony's iZing up the damage, calculating t~ cost to keep Tony on shocked and angry face conjured up in front of him. Robert's he team for one more winning season. Slowly, the coach head stopped sptnnlnq.rnlraculously, the vertigo gone. He oved over to the wash basin next to Robert and turned on met the coach's arrogant gaze with the beginnings of a he tap, making a show of nonchalantly washing his hands.· victorious grin.·For Robert had just now calculated the cost. -(~ is movements were too cautious, too mechanical. Robert $78.50 would buy a new pair of glasses. 1::=====:::::lI ., \ . \ The University News Page 22 September 17,1990 o Flotsam·& Jetsam -: C>IQqo 13'1f\uHr G~Of"'N& 1h,,-\ s it!! 1+'c; 5heel)l, ...h,,'Ie O'le~n l''le hq~ q Cow 0'(" eno43""'P C;ornethih~ ... rf;-I ~ After weaning Albert from Bill The Cat along comes Bart Simpson. iate crossword I:IIIJS SID IJ 1111 11 12 13 IIIISIDEIl FIIIJID SE.TElDmEIIII1 R 0 S T E R 5 IRE L ATE'S E C H E LON E R U 0 I T E STAMINA ,M.~i£ABRE TOM. A 0 I P 0 S:J/ E U R R s ,RELlA881RIIBlTY S K,1. 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Call 323-7252 for inter- friend on Thursday. On Friday, relax with some light-hearted fun. The view. moon in your sign on Saturday has everyone involved with something Maverlk-AII shifts available. goal-oriented, and it's natui'al for you to take a leadership role. ontactKath orJean 344-61 1 .,., The University News September 17, 1990 Page 24 Parking con' t from page 1 Advisory Committee, was not in- A d v e n t u reS e e ke r s ) volved in the decision due to the office is located there and it serves by the commission to be centrally fact that the deadline for compli- both the campus and the commu- located. Bob Follett agreed and ance was August I, 1990. The nity. Spaces in front of the admin- stated that the lot in question was committee doesn't meet in the sum- istration building and Morrison cap at one time exclusively for handi- mer. the free permits now available. capped parking. He also believes "What did they accom- Parking Services has in- keeping them altogether would plish by putting them cluded an addendum to the facilitate their being located parking information bro- by prospective users. chure which outlines the Also involved in guidelines for using the no- complying with the com- charge permits. Any person plaint was Betty Hecker, the inquiring about handicap ,I... director of Affirmative Ac- parking is told about the paid tion at BSU. It was her opin- and no-charge permit op- ion that the spaces should tions. have been "spread around No one seems to know for campus." sure why the spaces are not Bob Follett agreed being effectively utilized. that the free spaces are not For all those concerned or being used much. Parking affected, the idea of renego- Services has monitored the lot all in one place?" was his question. tiating the location of the spaces since the beginning of the semes- Bill thinks that the location is fairly seems appropriate if not inevitable. ter and is only counting two to central but has objections to nine in Thanks to the keen eye of three vehicles per day. one 101. the "lot watcher", we can all enjoy Bill Eddins, a student He suggested free spaces the anomaly of having an empty representative for the physically be provided near the old gym. The parking lot on campus. Brian Becker/The University News challenged serving on the Parking AMAS (Alternate Mobility Handicap parkin?, near the communication depart- ment. Em ,isn tit? '\0>, Channel 27 con't. from pg 1 However, if the funding is received ability of students to be as creative this semester the actual equipment as they want purchases won't take place until the "The scheduling involved to use Senator denies public access spring semester. The same holds this equipment makes it impossible true for the additional $185,000. for students to use the equipment by T. ]. Farley however, Committee Chairperson their sovereignty to the agencies so ''The actual equipment purchases when they need it," said Dr. Boren. The U/'}iversity News Ron Craig denied Krepel entrance created. Therefore ....it is the policy and installation won't take place Under the direction of Peter to the meeting. When asked why of this State that the formation of until next fall,;' said Dr. Robert Lutze, a new faculty mem ber of the The University News and she was being denied access, Sena- public policy is public business and Rudd, Associate Professor, com- communication department, the the ASBSU Senate clashed recently tor Craig stated that the meeting had shall not be conducted in secrecy." munication. "students of the future" will have a on the interpretation ofIdaho State- gone into executive session and was State-code #67-2342 further clari- 5) The amount of free air time greater chance to become involved Code Laws regarding public access closed to the public. Quoting Rob- fies that "No decision at a meeting with creating new student-gener- on Channe127 used by U,T.P. has to Senate committee meetings. On ens Rules of Order, Craig advised of a governing body of a public dropped to 1 1(2 hours per week ated programming. The dream de- .., . Tuesday, September II, theASBSU the University News that the meet- agency shall be made by secret bal- from 1 1(2 hours of programmmg sign for next fall is to involve more Senate Appointment Review Com- ing was closed to protect the pri- lot." . per day. students from the entire population rnittee met to screen two Senate vacy of the candidates. When asked about the le- For students involved in Field of BSU, calling upon all those who candidates nominated by ASBSU Krepel then asked Senator gality of denying public access to Productions and U.T.P. this semes- want to get involved, including ac- President Eric Love. On hand to Craig if he wanted the public to the meeting, Senator Craig said that ter looks pretty grim. They have tors, writers, etc. cover the meeting know what cri- "all appointments, including mine, access to the equipment belonging "It is the hope that U.T.P. will ~======~ was University teriaweretaken were held in executive session. to United Cable and some of the become more student centered and News student gov- K I .into consider- Furthermore, I resign as Chair of -"equipment at the Micron Center, involve a greater spectrum of BSU ... repe was ernment reporter told by Senator ation for the Review Committee. I feel it's a but the equipment shortage has students," said Lutze. Lisa Krepel. Be- Chris Peters that choosing a shame that Larry Purviance (Editor overall effected the quality and fore the session had the meeting was Sen a tor. of the University News) is holding begun, however, "That's not up these two appointments-which Krepel was told by closed to the public. what we will be Swastikas con 'tfrom page 1 is what he's doing. I hope Senator Senator Chris Pe- discussing," Haddencan resolve this matter. One are outraged by this sort of thing." nor Andrus on a five state Coalition ters that the meet- replied Senator Craig, "personal is- might speculate, whether or not "Idaho has some of the Against Malicious Harassment. ~ ing was closed to the public. After sues might come out that people BSU is an institution or a club. I strongest laws in the country for "Oregon, Washington, Idaho, being advised of this, Krepel left don't want known." would say it's a club." these crimes," she said. Attorney Montana and Wyoming are the ar- and returned 20 minutes later with When asked if the minutes Senator Craig will be re- General Jim Jones said a malicious eas the Aryan Nations say is the University News Managing Editor of the meeting would be published placed by Senator Chris Peters as harassmentconviction will get 'territorial imperative of Tamara Sandmeyer. Krepel and later, Senator Craig replied that they Chair of the Review Committee. you up to five years in prison, thewhiteChristian,''' said Sandmeyer found the two Senate would not and that only the results When asked about the denial of a $5,000 fine, or both. Schuler, adding that Candidates, Melinda Davidson and of the voting would be disclosed. "The constitution smaller Jewish popula- access to the Committee Review Gretchen Warthan, waiting to be After researching the Meeting, University News Editor gives you the ability to be a tionsexist in these states. interviewed outside the meeting Idaho State-Code Open Meeting bigot, if you want," Jones said, Meanwhile, Fa- Larry Purviance replied, "We will room. Warthan and Davidson said Law, the University News discov- prosecute Senator Craig to the full- •. "but it becomes criminal activity if ther Soukis and others here in Boise they did not object to the presence ered that State Law supersedes you threaten someone or interfere live in the aftermath of a hateful act est of civil and criminal laws. Ijust of the University News at the meet- Roberts Rules of Order. State-Code do not let people treat my reporters with their constitutional rights." that makes no sense. ing. #67-2340stipulates that"thepeople like that." Shuler represents Gover- Before the interview, of the State ofIdaho .....do not yield Hazardous waste in your home can be eliminated and effective non- Rug/upholstery cleaners -- Dry cornstarch sprinkled on, then vacu- hazardous substitutes used. This list of household non-hazardous products umed. is taken from the Household Hazardous Waste Wheel, which is available Mothballs -- Cedar chips, newspapers, lavender flowers. for $3.75 from Box 70, Durham, N.H. 03824-0070. Enamel or oil-based paints -. Latex or water-based paints. INSTEAD OF THIS: USE THIS: House plant insecticide -- Old dishwater or bar soap and water; spray Ammonia-based cleaners -- Vinegar, salt and water mixture for surface on leaves and rinse. cleaning. Baking soda and water for the bathroom. Fle'a collars and sprays -- Gradually add brewer's yeast to pet's diet Abrasive cleaners -- Rub area with 1/2 lemon dipped in borax, then rinse. powdered sugar mix. Ants: chili powder to hinder entry. . Floor or furniture polish -- 1 part lemon juice, 2 parts olive oil or Other notes: Ruffies and Good Sense are two brands of plastic bags vegetable oil. . that are photodegradable. Sunlight breaks them down. Silver polishes -- Soak in boiling water with baking soda, salt, a piece of Anheuser-Busch uses a photodegradable plastic yoke to hold six-packs. aluminum. together. Toilet clean -- Baking soda, toilet brush. To order your Christmas cards made on recycled paper, go to From Disinfectants -- Itlcup borax in 1 gallon water. The Earth in Hyde Park. 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