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CELEBRATING MONDAY 70 YEARS AUGUST 25, 2003 / Howard Dean in Boise Sports- 6 'A&E-9. -page 3 Broncos fight Kings of Leon: Q&A with Tim Gilligian Southern fried rock -page 6 till! polls ...again VOLUME 16 ISSUE 3 FIRST COPY FREE KUSTRA ERA BEGINS New president wants to take Boise State to the next level
, '..::.~ I c I consider this I 1 I to be the capstone )) , I of my career. -President Bob Kustra '
BY ANDY BENSON the ring and was subsequently selected by the Idaho State Editor-in-Chief Board of Education to replace out-going President Charles The Arbiter Ruch. Kustra said he doesn't plan any immediate changes at ew BSU President Bob Kustra plans to Boise State, though be did say he wants to increase and turn Boise State into a respected research improve graduate programs. Kustra also said he was happy institution and his political skills might with the senior administrators he inherited from Ruch. help him pull it off. And his first challenge "I'm pleased with the people I work with directly," Kustra is to convince Idaho legislators and the said. ".. .I inherited a team that's very dedicated to the State Board of Education to help. improvement of this university" "Boise State aspires to be a metropolitan research Kustra said he doesn't have any plans to restructure university of distinction in the west," Kustra said. ".. .In order Boise State, saying he didn't see a problem with the college to get there, legislators and the State Board of Education structure. That's in sharp contrast to his experience at must see evidence ofBSU's potential." Eastern Kentucky where he reorganized colleges and senior Kustra conies to Boise State with an impressive resume. administrators .' After receiving 'his Ph.D. in Political Science from the Despite his political background, Kustra said he will stay University of Illinois, he held faculty positions at University out of the political arena. ' of Illinois-Chicago, Northwestern University 'and Loyola "I promised myself! would leave my partisan labels behind University. me and focus on being a good president," Kustra said. He Kustra served as a member of the Illinois House of added that the issues that divide legislators aren't issues that Representatives from 1980 - 1982 and as an Illinois state a university president needs to get involved in. senatorfrom 1982 - 1990. Kustra said he spent his first weeks on campus focused on From 1990 to 1998, Kustra served as Illinois It. governor, contacting state policy-makers to stress the importance of and then was hired as president of, Eastern Kentucky Boise State to Idaho and the region, University. In 2001, Kustra left EKU to be the president ofthe " I'm dedicating myself to getting to know the policy Midwestern Higher Education Commission, an organization makers in the state," Kustra said. " ... My major task is to of 10 states seeking to advance higher education through 'improve the Boise State image in the state and across the PHOTO BY MARY DAWSON/THE ARBITER resource sharing and interstate cooperation. region." During Kustra's tenure at the MHEC, the president's To-help accomplish that goal, Kustra said he is inviting New Boise State President Bob Kustra plans to transform BSU into position at Boise State opened and Kustra threw his hat into" See Kustra page 3 a respected research institution
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BYJESSICAADAMS Managing Editor The Arbiter
Many Boise State students who in the past chose to opt out of the Student Health Insurance Plari are finding themselves hit with a double whammy this year. Beginning this semester, SHIP enrollment is mandatory for full-time students due to a policy recently enacted by the Idaho State Board of Education. Under the police. only students able to prove they carry comparable health coverage may waive Boise State's health insurance. In addition to the mandate, SHIP premiums rose by about 50 percent since last year-up from $243.50 to $369.50 per semester _ now averaging out to $92 per month. Ferd schlapper. executive director of Health Wellness and Counseling Services said the new mandate plus recent premium increases reflect underwriters' concern for cost-effectiveness. "Voluntary plans don't work. Statistics show that only 2 to 8 percent INRJRMA110N GRAPHIC BY DAVID HABBEN will enroll in a voluntary plan. Those people are ones who know they'll use it and that creates a high risk pool," Schlapper said. Boise State's former SHIP underwriter North Carolina Mutual, like many underwriting firms .in the nati~n, is withdrawing ~r~m ~e 'Online book-swap' offers cheap textbooks voluntary student health insurance business due to low participatton and high risk. In the last two years, the former SHIP underwriter the accompanying chart. ~': posted a 90 percent loss ratio on premiums. Usually about 70 percent BY ANDY BENSON BSU Bookstore Director Kim Thomas said while online _ of premiums go toward claims in the-health insurance industry. . Editor-in-Chief The Arbiter prices are often cheaper then Bookstore prices, the sellers are Mandatory participation will create a lower risk pool. thus making individuals selling single copies. As the number of students the contract more' desirable to health insurance underwriters. Frustrated with the cost of books this semester? You buying' online increases, the prices should raise accordingly .. According to Schlapper, competitive bidding from underwriters will might consider checking the Web to curb your textbook Thomas added that online sellers. couldn't match the result in lower premiums and more comprehensive coverage. budget. The trend of online book buying in recent years advantages offered by the Bookstore, which stocks books for While SHIP covers emergency health care and referral, Health has provided students with several options in comparison- Wellness and Counseling Services provide primary care on campus. all classes offered at BSU. L see it as a competitor in the marketplace. but as a This fall, HWC Services addedto primary care services on campus with shopping. In addition to the reliable standbys Amazon and We Barnes & Noble, several new web sites such as half. com and competitor that doesn't provide the same level.ofseJVice as one more full-time physiciari and a part-time nutritionist. Last year addall.com have sprung up to help consumers find the best the Bookstore," Thomas said. ' ... :." HWC expanded to include a variety of se~ces ranging from massage Thomas also said that theBookstorechecks'ninces therapy coverage to needle-free HIV-test1Ilg to semmarson vanous values. The Arbiter used the class schedules of two Arbiter staffers, against online prices to ensure they remain comp "..t.•.', ....,. -. health-related topics. . - Interim Business Manager Ben Martin and Photo Editor "We do price-comparison every semester,Qnb«>Qill,over, Students pay a $25 fee per semester for primary care from the Health , Mary Dawson, to see what kind of savings are available for 100 quantity.' and our, prices are consiste~9't, ~et,l" ":', Center. Funding forWellness and Counseling Services comes from the students online. We checked the Bookstore costs,using what you can find on the web," Thomas said. H •.~: state. . ' conceded that those prices don't beatindiVidua} The increase in on-campus primary·care reflects a nation-wide trend used book prices when available, and compared themwith a in the way s~dent health care is done, as it's morecost-effectiye to search on addall.com ~a metasearch site that retrieves prices from several Web bookseller sites. For detailed price info, see provide morCiprimaiy c,are services oil campus than to refer-patients: . .', Sec Insurance page 3 GeoeBehing, isa ldgh-~ti ',: a troosDrelnmt, hot.~tiijbiiY'. ':::;fr8:sht%i~day; ---_.- BYALINB MCKENZIB a needle in a haystack. ,The ·thomasons have~ a. The Dallas Morning News "You can be looking for . trademark trinket:· a little 3 i something that's only or en.ameled.pin of a ferret They PlANO, Texas • scott and 4 inches, and it might be leave one in every cache they DebraThomason are gingerly camouflaged," says Debra .find; ,even if theY.d.0n'ttake Thomason, 36, of Fort Worth, making their way through the 'anything. .".- brush at Arbor Hills Nature Texas. "1 really don't care anything She and her husband, Preserve. They're so used to about the goodies," Debra watching out for polson ivy accompanied by 4-year-old Thomason says. "I'm a puzzle- that they have a nickname for lullanna, finally find the tiny solver.... 'People put Ii lot of round tin, painted in woodsy it: "P.!." ingenuity andtime and outright colors, well off the trail in a bed They do this for fun. -sneaklness into if." of poison ivy. They carefully They're looking for a small ., As they look for another cache retrieve it and signthe miniature tin that mayor may not contain at' Arbor Hills, they keep their logbook inside, chalking up tiny prizes. Their tools are eyes, peeled for "UFL" - the their powers of observation, another find. "usual fallen log." Logs are a The heart of the Global a compass and a gizmo called common hiding place. so when Positioning System, and a Global Positioning System they spot a stack of semi-neatly- geocaching, is a series of two receiver. piled logs, they home right in on It's part of a hobby called dozen satellites that give off the ammo box underneath it: radio waves broadcasting geocaching, a sort of high-tech Ev~n Iullanna is' able to. ~pot their positions. A handheld scavenger hunt that can be it with just a little help from her receiver takes those signals and played around the world. One father. "Anammo cache! r found interprets them to find latitude, person hides an item - an ammo it!"Shejumps with excitement. longitude and elevation. A' box, a Rubberrnaid container, a Inside this cache isa miniature receiver.can cost up to several fake rock, a film canister - and Frisbee, a 3-D picture of a hundred dollars, depending on posts the latitude and longitude baby (which Iulianna keeps), a how sophisticated it is. of the "cache" on the Internet. computer mouse and a toy car When the satellites were put Another person then tries with what look likedog tags. to find the cache, using in orbit, they were for military The tags mark the car as those. coordinates. The cache use, and their signals were a "travel bug" - an item that scrambled so civilians couldn't, (pronounced "cash") often circulates from cache to cache. use them with great accuracy. contains a' few trinkets, such The tags have a serial number, In 2000, the federal government as McDonald's toys or other so the bug can also be tracked ended this so-called "selective' inexpensive items. online. Some bugs have specific The protocol is basic: Sign availability." goals, such as visiting waterfalls Within days, someone had the logbook in the cache, log or going to a particular country. hidden a logbook in Oregon your find online, and ifyou take Atanother park in Plano, Scott and posted its coordinates. anything from the cache, leave Thomason, 39 and director of People began finding the cache something in return. infrastructure for a hospital, Some geocachers have logged and signing their names on the looks around at the joggers and log, and the sport was born.' hundreds of finds. Using a Global Positioning System, observation and a compass, the game geocaching is a high-tech runners and feels a little sense of There are' now geocaches in "It's been lovingly called scavenger hunt that can be played around tho world. . adventure. 177 countries, according to the sport that gets computer "Geocachers' are a kind of www.geocaching.corn, the to try for. Association. While the hunt is usually, secret society," he says. "It's geeks out to the outside," says a solitary sport, geocachers Mary Kelly, 51, of Euless, who activity's major Web site. "Geocaching has really been Kellylikes to collect pins that like, 'I· know something you get to know each other pretty works' for the Social Security Most caches are placed in a blessing to me because it she finds in caches and has a hat don't know." parks or other open areas, some allows me to use my interests with about 100 pins on it. well online. - who's good at Administration. camouflage, who sets out tricky It's not as easy as it sounds, within easy distance of a trail in computers and research and She also has a fondness for TOLEARNMORE puzzles, and so on. They'll players say. A GPSreceiverisn't and others requiring more of a combine it with a trip to the "virtual caches," where there's Groundspeak: occasionally get together in perfectly accurate, so a searcher hike. The Internet listing rates outside," says Ron Wade, 60, no actual container, but instead www.geocaching.com the difficulty to help people: person at a restaurant or go may have to cover an area 90 an engineer and vice president a location with historical interest clean up a park in a "Cache In, feet around or more, looking for decide which cache they want of the Nd,~thTexas Geocaching or an especially nice view. 1 Financial ...•-~~~pnn""t Questions?
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S -.,..~.~...: lIii;.,...... _~ __ il· ~i;;~~'!"~-""1;,""'..;,;-'''5;-~~..:''i:;,~"g;~''!ii'~:i!!iii''il'i!!'l::ri'~:="::i;iiil;'~'="ii'-=:iii::'iliriili-ili'-if;j';;;i"'ii~:iii:::ii'ii-;i;j·'iii-'i-'.·-i;-ilii'.· -i'i7ii1'7i"~i'~ii~-i'i'3fiiiill·~·iI?1i711iii.IEI(i1Z·'·i·:"ljiifiii;-i\iiWWI··ii·i1i'.·I\i-lIiIr-ii"ii'~Iii~-::"ii"i5i'-i~'iii":i1Tii'I'•••• II.·i· ·~izi··.'Ii·-ili'· ~-:.~~~~ • PAGE 3 MONDAYAUGUST 25; 2003 NEWS - Kustra from page 1 legislators to campus in late September...,:: ~ Another Kustra initiative will be to include increasing :.me' international component in BSU's educational experience. He said he wanted to review programs that offer a globalization perspective and expressed support for ASBSU President Ali Ishaq's proposal to include a diversity requirement in the academic core. ' Kusta doesn't have any plans to seek elected office after his tenure at Boise State, saying that it is hard to re-enter the political arena after leaving. In addition, Kustra said the demands of campaign fundraising leave him cold. ! , "I left because the fundraising became so difficult," Kustra said. ! ' ~.. .1 don't ever want to go back to raising money for a campaign again." Kustra added that he considers his job at Boise State the final stage of his professional life. "I consider this to be the capstone of my career," he said. Insurance from page 1 i' to community clinics: Schlapper said another possibility for making. student health insurance more cost-effective would be the establishment of an in-house health insurance plan for students, funded by students, that would essentially cut out the middleman. "Students would have more say in where their money goes. There could be a SHIP advisory committee where students get td'be involved in the details of the plan," Schlapper said. "They could decide to pay lower premiums or expand their coverage." HWC Services estimates that approximately 75-80 percent of BSU students will utilize the services at some point during their four years of attendance; About 50 percent of students utilize primary care on a regular basis, Last year, HWC Services logged 14,000 visits. PHOlU BY KRISTA ADAMS/THE ARBITER Presidential candidate and Vermont Gov..Howard Dean challenged President Bush's leadership while flanked by former Idaho Gov. Cecil i'I, Andrus and local Dean organizer Delmar Stone. , I Ii . ' : I , I Dean makes campaign I stop in Boise "I will never send our sons and BY ANDY BENSON responsibility, saying that Democrats Editor-in-Chief can do a better jot then Republicans. daughters, brothers and sisters, to die The Arbiter ':'No Republican president has in a foreign country without telling them balanced the budget in 34 years," Dean the truth about why we're going," Dean Presidential candidate and Vermont said. "If you want to trust your hard- said. - Sen. Mike Burkett of Boise, who ,I Gov. Howard Dean stopped over in Boise earned money to the government, you I for a stump speech during his "Sleepless better vote for a Democrat." attended the campaign stop, said he was ,I Summer Tour" Sunday morning and Dean also challenged the image of 'tax- supportive of Dean. fired up local supporters in the process. and-spend liberals' and noted that Bush "I'm very impressed with him," Burkett i He wasted no time attacking President advisor Karl Rove publicly considers said. "I still haven't made an absolute Bush on issues ranging from the war in Dean a liberal who would be easily decision, but I think he's the guy I'm Iraq to the deficit. Between jabs at Bush, beaten in the general election. supporting." Dean touched on his platform, which "If being a liberal means balancing the Burkett added that he was happy to see' includes funding of special education, budget, then Lord, we need a liberal in Dean campaign in Idaho, saying that the investment in national infrastructure and the White House," Dean said. Democratic message needs the boost in I job creation through small businesses. Dean also attacked Bush's justification the state. ,I Dean stressed the importance of fiscal for invading Iraq. I: , I ~ I! a " 'ANDYIU!NSON Edltor·ln~Chlef .().., ..... ~' L i •.•••Xc :' i MONDAY AUGUST 25,2003 .TheArbiter .Dueling eEL E BRA T I N-G .70 YEARS timellnes in'Iraq 1910 University Drive Boise, lD 83725 Phone: 345-8204 Fax: 426-3198 THE WASIDNGTON POST www.arbiteronline.com Los Angeles Times-Washington , Post News Service Destributed Mondays and Thursdays during the academic The following editorial appeared school year in Sunday's WashingtonPost: WASHINGTON--lf a terrible week In the Middle East shook any of the complacency out of the Bush .Editor-in-Chief administration, there was little public evidence. Secretary of State ANDY BENSON xlOS Colin Powell traveled to United Nations headquarters to express I, Interim Business condolences for the U.N. staffers Manager killed in Tuesday's bombing in Baghdad and to seek more foreign . BEN MARTIN x117 contributions of troops to aid U.S. forces in Iraq. But fie came without any stated willingness to do what Advisor would be needed to attract such DR.. DAN MORRIS xI07 contributions, that is, to share. General Manager political authority over Iraq with the United Nations. Secretary BRAD ARENDTxIOI of Defense Donald Rumsfeld Managing Editor continued to maintain that U.S. troop strength in Iraq is adequate. xI06 JESSICA ADAMS There was no talk of an accelerated News Editor effort of any kind to improve daily JASON KAUFFMAN xI02 life for Iraqis. The administration seems Sports Editor convinced that time is on its side Academic freedom: in Iraq. It acknowledges grave ANDREA TRUJILW xI03 problems but counsels patience. A&EEditor As "regime remnants", are BRIAN MAYER xI04 captured or killed, officials say, Iraq will become safer and Iraqis Photo Editor will feel freer to work with U.S. MARY DAWSON xI2I A closer look authorities. Maybe that is right. Last week U.S. forces captured Production Manager two of the highest-ranking and MIKE ROCHE xIll most odious figures from Saddam Hussein's regime, which suggests Asst Production Manager an encouraging level ofintelligence DAVID HABBEN xIll cooperation with Iraqis. Even anti-s, U.S. newspapers in Iraq publish, Promotions Manager BY AUBREY SALAZAR most professors are competent, fair, and open- if grudgingly, results of opinion TERRI STENKAMP x110 Columnist minded. But there are a select few who covet the The Arbiter ability to be indisputable. Any student who, has surveys showing that most Iraqis Office Manager perhaps received an unfair grade, treatment, or has are glad Saddam Hussein is gone HILARY ROBERTS Recently, I took a class in which I missed a weekly been subject to demeaning or deficient classroom and do not yet want U.S. forces exam 'due to illness. Upon immediate notification, instruction by a professor has little recourse in the to depart. In many parts of the Online Editor the professor, in accordance with his own guidelines, matter. There are internal committees set up by country, local Iraqi councils are SHAWN SHAFER agreed to make up a more difficult comprehensive institutions to handle such indiscretions, but in my beginning to govern and Iraqi exam at the end of the semester for me and whoever experience in sitting in on these processes, it is well police are assuming authority. else missed a weekly exam. Fair enough. However, known that the odds are almost always in favor of the . But it seems at least equally AD DESIGN during this time, a fellow student in my identical professor.' plausible that time is working Terri Stenkamp circumstance (I talked with him), was allowed to forgo In one such case, I was on the Academic Grievance against the coalition. Many Jason McHenry taking the comprehensive make-up and administered Board and a student was disputing a final grade in his Iraqis already are surprised and the same exam he missed that week and during class class: The student brought in his evidence including disappointed by the meager results AD REPS time. There was an obvious disparity between the past assignments and exams. The board was given the of the first months of U.S. rule. Brandy Johnson . treatment of him and me. When I confronted jhe professor's obscure grading scheme with unusually Meanwhile, Gen. John Abizaid Mica Schuster professor, he angrily defended his decision by saying weighted percentages and asked to calculate the said last week that terrorism Mikel Beckham it was more "convenient" for him and insisted I was student's actual grade. It was a disaster and all ten of "is emerging as the number Brandon Beckham bullying him as to which exam I would take. He told us came up with different final grades for the student. one security threat." While U.S. me to take my case to the dean, so ~ did. The dean The student wasn't remiss about his actual grade; the soldiers continue to come under daily attack, targets also include REPOKIERS listened intently to my argument, and seemed to professor simply had an impossible grading scheme Iraqis who cooperate with the Dustin Scott show genuine concern. Even so, toward the end of that was protected by academic freedom. There are United States, private contractors Jake Hansen our conversation, I heard the two words that have countless examples of these adjudications. According and, as the U.N. bombing showed, Jason Bright been plaguing my sense of justice for four long years: to Dick Rapp, who has been involved with the academic freedom. Academic Grievance Board for 15 years, only about anyone else who is trying to Kimberly Ritz improve conditions in Iraq. That Monica Price Academic freedom was first introduced in Germany one in four cases are resolved in the student's favor. in the mid-I800s. The term has evolved over the attack set back reconstruction Maurice Sapp I recently sat down with Boise State's Provost, Dr. years and between continents, and continues to be efforts in many ways, and the Danaka Oliver Daryl Jones and among other things asked him what loosely defined between professors, higher education he thought about my experience on the Academic continuing threat of violence will Aaron Haynes institutions and our court systems. Almost every Grievance' Board. He said, "I think there has to be slow progress toward rebuilding college and university has in some form or another a balance between academic freedom on the one the nation's infrastructure. That PHaIOORAPHERS subscribed to the idea of academic freedom. There are hand and responsibility on the other hand in order in turn means many Iraqis will Stanley Brewster essentially two types:' Individual academic freedom to behave as an academic..professional. Being clear remain without electricity or water Krista Adams and institutional academic freedom. The former and forthright in one's grading standards seems tome or, too often, employment--which Brittany Rosenthal . protects the individual professor from interference by to be a professional responsibility. You can't just use may encourage opposition to the Dan Wolf the institution, and the latter protects the institution academic freedom as an excuse for anything." occupation and thus further set from interference by the government. Academic freedom and tenure were not designed to back efforts to make Iraq more COLUMNISfS Traditionally. a professor's academic freedom rests protect professors with god-complexes or ineptitude. secure. Aubrey Salazer upon the First Amendment, specifically freedom In Stastny v. Central Washington University, the There's no magic solution for the Dustin Scott of speech, While this is arguable because First district court ruled that academic freedom does not challenges the United States faces Dr. Decateur Reed Amendment civil liberties were established in an include activities that are "internally destructive" in Iraq, but a key first step would be Maurice Sapp . entirely different context than that of the education or "disruptive of the educational process." Indeed, to face them honestly. Even before profession, it is nonetheless the cornerstone of confusing grading scales, preferential treatment, the war, we and many others, EDITORIALCARIOONIST academic freedom. With academic freedom, unprofessional behavior, these are all internally urged the administration to level David Habben professors are granted the right to convey ideas, destructive elements that serve to diminish the role with Congress and the American concepts, and material through their own methods of academic freedom. In this fragile political climate, people about the likely costs of postwar occupation. It failed to do The' Arbiter is the official and style, all this without fear of intrusion by the when all of our civil libertiesare at risk, professors institution. Intrusions like demotion, salary decreases, should be wary of creating a false front behind so, perhaps, it now seems, because independant student newspaper holding back tenure and other means of implicit something so sacred to our institution. the administration itself harbored of Boise State University. It's intimidation. This has made professors masters of When I asked Provost Jones about professors using an unrealistic view. Has that mission is to provide a forum their domain for quite some time. academic freedom in trivial matters in order to protect changed? Last week, asked about for the discussion of issues For students, academic freedom has increasingly themselves, he said, "it's like any of our other liberties, the challenges of attracting more affecting the BSU community. been held up by professors as a shield to deflect they are undermined if they are abused." troops from countries that resent The arbiter's budget consists of substandard classroom behavior. On the average, sole U.S. authority, Powell said, "I fees paid by the student body and don't think there is a problem." advertising sales. The first copy But there is a problem. There aren't enough troops, there is free. Additional copies can be aren't enough police and there purchased for $1 apiece at the aren't enough contributions from Arbiter offices. See Iraq page 5 ~_ ...... I+- AIR NATIONAL GUARD 'cations for admission into Teacher Ed. and the professional ear for both elementary and secondary Ed majors are due' 'Up,to $3,000.00 Per Semester for . September 19, 2003 1)y 5:00 pm in-Room Boom. 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I suspect if we really loved the truth, Itself An official spokesman was practicaIJr. Los Angeles Times - Washington Post News hit "reply to all." Thus they go to all those urban legends wouldn't gej very far. waiting for a request for information. He had Service on his mail list, most of whom have the same The hornets started buzzing. You'd have a prepared statement ready. In harsh terms ideological bent as my pal. I know many of thought I'd challenged their· right to fly a "Hey, take it ,easy, Dipsey. It can't hurt." it branded the legend as a hoax. Clearly the them. huge American flag from the back of a pickup White House felt a message trashing the , The admonition addressed to my screen I stir up quite a hornet's nest with my fuzzy truck, or suggested that retired sailors avoid name came back over the Internet. It was president could hurt. diatribes. Oh, well, I'm sure if one or the other the military exchange system and pay sales As usual I passed the information back to tweaking me for objecting to an urban legend. of us get miffed we'll be able to patch things taxes in order to support their state. Several "all." Again, the responses came back, "Who As usual my friend didn't originate the tale. up at the annual Navy reunion most of us sent a note to me insisting that my rejoinder Those things aren't originated. They just cares? It won't hurt." One guy told me: "If it attend--pretty sure anyhow. (but apparently not the lie itself) was crap and ain't true it should be." Those folks, most of appear and they go on forever. It's like the This e-mail was attributed to Andy Rooney. I shouldn't send it. Almost every letter insisted whom were still steaming over Clinton's lie proverbial snake that won't die until the sun The style was vaguely reminiscent of the that such e-mails can't hurt. , about sex, were willing to embrace a whopper goes down, except that an urban legend goes curmudgeon, but the sentiments were closer Ah, how much mischief has been done as long as it reflected their viewpoint. round and round the world, always ahead of to those of Rush Limbaugh. I sent a copy to under the guise of "It can't hurt!" That makes The case of Rooney's e-mail wouldn't the sunset. Rooney at CBS and checked with an Internet me as nervous as a dentist's saying, "You influence an election of course; it merely This one was forwarded to me by an old' site devoted to investigating urban legends. might feel something." It can hurt. Not long reflected the originator's feelings. So, what Navy shipmate, a staunch conservative and a The Internet site tore the legend apart and before the last election I got an e-mail about did it hurt indeed? It hurt Rooney--it was an friend of 45 years. He is spending his golden Rooney threw a fit. I had enough proof to Bill Clinton's impending trip to Vietnam and years by forwarding me every right-wing e- attack on his credibility. and credibility is his throw my own fit. China. It claimed the "draft dodger" was most important asset. mail that comes across his computer, and I'm Back went a rebuttal telling" all" that they'd going to steam into Vietnam on a Navy cruiser Why don't we just stop spreading lies? Or, spending mine by throwing a fit whenever he been had once again. From my high horse, I and require the captain to fly the Vietnamese am I starting to sound like Andy Rooney? gets my goat. pointed out that the story was pure nonsense flag over our own. Boy, that one hit my I check the authenticity of his notes and, and that someone had done a true disservice computer several times, each forwarded using the haughty smugness inherent in my to a couple of American institutions--Rooney many times. Nobody along the line denied it, liberalism (l call it enlightenment), refute Iraq from page 4 countries with competent and the potential for new in charge of political transition militaries. In Karbala, a problems, this kind of ragged, while leaving the U.S.-led city in southern Iraq where improvised, resource-poor coalition in charge of security occupation has been fairly effort is inexcusable and and the Iraqi Governing successful, 1,000 Marines are incomprehensible. Council doing as much day- about to withdraw in favor "Opposition to the foreign to-day administration as it of 455 Bulgarian troops. occupation is becoming can. Whether that precise But the Bulgarians have no stronger and more violent," formula is the right one can be intention of assuming the civil the International Crisis Group debated. There shouldn't be administration functions the says in a report to be released any debate about the need for Marines have been carrying Monday. The ICG, a private more intense effort and more out, as the Wall Street Journal organization that conducts' openness to allied cooperation. reported friday, and a civilian useful research in trouble spots The longer the administration team that was supposed to around the world, recommends delays, the greater the chances deploy there hasn't even been a new division of labor that ofJailure. named. Given the stakes, would put the United Nations email writing 'samples to [email protected] o~ contact Andy Benson at 345 - 8204 ext.1 05 ,I = zes cue. I I The Arbiter T R U L Y F R E E C H E C K N G ,Tell your bank the jig is up. You're done with their monthly fees. 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Mikell \ i The first game of the 2003 Boise won't come out and promise the city State football season is just around of Boise another WAC championship. I the comer. After the breakthrough What Mikell will say is that he has a lot success of last year's squad, Bronco of respect for what Coach Hawkins has fans undoubtedly expect Coach accomplished in his couple years as Hawkins to field yet another WAC head coach of the Broncos. He will say championship team. It would be easy that Hawkins has taken the program to to look forward to bowl games and all 1\ new level, that he's raised the bar in the glory that- accompanies winning. Boise State football. He will say that if But for running back David Mikell, the anybody can put a championship team beginning of his senior season is a time on the field it's Coach Hawk. to reflect upon where he's been, what Mikell will say that as a team, he's accomplished, and focus on this everybody has to step up. But in season's goals. particular, he is counting on three Ask him his individual goals: "to have players. ' a good season and help the team." "Three inside lineman are key for us. Ask him the team's goals: "to go The whole offense has to contribute undefeated, to win the WAC, be ranked to putting points on the board. But in the top five, and go to a BCS bowi Tyrone Tutogi, Michael Ansel and Mike game." Macleod are the core," Mikell said. Ask him how he's going to get there, How does Mikell think that that and he'll say, "one game at a time." line and his other Bronco teammates Take a step back. Mikell came to Boise will tackles their not-so-impressive in 1999 as a red-shirt freshman. He is a preseason ranking? product of Nato mas High School, where "2003 is going to be an exciting year he was a stand out two-way player. On After an injury plagued 2002season, David Mikell stspsto the turf of Bronco Stadium injury free for the Sept. 6 season in Bronco football. Nobody picks us to defense, Mikell racked up 110 tackles opener vs. ISU. . win, but they never do. We never get and one interception as a senior to earn respect coming into the year because first team all-conference, and second of his NFL experience; persuade the people just see that we lose a lot of Idaho. Talk about an adjustment. But it We're comfortable around each other. team all-metro honors. His defense younger of the two Mikells to pursue players. What they don't see is that we was agood move for me, it's been a very We all hang out, we're friends. We mix was good, but his offense was better. the next level? Most players would. have people that can and will step it positive experience," Mikell said. and blend well on and off the football Mikell rushed for over 3,000 yards and Most. But Mikell said that's where. he up,"Mikell said. . Over the course· of the past several field, • Mikell said. scored 34 touchdowns. Mikell's speed, differs, apparently he is not like most Mikell won't boast that the Broncos years, Mikell has taken steps toward As far as maintaining friendships strength, and his unique ability to pick players. will win the WAC. Mikell won't share another goal - earning his college with teammates after their years of apart a defense - to see holes where "I'm-not thinking about the NFL. I his NFL dreams with the fans of Boise. diploma. Mikell is on course to playing ball are done, it's a no-brainer. others wouldn't see a crack, Is what am honestly only thinking about this But, he will say: graduate this spring with a degree in Mikell said he still maintains close earned Mikell a scholarship to Boise season. My goals, the teams goals, are "We have all the tools to win another Social Science. Mikell is proud of his touch with former teammate Quintin State. one. I'll take this season one game at a conference championship," . academic achievement, but there is Mikell, despite Mikell's departure after Now, in his fifth and final year in time, graduate, then worry about the . Mikell also said he will step onto the something that he values just as much graduating from Boise State and onto Bronco blue, Mikell sees something pros," Mikell said .. field Sep. 6 for the Bronco's first home as his academic achievements - and the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles. more. He sees that although his move If Mikell is indeed taking this season game, injury free. This was something believe it or not, it doesn't include "Q and I still talk all the time. It's to Boise was a culture shock at the time, exciting for him to be at the next level. one game at a time, there's got to be he could not promise most of last it was the right move for him. rushing records. Mikell said he regards one game that sticks out in his mind. his relationships with his teammates We're still just as close," Mikell said. season. "Coming to Boise was a huge culture One team, one game he looks forward "I am' 100 percent. There's your above most things. The obvious question is raised. Does shock. I came from a diverse area in talking to the elder Mikell, hearing to? promise," Mikell said. California to something far different in "We're really a close bunch of guys. IDowntime with Danaka] Gilligan: From walk-on to team captain she is the most thoughtful and walked on that she would looking forward to the most BYDANAKAOLIVER smartest woman on the planet. Sports writer always find a way to put me and why? She knows so much pertaining The Arbiter through college. So, no matter I look forward to a lot of to life that it seems like I could what I would be getting my games ...Fresno because I still be In the toughest situation Q: Hoy.' big of an influence degree. have to let Kendall Edwards and she would know exactly have your parents been on Q: Boxers or briefs? know how I feel about the how to make me feel better. your football career? Depends on the mood. cheap shot, Nevada because Q: What are your plans after My mother has given me Boxers and boxer briefs. they didn't recruit me, Oregon so much support through my Q: What do you consider to State and BYU because they college? Hopefully playing in the NFL whole college career. She has be your strengths on and off are big schools. and then after that Iwant to go just wanted me to be happy the field? Q: How many kids were in with what I am doing up On:- my speed, athletic, your family? into law enforcement S.W.A.T. or something dangerous like here in Boise. So she would knowledge for the game plan Four, two boys and two girls understand if I didn't want and the opponent, my work Q: What do you like best that.' Q: Bronco football has put to play football anymore. No ethic, toughness, .experience, about being a Bronco? Boise State on the map, how matter what, she wants me to competitor. It's another family. I don't get finish college though. Off: . responsibility, a to see my family that much so does it feel to be a part of it? It's awesome to see how Q: If you couldn't play great friend, trustworthy, it feels good to be somewhere big Boise State is getting. It is football tomorrow would you personality, fun to be with or and hang around a bunch of a nice feeling to be apart of still be pursuing your college around, and nice person guys you consider family plus degree? Q: What are your weaknesses it is in Boise. . history. Q: If you were stuck on a Ilookforwardtcra. . ,. lot· :;~~~ Of course, however, I do not on and off the field? Q: If you could change one deserted island and could only know what I would be doing to On: size, but I make that up thing about yourself what have three things with you, .,of gaD1es...beCa~sel~till pay for college -, - with my speed. would it be and why? Q: Do you consider yourself Off: responsibility, money My height, it's okay not what would they be? My best friend, food and a to be a student athlete, or an management, sleeping habits. being tall but I would have have to Jet Kenditll •.·Edwards athlete that is a student? Q: If one day you become 'a lot of other advantages if I papason. Q: Demi Moore and Ashton Honestly, an athlete that a father and have a daughter, were tall. (Fresno):kotlw.howlfeel. Kusher, sick or "go Ashton?" is a student. I don't put as would you let her date a guy Q: Who is your biggest Go Ashton, because she is much effort into school as I do like you? influence and from whom or about th8t'cheap$hot. . . football. Yes and no, because overall I what do you get your strength fine as hell. Q: What is your nickname --'"'~"".TimGilligan ...... Q: If it weren't for your am a good person and I know when things get tough? and where did it come from? scholarship, would you still how to treat people, and no Mymother and my father. My People just call me Gilly or have the resources and desire because I can be a pain in the father passed away when I was Gill; I got it from everybody to further your education? butt during season. little so I try everyday to be like My mother said when I first Q: Which game are you him and my mother because here at Boise State. FREE* ATMs BSU Employees and FREE DRAfT AT ALL OUR OFFICES (CHECKING) & IN THE ,BSU SlUl! full-ti.me Students' ACCOUNTS NO monthly service charge, NO per item fees, unlimited check writing, NO minimum balance requirement, PLUS we pay dividends on your account. We have NO surcharqe" ATMs-at all four office locations PLUS one in the BSU SUB. 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TheArblter So while the Broncos sit anything but idly by in the Despite' the unprecedented shadow of preseason hype, "success of the Boise State .Bronco faithful sit by and wait. football program last year, and We wait for Coach Hawkins to a strong returning squad, the unleash another championship' team. Broncos were given a preseason th slap in the face by the Associated We wait for September 6 , Press. when the Boise State steps to Boise State enters the 2003 the field for the first game of the season far from the familiarity 2003 season. of the top-25, which they, grew We wait for Ryan Dinwiddie's so accustomed to in 2002. first touchdown pass to reaffirm The Broncos begin their WAC' our faith in the Bronco offense. championship campaign tied We wait for Tim Gilligan to with Oregon for the 38thposition pass on a fair catch, fearlessly in the AP poll, and 36'h in the returning a punt for a 90-yard preseason coaches poll. score. We walt'.for David Mikell to Oklahoma starts out the year with the No.1 ranking, followed put together a string of 100-yard by Ohio State, Miami, Michigan, rushing games. But most of all we wait for and Texas. next January, when all is said While few may argue that OU and done. When championships is deserving of their top-ranking, have been decided, when the I a strong case could be made , postseason polls are released. that Boise State was in essence, When the Broncos, once again, overlooked, dropping from their expected position in the top-25. prove everybody wrong. What the Broncos accomplished last year captured • Coach Dan Hawkins and team celebrating one of their twelve victories last year that earnedthem a #12 ranking in BSUAthletic Club Announcements the attention of the nation. The the coaches poll. ' Broncos were mentioned in the Boise State Rodeo Club championship in their pocket, being dismissed as a program what the AP is saying. There's no same breath with the perennial lopsided victory. THey, were Those inierested in the lall rodeo a 12thplace ranking in the final that had a strong year, versus other way to interpret the team's powerhouses of collegiate simply fulfilling expectations. season are invited to attend. meeting USA TodaylESPN .Coaches recognition as a strong program. preseason ranking. There's conferences. Boise State walked So what happened in the last to be beld in the Gibson Room 01 the poll, and a 15'h place ranking Unbelievable. no other way to take the cold onto the field each week and eight months to drop Boise S.U.B on August 27 at B p.m. in the AP poll. This neglects to Are Bronco fans to believe shoulder the AP has cast upon hushed the haters, quletingthose State from the king of the WAC Contact Nathoniel Davis at 863·9460 mention their 34-16 victory over that their team went from Bronco football. who doubted their legitimacy. - an up-and-coming team to be lor more inlormation. Iowa State in the Crucial Com! sitting cozy among collegiate Fortunately, preseason polls 'They didn't demand respect. reckoned with - to this? Fronl Humaniturian Bowl. football's premier organizations don't decide games. The AP They took it. Every game, every the Cinderella of the polls to the Boise ~tate Baseball Club Less than a year after Dan to an outsider wannabe-winner . doesn't take to the gridiron down, every play was carried neglected stepchild in the course II you are interested in joining the Hawkins led the Broncos to looking in? racking up sacks. The AP is out with the precision of a of a semester? team meet in the Jobnson Room in their. most successful showing Are Bronco fans to believe that limited to shelling out hits championship team; By season's In January the Broncos the S.U.B on Aug. 27 at 5 p.m. in only his sophomore season last season was just a fluke? off the field, which are of no end, the Broncos were no longer finished out the year with an Contact Darren Reed at BBo·1B59. as head coach, his team is Because in all honesty, that is real consequence. Let the surprising opponents with each overall record of 12-1, the WAC, BOISE~STATE Baylor scandal latest .dislfuonnor in college athletics lJ . K 1, Y ~" t ...s r -1 l' cover-up by pomtmg a finger ''i',\.'-'-' BY MARK HORVIT AND censured or put on probation the school's basketball JENNIFER AUTUEY more than half of the universities program was found to have at his own player, said Andrew (oreer, Infemship&fcirf Knight Hidder Newspapers playing at the NCAA's top had a widespread practice of Zimbalist, an economics hllp,:J.!S,~~!"bo\s~s~~.~d't . :.£~,T~lllQOr~m11~ (KRTl competitive level in the 1980s. using tutors to write papers professor at Smith College who .':;:r 42&17~7"-:' ',:.! , ""BroifcOJob~'" U~ !r::.~,.~ wrote "Unpaid Professionals: Nearly a third of professional for athletes. Minnesota was 1173 University Drive placed on probation in 1999 and Commercialization and Conflict FonT WORTH, Texas _ The football players responding to (in Ihe Alumni (enter crress from (oreer Counseling _ scandal surrounding Baylor's a commission survey taken then Haskins was forced out. in Big-Time College Sports." The death of Len Bias. "Maybe there is nothing quite the stodium) .Resume Job-Search Assi~once basketball program is emerging said they had accepted illicit t '. -' ." as one of the most sordid in the .payments while in college. Bias, one of the best players as egregious as that," Zimbalist his~~W otc()lI~ge ~P!Jrts., .. Controversy has seemingly in Maryland history, died said . .And that's saying' something. always dogged collegiate sports. of .a cocaine overdose in his The detailsshock even experts Here are somenf the lowest dormitory, celebrating after and aCI\d.ell~J.dlU1Swho have eptsodcs: . being drafted by the NBA's spent tl~'i:O's1#~iir~~~tudying the Southernlvlcuiodist University . Boston Celtics in' 1986. His misstel~S'.lanl.l'ITIii!ibehavior of and the "death'pcnalty." : ,death led to an investigation coachltS:'{lIilf\!fs"dutrboosters. : SMV i1ii'eady,. had: been .that uncovered academic xtre class' "This is U:l111W']OW," said Peter penalized by ..t()c"NCAA for shortcomings in the athletic an GolenbocJ),':a~,th:9,rof numerous '. paying players ',\\ihcI). new .department. A few years later, 'the university was sanctioned sports books, l' including one revelations elu&rged·.'. .football II 7 detailing {,'vUI'i(jlIS Violations players were ..rec,eivilW money for violations involving special in North Carolina State's froin,a boostcr.gencrat&l slush benefits to athletes. ut can't et In "'\I basketball program that resulted.' furid' _a11d,1l1~riibe~s:of the The poillt-shaving scandals of in the sch.ool's being placed on school's" Board; of1'rustees, the 1940s and' 50s. probation in 1989. including then-Gov. Bill Many of the top teams and The circumstances at Baylor .Clements, knewab()ut it. The players in college basketball couldri't; 'be' nitich Worse: 'A ' cllsuing investiga'~lO:UresUlt'ed in were implicated in a plot to dead player. Another player the only instance Q'f.":theN~'s accept bribes from gamblers to accused in his murder. A coach shutting down a :il'i.:.r;igrap;;;~fter fix dozens of games. surreptitiously tape-recorded a two-year banisJl;nl~nt'(,;;~,M,U's Point shaving has continued: while plotting to malign the dead football program started'back up In 1985, four Tulane starters player in,\ll1attempt to cover !lis" ,in 1989.buthas never reclaimed were accused of shaving points. departmefrt'S wrongdohig:' , " '.' ;''the sticl:ess'it once knew. No players were convicted, but the program was shut down But t!;rp;:\\I!Rg~,ti?-g~N.t~l.eJ,1~~r~~.1j~ ~,pJ\i.:;~le• :'l:ab Five" at of the l'Bli#16rcase \::-.payments-, MIchIgan" '~:~.:"" <.Intil1989. In 1997, two players at Arizona mad.!::to g!~¥~r;;,d~j~i,~~,~~~~~:";iJhe; rpSp'~,,,p,~~k,_etball team State pleaded guilty to point test ("elffiUl1:.t.':a'rmLutiiQUlJ>.,; r'~,.;"i ,wmdielatcdly.' pUl1ls~led by the "It ~s a .p~se that ':clearly NCAA this year.\after a booster shaving. demOlt@@;tW twl!\t :p:l1,$ ':g\!'Il¢~~;~ ~1{6; lIiilQ:''1lUf¢re sanctions Golenbock said college sports' wrong," said William Frjday, were announced_ said he had scandals inevitably have been driven by one overriding thing president.] \,9~!,!tU,~ '::,(l"f i~ the,: :ptil~ fi~Qto!Ln~cruits, including ,University of North Carolina current NBA star Chris Webber, cash. and co-chairman oLt!1e Kilight, ',in'the early 1990s. "What college basketball is all ,FQuiid~,«on Commissfoif 'on "This is one of the most about is money," he said, "All , I~tefP!!i~giate A~hletics. ."It's egregious violations of NCAA those Michigan kids were doing , , time-for the Amencan pubhc to laws in the history of the was following the money, and l()Ok'i1l~themirror to say, 'Look, organization," an ..association that goes on all over the place." werov~~'college s'ports, but this official 'said when simctions What sets the Baylor scandal isn't what we're talking about.'" were announced. apart is not only tlui murder, but A commission report found Academic fraud at Minnesota. the allegations that coach Dave that the NCAA had sanctioned, Under coach Clem Haskins, Bliss ~tte1l1Pt~d an, ,~Iaborate We~an get yo~ in now! Anyone, Anywhere;·Anytime Independent stiit/v Jflltiaho - . / ,,:. ".- ,,:-~, '", -.." .' ~':~:.:.::/;:,{,;,~~~: .Full college credit,.:,trahs:fiiFf8ble. , More than 1O'(jc{;{tJrs~~;,ib . 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" he remembered, -his distrust of military action interspersed some peppered 'The brunt of Alexie's lecture white. He smiles slowly, allowing "books gave me courage." Library Association and all political groups in comedy interspersed, subtle was focused on the importance it to form, trace his dark features His writing indirectly landed existence, Alexle was live' and and often hard, but there just of books. "I learned to read BYJASONBWGHT and warmly trall his cheeks. All him on Oprah and the episode, unplugged. the same. ' with comic books," Alexie said, A&EWriter is quiet now, no one whispers which covers a personal The Arbiter Sherman Alexie spoke at the So to heM. the man who is specifically referring to The to the seat next to them about accolade of Alexie's, is set to event, sponsored by the Pacific called great by many critics say, Punisher. Because of physical book-signing, no one mumbles air this fall. He spoke little Sherman Alexle saunters to Northwest Library Association, "Gore, Nadar, W., you could restrictions prompted by many about the crowded room or of his actual works, only to the platform of the Double Tree 0t! Aug. 13 to promote his new throw a rock in Nampa and illnesses during his young uncomfortable seats, they promote 1>Jsfilm and explain Hotel Riverside, poised, towering film, The Business of Fancy hit a sinarter white man .. .' is childhood, Alexie was simply simply stare, expecting some the biographical nature of his at a confident 6 foot 2. He walks Dancing. a bit shocking. Or, "... there's a "bookworm on a rez." His words of wisdom to possess work. "I read my first books more like a professional athlete His lecture almost completely nothing sexier than a lesbian grandmother and immediate their being, some gift of now," Alexie whispers, "they're than a professional writer. contradicted his literary with a book," family brought him all reading enlightenment to shatter lights memoir," He jokingly explains His semi-informal dress, his background. His portfolio At one point Alexie managed material available, and Alexie in the room and blow circuit- the dangers of this: "You're demeanor and prolific literary boasts over 27 awards and , to incorporate Michael Bolton, quickly found comfort and breakers in the hotel. not supposed to talk about this accomplishments impress acknowledgments and his Al Quida, capital punishment, security in the patterns of His lips part, scattering his stuff, especially to white people, the audience. Everyone is smile though it still exists in his writing' often covers sobering and President Bush's penis words. In school on the reservation, because white people steal standing; thunderous applause nearly black eyes, and he says, material; trials of reservation together. When it came to Bush Alexie was assigned to read the shit," banishes the sweaty stench of "See, now you set up all sorts of life, battles with alcohol bashing, several people left, exact book his mother had that anticipation. expectations ... What if I suck?" addiction, the loss and recovery which is really kind of funny Mr. Alexie calmly silences the 'Kings of Leon' is a misnomer BY JASON nWGHT nearly flawless, a trait proven in the song Holy Roller A&EWriter Novocaine. Caleb Followill is the front man vocalist The Arbiter for Kings of Leon, and has a great raspy southern voice minus the twang. He loses focus or something when he Kings of Leon, a southern rock band produced by goes way high, but otherwise it all sounds crisp and tight, Ethan Johns, has been crowned royalty in England, unless it is not supposed to be; and then it sounds even where the group has toured for the past month. Their better. The band is fun. debut album, Youth and Young Manhood, hit stores in That's about it. These guys are hardly kings. It ali feels the United States on Aug. 19, but sold over 34,500 copies a bit generic, and its all been done before. The band is in Europe and topped charts within two weeks. It has likened to about every other 60's or 70's rock group to been predicted that the adolescent rockers will be as well come out of the Deep South, and they are upset about received in America, as they were overseas. " it. Unfortunately for Kings of Leon, they dress like it, Their sound is the kind that makes for perfect road sound like it, and probably smell like it. Not to say that it trips. It has a sort of White Stripes background with the doesn't work though, and the music definitely grows on vocals of ayoung Bob Dylan or George Thorogood. The the listener. drummer, Nathan Followill, does incredible things with a Unlike most bands, Kings of Leon are relatives (cousins pair of sticks. The beat.is peppy and lapses into sessions and brothers, don't try to figure it out; they came out of of rage, which add a great energy to already enthusiastic Memphis) and so everything in the album seems to be songs. interwoven, no single element of the work stands above Certain tracks even contain a cowbell- a heavy cowbell the rest; _ and nothing says 'cool' like a cowbell. The lead guitar, Kings of Leon are currently touring with Lollapalooza Matthew Followill, is pretty bluesy, but has some great and are scheduled to play on Letterman on Sep. 2. Their distortion rifts that pulse like a southern train bearing U.S. tour is to kick off in Philadelphia on Sep. 4, so keep down on some dame tied to the tracks. an eye open for them in Boise later this year. More The Kings of Leon a southern rock band likened to other 60's and 70's rock Jarred Followill, on bass, obviously grew up with information is available at kingsofleon.com. . groups, returns to the United States after taking the English music seen by bloody fingertips, because his thumping baseline is storm. MUSIC sl1arhlgdebated BY DANIEILE lAGANA' the law, dubbed the 'No Electronic owners are not liable for providing Daily Forty- Niner (California State Theft Act,' Which makes it a crime portals _,that --people 'use .to swap U. Long Beach) to violatecopyrights even if you do files. '.; not profit from the act," McClure "On Download.com we list (U-WlREl LONG BEACH, Calif.• said. software in a Way that people can The Recording Industry Association . Cal State-Long Beach students easily find but we neither create, of America has brought hundreds have felt the fire. Copyright sell, nor host the files," said Wayne of subpoenas to the federal courts infringement has 'left some Cunningham, senior editor for for copyright infringement against students expelled and others under Download.com. "We have no legal people downloading music from investigation. responsibility about what software file shirring programs such as Kazaa "We are actively monitoring and does or how it is used because and Limewire, and your name managing our campus Internet we merely point to it, which is. an could be among them. , bandwidth based on network editorial function." "The RIAA's targeting of applications." said Steve La, The lawsuits targeting file sharers downloads is based on several director of Network Service. "Our and the means to find these things. An estimated 60 million university does have computing people are problems that have yet Americans are now trading music user policy to address copyrighted to be solved. However, a recent and other files online. That's more materials. In general, it is illegal court decision in Massachusetts than the number that voted for under the federal law and the denied the RIAA information President Bush in the 2000 election. Digital Millennium Copyright Act." about students from MIT and This means that the problem is, to La said many students and Boston College. The senate is also the RIAA,of significant proportion," peer-to-p~".file sharers are not investigating the hundreds of said Dave McClure, president of the aware of the spy agent, known as subpoenas the RIAAhas issued. U.S. Internet Industry Association. spyware that transfers the users' "The issue is whether the RIAA According ,to the RIAA, it information to an unknown' site should be able to obtain the "defends artists and record labels without the user being notified. identity of music downloaders from pirates who sell and distribute "These types of activities are' without filing a lawsuit against fake copies of their music; however, more than a simple annoyance; the downloader for copyright many targets of the subpoenas are some may consider their privacy is infringement," McClure said. "The file sharers that generally do not being invaded," La said: RIAA has gotten a judge in the redistribute the music files." Several CSULB students refused federal system to approve its use of "The content industry' is well comment on this issue for fear of a shortcut in due process. The same aware .of the damages that the federal law consequences and judge heard the appeal of his own can be done even if there is no campus policy. decision, but that decision now commercial gain," McClure said. Buddy Clark, lawyer and goes to a higher court for a ruling." A case a few years ago, involving drummer of Orange County said Web sites like boycott-RIAA.com a student placing large amounts he doesn't think any government encourage file sharers to write to of software on a university server agency has the right to come into their local representatives and for downloading, concluded that private homes by way of computer. provides electronic forms to do so. under the laws at that time he However, Clark feels differently Because of tile vast number of could not be convicted because he about file sharing. "I think it's subpoenas issued to file sharers, the did not personally profit from his great," he said. "The more the Electronic Frontier Foundation has actions. [songs] are played, the more the created a link in which file sharers, "The content industry therefore band is known, the more people past or present, can see if they have lobbied for and got a change in show at the live shows and the been a target of the RIAA.' more people buy all the goodies the To see if your name is on tile list band sells. It's called promotions, of subpoenas, visit www.eff.org. ce, " and all bands need it no matter College students seem to have a 0:Joence how big they are," large number of file sharers among The issues are many and can them. o! mO/}na/Jlce become confused. "We recommend that students , f?lJa.;rlie6 "File sharing itself isn't illegal," speak up about these issues and said Greg Bildson, CTO of file that they help educate the general Home Parties sharing service Limewire. "There publicaboutwhat is going on," said for Ladies.... is plenty of legitimate content Bildson. "Laws are made to enrich Romance Specialists out there. The RIAA tactics are citizens' lives, not to empower tastefully present heavy-handed and we' have major permanent monopolies for big Romance Enhancement problems with them. Their use of media companies." products, lingerie the Digital Millennium Copyright "Congress is now facing the & more in the comfort Act to access account information fact that is trying to deal with of your own ho-me, from the Internet service providers the biggest disconnect between appears to violate citizens' right consumers and the law since tile of due process under the law and days of Prohibition," McClure said. users' privacy," Because of the DMCA Web site, .. rrUj PAGE 11 MONDAY AUGUST 25,2003 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT BOOK REVIEW: 'Living History' shows ex-First STUDENT JOB9 Lady's life inWhite House A V A I L A·B L E BY ANDREW GRAHAM ... our most critical mistake was The Daily Vidette (Illinois State trying to do too much too fast. " V.) Much of the book is, • Student Involvement essentially, a summary of Office Assistant (V-WIRE) NORMAL, Ill. Clinton's professional resume, ". Underneath all. the political which is the only new thing lingo, one-sided arguments "living History" has to offer. and Clinton ian propaganda Clinton outlines in detail exhibited in "Living History" -- her role in President Nixon's the memoir penned by former . impeachment -- her first big First Lady and current V.S. Sen. assignment as a legal analyst Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) .- lies a -- as well as her history as a • Student Organization provoking biography offering a women's rights advocate (not a Office Assistant blended account of her personal feminist, mind you) and running ( * work study position) and professional lives. a "grassroots" senatorial Clinton writes most of "Living campaign in New York. I:Iistory" in a self-congratulatory, been much more apparent and Aside from that, Clinton liberal tone not likely to have easier understood. reveals how she rejected many conservatives singing her Thankfully, extensive "countless" marriage proposals praise. discussions of Clinton's from her future husband Furthermore, readers looking daughter Chelsea and Monica before finally giving in, made for any amount of Washington Lewinsky and her and Bill's almost $100,000 off a $1,000 gossip and inside information romantic encounters are commodities investment and • SPB will be sorely disappointed,' nowhere to be found in "Living ~. Family Events Coordinator wanted to "ring [sic] Bill's neck" ~; as Clinton's political future History". . . during the Lewinsky spectacle. k ...; requires the book offend What the book does offer to The book does have enough nobody. the casual reader is a crash- substance to string any college ~he book jumps ever so course in political campaigning, political science major along :.:...~···.··...•••.•·/'i'. quickly from Clinton's personal with enough discussion of such for the SOO-pluspages, provided .:"'<-. :" .',.... -, ...:'..,." .."., ... ,. life to political retreats to foreign to fill an entry-level political the reader isn't completely anti- ~ countries (where she seemingly science course. Clinton and can bear the ex- meets every foreign leader To Clinton's credit, the book First Lady's shameful attempts • vsB under the sun, each of whom is, docs address some of the to be humorous. 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