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W WWW.KALEO.ORG EEOO KServing the students of the UniversityL of Hawai‘i at Mānoa since 1922 ISOLATED SHOWERS Top attractions Eye Exam Warrior woes Silent Hill, Skyline, CCR Re-releases Life’s wonder Spartaaaa! MONDAY-TUESDAY H:83° L:72° Mixed Plate | Page 6 Comics | Page 9 Sports | Page 12 SEPT. 29-30, 2008 Congress, UH officials ready to face budget cuts administration agrees By Abigail Trenhaile on Wall Street bailout Ka Leo News Editor By Kevin G. Hall MĀNOA JAZZ FESTIVAL A cool night of hot jazz McClatchy Newspapers (U-Wire) The University of Hawai‘i is bracing itself for another round of WASHINGTON — Congress possible budget cuts, according to and the Bush administration reached UH spokesperson Carolyn Tanaka. tentative agreement early yesterday On Sept. 11, the governor’s on a sweeping $700 billion rescue office required all state depart- plan to take bad assets off the ments, including UH, to submit books of banks and other financial three budget scenarios for fiscal firms. The deal was to be put on years 2010 and 2011. The pro- paper in the course of the day and posed budgets would reflect 10, 15 sent to legislators for debate and a and 20 percent cuts. vote later in the week. “Like the entire nation, The two sides were racing a Hawai‘i is facing a volatile finan- self-imposed deadline to get a deal cial situation, so our university by 6 p.m. EDT before Asian finan- will certainly be facing challenges cial markets open for business. A deal was announced in the wee as well,” said Mānoa chancellor hours by tired, puffy-eyed lawmak- Virginia Hinshaw. ers that had been working almost To cope with the possible around the clock to reach accord. cuts, UH will be meeting with Upon nearing the tenta- leaders across the islands in hopes tive deal, staff members had their of presenting their proposals at the cell phones confiscated to pre- next Board of Regents meeting, vent leaks in what had become said Tanaka. a heavily politicized negotiation. “I think it’s important for NICHOLE CATLETT • KA LEO O HAWAI‘I Lawmakers pledged to post a copy everyone at UH-Mānoa to under- of the deal online later in the day stand that the state faces a bud- DeShannon Higa plays his trumpet with the Noel Okimoto ‘Ohana during the Manoā Jazz Festival on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008. With almost 700 people attending, Andrews Amphitheatre was the place to get your fill of cajun food, a relaxing atmosphere for the American public to take a get shortfall estimated at about a look at the compromise ahead of a and hot jazz. billion dollars over the next two congressional vote. years, which means that UH will A tentative deal had been not be exempt from the challenge tions not currently in recruitment, get comes from research awards, the allocation of resources. announced last Thursday until of fewer resources. motor vehicle purchases, equip- tuition revenues and donations. “We do need to seek other House Republicans balked. The “However, the reality is that ment purchases over $10,000 Hinshaw said UHM is revenue sources, such as increased new compromise gives Democrats there may be much more severe and personal service contracts in prioritizing and making sure research and private support and, more restrictions on the pay of cuts required,” said Hinshaw. excess of $10,000. enough money is allotted for at the same time, determine how Wall Street executives and a tax- “At those levels (the 10, 15 and General funds, which come academic programs and ongo- we can do better with less, not payer stake if the program actually 20 percent cuts) there certainly from the state Legislature, make ing research. more with less,” she said. makes money. Republicans tacked would be an impact on programs up 46 percent of UH-Mānoa’s “These are the critical mis- In the meantime, repairs on a parallel insurance plan that and services.” budget. The funds pay for the sions of this campus, or any and maintenance - one of can work as an alternative to tax- On the heels of the gover- operation of UH’s 10 campuses, other major research university,” Hinshaw’s main goals for the payer funding and killed provisions nor’s announcement, UH President including salaries, repairs and said Hinshaw. campus - will not be stalled as that would have let federal judges David McClain also announced maintenance, electricity and other Hinshaw is preparing long as funds are available. modify distressed mortgages. that general funds would be frozen costs that are beyond UH’s other UHM’s deans and directors by Federal Reserve Chairman for certain uses, including out- sources of funding, said Tanaka. creating a campus committee that of-state travel, the filling of posi- The other half of the bud- would make decisions regarding See Budget, page 2 See Bailout, page 2

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Budget Details TechBeat Budget • UH is planning budget scenarios, in which the Department of Budget and From page 1 Finance cuts 10, 15 and 20 percent of By Matt Lamon Google’s open source ‘Android’ month when the company began funds for the fiscal years of 2010 and Ka Leo Staff Reporter phone arrives selling the sleek INSPIRON 2011 The first Android-based Mini 9. This machine comes Using this trough period of cell phone hit T-mobile.com with an 8.9 inch LCD panel • Early September, President David What is open source? the economy to UH’s advantage, virtual shelves last Tuesday. and is remarkably affordable McClain froze general funds for certain Open source is a method of Hinshaw believes that construction The G1 was developed with with a starting cost of $349. uses, like vehicle purchases and out-of- software design where anyone will help stimulate Hawai‘i’s mar- the help of Google, Inc. and The Mini 9 sports a built-in state travel can view the ‘source code’ and ket and will come at lower prices. features a 480-by-320 touch webcam, a 1024-by-600 reso- potentially contribute until a “UH-Mānoa has been here 100 • UHM’s response: Forming a campus screen, which slides up to lution, a flash-memory hard final product is created. The years and is a long term institution committee to decide how funds should reveal a QWERTY keyboard. drive and is available with a open source software move- critical to the State of Hawai‘i,” be allocated and looking into other It operates on simple and cus- Linux or Windows operating ment today is growing by leaps said Hinshaw. “So, I am confident investments tomizable system that prom- system. and bounds. From the early that our university will forge our ises to support a coming wave • Greatest source of funding for UH: days of the Linux operating way through difficult times and not of open source applications. Google’s open source Chrome General funds, which represent two- system, to gaining the support only survive, but also thrive.” The G1 is currently sold out, browser thirds of the budget, excluding extra- of IBM and Sun Microsystems, but should hit T-Mobile store In other open source news, mural funds for research and training through the recent develop- shelves on Oct. 22. Customers Google, Inc. began offering its free contracts and grants; general funds also ments coming from Google, can expect to pay $179 for the Chrome web browser this month. constitute 46% of UHM’s budget open source is now a truly phone with a two-year con- Chrome makes it easy to search on self-sufficient software eco- • Other sources of funding: tuition rev- tract. Google by integrating search tool system. enue, research awards and donations into the Internet address space. And the best part about it The software also remembers your is that most of the software is Dell introduces Mini 9 Notebook, most frequently visited sites and free. Check out www.openof- available with Linux displays thumbnails of them on fice.org for a free office suite. Dell joined the mini note- Bailout book or ‘netbook’ craze this startup for quick access.

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Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson have warned repeatedly a lack of urgent response could lead to the collapse of credit markets, which would punish Wall Street and Main Street alike. “The deal should go a long way to stabilizing financial markets and putting the financial system on what will be a long road to MCT CAMPUS recovery,” said Mark Zandi, chief Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, economist of economic forecaster Moody’s Economy.com. along with Secretary of the Treasury Henry Both Democrats and Paulson, proposed a $700 billion bailout plan, believing a quick response was need- Republicans won language that MCT CAMPUS MCT CAMPUS they will trumpet on the campaign ed to prevent a credit market collapse. trail in weeks ahead, and the White There will be a bipartisan over- House can breathe easier that a sight commission to monitor the THE VOICE EDITORIAL financial collapse may be averted, program. If after five years there is a A for now at least. net loss to taxpayers, president will K LEEOO Editor in Chief Taylor Hall Commentary Editor Bali Fergusson “Nobody got everything they have to submit legislative proposals Managing Editor Kris DeRego Associate Commentary Editor Laura Saiki-Chaves wanted,” said Rep. Barney Frank, to recoup funds from beneficiaries. Ka Leo O Hawai‘i Chief Copy Editor Kyle Mahoney Web Editor Laura Jolly D-Mass, chairman of the House Democrats won new, unspeci- University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Associate Copy Editor Nichole Catlett Sports Editor Ashley Nonaka 1755 Pope Road, 31-D Financial Services Committee and fied restrictions on CEO pay and News Editor Abigail Trenhaile Associate Sports Editor Russell Tolentino one of the architects of the com- executive compensations for par- Honolulu, HI 96822 Associate News Editor Kapiʻolani Street Comics Editor Will Caron promise, in a C-SPAN appearance ticipating companies. 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r 4 Monday, Sept. 29, 2008 [email protected] Nepal: A yam between two boulders By Kamal Raj Sigdel Challenges Ka Leo Contributing Writer Prachanda faces both challenges and opportunities of The rise of a new breed being sandwiched between two of communist leaders in Nepal of the world’s fastest growing has drawn the world’s atten- economies. The first king PN tion. It is partly because the Shah had a good understanding tiny South Asian country is a of Nepalese geopolitical locus Chinese neighbor and partly when he described it as a “yam because this is a new democratic between two boulders.” experiment. But will the Maoists Accordingly, one of the give up their communist ideals? major challenges is to strike a And will China and India, two balance in foreign policy in the economic giants, let the democ- face of the growing interests of racy groom on its own? the two giant neighbors so that Nepal’s democracy faces two it won’t be crushed as would a major challenges: the Maoists’ yam between two giant boul- continued enchantment with the ders. In a bid to balance his communist ideals and their reluc- relation, Prachanda visited India tance to fully democratize them- subsequently but he still fails to selves, even after entering into the allay the Indian fear that the new multi-party democracy, and China leader is playing what they call and India’s increased interest in the “China card.” Nepal’s politics. As the Maoists have not Indeed, the new Maoist articulated their terms of Prime Minister, Prachanda is hav- engagement with foreign pow- ing a hard time. The illusive rebel ers, there is always a room for leader, who did not even exist them to play, or for themselves to many Nepalis’ until recently, to be carried away. In fact, both is now busy making the rounds the neighboring giants have garnering support to rebuild the increased concerns in Nepal. war-torn country. Increasing Chinese pressure in However, to everyone’s sur- suppressing Tibetan refugees in prise, Prachanda began as a true Kathmandu and Indian role in communist; he chose to begin shaping many domestic policies his visit with China, and not and political parties are some of with India. He went against the the examples of interventions. Nepali tradition, and reportedly Given the Maoists’ wavering offended India. Many democrats faith in democracy and per- took it as an alarm-a commu- ceived likelihood of being car- nist with a history of a bloody ried away by external influ- war that killed more than 13,000 ences, it is feared that the peace civilians preferred to break bread process will be derailed. with communist neighbor China, CPM MAOIST Under these circumstances, ignoring the invitation of India. Political advertisement for Pushpa Kamal Dahal, better known as “Prachanda” (meaning “fearsome one”). Prachanda became the the Maoists would do better if Prachanda’s visit to China was prime minister of Nepal after leading a decade long guerilla war against the nation’s former monarchy. they completely gave up their meaningful in that it was not limited faith in arms, fully democratized to the Olympic Closing ceremony. village that inspired Maoist gueril- undemocratic practices, return- Ever since the day he won the themselves and institutionalized Prachanda met both Hu Jintao and las in Nepal. This raised eyebrows ing the occupied land of innocent election, Prachanda has been say- democracy. It is too decent of Wen Jiabao and discussed issues in India. civilians, stopping abductions ing that he wanted to review the the Maoists not to think of China ranging from bilateral cooperation In fact, Prachanda seems and intimidation, or reigning in India-Nepal Friendship Treaty of as an alternative, be it in sup- 1950, because it was “unequal.” plies or in finding a back up for In the face of his desire to rede- a red takeover. fine Nepal-India relations (albeit Prachanda has to realize the Indeed, the new Maoist Prime Minister of Nepal, a good thing in itself), it was a country’s critical geopolitical clear message to India that the location. Only a balanced foreign new red leader wanted to ignore policy could garner a wide sup- Prachanda, meaning “the fearsome one” in them and side with a fellow com- port so that the peace process “ munist nation. can be taken to a logical end. Nepali, is having hard times. Just when Prachanda was There are also risks of the peace breaking bread with Chinese lead- process falling apart, particularly ers in Beijing, one of the India’s in the two big powers not acting on security and Tibet to develop- to be more worried about gain- the Young Communist League largest selling dailies, The Times wisely. Nepal, therefore, needs ment assistance and trade. He also ing support from China than (YCL), a Maoist” sister paramili- of India, splashed a news headline warm and open support from went one step further, paying a in striking a balance and, of tary organization, and in teaching that read, “Nepal PM Prachanda both of its powerful, but compet- symbolic visit to Mao’s ancestral course, in correcting his cadres’ democratic values and norms. chooses China over India.” ing, neighbors. EO

L EDITOR: VANESSA SIM PAGE A ASSOCIATE EDITOR: STEVEN TONTHAT Monday, Sept. 29, 2008 K MIXEDplate [email protected] 5 SERVING UP A PORTION OF LIFE “Choke” adaptation needs CPR “Choke” contains three plots. everything much more clearly. genuinely loves the material, but The first plot involves Victor, “Choke” is just a vulgar roman- even that can’t help it from being too played by Sam Rockwell, a sex- tic-comedy. It probably won’t teach rampant for its own good. A few of addict who works at a historical you anything new about yourself, or the book’s redeeming elements are theme park with fellow sex-addict challenge your political views. At cut out, including Victor’s diagno- and best friend Denny, played by best, it’ll offend beyond any Judd ses, but these trimmings seem nec- Brad William Henke. Apatow movie, it’ll make sense of essary and help distinguish this film The second plot involves a tangled plot-orgy and you’ll prob- from David Fincher’s adaptation of Victor taking care of his elderly, ably end up rooting for Denny. “Fight Club.” Much like “Burn After insane, foreign mother (Angelica “Choke” is wonderfully acted Reading,” the randomness can leave Huston) while falling for her doctor and composed by someone who you weary, but it’s still entertaining. (Kelly MacDonald). The final plot involves Victor conning wealthy people by choking on food and getting saved in five-star restaurants. Mix in a bunch of child- Poetry? hood flashbacks and you get an idea Dost thou fancy of the mess this film was doomed COURTESY PHOTO • FOXSEARCHLIGHT.COM/CHOKE to be. The ending hits you like a We are seeking a By Matthew Ishitani cise. This is partly why “Choke” Nerf-ball: you’re unharmed, but very Ka Leo Staff Writer doesn’t hold up as well as a film. annoyed, and it all happens too fast. POETRY EDITOR It would seem a curse to write Clark Gregg’s writing and for Hawai‘i Review, the an adaptation for a book that’ll time- directing style changed my view of literary journal of the Board I’d like to think all the kinet- warp and then arbitrarily input a the story. After reading and watch- of Publications. If you are ic charm of Chuck Palahniuk’s defining moment in the character’s ing “Fight Club,” I could only creative, detail-oriented, “Choke” ultimately became its picture a dim-lit, grittiness when I history that you’ll probably just flip and able to work well Deadline to apply is: downfall. Palahniuk’s earliest first read “Choke.” The film’s $8 over un-phased. “Choke,” the book under pressure, we are Sunday, October 5, 2008. novel, “Fight Club,” was equally and the film, is great for all the tid- million budget held it back from Position pays a stipend of up looking for you! as kinetic, but was much more pre- bits, but not as a complete story. those extra touches and I could see to $200 per semester. For more We are also looking for submissions information, or to apply, email The Long Winded Blues of TV on the Radio and student volunteers–Join Us! us at [email protected]. By David Kwan Ka Leo Contributing Writer CAMPUS It’s 3 a.m. on a Thursday night SPECIAL and the sound of singer Tunde Adebimpe’s pipes are echoing in LARGE 14” PIZZA my mind. Two years after TV on with 1 Topping (w/valid Student I.D.) 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LEIGHTON VILA • KA LEO O HAWAI‘I LEIGHTON VILA • KA LEO O HAWAI‘I Gina’s Spicy Pork PFC’s Spicy Pork By Way of: By Way of: The Gina’s Bar-B-Q Palama Food Court 2919 Kapiolani Boulevard 1670 Makaloa St. Market City, Kaimuki Palama Super Market, Makaloa Little Phone: (808) 735-7964 Phone: (808) 447-7777 www.ginasbbq.com/location.htm www.palamamarket.com/locationen.htm Snow Fox Weight: Weight: and Other Tales of Meat: 6 oz Meat: 12 oz. Total Plate: 2 lbs 1.5 oz. Total Plate: 2 lbs. 2 oz. the North Pacific Price: Price: Oct 3, 4 at 7:30pm $7.85 $6.00 * Oct 5 at 2pm Blow by Blow Round 1: Seating e-get-on Buy-on e-free PFC steals the first round due to its spacious seating arrangement. Gina’s seating is limited in both capacity and space; this can lead the M nig UH ht diner to feeling closed-in and claustrophobic. In contrast, PFC’s food court style seating provides ample space to move chairs and tables to * ! accommodate larger groups. Call 956-7655 for details! Round 2: Sides Gina’s takes round two by offering a greater selection of side dishes. All dishes from PFC come with the same four side orders (macaroni $5 UHM students with salad, bean sprouts, choy sum, fishcake, and Kimchee.) Gina’s offers Taegu (spicy seasoned codfish), cabbage, pickled radish, corn, and validated Fall ‘08 ID seaweed (in addition to PFC’s side dishes) from which customers choose their own four sides, as opposed to receiving a set assortment.

Round 3: Location Tickets on sale NOW at The location of PFC and Gina’s are on par with each other and neither can be deemed a clear cut winner for round three. PFC is located www.etickethawaii.com, one block East of Don Quijote and is ideal for a quick and convenient meal amid a busy day of errands and shopping in the Ala Moana call 483-7123, at outlets, area. Gina’s is located in Market City, at the intersection of Kapiolani and South King, a comfortable 15-20 minute walk from the UH and at dormitories. The third round is labeled a draw and the referee (reviewer) is forced to decide the champion of this battle royal. Kennedy Theatre Box Of¿ce. Official Decision The true meat of this battle lies between the spicy pork, regardless of the seating, sides, and location of the restaurants. Both PFC and Gina’s For more info: serve tasty spicy pork, but differences can be recognized between the two. Gina’s serves a richer (fattier) cut of pork that is seasoned heavily www.hawaii.edu/kennedy with chili oil; PFC purveys a leaner cut, relying on a more traditional, chili powder based, rub to give its pork the necessary heat. At the end of three rounds, Palama Food Court’s Spicy Pork emerges victorious. It is the combination of price, quantity and traditional season- ing that clinched its title in the end. As the underdog walks away victorious, everyone in the comatose crowd is left asking the same question, “will there be a rematch?”

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